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Antique-styled semi-flush mount 8 inches of lead supply wire included India scavo glass shade Requires two 60-watt 3-way medium base bulbs (not included) Overall dimensions: 13.5 diam. x 7H inches Whats Included Semi-flush mountWhats Not In...cluded BulbsDescription About Murray Feiss Lighting Three generations have built Murray Feiss as a renowned name in lighting, and it now stands as a leader with a reputation for impeccable craftsmanship, innovative design, and honest value. Murray Feiss prides itself as the foremost designer and manufacturer of interior and exterior lighting and home dťcor in the lighting industry. Over 3,800 skilled artists and technicians bring Murray Feiss designs to life, meticulously finishing and quality testing each exclusive product. Murray Feiss Lighting has expanded its extensive, copyrighted line of products to include grand chandeliers, casual fixtures, vanity bath lights with coordinated bath hardware, outdoor lighting, lamps, torchieres, wall brackets, mirrors and decorative accessories. Whether outdoor or in, lighting from Murray Feiss means high quality and innovation. read more
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The solid wood frame of this medium-size traditional wall mirror has a deep, rich antique cherry finish. Elegant carved scrolls ad...orn the top and the side columns. A generous bevel gives the mirror glass an additional bit of elegant interest to this exquisite design from Avanity. Carved traditional wood wall mirror. Solid birch wood frame. Antique cherry finish. Beveled mirror glass. Easy-hang wood cleat on back. 34" high, 30" wide, 3 1/4" deep. Glass only is 24 1/2" high, 21 3/4" wide. Hang weight is 35 lbs. read more
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Clear water glass sparkles amidst the warm, rusty walnut details of this delightfully European outdoor wall lantern. Rubbed walnut... floral trim and decorative scalloped accents on the top and backplate create a harmonious design that will add a majestic touch to your home's exterior. From the Regent Court Collection by Murray Feiss. Walnut finish. Clear water glass. Die cast aluminum construction. Takes one 60 watt candelabra bulb (not included). 17 1/2" high. 8 1/2" wide. Extends 11 1/4" from the wall. read more
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The Sullivan Collection is meticulously crafted from high-quality steel components. The turned style arms gracefully support warm ...fixtures. This bathroom wall light features a heritage bronze finish and creme etched glass. A wonderful look from Murray Feiss. Heritage bronze finish. Creme etched glass. Takes two 100 watt bulbs (not included). 9 1/2" high. 13" wide. Extends 4" from the wall. read more
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This pendant chandelier from Murray Feiss's appealing Kinsey Collection features eye-catching style that everyone can appreciate. ...Four candelabra bulbs are enclosed within a Corinthian Bronze finish frame. A fabulous lighting accent from Murray Feiss. Corinthian Bronze finish. Takes four 60 watt candelabra bulbs (not included). Includes one 6" and four 12" rods. Includes 180" of wire. 15" wide. 21" high. Hang weight of 9 3/4 lbs. read more
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From the cut corners of the foot to the speckled scavo glass shade, this torchiere has plenty of traditional appeal. Elegant geome...tric shapes decorate the base and silhouette against the scavo glass shade. The Firenze Gold finish of the base is complemented by the lovely opaque champagne tone of the Scavo glass shade. It comes with a 3-way socket which allows you to control three levels of brightness. This torchiere is a great, classic way to lighten a room. Firenze Gold finish. Metal and resin construction. Speckled champagne scavo glass. Takes one 150 watt medium three-way bulb (not included). 74 1/4" high. Shade is 17 1/2" round. read more
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This framed wall mirror from Murray Feiss' Antiqua collection has a wonderful aged look. Antique mirror finish on the frame and co...rner details where sections meet give this piece visual texture. Versatile size makes this piece a great addition to a bath, vanity, hallway or other space in your home. From the Antiqua Collection. Antique mirror finish. MDF construction. 30" high. 24" wide. 2" deep. Mirror glass only is 25 1/2", 19 1/2" wide. Hang weight 18 3/4 lbs. read more
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A wide mirrored frame surrounds this charming rectangular wall mirror. Silver leaf accents the space between the mirror panels, ad...ding an alluring detail that takes this design to the next level of sophisticated home decor. This handsome wall mirror is from Murray Feiss. Silver leaf accent finish wall mirror. Wood and mirror glass construction frame. 26 3/4" high, 20 1/2" wide, 2 1/2" deep. Glass only is 18 3/4" high, 12 1/2" wide. 1/2" bevel glass. May be hung vertically or horizontally. read more
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This 8-sided wall mirror has a simple but refined style. Beveled mirror glass is surrounded by a dark antique gold finish wood fra...me with decorative beaded details. A handsome octagonal design from Murray Feiss. Dark antique gold finish wall mirror. Wood construction frame. 33" high, 27" wide. Glass only is 27 1/4" high, 21 1/4" wide. 1/2" bevel glass. May be hung vertically or horizontally. read more
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They don't call it the Sinatra Collection for nothing. This rectangular wall mirror from Murray Feiss brings some glamour and styl...e to any room. Braided edge frame finished in silver leaf has texture and a great sheen. Beveled edge glass guides the eye to the frame and adds elegance. Hang it vertically or horizontally for the desired effect. From the Sinatra Collection. Silver leaf finish frame with pattern details. Polyurethane construction. Beveled glass edge. Hang vertically or horizontally. 33" high. 27" wide. 2" deep. Mirror glass only is 28" high, 22" wide. Hang weight 19 1/2 lbs. read more
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The Marcia collection features warm transitional style lighting designs that are altogether rustic, traditional, and elegantly fem...inine. This rustic iron chandelier features rich chocolate truffle crystal strands draping the frame, and matching pendoloques dropping from each of the five lights. From Murray Feiss. Rustic iron finish. Chocolate truffle crystal beaded strands and accents. From Murray Feiss. Takes five maximum 60 watt candelabra bulbs (not included). Includes 5 feet of chain, 15 feet of lead wire. 29" wide. 29" high. Overall 96 1/2" maximum hanging height. Canopy is 5 1/2" wide. Hang weight 12 lbs. read more
Cotton cover with wool embroidery Throw pillow with hypoallergenic fiberfill insert Features knife edge and hidden zipper closure ...Spot clean as needed Available in various sizes Whats Included 2 throw pillowsDescription Liven up your living room, family room, or bedroom with the bright and vibrant Safavieh Stenciled Arrow Decorative Pillows - Multi - Set of 2. Available in your choice of size, these throw pillows have a cotton cover with wool embroidery, a hypoallergenic fiberfill insert, and a hidden zipper closure. Spot clean only. About Safavieh Considered the authority on fine quality, craftsmanship, and style since their inception in 1914, Safavieh is most successful in the home furnishings industry thanks to their talent for combining high tech with high touch. For four generations, the family behind the Safavieh brand has dedicated its talents and resources to providing uncompromising quality. They hold the durability, beauty, and artistry of their handmade rugs, well-crafted furniture, and decorative accents in the highest regard. Thats why they focus their efforts on developing the highest quality products to suit the broadest range of budgets. Their mission is perpetuate the interior furnishings craft and lead with innovation while preserving centuries-old traditions in categories from antique reproductions to fashion-forward contemporary trends. read more
Five blades in teak or walnut Weathered steel finish Requires two 60-watt halogen bulbs (included) 52-inch blade span Three-speed ...CoolTouch remote control system Whats Included Motor, Blades, Remote, Batteries, DownrodDescription Enjoy the summer days and stay comfortable with the Kichler Aldrin Patio 52-inch Outdoor Ceiling Fan in Weathered Steel. Whether on your enclosed patio or on your porch, this fan offers an attractive style and five reversible blades in teak or walnut. Its base and housing offer a beautiful weathered Steel finish. Illuminate your surroundings with the included downlight that uses two 60-watt halogen bulbs. Control your comfort with the included CoolTouch remote that lets you adjust the three fan speeds, light, and power options. UL CSA listed for wet location use Fan blades must be a minimum of 7-feet above the floor Motor: 188mm x 15mm Blade Pitch: 14 degrees Includes remote and batteries Includes downrod and extra lead wire Kichler Quality Since 1938, Cleveland-based Kichler Lighting has been known for their innovative designs and excellent craftsmanship. Kichler is the worlds leading decorative lighting fixture company and the winner of four ARTS Lighting Manufacturer of the Year awards. Kichler designers travel the world to discover the latest trends in exterior and interior style, colors, and designs. They then translate the best of those trends into fixtures that will bring beauty, pleasure, and light into your home. Kichler fixtures stand the test of time and are functional works of art that youre sure to treasure. Warranty and Limitations. Aside from the exceptions noted below, seller warrants the products it provides will be free from defects in material and workmanship for 1 (one) year following the date of shipment. The exceptions are: The exterior finish on LifeBrite outdoor lanterns, which have lifetime warranties for as long as the original purchaser owns it. Energy Star products have a two-year warranty. There are no warranties on light bulbs. There are no warranties on the finish on outdoor polished brass products. read more
Lifelike log fire and electric heater insert Cast-iron fireback Glowing logs, embers, and realistic flame effects Generates 4,600 ...BTUs of heat Plugs into any standard outlet Dimensions: 20W x 12D x 14.5H inches Whats Included Electric log fire, Remote controlDescription The Pleasant Hearth Electric Fireplace Logs with LED Glowing Ember Bed and Cast Iron Fireback is a handsome and affordable insert that adds both flame effect and heat to your existing masonry or pre-fabricated fireplace. Convert any existing wood fireplace into a maintenance-free electric unit but still retain that lovely ambient lighting and comforting warmth. In addition to the realistic flame effects and glowing embers, the insert features a fan forced-air heater that provides 4,600 BTUs of heat and a remote control for easy operation. About GHP Group GHP Group creates electric fireplaces, accessories, log sets, and other heating options found in homes across America. With years of experience and a close attention to detail, their products exceed industry standards of safety, quality, durability, and functionality. Whether youre warming a room or just making a relaxing glow, theres a GHP Pleasant Hearth product for you. read more
Made of polypropylene and wool Contemporary rug in denim Durable, hand guided construction Made in the USA Measures 28L x 8W x 0.5...H inches Whats Included 13 stair treadDescription About Colonial Mills The resurgent popularity of braided texture comes as no surprise to Colonial Mills, Inc. (CMI). For the past several years, CMI has developed new colors and styles that will capture the home decorating imagination of just about anyone. CMI considers a braid as a method of construction, not a style. Braided construction adds a distinctive look and premium durability to rug styles ranging from contemporary to traditional. Creating exceptional rugs and providing superior customer service is a team effort at CMI, proudly recognized as a trusted supplier to the best-known retailers in the United States today. read more
ENERGY STAR rated 80 CFM, <0.3 sones Fits a standard 4 -inch duct Grille dimensions: 13L x 13W inches Whats Included Ventilation f...anDescription The Panasonic WhisperCeiling FV-08VQ5 Ceiling Mount Bathroom Fan - ENERGY STAR is a leap forward. Designed cleverly to give you a trouble-free operation for many years, this bathroom fan has lubricated parts that last for a long time and can be installed easily. This WhisperCeiling fan features a motor that is enclosed within the machine that quietly moves air making it function smoothly. read more
ENERGY STAR rated 150 CFM, <0.3 sones Fits a standard 6 -inch duct Grille dimensions: 13L x 13W inches Whats Included Ventilation ...fanDescription Get the Panasonic WhisperCeiling FV-15VQ5 Ceiling Mount Bathroom Fan - ENERGY STAR to give you an uninterrupted, simple operation for years to come. ENERGY STAR qualified, this fan features an energy-saving option that is more economical and also protects the environment. What?s more exciting is that it also offers a built-in damper that prevents backdraft that blocks the outside air from coming through the fan. read more
ENERGY STAR rated 50 CFM, 0.4 sones Fits a standard 4 -inch duct Grille dimensions: 13L x 13W inches Whats Included Ventilation fa...nDescription Designed to function easily, thePanasonic WhisperFit FV-05VF2 Ceiling Mount Bathroom Fan - ENERGY STAR is a high-quality product that ensures perfect ventilation for your bathroom. It performs well and is a perfect choice for a bathroom that has limited space with its compact design. With a super-quiet operation, this fan has an ENERGY STAR program installed that saves the consumption of energy. read more
ENERGY STAR rated 80 CFM, <0.3 sones Fits a standard 4 -inch duct Grille dimensions: 13L x 13W inches Whats Included Ventilation f...anDescription The Panasonic WhisperGreen FV-08VKM3 Ceiling Mount Bathroom Fan - ENERGY STAR is a product officially rated for energy efficiency savings. The DC motor ensures extremely quiet and energy efficient operation. Its built-in damper prevents the outside air from coming through. Its SmartAction motion sensor works by activating the fan as soon as someone steps into the room. It features adjustable mount brackets and uncomplicated wiring making it easy to install and very user-friendly. read more
An elegant storage solution Tall and narrow for small spaces Beech-wood bookcase features 4 large shelves 4 baskets are crafted of... sturdy wired rattan Baskets have handles for easy portability Rich antique walnut finish Overall dimensions: 16.4W x 13D x 56H inches Whats Included Bookcase, 4 basketsDescription Keep organized even in small spaces with the Cara 4-Shelf Bookcase With 4 Small Baskets 5-Piece Set. This tall and lean beech-wood bookcase has a warm antique walnut finish and four large shelves that each holds a sturdy wired rattan basket. Use this set anywhere you want to prevent clutter. Each basket is beautifully crafted of sturdy wired rattan in lush walnut finish, and handles give you a firm grip to take these baskets wherever you go. Bookcase dimensions: 16.4W x 13D x 56H inches. Basket dimensions (each): 11L x 10W x 9.5H inches. About Winsome Trading Winsome Trading has been a manufacturer and distributor of quality products for the home for more than 30 years. Specializing in furniture crafted of solid wood, Winsome also crafts unique furniture using wrought iron, aluminum, steel, marble, and glass. Winsomes home office is located in Woodinville, Wash. The company has its own product design and development team, offering continuous innovation. read more
Made of tempered glass Features stainless steel poles Black bookcase in contemporary style Easy to assemble and no tools required ...Overall dimensions: 26.5W x 11.875D x 28H in. Whats Included 3-Shelf bookcaseDescription About Convenience Concepts If youre looking for forward-thinking designs at affordable prices, you can count on Convenience Concepts. Sensible contemporary furniture thats easy and ready to assemble, all of the products created by Convenience Concepts are quality-driven and will add flair to your living spaces. read more


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Alec Baldwin's latest role is one for the 'Rock of Ages'
LOS ANGELES – For six seasons, Alec Baldwin has portrayed clean-cut TV exec Jack Donaghy on NBC's 30 Rock.
But last May, he got a call from director Adam Shankman, who was putting together the cast for the '80s nostalgia musical Rock of Ages.
"I asked Alec, 'How would you feel about playing a guy who opened a rock club in the 1960s and was stoned for so long he didn't realize he was gay?' " Shankman recalls. "It made him laugh. I thought it would be really fun to break out of the buttoned-up world of Jack Donaghy."
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And then some. As financially strapped rock club owner Dennis Dupree in Rock of Ages (opening Friday), Baldwin, 54, shows off some serious long hair and facial stubble while crowd-surfing and chugging beers by the pitcher.
"Let's just say Jack Donaghy will not be flying away with (Dupree) for ski weekends at Vail," Baldwin says with a smile, sipping coffee hours before last week's premiere. For the red carpet, he was back to his own self in a sharp Zegna jacket and a sports shirt. But on-screen, he took a walk on the wild side.
"I never had that rock-star dream myself," Baldwin concedes, noting that for most of his career, directors didn't want him to stray from his own traditional, clean-cut image. "Directors usually don't want me to get too quirky."
But Rock of Ages features plenty of Baldwin quirk. Besides falling in love with his club sidekick (Russell Brand), Baldwin even manages to belt out a few rock ballads — despite himself.
Enjoy eight clips from 'Rock of Ages'
"I can't sing. Can't. I'm the weak link,'' he says. "They brought me in here to attempt to be funny."
For Baldwin, the Rock of Ages experience did allow him to live a different 1980s from his own, when he moved from New York to Hollywood.
In Los Angeles, "I remember it was very precarious. Everyone was at people's houses drinking and doing a lot of other things. I would get behind the wheel of a car and say to myself, 'Should I be driving?' That really scared the hell out of me. I never took a drink again after 1985. Never."
But during that decade, he emerged as one of the biggest names in Hollywood, moving from a role in Knots Landing to starring in the 1990 box-office smash The Hunt for Red October.
"For me, it was just work," Baldwin says of the '80s. "All I did was travel. Pack my bags, come home, wash my clothes and repack."
Baldwin has continued building his prolific career with his Emmy-winning role on 30 Rock, which begins filming its final season in August.
"I'm about to get out of the bubble," he says. "The show is nearly over. We're done. But it's been the best experience I've ever had."
His future looks filled with projects, including voicing a heroic Santa Claus in DreamWorks' Rise of the Guardians (out Nov. 21) and a role in the next Woody Allen film (still untitled).
But mostly, Baldwin will be focusing on his personal life. He is recently engaged to 28-year-old yoga instructor Hilaria Thomas. Beyond an upcoming wedding, the two have discussed having children.
"That would be great. I know she would like to have that happen," says Baldwin. He has a daughter, Ireland, 16, with his ex-wife, actress Kim Basinger.
And Baldwin wants another crack at fatherhood: "Before, in the '90s, I was making films. It was like that hand to your throat. You had to go to work. Like you can't stop working."
But he's on a different track now.
"I really, really would like to work a lot less," he says. "To stay home. Everything is about slowing down. Doing less."
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NDnano is pleased to announce that the Center has awarded NDnano Undergraduate Research Fellowships to 28 students for summer 2013. Each student will work with a faculty-led research team, earning $5,250 over the course of their 10-week project in nanoscience or nanoengineering. The fellowship recipients are currently students at Notre Dame, Saint Mary's College, Ivy Tech Community College, and Purdue College of Technology. The NURF program also welcomes students from three schools in India: Amrita University, Indian Institute of Technology-Kanpur, and Indian Institute of Technology-Banaras Hindu University. In addition, the participation of students from Trinity College Dublin, University College Cork, and Dublin City University, all in Ireland, is made possible through the support of the Naughton Fellowship Exchange Program, which is also funding summer research in Ireland for several Notre Dame students. Following is a list of project descriptions for this summer's NURF program, including the name of each fellowship recipient and their NDnano faculty mentor(s). Check back in the fall to read a recap of each student's research experience! Questions? Feel free to contact Heidi Deethardt at email@example.com. Thank you for your interest in NDnano! Project: Fabrication of polymer nanofibers with anomalous thermal conductivity Amorphous polymers are known as thermal insulators with a thermal conductivity of ~0.1-0.3 W/mK. However, they can be more thermally conductive than many metals if we can reform them into highly aligned nanofibers (thermal conductivity > 50 W/mK). This suggests that polymers can be used to replace metals in many heat transfer devices and equipment, such as in electronic packaging and heat exchangers, with the additional advantages of reduced weight, chemical resistance, and lower cost. In this project, undergraduate researchers will fabricate polymer fibers with nanometer diameters by ultra-drawing fibers from polymer melt. They will also characterize the nanofibers using electron microscopes, X-ray scattering, and measure thermal transport properties using scanning thermal microscopy. Project: Multi-array tip-nanocolloid plasmonic molecular sensing We design plasmonic resonant grids and sharp nanostructures for exciting broadbanded plasmonic spectra but with a sensitive monochromatic scattering reporter. The resonant grids are fabricated by anodization of titania, and the nanostructures involve optical fibers etched into submicron tips. We also employ a peculiar effect of surface molecules on metal nanocolloid aggregation to detect DNA molecules captured by plasmonic nanocolloid probes. This combination of broadband tip plasmonic focusing and resonant grid coupling with metal nanocolloid high-Q plasmonic resonance allows us to use white-light illumination but sensitive detection and quantification of the scattered light. We also use photochemistry to functionalize separate probes onto each fiber tip. The objective is to design a multi-fiber array that can detect a large library of target molecules with simple optical sensors. Project: Home-use nanosensors for screening chronic diseases Professor Hsueh-Chia Chang's group is integrating microfluidics, plasmonic optical nanosensors and aptamer molecular probes into biochips for the first generation of home-use, turn-key medical devices that can monitor cardiovascular, diabetic and cancer miRNA biomarkers. The device is enabled by recently engineered hairpin aptamer probes that can dramatically change its conformation and the end-substrate distance upon molecular capture, such that the fluorophore at the end of the aptamer would not be quenched by the gold substrate via Forster electron-tunneling (FRET). The group has developed several metal and semiconductor nanopore and nanocone fabrication technologies to complement these FRET apatamer sensors by using photoconductive and plasmonic effects. These nanotechnologies are integrated with his earlier micro/nanofluidic technologies to lyse cells and concentrate protein/nucleic acid micro/nanofluidic technologies to yield the turn-key devices. His group works with a startup (FCubed, LLC: See Chicago Sunday Times coverage and has an outstanding record of placing alumni at top industrial and academic positions (www.nd.edu/~changlab). Project: DNA origami Take the genome of m13mp18, a small virus. Add 226 short synthetic strands of DNA, the "staple" strands, and you can fold it into a flat rectangle as shown in the picture (left). This is an example of the DNA origami technique. We are conducting research on DNA origami as structural templates for nanoelectronic and nanomagnetic devices by binding non-DNA components to specific staple strands. In this project, the NURF student will work with a researcher to chemically modify a DNA oligonucleotide with a functional group that can bind to metals. The project involves a little organic synthesis, followed by biomolecule derivatization and purification of the oligonucleotide by HPLC and/or gel electrophoresis. If pure oligos are obtained, the student will assemble the DNA origami in the presence and absence of metal ions and characterize them by atomic force microscopy. Two semesters of organic lab are required, and some experience working with biomolecules (DNA or proteins) would be a plus. Project: Nanoelectronic material characterization using single-electron transistors With the shrinking of electronics towards the nanometer scale, just a few misplaced dopants can cause significant variability in the performance of electronic devices. Therefore, developing the ability to accurately map vacancies, defects, dopant atoms, and interface structures becomes a critical technology for enabling future generations of electronic devices. To achieve these goals, this project is developing methods for the detection and characterization of charged defects in electronics-relevant materials. The approach is to integrate novel electronic materials with single-electron transistor structures so that the native imperfections in the materials and fabrication-induced defects are directly detectable through evaluation of the single-electron transistor's characteristics. Both low-frequency testing methods (e.g., conductance mapping) and high- frequency techniques (e.g., microwave reflectometry) will be used to provide detailed characterization of charged defects in the barrier materials over a broad frequency range. Students involved in this project will work in the low-temperature measurement facility characterizing single-electron transistors and the defects that their characteristics reveal, as well as working in the cleanroom to fabricate devices for evaluation. Project: High-speed transistor characterization GaN-based devices are emerging not only for power applications but also for high-speed, high-performance applications. In this project, aggressively-scaled GaN-based devices will be characterized (DC, CV, RF/millimeter-wave) and models developed to describe the observed performance. Physical insights into the internal operation of the devices (e.g., dispersive phenomena) are of particular interest, and the use of the characterization to more fully understand these effects will be a key focus of the project. In addition, equivalent circuit models suitable for circuit design will be extracted, and implemented in CAD software. Work will include on-wafer testing of devices (DC measurements, low- and high-frequency CV, and on-wafer RF-millimeterwave (10 MHz-220 GHz) network analysis). Project: Design of nanomagnet logic devices In nanomagnet logic (NML), magnetic signals are substituting electricity in performing computation. The building blocks of this magnetic computer are tiny (sub 100 nm size) magnetic dots. This is a fundamentally new computing paradigm, which was pioneered at Notre Dame. The Notre Dame Nanomagnetics group is now leading a large, international collaboration, where the goal is to build a prototype of a magnetic computing device. The student will use micromagnetic simulations to design and simulate logic gates. The gates will be built and tested in the ND Nanofabrication Facility. You will compare the experimental findings with simulation results. For more info on NML, see http://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/design/magnetic-logic-attracts-money. Project: Synthesis of nanocatalysts Heterogeneous catalysis is performed on the surface of particles of metal or oxide or composited metal and oxide at the nanoscale. Size is critical as coordination of the environment and electronic structure of atoms on the surface of nanoparticles with different size depends on the size and shape of the catalyst particles. One specific type of nanoparticle catalyst is alloy nanocatalyst. The second metal typically modifies the electronic state of the atoms of the first metal and, therefore, their catalytic performances. In this project, we focus on new synthesis, which can produce new bimetallic nanocatalysts with controllable size and shape. We also measure their catalytic performance (conversion rate and selectivity), therefore building a correlation of structural factors at the nanoscale with catalytic behavior. This correlation is critical for design of new catalysts. More information can be found at http://www.franklin-tao.com/. Project: Development of laser transmission spectroscopy as a bio-molecular detection system Nanoparticles are common in nature as well as in many industrial applications. Engineering at the nanoscale is now becoming a part of a wide range of activities including the design of electronics and new materials. Although we may not realize it, we are already surrounded by manmade and natural occurring nanoparticles present in our air, water, food, and medicines. Nanoparticles have a huge impact, both good (i.e., pharmaceuticals) and bad (i.e., toxic materials, viruses, bacteria), on human, animal, and environmental health. Using presently available commercial technology, there is no good solution to the problem of rapidly (in real time) identifying and characterizing the size, shape, and number of nanoparticles present in a fluid sample. Our new platform technology, Laser Transmission Spectroscopy (LTS), has the ability to identify and accurately measure in real time the size, shape, and number of nanoparticles suspended in fluid. This technology has 1,000,000 times the sensitivity and 5 times the size resolution of competing technologies. This general tool for nanoparticle analysis has shown considerable promise for DNA identification and quantification based on successful species-specific measurements. A fully portable LTS prototype has been constructed and this summer project will include testing the instrument's ability to identify DNA without polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification--an important goal for many biological applications. The implications are profound and include streamlined invasive-species detection, the rapid genetic identification of specific strains of pathogens, the rapid diagnosis of genetic defects leading to disease, and the field survey of pathogens. If fully successful, LTS would represent the only non-PRC based DNA analysis technique in existence and as such would represent a true game-changer in medical diagnostics, medical research, and the general advance of human health. Project: Ultra-low energy computation Anyone who owns a laptop knows that power dissipation and the associated heat are a problem for the microelectronics industry. As electronic devices scale down in size, they use less power (and hence energy), but is there a lower limit to the energy that must be dissipated by each device? Recent experimental measurements have demonstrated our ability to measure energy dissipation in the range of a ~50 yJ (1 yJ is 10-24 J), and we are building complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) circuits to operate in this range. Projects in the group of Professor Gregory Snider will explore the limits of ultra-low power computing, and designing, building and measuring circuits that test these limits. The projects will include building circuits and amplifiers for energy measurements of the CMOS circuits as well as the actual measurements. A student involved in these projects will gain experience in programming, fabrication, CMOS design, and device measurement techniques. Project: Single protein detection using nanostructure probes Nanoparticles have become widely used as imaging probes. They have many advantages that make them useful over other imaging probes such as fluorescent dyes. In particular, when excited by a laser at their plasmon frequency, gold and silver nanoparticles exhibit large electromagnetic fields on their surfaces. Molecules in the presence of these fields give rise to increased Raman scattering. By measuring the Raman scattering, one can determine the molecules in close proximity to the nanoparticle. The goal of this project is to use Raman scattering obtained from proteins in contact with nanoparticles to determine the amino acid residues responsible for the protein binding to the nanoparticle. To accomplish this, Raman spectra will be obtained from pure amino acids and short amino acid sequences, and compared to the Raman spectra obtained from nanoparticles in contact with intact proteins. The long-term goal of this project is to use nanoparticle probes to detect specific proteins and protein binding interactions in cells. This project is appropriate for students with an interest in spectroscopy and biochemistry. Project: Incorporating nanostructures into biocompatible flow detectors The combination of fabricated nanostructures with materials amenable to cell culture provide new routes to detecting biomolecules associated with normal celluar function and that are also diagnostic of disease. In this project, students will work to embed nano structures into biocompatible polymer substrates that are incorporated into devices capable of high sensitivity detection. The goal is to develop existing technology in the lab to build a prototype in which cells remain viable while undergoing chemical monitoring. This project is appropriate for students with an interest in bioengineering, materials science, and analytical chemistry. Project: Nanoparticle contrast agents for detecting pre-rupture tendon damage Incidence of tendon and ligament ruptures is high among both athletes and the general population. Such ruptures are painful and debilitating, and frequently require surgical intervention to restore full function. Soft tissue ruptures are often associated with pre-rupture degeneration of the tissue. The detection of changes associated with this degeneration could allow clinicians to apply preventive treatments to avoid ruptures and the subsequent need for surgical treatments. Unfortunately, this is not currently possible due to a lack of suitable in vivo diagnostic imaging techniques. To address this issue, we are currently developing gold nanoparticle contrast agents functionalized to target biomolecules associated with soft tissue degeneration. These contrast agents will enable X-ray imaging of pre-rupture damage in tendons and ligaments. Students working on this project will use animal ex vivo models to investigate important practical elements associated with the use of these contrast agents in clinical settings. Students will also gain experience in nanoparticle synthesis and characterization, as well as biological sample collection, preparation and characterization. Experience with synthetic chemistry or materials characterization techniques would be desirable but all candidates with an interest in biomedical engineering will be considered. Project: Hazard characterization and life cycle-based green redesign of a nanotechnology-enabled product The US National Nanotechnology Initiative has emphasized ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI) and environmental, health, and safety issues (EHS) as nanotechnology development proceeds. Nanotechnology-enabled products with considerable benefits to humanity are in early research and development stages in the laboratories of NDnano investigators. However, consideration of entire "cradle-to-grave" product life cycles may reveal potential for harmful unintended consequences associated with some product prototypes in addition to their intended benefits. Responsible development in these instances requires scientific characterization of potential harm and steps toward hazard elimination or reduction according to green design principles, the focus of this undergraduate research project. Project methods will include both empirical (conducted at the Center for Environmental Science and Technology) and literature-based research, requiring a versatile intellect, interest in advanced reading, and strong written and oral presentation skills. A rising senior is preferred. Project: On-chip optical diagnosis using capillary electrophoresis On-chip medical diagnostics provides researchers and clinicians ways of quickly identifying biomarkers that indicate disease and biological stress. In such devices biomarkers (e.g., proteins, lipids, DNA) typically interact with a functionalized electrode to "read-out" a positive presence. However, optical detection methods (e.g., measuring the amount of light that interacts with a biomarker) can additionally provide a high level of sensitivity and specificity. Recently at Notre Dame, groups from the Department of Electrical Engineering have begun looking at ways of efficiently coupling semiconductor laser light onto optical biosensors on a chip. This project will continue the work and explore light interaction with biomarkers in on-chip capillary arrays. Work will involve cleanroom fabrication, device characterization, and computer modeling/simulation. This project is best suited for rising juniors and seniors. Project: Plasma jets for nanomaterials synthesis Plasma jets are an emerging technology that have a wide variety of applications--from killing tumors and healing wounds to cleaning tumors and synthesizing new nanomaterials. This project targets using plasma jets for plasma electrochemistry to synthesize nanoparticles, focusing on how to control the interaction between the plasma jet and a liquid. A NURF student will conduct experiments that look at novel plasma configurations for plasma/liquid interactions and use simple simulations to predict the interaction thermodynamics. The student will work with a team of graduate students studying plasma science, but will have the opportunity to work independently and use their own creativity and imagination. Those who intend to continue the research for credit in the fall semester and have a high interest in going to graduate school will be given preference. Project: Dynamically tunable THz devices based on magnetic carbon nano fibers (CNF) Electromagnetic waves in the frequency range 0.1-10 THz have remained the least explored and developed in the entire spectrum, creating what is widely known as the Terahertz Gap. Recently, THz waves have attracted much attention and continuous interest owning to their prospective applications in many important fields, such as astronomy, chemical analysis, biological sensing, imaging, security screening, etc. Among many THz quasi-optical components now under development, THz shielding devices, attenuators, polarizers and filters, especially those with dynamically tunable properties, are in high demand. Conventional methods for realizing the above components usually require complex (i.e., costly) microfabrication processes, such as photolithography or chemical etching. In addition, THz wave modulation/manipulation mechanisms and devices studied so far (e.g., those based on electrical tuning, optical control, or thermal driving) generally exhibit compromised performance due to issues with structure complexity and manufacturing cost. We propose to explore an alternative approach for cost-effective manufacturing of dynamically tunable THz quasi-optical devices and components relying on magnetic tuning of nanoparticle-filled CNF composite coatings. Our collaborator at the University of Illinois at Chicago has synthesized magnetic CNF powders consisting of CNFs filled with 10nm-dia. Fe3O4 superparamagnetic nanoparticles. On the basis of the novel composite materials, we will manufacture and demonstrate dynamically tunable THz polarizers controlled by an external magnetic field. We also plan to study and demonstrate tunable THz filters using the so-called frequency-selective-surface (FSS) approach based on the same composite coatings. This approach may provide an unprecedented method for extraordinary tunability (both transmission and center frequency) and modulation depth (as high as 60 dB based on our initial results). This project offers the student a unique opportunity to gain hands-on skills in terahertz measurement, spectroscopy, and instrumentation. The student will be expected to be a rising junior or senior with electrical engineering course work, but qualified applicants at other levels will also be considered. Furthermore, we expect that the completion of this work will lead to journal publications (Results from our NURF 2011 project have been published in Applied Physics Letters). Project: Electrical characterization of silicon-on-insulator substrates Recently, the demand for high resistivity SOI (HR-SOI) wafers dramatically increases due to the fast growing wireless telecommunication market. For example, RFICs built on HR-SOI wafers have already been seen on cellular handset front-end, which is traditionally dominated exclusively by GaAs-based technology. Compared to GaAs technology, high integration and low cost is always the biggest advantage for Si. While using HR-SOI wafers, the substrate RF loss can be minimized compared to using bulk Si or low resistivity SOI wafers. However, it is known that the effective resistance of the HR-SOI wafer can be significantly reduced due to a low resistivity layer of free carriers formed near the buried oxide (BOX) and handle Si interface. It is also known that intentionally forming a high density trap layer at the BOX/Si interface can effectively reduce the free carrier concentration. In this project, commercial SOI wafers processed with different trap formation techniques will be characterized from dc to microwave frequencies to understand the origin of the substrate RF losses and explore ways to eliminate them. Project: Drug delivery using nanomedicine in cancers Multiple myeloma (MM), a B-cell malignancy characterized by proliferation of monoclonal plasma cells in the bone marrow, is the second most common type of blood cancer in the U.S. Despite the recent advances in treatment strategies and the emergence of novel therapies, it still remains incurable. A major factor that contributes to the development of drug resistance in MM is the interaction of MM cells with the bone marrow microenvironment. It has been demonstrated that the adhesion of MM cells to the bone marrow stroma via α4β1 integrins leads to cell adhesion mediated drug resistance (CAM-DR), which enables MM cells to gain resistance to drugs such as doxorubicin (Dox)–a 1st line chemotherapeutic in the treatment of MM. The overall objective of this proposed project is to engineer "smart" nanoparticles that will deliver and exert the cytotoxic effects of the chemotherapeutic agents on MM cells, and at the same time do it in such a manner to overcome drug resistance for improved patient outcome. To enable this, we engineer nanoparticles that will be (i) functionalized with α4β1-antagonist peptides for targeting, (ii) loaded with chemotherapeutic agents, and (iii) designed to show the adhesion inhibitory and the cytotoxic effects in a temporal sequence. When the nanoparticles are delivered to the MM cells, as a first step they will interact with the cell surface α4β1 integrins and inhibit MM cell adhesion to the stroma, thereby preventing development of drug resistance (figure above). In the second step, chemotherapeutic agents will exert cytotoxic effects after cellular uptake, as the nanoparticles will be designed to require a low pH environment such as the endocytic vesicles, to release active drugs. This way, the "smart" nanoparticles will act on the MM cells in a temporal fashion and prevent development of CAM-DR for improved patient outcome. Project: Photo-induced reconfigurable THz circuits and devices Tunable and reconfigurable THz circuits and components such as filters, planar antennas, modulators and beam steering arrays are in high demand in THz imaging, sensing, spectroscopy, and communication. Demonstrations of the above active THz circuits have been reported using metamaterial and liquid crystal based devices. However, the tunability and versatility of the above approaches are still limited. We propose to optically produce circuit patterns on semiconductor substrates to implement tunable/reconfigurable quasi-optical THz components. The computer-generated photo-patterns are projected on substrates to induce spatially controllable free-carrier absorption of THz radiation, thus creating unlimited possibilities of quasi-optical THz circuits. In this NURF project, modulating and gating of THz waves under pattern-free light projection will be first demonstrated as a proof of concept (initial verification using photoconductive polymer materials has been performed). Photo-patterning of tunable/reconfigurable THz polarizers and mesh filters (frequency-tunable) will then be fully explored. We will further seek to demonstrate reconfigurable antenna arrays for THz beam manipulation and steering. If successful, this hybrid optical-THz approach will lead to extremely low-cost and versatile quasi-optical THz components. The NURF student selected for this project will be involved in the development of reconfigurable terahertz modulators and other circuits (e.g., polarizers, filters, arrays) using a computer generated photo pattern. The student will design and construct optical setup, and perform computer control and data acquisition. This project provides the student a unique opportunity to gain knowledge and hands-on skills in optics, THz circuits, and instrumentation. A rising junior or senior with electromagnetic waves or optics course work is preferred, but qualified applicants at other levels will also be considered. Project: Low voltage memory using 2D materials As electronic systems become smaller, the need for low-voltage components increases. For example, the development of low-voltage logic devices will necessitate the development of low-voltage memory devices. In this project, we will explore the idea of using novel two-dimensional (2D) materials, such as graphene and molybdenum disulphide, to create low-voltage nanoionic memories. By using materials that are one atom thick, such as graphene, we can approach the limits of scaling. The NURF student will prepare and characterize samples in an inert environment provided by a glovebox, where the oxygen and water concentrations are limited to a few ppm. We will characterize the morphology of the resulting samples using atomic force microscopy and scanning tunneling microscopy (AFM/STM). After a suitable sample preparation procedure is identified, the student will make electrical characterization measurements in vacuum. The student working on this project will gain experience working with 2D materials, learning about the limits of scaling in electronic devices, working within a glovebox, and making electronic measurements on 2D materials. Project: On-chip lasers CPU speeds are currently limited by their power density, and multicore processors need supremely fast buses to each other and to memory. Both of these could be solved by using optical interconnects. But Si doesn't emit light, so we can't make lasers with silicon. On the other hand, germanium is already used in CPUs, and strained Ge will emit light. In this project, the student will implement a straightforward technique for creating tensile strain in Ge films in order to study the maximum strain available using the stress liner technique and identify future improvements. The optical properties of the strained films will be measured using photoluminescence (PL) and other techniques. The student will be expected to produce research suitable for publication, with assistance from Prof. Wistey and other members of the research group. Project: Quantum dot solar cell In recent years, nanomaterials have emerged as the new building blocks to construct light energy harvesting assemblies.1,2 Efforts are being made to design organic and inorganic hybrid structures that exhibit improved selectivity and efficiency towards light energy conversion. This project will evaluate the performance of solid state quantum dot solar cells. The summer research involves synthesis semiconductor quantum dots, assembling them in a solar cell and evaluation of their photovoltaic properties. Quantum dots (CdSe, Sb2S3, CIS, etc.) are deposited on mesoscopic TiO2 or ZnO film serve as the photoanode. A hole scavenger such as CuSCN, PEDOT, or 2,2´,7,7´-tetrakis-(N,Ndi-p-methoxyphenylamine) 9,9´-spirobifluorene (spiro-OMeTAD) is then deposited onto these photoactive films. A thin layer of metal (e.g., Au or Ag) is deposited on top of the hole transport layer to make the electrical contact. Upon photoexcitation of the semiconductor QDs, the electrons are driven towards the oxide layer and the holes are driven towards the metal contact and thus generate photocurrent. The overall goal is to extend the photorespone into the infrared and overcome the electron recombination at the grain boundaries.
Project: Brightness scaling of mid-infrared sources Quantum cascade lasers are relatively new mid-infrared sources that have matured greatly in the past decade. These compact, semiconductor sources have enabled myriad applications in health, homeland security, and environmental monitoring. Applications with long optical path lengths—such as mid-infrared countermeasures, remote sensing, and optical communications—however are limited by the brightness of the lasers. In this project, students will work to improve the brightness of mid-infrared quantum cascade lasers using an array of monolithically-integrated power amplifiers. Students involved in this project will have the opportunity to work on numerical simulations, device design and fabrication, and device characterization. Project: 2-dimensional semiconductors: New toys for the next nano(opto) electronics era Two dimensional (2D) materials such as graphene, MoS2, WS2, BN etc. are attracting enormous interests due to their excellent electrical and optical properties. Nanoscale devices based on these 2D materials potentially offer high-performance, large-area and low-cost electronics and optoelectronics. Researchers have recently proposed a variety of applications including low-voltage memory, solar cell, high-speed photodetectors, integrated circuits etc. One representative example of 2D material is graphene, consisting of one layer of carbon atoms. Its unique linear dispersion relation at low energies leads to a broadband optical transparency of ~97% for white light. Initially, the atomically thin 2D materials were obtained by mechanical exfoliation, which, however, can only produce micron-size flakes. To produce large-area films for practical applications, chemical vapor deposition (CVD) growth on metal (Cu or Ni) is well developed in recent years. As one of leading research teams in the field of 2D materials and devices, our group has developed capabilities of CVD-growth, transfer, device fabrication, characterizations of both material properties and device performance for 2D materials. Applications such as THz modulators, transparent electrodes, and tunneling field-effect transistors based on these 2D materials have been actively pursued by our group, with some prototypes being demonstrated recently. For more updated information on the group, please refer to http://www.nd.edu/~hxing and http://www.nd.edu/~djena. An example project on IPE is described in the figure above (click image for larger view), and an appropriate project will be decided based on the student's interests and background upon joining the group. In the IPE project, we will target for using various 2D materials, not only graphene, but also MoS2, WS2 etc as transparent electrode to enable the observation of hole transitions and the complete determination of band alignment in semiconductor interface. Due to the atomically thin nature of these materials, their optical absorption to the light is significantly lower than the bulk materials. In addition, their excellent conductivities can guarantee that the photo-carriers injected from the emitter material is completely collected. These properties make them as ideal transparent electrodes in internal photoemission (IPE) measurements. A proof of concept trail has been demonstrated in graphene/SiO2/Si and graphene/Al2O3/Si structures by our group. Students that involve in this project will have the opportunities to gain hands-on experience and cutting-edge knowledge of 2D crystal growth, device fabrications, and building optical set-ups; more importantly, why researchers are interested in particular materials for particular applications. Project: Plasmons in semiconductors and what they can do for us Plasmons, or collective waves of electrons, can be excited in semiconductor materials at THz/IR frequencies. These electron waves can propagate at speeds much larger than those achievable by single electrons thus promise applications in very important areas such as high speed electronics, communications, security, and so on. By dynamically controlling the properties of the semiconductor material (plasmonic media) one can harness the plasmon properties thus develop reconfigurable devices for routing, modulating, or even performing logic. Moreover, higher frequency plasmons that can be excited in other types of materials such as metals can interact with semiconductors to boost the performance of traditional optoelectronic devices such as solar cells and LEDs. In this project the student will: i) learn the physical mechanisms behind these waves of electrons, ii) perform numerical simulations and design of plasmonic devices employing various semiconductor materials, and iii) be involved in the fabrication and characterization activities currently being carried out in Dr. Xing's group. This project will require the use of electromagnetic simulation software and hands-on work on optical setups. Students should preferably have prior knowledge of electromagnetic waves and semiconductor devices. For more updated information of the group, please refer to http://www.nd.edu/~hxing. 04.12.13 |


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Affordability at decade high
Simon Johanson Housing is at its most affordable level in a decade despite recent rises in home prices, the latest index says.
Western Australia has nation's best home building sector
Mining-rich Western Australia has the nation's strongest home building activity while Tasmania is languishing in last place.
Housing affordability at decade high
Simon Johanson Housing is at its most affordable level in a decade despite recent rises in home prices, the latest index says.
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Future looks bright for clean energy
Carolyn Boyd Despite declining government incentives, the number of solar panels is expected to rise.
Buy v rent
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Carolyn Boyd There is a new scourge. The wanna-be rock star armed with none other than a drum kit. A really loud one.
Flat Chat
Chorus of approval - but is it legal?
Jimmy Thomson Q. We have 10 apartments in our block and an executive committee of five. I am chairman, treasurer and secretary as none of the other committee members has taken much of an interest.
Party flat brat's dad doesn't care
Jimmy Thomson It takes a special kind of parent to inflict their spoilt offspring on others and then ignore complaints about their behaviour.
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New home sales hit 16-year low in February
Chris Vedelago Australia's new homes market has suffered a setback on its mooted road to recovery, with sales falling for the first time in four months.
Borrowers rush to lock in rates
Stephen Nicholls Sydney property investors are believed to be a major influence on the rise in new borrowers choosing to fix their home loan, with almost one in three now choosing to do so.
Investors scramble as rental crisis bites
From Sydney's inner suburbs to the mining towns of Western Australia, investors are scrambling to take advantage of a growing rental crisis and the lowest mortgage costs in years.
Locking in peace of mind
Josh Jennings Inner-Melbourne resident Jane* knew what it meant when she arrived home to find the bedroom blinds blowing. She had been burgled twice in the past few years.
Simonds Homes family accused of improper manor
Simon Johanson Multimillionaire family may be forced to dig up their riverside pool due to alleged breaches.
Builders: We can't give it away
Nichola Saminather Australian housing developers are resorting to discounts, gift cards and help with mortgage payments to compete for dwindling buyers as home sales slow.
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Yamaha QS300
Comparable to the W7, the QS300 is a slightly 'lighter' synthesizer and workstation. Up to 32 voice polyphony and a large 16-track on-board sequencer based off the QS300 MIDI sequencer. The sounds are quite good, generated from Yamaha's AWM2 analog modeling method, this synth has become a favorite of Ravers, Techno and Trance producers and DJs. The standard GS, GM sounds, and some of the pianos are not special, but they aren't what this synth is about! The technology from this synth was later passed on to the AN1x and the CS1x. The QS300 has a large LCD for viewing and selection of status, effects, preset voices, rhythm patterns, chords, and more. It's full of hundreds of sounds including 22 drum kits. It has a disk drive, Swing effect, Quantize, MIDI controller, Extra DEMO disk, XG compatible...an impressive workstation for the price.
It's my main kbd as a lot of the material I have was recorded with. The Nord is used mainly for leads and noises.
Yes, good price for good quality!
- Demos & Media
Audio Clip 1 - A demo song performed on the QS300 by Yarosystems!
Manual - Download the original owner's manual here.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 32 voices
- Oscillators - Systems AWM2 ROM memory
- LFO - Yes
- Sequencer - Based on QY300: 16 Tracks, 10 Songs, Real and Step time Recording, 96 Clocks per Quarter Note, 88,000 Notes capacity
- Effects - 3 parallel 24 bit effects processors giving over 60 different effects types.
- Keyboard - 61 (velocity, aftertouch)
- Memory - 932 normal voices and 22 drum kits
- Control - MIDI In, Out, Thru
- Date Produced - 1995
- Websites of Interest
- Resources & Credits
Images from The QS300 Website
Info provided by Bart Callaerts.
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The holidays are a time to let loose and indulge your sweet tooth with all manner of sweet treats. And what could be sweeter than the candy or confections you make yourself? From homemade nut brittles to delectable chocolate confections, discover tons of tasty Christmas candy and treat recipes.
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Lush strawberries and dark chocolate complement each other perfectly, and this elegant confection is surprisingly easy to make at home. Roll in sprinkles, coconut or chopped nuts for even more deliciousness.
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Let's face it: Finding the perfect Mother's Day gift isn't easy. In fact, it can be downright hard. Flowers are overrated and chocolates…well, they're not really long-lasting. So why not try something a little different this year? This Mother's Day, give her something meaningful. Make an ASPCA Symbolic Gift in your loved one's name—and change the life of an animal forever.
Our Symbolic Gifts program allows you to choose an action that will benefit animals in need.
Options include: emergency transport for an animal victim of cruelty, a spay/neuter surgery, or you can select the ASPCA's area of greatest need. There are dozens of actions to choose from.
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The weather's warming up and dogs across America are getting restless. For urbanites that means heading to the nearest dog park! But before you do, be sure to keep your (and your dog's!) manners in mind. Here are our top tips for dog park etiquette:
Spay or Neuter Your Pet. Want to take your dog to that fun dog park down the street? Then your dog needs to be spayed or neutered as most dog parks require it. It just makes sense.
Don't Be a Bully. Sure, we know your pup is an angel…most of the time. But if you simply feel your dog is having a bad day, leave the park and plan to come back at a later time. It's better to be safe than sorry.
Be Watchful. While dog parks are also great places for humans to meet, remember to keep your attention on your dog and her playmates at all times. If you see signs that play's not going well, you can step in to stop interaction before things get out of hand.
Scoop the Poop. Accidents happen, but leaving it behind is downright rude. It could result in you being fined, and your dog being banned from the park.
Control Those Parasites! Fleas and ticks can spread like wildfire at the dog park. If you take your dog to play, be sure to give him a year-round flea control medication like PetArmour, the exclusive flea and tick sponsor of the ASPCA.
Looking for more tips? Visit our Pet Care Section.
Great news! Last week the ASPCA teamed up with animal shelters in Louisiana, Tennessee and New Jersey to help find homes for 43 dogs.
The transport—which began at the LA/SPCA in New Orleans—made a pit stop at AnimalWorks, a spay/neuter clinic in Tennessee where staff helped walk and care for the dogs. The transporters then delivered their precious cargo to St. Hubert's in New Jersey. The dogs, including a nine-month-old, 118-pound Great Dane puppy named Leo, now have a better chance at finding a home.
"In much of the South where euthanasia rates are high, there are no shelters that can help these animals. The most viable solution is to transport them to areas of where they are most likely to be adopted," explains Sandy Monterose, ASPCA Senior Director of Community Outreach.
How Does It Work?
This week's transport operation is the first of several between the LA/SPCA and St. Hubert's in the coming months. Each transport will bring approximately 40-60 dogs from the Southeast—where there is an oversupply—to shelters in the Northeast, where dogs are in higher demand. The ASPCA Animal Relocation Initiative will fund all the transports.
"The ASPCA Relocation Initiative works collaboratively to help animals at risk, moving them to where they have the greatest opportunity to find a home," says Monterose. "We're happy we can help."
Special thanks to St. Hubert's and partners for providing a second chance for these dogs!
When the ASPCA arrived at a puppy mill in Holly Springs, Mississippi, we found 100 underweight dogs living in their own feces. The amount of neglect was shocking: Skin disease, rotted teeth, malnutrition and infection were widespread.
One victim named Binah was dirty, skinny and unable to walk due to years spent in a tiny, overcrowded cage. She was a mother dog, forced to breed, with little regard for her health and well-being. When puppy mill moms like Binah can no longer produce, they are deemed worthless and discarded. Fortunately for Binah, the ASPCA arrived just in time—but in puppy mills across America, other dogs like her still need our help.
This Mother's Day, please remember puppy mill moms—together we can make a life-saving difference for them. Just look at how Binah is doing today!
Learn how you can join our fight to end puppy mills.


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Q: Are there any decent white dress shirts that are not totally see through? Friends tell me to look at the more expensive dress shirts (purportedly because of the higher "thread count"). But then I look at $250 Armani dress shirts and they are just as sheer as other shirts (if not more so). Am I just stuck wearing a t-shirt underneath everytime I put on a white dress shirt, even in the summertime?--Richard A: Without boring the absolute bejesus out of regular readers with a thread count discussion, the sheerness of a fabric is a combination of thread count, quality of the yarn, and weave. A fine-yarn shirt can have a high thread count (high density), cost $250, and still be sheer. You can also buy a low thread count, non see-through shirt at Burlington Coat Factory for $19.99 . If you are opposed to wearing a shirt under your dress shirt (we strongly agree with that stance) and are hung up on sheerness, then focus on the weave rather than the thread count. Look for twill weaves or oxford weaves (but not at Burlington Coat Factory).


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Tag Archives: Caspian Border
Fri, Oct 07, 2011 | 11:37 BST
Caspian Border opens up for BF3 PC owners ahead of closing beta
DICE has confirmed it's to re-open servers for Caspian Border for the PC version of the Battlefield 3 beta for this weekend ahead of the trial closing this weekend. The re-opening is so that, according to BF's US community manager, DICE can be "stress testing our servers." The 64-player map, which also has jets and vehicles – the whole shebang, previously opened up last week as part of a short trial on it. Caspian reopens later today.
BF3 releases on October 28 in Europe for PS3, 360 and PC.
Sat, Oct 01, 2011 | 13:05 BST
DICE ends Caspian Border playtime on BF3 PC beta
DICE has announced it's ended testing on the Caspian Border map for the PC beta of Battlefield 3. A Battlelog post from Battlefield community manager zh1nt0 said: "Thank you everyone who participated in testing Caspian Border with us during the Open Beta. We of course cherish and appreciate the time you have put into supplying is with good feedback. We will of course read it through and discuss it internally. Testing has now been completed and we are shutting down the Caspian Border servers."
Back to Metro you go. The beta is ongoing on PS3, 360 and PC, with the full game releasing at the end of next month.
Fri, Sep 30, 2011 | 06:38 BST
Battlefield 3 Caspian Border PC beta footage videoed
YouTube user jeffriseden was one of the lucky few who had the opportunity to try out Battlefield 3′s Caspian Border level in the closed PC beta yesterday, and was kind enough to video his experience and post it for the world to see. You can watch all 23 minutes of his time in the map below, where he takes a bit of time to not only show the battle bits, but the environment as well.
Access to the map was limited to say the least, so thanks to all who gave me the heads-up on this so everyone could have a look. The game's now in open beta, and hits at the end of October.
Thu, Sep 29, 2011 | 08:48 BST
DICE opens up 64-player Caspian Border BF3 map to PC beta players
DICE was nice enough to unlock the 64-player Caspian Border map for PC beta testers today.


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Xi'an's coming to midtown, and Pasty's to Queens.
Pretzel crab cakes coming to midtown south next spring.
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Macaroni and cheese comes with a Ritz Cracker crust.
Drinks from an Acme bartender and food from a Frankies 570 chef.
Pigs in a blanket and purple cheese.
Gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, fun-free.
Plus: Brunch at Barraca, a Fatty 'Cue pop-up, and more, in today's Leftovers.
Lobster Newberg for all!
Expect a chef's garden, communal table, and short ribs.
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Blurry photo, but silhouette should be enough.
Palm Warbler, Setophaga palmarum (Gmelin, 1789). PAWA. Mason Neck State Park, Lorton, Virginia, USA. Photo by David L. Govoni ©2013
Cornell: www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/palm_warbler/id
EOL: eol.org/pages/1051256/overview
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_Warbler
I suspected this was a dragonhunter, but I'm not sure if the abdomen black-yellow pattern is a match. Large. Perhaps the unusual cerci are a clue?


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Posted: 11/25/2013 - From strep throat to sinus infections, we're keeping an eye on what's going around. This week's we're checking in with four local doctors.
Posted: 04/30/2013 - The Children's Learning Clinic at UVa's Curry school of Education is offering new service for children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. One such service is a wristwatch-like device which reads a child's activity levels to help detect and monitor ADHD