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A database has been created by English Heritage and the British Geological Survey to help source stone for the restoration of historic buildings, from cottages to cathedrals, in England.
Until recently, there was no simple way of determining which quarries could provide stone for repairs and additions that would match the material used in a specific building. As well being as a visual match, the stone needs to be similar in composition, porosity and colour, so that it weathers in the same way. Before the database was created, identifying and searching for appropriate stone was complicated. For instance, when major restoration work was carried out on London's 19th-century St Pancras railway station in the past few years, red dolomitic sandstone was needed to replace eroded decorative stonework. The original stone came from quarries in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, which had been exhausted in the 1930s. After much searching, an alternative sandstone was found at the other end of the country.With the database, the search is normally much simpler. Identifying the stone is easier, because the stone used in other buildings in the area can be found on a map and the same material is usually widely used. A search can then be made for quarries within a specified distance. The database covers working and closed quarries (the latter can sometimes be reopened for important projects).So far, the survey covers 32 of the 44 English counties. The database needs upgrading to make it more user-friendly, but funding is now uncertain because of cuts to English Heritage's government grant. The organisation suffered a 32% drop for the period from 2011 to 2015.
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It looks very good overall, I wouldn't change a thing.
Looks great for ICC10, the only thing I would change is throw an +18 Stamina for your shield, since you're well over defense cap.
Defense cap?
Keep the defense. Defense to shield is a superior enchant to +18 stam imho.
Spec and glyphs need a little TLC. Try speccing 53/18 instead. Crusade will give you a lot of threat, especially in ICC since almost all the bosses and mobs (to my knowledge) meet the criteria for the full 6%. (the three points in Divine Sac/Guardian can go pretty much anywhere, the point is that you only need to spend 3 points to get to the next tier - all the options for those 3 points are kinda mediocre) (likewise, there are a lot of options for the third glyph)
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Gear looks very good. If you have a Brewfest trinket, I'd use it in place of the Essence of Gossamer since its proc is worthless. I'd also switch out the defense enchant on your shield for 18 stamina, since you are already over the defense minimum, and stamina > avoidance in current content.
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NVGP Collegiate All-Star Team announced
Kowalski's Markets Collegiate All-Star Team For Nature Valley Grand Prix loaded with talent, the organizers announced.
Six riders with a combined seven podium finishes at the recent USA Cycling Collegiate Road Nationals make up the Kowalski's Markets Collegiate All-Stars team for this month's Nature Valley Grand Prix.
(inset photo) Kowalski's Markets Collegiate All-Stars member Holly Mathews graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Elle Anderson (Dartmouth College) and Kimberley Turner (Seattle Pacific University) are repeat selections to the team while Robin Bauer (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), Missy Erickson (Fort Lewis College), Holly Mathews (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Laura Ralston (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) are first-time selections. The six will wear their school jerseys during the Nature Valley Grand Prix, June 15-19, but compete as the Kowalski's Markets Collegiate All-Stars, sporting sponsor-branded team shorts. Erickson, who hails from Alexandria, Minnesota, is an exercise science major who is on target to graduate next year. She said making the team completed her season goal. Erikson finished fourth in the Division I criterium at nationals. "I am proud to call Minnesota my home state and honored to represent Fort Lewis College," she said. "Racing as part of the Kowalski's Markets Collegiate All-Star team gives me the opportunity to see my dream of becoming a professional cyclist come true, while also representing my college, and pursuing my education." Team Manager John Barron said his squad aims to impress the pro peloton and continue the tradition of top talent migrating from the Kowalski's Markets Collegiate All-Stars team to the pro ranks. Past team members are a "whos who" of promising young talent, including: Kristin McGrath (Peanut Butter & Co TWENTY12), Sinead Miller (Diadora-Pasta Zara-Manhattan), Erica Allar (BMC/Bianchi) and Amanda Miller and the late Carla Swart (both HTC-Highroad). "We have six women who are particularly gritty, gutsy and hungry for a win," Barron said. "They know all about teamwork, but have never been on the same team together." Key to solidifying that team atmosphere will be participation in a pre-Nature Valley Grand Prix training camp, Barron said. Members of the Kowalski's Markets Collegiate All-Stars will join the men's and women's Nature Valley Pro Ride teams at the camp. Each Kowalski's Markets Collegiate All-Stars team member receives complimentary entry into the Nature Valley Grand Prix, free host housing and a travel stipend. They will also receive the full support of a staff that includes Barron, soigneur Stu Barron, mechanic Gabe Masiulis, massage therapist Tom Hagerty and photographer/social media coordinator Cory Funk.
About Kowalski's Markets:
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Cost for project: $1.2 million
Size: 1,732 square feet
Scope: This new, stand-alone Jimmy John's restaurant will include a drive-through and focus on the Hixson area. Frizzell tore down about 40 percent of the existing building and rebuilt the restaurant while keeping some of the key architectural elements. "We wanted to keep the ceiling because it had a lot of character," Frizzell said.
Timeline: Construction is on track to be finished in the next two months and the restaurant will open shortly after that. Frizzell has just started looking for assistant managers, who must complete a three-week training program.
Future: Frizzell is banking on Hixson's plans to widen the intersection at Hixson Pike and Northpoint Boulevard. He expects the intersection to become a major connector that can easily support a Jimmy John's, and said demographics in Hixson are perfect for the quick-service sandwich shop.
History: This is Frizzell's first Jimmy John's, but not his first restaurant. He's built myriad other hotels and fast-food chain restaurants throughout Tennessee, North Carolina and Georgia.
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|Ghost Hunts can be booked and tailored for private/ third party groups of 8-24 participants, or you can book onto one of our public events. Contact the Bookings and Information Team for more information amd to make a booking.
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To promote, stimulate, and call attention to entrepreneurship in the country, the Rwanda Private Sector Federation (RPSF) has launched a business plan competition* for entrepreneurs with innovative business ideas. The competition is open to start-up and established profit-making Rwandan enterprises who are looking to expand into new services or products. Maximum funding will be equivalent to US$20,000 and will include financial as well technical assistance. For more information, please contact RPSFat:
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Chesterton Police say DNA links local man to 2011 burglary
A Chesterton
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Matthew Collins
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Jail on Tuesday, charged with one count of burglary.
According to the
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responded to a residential alarm on South 18th Street, where the man door of
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the interior door.
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Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolciak is pregnant with her fifth child just nine months after giving birth to son Kash. [Us Weekly]
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This map showing regional dialect and nomenclature differences in various parts of America is oddly fascinating. Most notably, the fact that the western part of the country has no word for "sunshower," and Wisconsin and Rhode Island refer to water fountains "bubblers." [Us Weekly]
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The basic recipe is very straightforward. You can make the carbonnade either entirely on the stovetop, or you can start it on the stove and finish it in the oven. If you're going to use the oven, preheat it to 175C/350F.
Season the beef generously with salt and pepper and brown it on all sides in a dash of oil over medium heat in a heavy-bottomed pot or casserole. When the meat is browned, take it out of the pot and set it aside, then deglaze the pot by adding a splash of beef broth and scraping up any browned bits with a wooden spoon. Add the broth and bits to the beef, then drop the bacon into the pot and fry it over medium heat until it's brown. Remove the bacon with a slotted spoon and set it aside with the beef.
Put the onions in the pot and fry them gently in the bacon fat until they start to turn soft and golden, which will take about 15 minutes. After the onions have been cooking for a few minutes, sprinkle over the brown sugar, which will help them caramelize slightly.
Once the onions are cooked, sprinkle the flour over them and stir it in (a lot of recipes call for tossing the beef cubes in flour before browning them, but I've found that you wind up just browning the flour instead of the meat when you do this). Then add the beef, bacon and any accumulated juices to the onions in the pot.
Now comes the fun bit: turn up the heat slightly, and pour in the bottle of ale. It will go all fizzy for a few seconds, but then it will calm down. Add enough beef broth to cover the meat and onions, along with the bay leaf, thyme, allspice if you're using it, and some salt and pepper.
Bring this to a boil, then cover and place in the oven. Let it cook for about 2 hours, stirring occasionally, until the meat is tender (if you're cooking the carbonnade on the stovetop, simply simmer it over low heat for 2 hours; you'll have to stir it slightly more often to prevent it from burning to the bottom of the pot).
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When attempting to enable this device I get "Attempting to Authenticate" message but no connection although it sees the available network. Have tried resetting cable modem, router, and restart of computer. Attempts to diagnose and repair by the computer fail and I receive a message that the problem cannot be fixed by the computers resources.
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By mpad_mark | Monday, July 15, 2013, 13:59
A ball arranged by a group of female independent financial advisers has raised £4,200 for charity.
Having a ball for Cornwall Hospice Care are (l-r) Donna Hansen (Worldwide Financial Planning), Julian Jenkins (Clydesdale Bank), Lynne Williams (Worldwide Financial Planning) and Rebecca Bendle (Worldwide Financial Planning)
The WoW Summer Ball was held at Penventon Park Hotel on Friday, June 21, and was organised by Truro and Wadebridge based Worldwide Financial Planning, with support from Clydesdale Bank.
The evening featured a performance from Double Bounce and a charity auction and a raffle, which raised £3,250.
Clydesdale Bank then boosted the amount to £4,200.
Donna Hansen, whose late mother was looked after by Cornwall Hospice Care at St Julia's Hospice in Hayle, said: "It was a brilliant evening and everyone had a fantastic time.
"We were so pleased with the amount we raised and we'd like to say a huge thank you to Clydesdale for the support they gave us.
"We'd also like to thank all the businesses in Cornwall who supported us with prize donations for the charity auction and raffle."
The evening was opened by BBC Radio Cornwall's deputy news editor, and Deputy Lord Lieutentant for Cornwall, Daphne Skinnard.
The Women of Worldwide (WoW) team was set up by Donna Hansen, Rebecca Bendle and Lynne Williams in April 2012 to raise money for Cornwall Hospice Care.
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Since I'm not an Oprah fan, I skipped that part of the video. Hearing her talk about the different prosthetics, though, and watching her and Derek dance was a delight:
Amy Purdy does a perfect tango on Dancing With The Stars
I've gotten to the point at which I no longer see Amy Purdy's prosthetic legs. Her dancing is so tight it's amazing:
Dancing With The Stars — Amy Purdy update
I continue to be blown away by Amy Purdy, who is the embodiment of courage and grace. Mix in Derek Hough, the man who may well be the best choreographer in America today, and you get something pretty special:
Once again, Amy Purdy's turn on Dancing With The Stars blew me away
Maybe I'm overestimating the difficulty of doing a fast swing dance with two prosthetic legs, but all I can say is that, when I watch Amy Purdy, I am beyond impressed. She's the one who caught meningitis when she was 19, lost both legs below the knee, and went on to become a champion paralympic snowboarder. Now, she's trying to become a Dancing With The Stars champion.
I don't know that Amy will win, because there are some better dancers on the show, but it's not always clear on DWTS that dancing is what it takes to win. Last season, Amber Riley won, even thought she wasn't the best dancer. She was good enough, but Corbin Bleu was an extraordinary dancer — but she won. Amber's strength was facial expression and upper body movement. Purdy has all that . . . plus she can dance. (And it doesn't hurt that she's working with Derek Hough who is quite possibly the best choreographer working in America today.)
Amy Purdy's cha-cha on Dancing With The Stars
I've mentioned here before my fondness for Dancing With The Stars. I really enjoy watching people learn a new skill, and I enjoy watching ballroom dancing. This season, I was completely blown away watching Amy Purdy do the cha-cha:
Nice cha-cha, right? If you were paying close attention, you might also have noticed something about Amy Purdy: she was dancing on prosthetic legs. She caught meningitis when she was 19 and had both her legs amputated below the knees. She just won a snowboarding bronze at the Paralympics in Sochi, and now she's on Dancing With The Stars.
Derek Hough is the perfect partner for Amy. He's probably the best choreographer in America today, as well as being one of the best dancers. That combination will enable him to come up with all sorts of wonderful ways to work around her prosthetics. I look forward to watching Purdy for however long she lasts on this season's show.
Because I am a pedant, I instantly used Amy to remind my children that attitude isn't everything, but it's almost everything. We all come into the world with certain gifts — academic intelligence, athletic abilities, artistic sensibilities, organizational abilities, etc. — but they are meaningless if we do not put any effort into cultivating those gifts, and it's our attitude that enables us to do the hard work of cultivation.


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Famed violinist Midori takes the stage at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, at Bass Hall as part of the Cliburn at the Bass concert series. Accompanied by pianist Özgür Aydin, she is making her Cliburn at the Bass debut and her first Cliburn Concerts appearance in two decades. Tickets are $20-$90. They can be purchased online, by phone or at the Bass Hall box office. 525 Commerce St., Fort Worth, 817-212-4280; www.basshall.com.
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The first lesson of the Baltimore Catechism begins with a brief exchange between two children and Christ. "Who made us?" "God made you." "What for?" "To know Him, to love Him, and to serve Him in this world, and to be happy with Him forever in heaven."
This beautiful formulation succinctly captures the essence of the Christian life. Four objectives are stated, with a small division between the first three and the last: if we love God in this life, then we will be rewarded eternally in the next. St. Alphonsus Liguori is one of many spiritual writers who have echoed this perspective:
Each one shall go, in another life, into that house which he himself has chosen. Faith teaches us that, in the next life, there are two habitations. . . .Choose, my soul, to which of the two thou wilt go. If thou desirest heaven, thou must walk in the way which leads to heaven; if though shouldst walk in the way which leads to hell, thou wilt one day unhappily find thyself there.
It is a truth of faith that our worldly actions have eternal consequences, a sobering reminder of St. Paul's injunction to "work out your own salvation with fear and trembling." (Phil 2:12) But it is possible to lose sight of the intrinsic connection between this life and the next if we postulate a heaven that is overly remote and beyond our reach. Such a view obscures the fact that our eternal life began at our baptism and is renewed each time we receive Holy Communion. These sacraments not only initiate us into the Church, they initiate us into the inner life of the Blessed Trinity, a reality that begins in this life and then is completed in the next.
In the second volume of Jesus of Nazareth Pope Benedict XVI emphasizes that eternal life is not something that awaits us after death, but is a reality that begins in this world: "'Eternal life' is life itself, real life, which can also be lived in the present age and is no longer challenged by physical death. This is the point: to seize 'life' here and now, real life that can no longer be destroyed by anything or anyone."
In his high-priestly prayer Jesus declares, "This is eternal life, that they know you the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent." (John 17:3) For Benedict, eternal life is communion with God who "becomes accessible to us through the one he sent, Jesus Christ…. 'Eternal life' is thus a relational event. Man did not acquire it from himself or for himself alone. Through relationship with the one who is himself life, man too comes alive."
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If eternal life is communion with God in Christ, it is not simply a destination to reach after death. It is the anchor of our very existence, and as such it transcends death:
Man has found life when he adheres to him who is himself Life. Then much that pertains to him can be destroyed. Death may remove him from the biosphere, but the life that reaches beyond it – real life – remains. This life. . .is man's goal. The relationship to God in Jesus Christ is the source of a life that no death can take away.
Benedict's insight revitalizes our understanding of our Christian vocation by placing eternal life at the heart of daily living. Accented this way, eternal life is not just a distant goal to be reached by accumulating good deeds or by carrying our crosses, as important and necessary as these are. Rather it becomes our source of joy in the present moment because we know Christ, who promises that if we see Him, no one will take our joy from us. (cf. John 16:22)
Benedict adds that, "the early Christians called themselves simply 'the living.' They had found what all are seeking – life itself, full and, hence, indestructible life." Now centuries later, the success of the New Evangelization rests upon Christians who are genuinely alive in the joy of Christ. Rational arguments and instructions have a place in this great movement, but a Christian life well lived is the ultimate weapon. And how can we not be joyful at the realization that true life, eternal life, is already within us through our relationship with Christ?
This perspective does not mean salvation is automatic, or that our current relationship with God will be identical after we die: "For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face." (1 Cor 13:12) In this world, we are still mere pilgrims called to build up treasures in heaven with our good deeds, and we can still squander this gift of life through sin. But awareness that our eternal life has already begun is the daily bread that animates our souls, strengthens us through trials, and brings us true joy that not even death can take away.
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I have to admit, I love this site, and I love the articles that are written that you post on this site. But this one, not so much, mainly for the first "fact" stated on the infographic. The man's name that did research in the 1950s was Alfred Charles Kinsey. NOT ROBERT Kinsey. A simple Google search could have cleared up this information before it was posted. As a graduate of Indiana University, and a woman who took classes from the Kinsey Institute, how credible do you think an article can be, if the first person they try to "credit" doesn't exist? (Or at least is a senator, when I googled his name).
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I had a theory as to why people orgasm, when it seems logically unnecessary for pure reproductive purposes. Humans and our mammilian ancestors are all social animals, humans very much so. We have lived in tribes and cities for a very long time, since the pre-stone age at least, at probably for millions of years.
In a group of mammals, there are a variety of needs other than reproduction that are essential to survival, including but not limited to teamwork and cooperation. Having a "built in" mechanism for non-reproductive pleasant socialization between mammals of the same species probably lubricates the wheels of society in a number of subtle and important ways.
Thus human sexuality may serve more than the singular purpose of reproduction, it may also be a social bonding tool as well as having other purposes or effects that are less obvious and more complex than people think mammals and people are.
Sunday 06 June
By Danielle
HOLY CROW! omg lol..a pig has a 30 minute orgasm??!! pretty intense wow lol..
as for dead people orgasaming...that cant be possible because they're dead...nothing works anymore..wtf???
Wednesday 09 June
By I Came I Saw I Came Again
I guess that's where the term, Squealing like a pig comes from...
Sunday 13 June
By gsaintl
14 gallons of sperm or ejaculate...not all ejaculate is sperm...
Tuesday 13 July
By Nero
Well being a male pig at times, I can say I never had an orgasm that lasted 30 minutes, so recheck your facts, as far as dead people having orgasms, I can testify that is certainly correct. There have been a few in my lifetime I am sure they were dead during the 'making love' phase since I obviously was doing all the work!
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Nero you are tooooo funny! Sad but true on both the 30 min. and the dead people comment!!
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Yesterday, I read this phrase quoted from Tim O'Reilly (the bold is mine):
We couldn't agree more: "Technology should be about values with people at the centre" @timoreilly #OSCON2014 #OSCON
This afternoon, meanwhile, I read three amazing articles – all of which, in some way, may lead to a final fixing of our broken political process.
The first article is from Wired UK, and describes how the tech industry is leading to increasing inequality. A lack of morality – manifested by the industry everywhere, as well as large corporations in all sectors since the beginning of capitalism – leads to "ordinary people" being forced out of their suburbs. The wealth generated by workers, who with their interconnected technologies can set up business anywhere, soon distorts and deforms the social patterns and financial dynamics of every community they set their eyes on:
[…] The tech community has the ear of government, a lot cash and the skills to truly change the lives of people across the world. And while some do, like those building open software, along with proponents of the clean web and those trying to address human rights abuses in device manufacturing, the majority do not. US psychologist Paul Piff calls the growing detachment of the super-rich, simply, the "asshole effect".
The second article comes from the Guardian back in June (again, worth reading in its entirety), linked to from the Wired UK report above. And it asserts things like this – things I have failed to hear for a long time but which were music to my ears a naive decade ago:
So how does open source everything have the potential to 're-engineer the Earth'? For me, this is the most important question, and Steele's answer is inspiring. "Open Source Everything overturns top-down 'because I say so at the point of a gun' power. Open Source Everything makes truth rather than violence the currency of power. Open Source Everything demands that true cost economics and the indigenous concept of 'seventh generation thinking' – how will this affect society 200 years ahead – become central. Most of our problems today can be traced to the ascendance of unilateral militarism, virtual colonialism, and predatory capitalism, all based on force and lies and encroachment on the commons. The national security state works for the City of London and Wall Street – both are about to be toppled by a combination of Eastern alternative banking and alternative international development capabilities, and individuals who recognise that they have the power to pull their money out of the banks and not buy the consumer goods that subsidise corruption and the concentration of wealth. The opportunity to take back the commons for the benefit of humanity as a whole is open – here and now."
A perfect riposte to Google & Co's Melian dialogues, I think.
The final article which – at least in my opinion – serves to build on the first two is this one from today, also published in the Guardian. In it, Cory Doctorow suggests that the very tech which has corrupted further our politics can be turned round and used for and by the people to recover integrity. As he concludes most powerfully (again, the bold is mine):
This threshold-style action system is at the heart of Kickstarter (pledge whatever you like, but no one has to spend anything unless enough money is raised to see the project to completion) and it's utterly adaptable to elections.
In democracies all over the world, voting is in decline. A permanent political class has emerged, and what it has to offer benefits a small elite at the public's wider expense.
We hear a lot from tech circles about "disruption" of complacent, arrogant and entrenched industries. Politics is the foremost example of such an industry and it's overdue for disruption.
Incidentally, this afternoon a short Slideshare came my way. I'll embed it below so you can see that others are having similar thoughts:
And as an adjunct to all the above, back in 2012 I suggested this alternative to our first-past-the-post electoral system, where I said things like this:
This would clearly be a brand new electoral system – a system which depended heavily for its functionality on virtual-community technologies and multifarious software tools. But it would also be a brand new electoral system entirely fit for a consensual and collaborative – that is to say, a coalition – age. No longer would politicians have to triangulate their positions. No longer would the electorate have to compromise when they voted. In everything we began to do in such a body politic, honesty, sincerity and directness would become the definers of a completely new era in representative democracy.
To my final observation today. We all know how "Citizen Kane" turned out, of course. But maybe a "Citizen Kane 2.0″ could be worth pursuing. Imagine that a campaigning paper of the history of an organisation like the British Guardian, say, decided that – with all its present online and virtual experience and activity – it might be able to do much more than freely comment the world's events. Initiate, proactively participate, manage, channel and forge a new politics as per some of the ideas contained in this post today … in particular with respect to what Doctorow proposes. Now wouldn't that be a fine and life-changing experience for not only the journalists and readers already involved – but also for the wider population of despairing citizens?
Reshape parliamentary process through the very technology that has so fiercely pwned – in the nakedly Melian terms I mentioned earlier – every step of 21st century governance as we have experienced it to date; reform the process of exchange and blur the lines of hierarchy intelligently between leaders and led, between the thinkers and the thought; and remake, finally, the balance of power amongst those who promise so much and those who are lied to so frequently.
A temptation too far? Come on, you clever bods of the written word. Remind yourselves truly: the pen is mightier than the sword.
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Better solar cells using mismatched alloys
In what could be a step toward higher efficiency solar cells, an international team including University of Michigan professors has invalidated the most commonly used model to explain the behavior of a unique class of materials called highly mismatched alloys.
U-M professors from the departments of Materials Science and Engineering, and Physics contributed to this research.
Highly mismatched alloys, which are still in the experimental stages of development, are combinations of elements that won't naturally mix together using conventional crystal growth techniques. Professor Rachel Goldman compares them to some extent to homogenized milk, in which the high-fat cream and low-fat milk that would naturally separate are forced to mix together at high pressure.
New mixing methods such as "molecular beam epitaxy" are allowing researchers to combine disparate elements. The results, Goldman says, are more dramatic than smooth milk.
"Highly mismatched alloys have very unusual properties," said Goldman, a professor in the departments of Materials Science and Engineering, and Physics. "You can add just a sprinkle of one element and drastically change the electrical and optical properties of the alloy."
Solar cells convert energy from the sun into electricity by absorbing light. However, different materials absorb light at different wavelengths. The most efficient solar cells are made of multiple materials that together can capture a greater portion of the electromagnetic radiation in sunlight. The best solar cells today are still missing a material that can make use of a portion of the sun's infrared light.
Goldman's team made samples of gallium arsenide nitride, a highly mismatched alloy that is spiked with nitrogen, which can tap into that underutilized infrared radiation.
The researchers used molecular beam epitaxy to coax the nitrogen to mix with their other elements. Molecular beam epitaxy involves vaporizing pure samples of the mismatched elements and combining them in a vacuum.
Next, the researchers measured the alloy's ability to convert heat into electricity. They wanted to determine whether its 10 parts per million of nitrogen were distributed as individual atoms or as clusters. They found that in some cases, the nitrogen atoms had grouped together, contrary to what the prevailing "band anti-crossing" model predicted.
"We've shown experimentally that the band anti-crossing model is too simple to explain the electronic properties of highly mismatched alloys," Goldman said. "It does not quantitatively explain several of their extraordinary optical and electronic properties. Atomic clusters have a significant impact on the electronic properties of alloy films."
If researchers can learn to control the formation of these clusters, they could build materials that are more efficient at converting light and heat into electricity, Goldman said.
"The availability of higher efficiency thermoelectrics would make it more practical to generate electricity from waste heat such as that produced in power plants and car engines," Goldman said.
This research will be published in the Sept. 15 issue of Physical Review B. The paper is entitled "Nitrogen composition dependence of electron effective mass in gallium arsenide nitride." Authors include Goldman, as well as Cagliyan Kurdak, an associate professor in the Department of Physics, and Ctirad Uher, a professor in the Department of Physics.
This research was conducted in laboratories of the Center for Solar and Thermal Energy Conversion (CSTEC), a Department of Energy Energy Frontiers Research Center at the University of Michigan. The research was funded by the National Science Foundation, the Science Foundation Ireland, and CSTEC.
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We're hoping it's just the stress of his wedding plans taking its toll on Marc Jacobs, because the designer has become decidedly uncommunicative when it comes to talking fashion. At a party over the weekend, Jacobs was asked if he was looking forward to Fashion Week or any other shows in particular. 'No' and 'No' was the response. Okaaay, so what about all that fun to be had during Fashion Week madness, Marc? Surely you must enjoy that part? 'Enjoy? Enjoy is a weird word. It's work – work is more what it's about.' So it's not fun? 'No.' Yikes. Well at least Marc has one thing to look forward to – his upcoming wedding to Lorenzo Martone. '[It will be] very quiet, just the two of us. We're keeping it very simple.' And then we hope Marc will be in domesticated bliss and cheery. We kinda like the idea of him hoovering in a skort... [NY Mag]
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Hello, my name is Lisa Clarke, and this is my Polka Dot Cottage. Welcome!
I raise boys, take pictures, knit sweaters, keep a less-than-perfect house, blog memories, sew skirts, play with clay, daydream about beach weekends, avoid home improvement projects, crochet blankets, and spend slightly more time looking at screens than I probably should.
Pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and stay a while!