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Happily Ever After....: The Space I Fill
The Space I Fill
I am posing a big question to myself this week. WHO AM I? I think, at times, others could answer this question about me much more accurately than I. I am certain that God holds the answer so safe in his grasp that the only way I can know it is to seek after him. Even knowing that truth keeps me in wonder. I strive so hard to make up a me that exist only in fairy tales (in which my hubby would testify I hold a permanent address). I want to be everyone to everybody, doesn't that make sense? To me, it's the only way to please the masses. But, wait a minute. Why have I decided it is my job to please the masses? If I remember correctly, we are supposed to REACH the masses with God's truth~there's nothing written that says we should PLEASE the masses. I know that if I stick to this thought I will never truly discover who I am in CHRIST!
I am the same as a lot of you! I am the resident maid, chef (although not a very good one), chauffeur, doctor, storyteller, launderer, grocery shopper, playmate, and the list goes on and on, doesn't it? I enjoy all the spaces I fill in a typical day, but at times would trade off a few to break up the cycle, just like any of you. Sadly, these spaces I fill begin to define me. Because, seriously if I didn't do them then who would, right?? Newsflash, fellow SAHM's (Stay At Home Moms) we were not simply created for cleaning dirty toilets and folding underwear! We have people to impact!! Now, yes I do think it's impactful to clean dirty toilets and it would impact my little family if they didn't have any clean underwear, but being defined by these love chores isn't all there is!
If I'm being honest I would say that my daily duties have been defining me as of late. And in turn those very spaces I "must" fill in a day are blinding me from who I really am in Christ! The "things" and the "tasks" become so important that they begin to crowd out the "truths" and the "teachings". So while I haven't discovered the answer to my question, WHO AM I? I have discovered that the spaces I fill are the very spaces that leave me feeling empty and prevent me from understanding all that God desires me to be. So I will seek the one who can pour out more wisdom, knowledge, and blessings than my cup can hold! And perhaps the spaces that I fill will be filled with more than just dirty toilets and underwear!
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NUCLEAR POWER SAVINGS MISREPRESENTED - Chicago Tribune
The ads by Commonwealth Edison about how the price of electricity has dropped recently due to nuclear power calls to mind the old joke about the three blind men who tried to describe an elephant. In both cases, the descriptions given were within the realm of truth. Yet in both cases, certain vital information was left out, and in Com Ed`s case, deliberately.
While it is true that the cost of nuclear fuel is far less than the cost of coal, Com Ed makes no mention of the fact that nuclear plants are far more costly to build than other kinds of power plants.
Further, no mention is made of recent data provided by the Utility Data Institute, a Washington, D.C.-based industry organization which tracks electric plant operating costs. The institute found that the operation and maintenance costs for nuclear power plants increased by 30 percent between 1981 and 1986 (adjusted for inflation), while the costs for coal plants declined by 13.3 percent during that same period. Left out of these comparison figures for nuclear plants are costs for capital additions, on-site insurance coverage for nuclear facilities, and the current (unrealistically low)
estimates given for the disposal of nuclear waste in the future.
Com Ed boasts that its nuclear plants ''helped us meet your all-time record electrical demand last summer,'' set on Aug. 3. The company neglects to tell the reader that 3 of 10 of its nuclear reactors were shut down that day and that the 7 plants remaining in operation were capable of producing only one-third of the electricity needed that day. In other words, two-thirds of the electricity used on that record-setting day came from other sources, such as coal, oil and gas plants, and power purchased from other utilities.
When one weighs this information with that provided by Com Ed in its ads, one can only conclude that the content of these ads-like Com Ed management`s thinking on nuclear power-is soft and mushy.

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Pietro Agnelli | Criminal Case Wiki | Fandom
Father Pietro Agnelli
Father Pietro Agnelli was the victim in When Shadows Fall (Case #5 of World Edition).
Pietro was a Catholic priest next-in-line to become the pope. Pietro had white hair, brown eyes, and a beard, and wore a pair of rectangular glasses. At the time of his death, he was wearing a black priest robe.
Pietro was found at the Piazza di Spagna with a Promethian symbol branded into his chest. Angela confirmed that he was killed with a branding iron, but not in the way the player and Carmen thought. Pietro's heart stopped with the shock of being branded. She managed to find traces of the killer's spit in the wound, and the spit held traces of ingredients used to make cappuccino. This meant that Pietro's killer drank cappuccino.
After examining the Piazza di Spagna again, the player and Carmen managed to find a branding iron with a Promethian symbol on it. It was filed as the murder weapon, and was sent off to Lars for analysis. He ran a DNA test on it, and found the killer did not have much eumelanin. He says it helps determine the darkness of hair, and the lack of it in the DNA sample meant the killer had white hair.
Pietro had been vocally opposed to the unification of Europe on the radio show he co-hosted with Sister Beppa. However, Pietro told Beppa he was abandoning the anti-referendum cause, upsetting her greatly. Pietro had also "reformed" Brother Klaus from his Promethian ways, but butted heads with him over their stances on priest marriage, which Pietro was not opposed to, and on the referendum. Cardinal Salieri, who wanted to be Pope, also had a rivalry with Pietro partially due to Pietro's participation in politics. Pietro also knew big secrets of two people: he knew of opera singer Fiora Tosca, falsifying her rags-to-riches backstory because he had blessed her father's car in her childhood and he knew that gondolier Alonzo Conte was former mafioso Gianni Bonfiglio, even encouraging him to turn himself in.
The killer turned out to be Brother Klaus, who was feigning his reformation.
Pietro's body.
Brother Klaus, Pietro's late killer.
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New Arrival + Review: Coach Poppy Wild Flower
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Navdeep Kaur: Memory-Worthy Chapter Books
Memory-Worthy Chapter Books
I'm following up with some book ideas for middle grade readers. I remember how stimulating and inspiring I found these books--I know for a fact that my peers also loved them. I tried to include different titles for different tastes.
A sea adventure set in the 19th century. It is bound to be enjoyed by both girls and boys despite the lead character being a thirteen-year old girl who transforms from a proper young lady into a true sailor.
Who knew children could invent words and make them famous worldwide? This is a very fun read.
A story based on the concept of arranged marriage in Africa. It's quite an intriguing story and will introduce children to ideas that are completely different from Western culture norms.
This is a historical novel encouraging women's empowerment through the story of one young lady who was a top-notch stagecoach driver and became the first female to vote in California.
And then there were the favorite series books; how about gifting someone the whole collection?
What were your favorite chapter books?
Were you ever hooked to a specific book series? Which one?
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Warfare and the Book of Mormon: Monkey Business and the Problems with Comparisons
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amplifier - Amplifying Small Signal With Solid State Relay - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
I am trying to control an electromagnet with a signal from a small microcontroller (a BeagleBone Black). Obviously, I need to amplify the signal. I have a lead from a power source that I want to pass through to something when the pin on my board goes High (3.3v). I think that a relay is what I want here (correct me if I'm wrong), but have no idea how to find one that will do what I need. The separate power supply will range anywhere from 5 Volts 0.5 Amps to possibly 20 Volts 3 Amps. Because of the circumstances where I'll be using these relays, I would rather use solid-state relays so that there aren't more magnets than there needs to be in the vicinity.
Are relays what I'm looking for? If so, are relays that fit these specs available, and what exactly am I looking for?
EDIT: To add some more detail, it will be High for approximately 50-100 ms. For most of the time, the separate supply will be at 20 Volts 3 Amps, but I will be testing my stuff with it, so I may try it at higher or lower values.
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\$\begingroup\$ "Amplification" implies that there's some state between "full off" and "full on" that matters. Is this the case here? \$\endgroup\$ – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams Mar 1 '14 at 6:48
\$\begingroup\$ To clarify @IgnacioVazquez-Abrams's comment. If you have a binary signal, and you need to change the voltages that correspond to "on" or "off", you need a level translator, not an amplifier. This may also be called a buffer. \$\endgroup\$ – Connor Wolf Mar 1 '14 at 7:03
\$\begingroup\$ Semantics. Op's using amplify in a grammatically correct way... \$\endgroup\$ – Passerby Mar 1 '14 at 7:07
\$\begingroup\$ @Passerby: Sure, but the technical differences mean different solutions. \$\endgroup\$ – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams Mar 1 '14 at 7:09
\$\begingroup\$ Wasabi, how often are you switching the relay on/off? Are you using pwm? And how much current does the electromagnet use? \$\endgroup\$ – Passerby Mar 1 '14 at 7:13
Here is a mosfer driver version, I added a zener to limit Vgs to about 15v since the input can range up to 20v which is usually the max Vgs spec and can damage the mosfet (check yous mosfet specs, you may need to use a lower zener value).
Vgs can be as low as 5v so you should select the output mosfet accordingly so that it can turn on with a low Rds-on at that voltage. A logic level mosfet should do.
If a low side switch is an option you can use the following
The load supply can be as high as the mosfet can take as a max Vds
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\$\begingroup\$ This would work pretty well (a bit complex, but it would work) accept for the fact that I need 20v to work, and I would prefer to be able to test it at higher. \$\endgroup\$ – Wasabi Fan Mar 1 '14 at 22:11
\$\begingroup\$ @WasabiFan accept for the fact that I need 20v to work, and I would prefer to be able to test it at higher I'm not sure what you meant by that. Also a low side switch (ground side) would be much simpler but is that an option with your load? The circuit I showed will work at higher voltage too like 30 or 40v but R2 will need to be of a higher value to reduce the zener current (and power dissipation). \$\endgroup\$ – alexan_e Mar 1 '14 at 22:18
\$\begingroup\$ I mean that my separate supply will be >20v, and you seem to have indicated that that won't work. Are you saying that I would need a higher signal to make that work? How high would it need to be? \$\endgroup\$ – Wasabi Fan Mar 1 '14 at 22:44
\$\begingroup\$ @WasabiFan I never said that it wouldn't work, I just used a range of 5-20v in the schematic because that was the original specification. The circuit can work with a higher input as long as it is within spec of the power mosfet (below max Vds). Also I have calculated resistor R2 for a drop of 5v (20v-15v), if that increases significantly then the power consumption on the resistor and zener will be too high. Depending on the max input the resistor value should be increased. \$\endgroup\$ – alexan_e Mar 1 '14 at 23:48
It's really an interfacing problem. Your controller outputs a 3V3 signal at very low current. The electromagnet needs a higher voltage and a much bigger current.
The P channel MOSFET makes a very good high current switch. R1 ties the gate to the source and turns the MOSFET OFF. When the gate input is pulled to ground (0V) by Q2 (an NPN transistor) the MOSFET turns ON and current will flow through the electromagnet.
When Q2 is turned OFF the MOSFET is turned OFF and the electromagnet needs to dump the energy stored in the magnetic field. This is the job of D1 which shorts out the back emf produced which would otherwise damage Q1.
Q2 is a simple NPN transistor switch. If the input voltage is above 0.6V it turns ON. If it is below 0.6V it turns OFF. R2 limits the current to the base.
answered Mar 1 '14 at 9:38
\$\begingroup\$ You should probably explicitly limit V_gs on Q1. \$\endgroup\$ – Dave Tweed♦ Mar 1 '14 at 12:30
\$\begingroup\$ What's the max voltage on this? \$\endgroup\$ – Wasabi Fan Mar 1 '14 at 22:11
\$\begingroup\$ @WasabiFan The max voltage (and current) depends on which P-Channel Mosfet you use. \$\endgroup\$ – Passerby Mar 2 '14 at 1:19
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RedHat Local Update Server – Current
Managing more than 40 Redhat servers became a hassle and now expensive with redhat charging obscene amounts of money for their RedHat Network update service. Opensource to the rescue!!! Found out about a project called Current that allows you to have a local update server that will connect to RedHat to download updates and then host updates for all the other servers. Only pay for one subscription if you do not want to compile the source which is available for free and save bandwidth.
The whole process was rather confusing, so I decided to put together something on this. The central server and the client are running RedHat Enterprise Linux AS 4 and the version of current used was Current 1.7.2.
Installation Server-side:
Installed the rpm. –> rpm -ivh current-1.7.2-1.noarch.rpm
Edit the /etc/current/current.conf file to your liking. Making sure you have a directory where the database will be held.
Run: cinstall create_apache_config –> This will create configurations file in the /etc/httpd directory.
Run: cinstall create_certificate –> This will create three files in the /etc/current directory. The server.crt will need to be moved to /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/ and the server.key will need to be moved to /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.key/ . The last file “RHNS-CA-CERT” will be moved to /usr/share/rhn and named CURRENT-CA-CERT.
Run: cinstall initdb –> This sets up the database schema. Restart Apache and current should be operational. If you face any problems up to this point then you might need to check for python or database updates.
Run: cadmin create_channel -r ‘release’ -a ‘arch’ -l ‘label’ -n ‘name’. This will create a channel for you. (cadmin create_channel -r 4AS -a i386 -l 4AS -n i386-redhat-linux)
Run: cadmin add_dir -l ‘label’ -d ‘dir’ –> Adds a directory to the channel specified by label. (cadmin add_dir -l 4AS -d /var/spool/up2date)
At this point you should have the local update server pulling updates from RHN and keeping copies of the rpms in /var/spool/up2date. This can be configured by running #up2date –configure.
Installation Client-side:
Copy certificate file CURRENT-CA-CERT to /usr/share/rhn
Edit file /etc/sysconfig/rhn/up2date
o Change sslCACert=/usr/share/rhn/RHNS-CA-CERT
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asp.net mvc - Probable Timeout Issue - Stack Overflow
Probable Timeout Issue
If I leave an ASP.NET MVC application for a while then try to access any page, or if I re-compile the application and try to access anything but the root page I get the error of Error executing child request for handler followed by the page path such as 'ASP.areas_accounts_views_contractscontrol_createdatacontract_aspx'. Any ideas as to why this may be happening? It just happens after a re-compile which means if it's ever launched live everyone will see this error when trying to access any page but the home page.
[HttpException (0x80004005): Error executing child request for handler 'ASP.areas_accounts_views_contractscontrol_generalcontracts_aspx'.]
System.Web.HttpServerUtility.ExecuteInternal(IHttpHandler handler, TextWriter writer, Boolean preserveForm, Boolean setPreviousPage, VirtualPath path, VirtualPath filePath, String physPath, Exception error, String queryStringOverride) +2677782
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System.Web.Mvc.<>c__DisplayClass11.<InvokeActionResultWithFilters>b__e() +20
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HttpHandlers section of my web.config
<add verb="*" path="*.mvc" validate="false" type="System.Web.Mvc.MvcHttpHandler, System.Web.Mvc, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35"/>
Submitted as a bug to MvcSiteMap on CodePlex.
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Oct 20 '09 at 7:47
Seems like session issue.
I'm not actually doing anything with sessions. What are you expecting it to be exactly?
Oct 21 '09 at 8:20
1 That HttpException is (literally) a catch-all that will be thrown if any exception is thrown inside that ExecuteInternal method. The exception should have an InnerException, which should be more helpful in finding out what's really wrong.
I don't think that it is the recompile that is the problem.
It the app in IIS is idle for a while, or if there is a recycling of the application pool, then information cached in memory is lost.
The next call will then trigger a JIT recompile.
What is also lost is any data cached in memory, and any singelton objects that may have been created.
My guess is that you are creating or initializing something when the root page is called. All other pages are dependent upon this initialization having been done. That is why the other pages fail if they are called before the root page.
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Yeah, turns out it's actually a bug in MvcSiteMap as I tested it in debug mode. There's a timeout flag in it, so it re-renders the menu, but when it goes to grab the current SiteMapNode it fails because of the third party library. I've submitted it as a bug as I posted in my edit.
MVC Model issue can you diagnose what this is saying?
Stack Trace : at System.Web.HttpServerUtility.ExecuteInternal() || Error executing child request for handler in MVC 2.0
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My left knee (MCL) is improving but begins to hurt about 30 to 45 minutes into a run. This was better than the last two weeks, when the pain started about 15 to 20 minutes into a run. I switched back to my old Nike Frees, which seems to help, but the damage is already done and the slow healing process continues. I was able to run 15 miles this week and completed a slow one hour run this morning with some mild pain, but it was encouraging. I’m somewhat hopeful I can at least slowly jog the half marathon next Sunday, but I would say my chances are 50/50. We’ll see how the running feels this week, then I’ll need to make a decision by Saturday.
Otherwise, things are going really well. I’m continuing to sleep well and all my vital signs and weight remain relatively consistent. Without much running the past few weeks, I’m really surprised that my weight did not really increase. For cardio, I have been using my indoor bike trainer in lieu of the running, but it is not nearly the same. I credit the weight stability primarily to minimizing the grains and sugar in my diet.
I decided I won’t taper this week since I don’t plan to run hard for the half marathon. I’ll do a normal workout week, which includes running, biking, short intervals, strength training and stretching.
Well, I hope I’ll be able to at least participant in next weekend’s race. If anything, if I can get at least 10 miles into the race at a slow pace before the knee starts hurting too bad, I figure I could walk the last three miles in. But again, we’ll see how this week’s running goes. What I want to avoid is dropping out of the race halfway through or pushing myself through the pain and then setting back the recovery period for several more weeks.


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Hereditary tyrosinemia Type I (HTI, OMIM 276700) is a rare inborn error of tyrosine metabolism due to deficiency of the enzyme fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase (FAH), the last enzyme in the tyrosine catabolic pathway (1) (Figure 1).
Delivery of CRISPR/Cas9 components through the hydrodynamic injection or adeno-associated virus-9 have been applied to correct mutation of fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase (FAH) or dystrophin gene (dmd) in mouse models of hereditary tyrosinemia type I (HTI) or Duchenne muscular dystrophy through homologous recombination or exon skipping therapy [126-128].
Type 1 hereditary tyrosinaemia is caused by a deficiency of fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase, the enzyme responsible for the hydrolysis of fumarylacetoacetase.
Social behavior and cognitive deficits have recently been observed in individuals with the rare disorder tyrosinemia type I, which is caused by an autosomal recessive fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase (FAH) deficiency.
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Not so far I've learned how std::deque is implemented under the hood, and discovered that it's something like an array of pointers to n-byte arrays, where the data is actually stored. So now I have a couple of questions related to deques.
A picture that describes my current knowledge about it's structure:
When a push_front operation is being performed and there is no free space in Data Block 0, a new Data Block is allocated on heap and a pointer to this freshly allocated memory is inserted into 'Map' array like in ordinary array -- in O(number_of_blocks) time, yes?
How to sort this beast? Can't imagine anything better then copy all the data into array, sort it, and then put it back. But this approach requires O(n) auxiliary memory... But! std::sort provides similar interface for sorting both std::vector and std::deque. How are different algoritms for different data structures implemented? Using a template specialization? If so, why std::list can't be sorted using std::sort? Or, maybe, std::sort doesn't care about internal structure of this containers and just uses iterators and methods, that are similar in both std::vector and std::deque (like operator[], size(), etc)? This idea sounds reasonable and an answer to "why can't std::sort sort std::list?" becomes evident.
How are the sizes of data blocks being chosen? You'll say "It's implementation dependent", but please tell more about different implementations and motivation behind solutions.
Need clarifications here. Thanks.
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The math behind them not withstanding, std::deque has random access iterators, and as such any in-place sorting algorithm will be able to sort the data within using that functionality and not requiring O(N) additional storage. std::list doesn't provide random access iteration, and thus is not std::sort-able. (it is, however, std::list::sort-able). See the Type requirements section of the documentation of std::sort. – WhozCraig Jun 13 '14 at 7:04
You are missing STL's Containers <- Iterator -> Algorithms scheme. Sorting is the same as with any other container that has random access iterators. – 101010 Jun 13 '14 at 7:04
std::sort works on any pair of random access iterators. Both std::vector and std::deque provide random access iterators, but std::list does not. There is not (necessarily) any template specialisation magic or anything, as std::sort works by swapping elements in the provided range; this does not require significant additional storage, and also does not require special knowledge of the container/range/whatever behind the iterators. – Mankarse Jun 13 '14 at 7:05
Very good reading: stroustrup.com/Programming/20_containers.ppt – 101010 Jun 13 '14 at 7:25
To answer to your first question, yes, that's pretty much how it works. One can note that this approach can be extended into a multi-level hierarchical structure. But practical implementations usually stick to two-level structure, exactly as shown in your picture.
For your second question, if you are taking about std::sort, then std::sort works without any knowledge about the mechanics of the actual container. If works on a range of random-access iterators. Since std::deque's iterators are random-access iterators, std::sort can be applied to std::deque. And one can actually argue that random access to elements of such data structure is rather efficient. It is not as efficient as random access in a vector, but it is still pretty efficient to make sense in the context of std::sort.
You cannot use std::sort with std::list because std::list's iterators are not random access iterators. If you wish, you can implement your own trivial (slow) version of random-access iterator for std::list. You will be able to apply std::sort to a range of such iterators and thus sort an std::list with std::sort. But for obvious reasons it will be prohibitively inefficient.
In case of std::deque random access iterators are more than adequately efficient.
I'm not prepared to answer the third question. In fact I wouldn't be surprised to find out that these sizes are chosen empirically, based on a bunch of experiments. And, of course, there's probably no "one size fits all" solution.
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From Madness to Passion
Bit of synchronicity caught my eye today. I was really going crazy two days ago (between the divorce and some other things), and while shopping ran across a card with this quote. It really resonated with me at the time, so much that I almost bought the card on impulse. Then today as I was logging into a Linux computer, the same quote popped up again.
The only people for me are the mad ones -- the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow Roman candles.
-- Jack Kerouac, "On the Road"
I don't usually fit that description very well. And I don't think I always should, it doesn't sound like these poor people get any rest. But sometimes I catch myself being uncomfortable with my own madness, (like when I was shopping the other day) and it was liberating to be OK with it and just let it flow, to embrace the passion. Another great quote from Nelson Mandela touches a similar theme:
Our greatest fear is not that we are inadequate, but that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, handsome, talented and fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We were born to make manifest the glory of God within us. It is not just in some; it is in everyone. And, as we let our own light shine, we consciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our fear, our presence automatically liberates others.
UPDATE: I ran across this second quote again, the day after I posted this here. It was about two minutes after I was telling myself not to make too much noise about an issue because I didn't want to look like I was just trying to attract attention to myself. More synchronicity.
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Politicians have been using the tactic of spreading fear to further their own interests since long before World War Two, but the Nazis are perhaps the most famous example of a government using fear to promote their own agenda.
-Hermann Goering, Nazi Reichsmarshall and Luftwaffe-Chief, at the Nuremburg trials.
Did you know that in the United States, you're much more likely to be killed by your appendix than by a terrorist? I believe that right now, US foreign policy is creating terrorists faster than we are imprisoning or killing them. And we have no data on how many of the imprisoned are actually terrorists, because they're not getting fair trials.
Current US foreign policy is all about buying energy security at the cost of our democratic ideals. Is it worth it? I don't think so.
Maybe the Canadian citizen who the US government shipped to Syria to be tortured can tell us something about how fair trials might be important. Like, for instance, how a presentation of the evidence against him would have completely cleared his name, preventing him from being tortured and detained in Syria for a year. Since when did torture become a legitimate tool of law enforcement anyway? I'm not a big Michael Moore fan, but, dude, where's my country?
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Brevet US6020963 - Optical quadrature Interferometer - Google�BrevetsRecherche Images Maps Play YouTube Actualit�s Gmail Drive Plus » Recherche avanc�e dans les brevets | Connexion Recherche avanc�e dans les brevets BrevetsAn optical quadrature interferometer is presented. The optical quadrature interferometer uses a different state of polarization in each of two arms of the interferometer. A light beam is split into two beams by a beamsplitter, each beam directed to a respective arm of the interferometer. In one arm,...http://www.google.fr/patents/US6020963?utm_source=gb-gplus-shareBrevet US6020963 - Optical quadrature Interferometer Num�ro de publicationUS6020963 AType de publicationOctroi Num�ro de demandeUS 08/985,691 Date de publication1 f�vr. 2000 Date de d�p�t5 d�c. 1997 Date de priorit�4 juin 1996�tat de paiement des fraisCaduc Num�ro de publication08985691, 985691, US 6020963 A, US 6020963A, US-A-6020963, US6020963 A, US6020963A InventeursCharles A. DiMarzio Cessionnaire d'origineNortheastern UniversityExporter la citationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManCitations de brevets (13), R�f�renc� par (48), Classifications (10), �v�nements juridiques (6) Liens externes: USPTO, Cession USPTO, EspacenetOptical quadrature InterferometerUS 6020963 A R�sum� An optical quadrature interferometer is presented. The optical quadrature interferometer uses a different state of polarization in each of two arms of the interferometer. A light beam is split into two beams by a beamsplitter, each beam directed to a respective arm of the interferometer. In one arm, the measurement arm, the light beam is directed through a linear polarizer and a quarter wave plate to produce circularly polarized light, and then to a target being measured. In the other arm, the reference arm, the light beam is not subject to any change in polarization. After the light beams have traversed their respective arms, the light beams are combined by a recombining beamsplitter. As such, upon the beams of each arm being recombined, a polarizing element is used to separate the combined light beam into two separate fields which are in quadrature with each other. An image processing algorithm can then obtain the in-phase and quadrature components of the signal in order to construct an image of the target based on the magnitude and phase of the recombined light beam. The system may further be used for lensless imaging.
We claim: 1. An optical quadrature interferometer comprising:a light source providing a beam of light; a first beamsplitter oriented at an angle with respect to said light source, said first beamsplitter receiving said beam of light and splitting said beam of light into a first secondary light beam and a second secondary light beam; a recombining beamsplitter; a first reflective element oriented such that said first reflective element receives said first secondary light beam and reflects said first secondary light beam along a different axis to said recombining beamsplitter; a second reflective element receiving said secondary light beam and oriented to direct said secondary light beam along a different axis; a quarter wave plate receiving said second secondary light beam from said second reflective element, said quarter wave plate providing a 90 phase shift between vertically and horizontally polarized components of the beam resulting in a circularly polarized light beam; a target receiving said circularly polarized light beam, said target causing a change to said circularly polarized light beam resulting in a measurement light beam; said recombining beamsplitter combining said measurement light beam with said first secondary light beam to provide a first resultant light beam and a second resultant light beam, said first secondary light beam having approximately the same frequency as said beam of light; a first polarizing beamsplitter receiving said first resultant light beam and splitting said first resultant light beam into a first secondary resultant light beam and a second secondary resultant light beam; a second polarizing beamsplitter receiving said second resultant light beam and splitting said second resultant light beam into a third secondary resultant light beam and a fourth secondary resultant light beam; and at least one imaging system for displaying data from said first secondary resultant light beam, said second secondary resultant light beam, said third secondary resultant light beam, and said fourth secondary resultant light beam. 2. The optical quadrature interferometer of claim 1 wherein the change to said circularly polarized light beam by said target comprises a phase shift.
10. An optical quadrature interferometer comprising:a light source providing a beam of light; a first beamsplitter oriented at an angle with respect to said light source, said first beamsplitter receiving said beam of light and splitting said beam of light into a first secondary light beam and a second secondary light beam; a recombining beamsplitter; a first reflective element oriented such that said first reflective element receives said first secondary light beam and reflects a portion of said first secondary light beam along a different axis to said recombining beamsplitter; a second reflective element receiving said secondary light beam and oriented to direct said secondary light beam along a different axis; a quarter wave plate receiving said second secondary light beam from said second reflective element, said quarter wave plate providing a 90 phase shift between vertically and horizontally polarized components of the beam resulting in a circularly polarized light beam; a target receiving said a portion of the first secondary light beam not reflected by said first reflective element, said target causing a change to the portion of the first secondary light beam received by said target resulting in a measurement light beam; said recombining beamsplitter combining said measurement light beam with said first secondary light beam to provide a first resultant light beam and a second resultant light beam, said first secondary light beam having approximately the same frequency as said beam of light; a first polarizing beamsplitter receiving said first resultant light beam and splitting said first resultant light beam into a first secondary resultant light beam and a second secondary resultant light beam; a second polarizing beamsplitter receiving said second resultant light beam and splitting said second resultant light beam into a third secondary resultant light beam and a fourth secondary resultant light beam; and at least one imaging system for displaying data from said first secondary resultant light beam, said second secondary resultant light beam, said third secondary resultant light beam, and said fourth secondary resultant light beam. 11. The optical quadrature interferometer of claim 10 wherein the change to said circularly polarized light beam by said target comprises a phase shift.
Referring now to FIG. 2 a first implementation of an optical quadrature interferometer 100 is shown. The optical quadrature interferometer 100 is based on a Mach-Zender interferometer and comprises a light source 20, such as a laser, providing a beam of light 80 which is directed to a beamsplitter 30. When a light source 20 which is not well polarized is used, a polarizer 150 which polarizes the light at 45 vertical, may be inserted between the light source 20 and the beamsplitter 30. Other angles are also possible, provided that a corresponding change is made at the output. If a well polarized light source is used, polarizer 150 is not necessary. The beamsplitter 30 splits the beam of light 80 into two secondary beams 82 and 84 which are in phase with each other. The beamsplitter 30 is angled such that a portion of the beam 84 is reflected along a different axis than that of beam 80, and a portion of the beam 82 passes through the beamsplitter 30.
The portion of light reflected by beamsplitter 30 is the second secondary light beam 84. This beam is directed through a quarter wave plate 120 by second reflective element 50. The quarter wave plate 120 provides for a relative phase shift of Δφ=π/2 radians which is equivalent to a phase shift of 90 phase shifted beam 81. Phase shifted beam 81 is then directed through target 90. As phase shifted beam 81 passes through target 90, phase shifted beam 81 may undergo a change in phase, amplitude or both, resulting in measurement beam 85. This path comprises the measurement arm 92.
FIG. 4 shows an embodiment of an optical quadrature interferometer 250 based on a Michelson interferometer. The optical quadrature interferometer 250 comprises a light source 20, such as a laser, providing a beam of light 80 which is directed to a beamsplitter 30. An optional polarizer 150 which polarizes the light at 45 vertical may be used if the light source 20 is not well polarized. The beamsplitter 30 splits the beam of light 80 into two secondary beams 82 and 84 which are in a known phase relationship with each other. The first secondary beam 82 is directed to a reference 110 resulting in compensated light beam 83. Compensated light beam 83 is then directed to a first reflective element 40. First reflective element 40 is oriented such that the compensated light beam is reflected back along the same axis, through reference 110, and to beamsplitter 30.
In the measurement arm 98 of the optical quadrature interferometer 250, the second secondary light beam 84 is directed through a one-eighth wave plate 130. The one-eighth wave plate 130 provides for a relative phase shift of Δφ=π/4 radians which is equivalent to a phase shift of 45 entering the one-eighth wave plate 130. Beam 81 is then directed through target 90, where it undergoes a change in phase, amplitude or both; resulting in measurement beam 85. Measurement beam 85 is then directed to second reflective element 50 which is oriented so that beam 85 is reflected back through target 90, then through one-eighth wave plate 130, where the beam is phase shifted another 45 being shifted a total of 90 polarization components of the beam, not including any phase shift as a result of the beam passing through the target 90.
Referring now to FIG. 5 a further implementation of an optical quadrature interferometer 300 is shown. The optical quadrature interferometer 300 comprises a light source 20, such as a laser, providing a beam of light 80 which is directed to a beamsplitter 30. When a light source 20 which is not well polarized is used, a polarizer 150 which polarizes the light at 45 and the beamsplitter 30. Other angles are also possible, provided that a corresponding change is made at the output. If a well polarized light source is used, polarizer 150 is not necessary. The beamsplitter 30 splits the beam of light 80 into two secondary beams 82 and 84 which are in phase with each other. The beamsplitter 30 is angled such that a portion of the beam 84 is reflected along a different axis than that of beam 80, and a portion of the beam 82 passes through the beamsplitter 30.
The portion of light reflected by beamsplitter 30 is the second secondary light beam 84. This beam is directed through a quarter wave plate 120 by second reflective element 50. The quarter wave plate 120 provides for a relative phase shift of Δφ=π/2 radians which is equivalent to a phase shift of 90 phase shifted beam 81.
-E.sub.ref The above equation assumes each path has an equal amplitude, so some attenuation may be required in one path in order to provide the equal amplitude. The I and Q phases are needed on both outputs, and can be obtained as shown in FIGS. 5 and 5A. Each of the four outputs may be directed to a separate imaging device or to different parts of a single array.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An optical quadrature interferometer according to the present invention includes a light source which may be polarized or an unpolarized light source and a polarizer, and a beamsplitter which splits the light provided by the light source into two signals which are in a defined phase relationship with each other. In one path a quarter wave plate is used to convert the polarization of the light to circular. This circularly polarized light can be represented by equal amounts of vertically and horizontally polarized light with a phase difference of 90 them. The circularly polarized signal is then transmitted through a target and the resulting signal is combined with the reference signal. The combined signal is then directed through a polarizer which can switch between vertical polarization and horizontal polarization or alternatively through a polarizing beamsplitter. The combined signal can thus be separated into two separate fields which are in quadrature with each other. An image processing algorithm can then obtain the in-phase and quadrature information and provide detailed images of the amplitude and phase of the target.
CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. application Ser. No. 08/658,087, filed Jun. 4, 1996 now U.S. Pat. No. 5,883,717 issued Mar. 16, 1999. This application further claims priority under 35 U.S.C. Dec. 6, 1996; the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference.
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Deep Passing: Ponder vs. Cassel
Christian Ponder (right) posted the lowest completion percentage of passes targeted 21 to 30 yards downfield in 2012 and completed fewer passes targeted more than 30 yards downfield than any other full-time starter. By comparison, Matt Cassel isn't any better.
"Christian Ponder is our starting quarterback. Matt knows that, he knew it when we went through the acquisition," Frazier said in the interview from the NFL owners meetings in Phoenix, which aired Monday morning. "[Cassel] knows that he's coming in to provide insurance for us. If something were to happen to Christian injury-wise, we have a quality backup that can step in and do a great job for us," Frazier said. "Christian just needs to continue to improve like we all expect him to, but he's our starting quarterback."
Cassel signed a one-year, $4 million contract with the Vikings last week after being released by the Kansas City Chiefs. He said last week in a conference call after signing his deal that "the fact of the matter is, Christian is the starting quarterback."
That hasn't stopped speculation, however, that the quarterback job is up for grabs. A source told ESPN last week when Cassel signed with Minnesota that he would get a chance to compete for the starting quarterback position.
Ponder has a history of injuries both in college and his first two seasons in the NFL, including last season, when he was unable to play in the playoff game against Green Bay because of an arm injury. That forced the Vikings to start backup Joe Webb, who faltered badly in the 24-10 loss.
Seifert on Cassel's Contract A closer look at Matt Cassel's contract supports the Vikings' insistence that Christian Ponder is the team's starter, Kevin Seifert writes. Blog Cassel was a career backup in college at Southern Cal, then spent his first three seasons in the NFL buried on the bench behind Tom Brady. When Brady went down with a knee injury in 2008, Cassel stepped in and led the Patriots to an 11-5 record. He was traded to Kansas City before the next season.
Ponder made an appearance at the owners' meetings Monday and was asked what he thought of the still-forming group of pass-catchers at his disposal.
Greg Jennings signed last week, while veteran Jerome Simpson was re-signed in hopes he has overcome the nerve damage that limited his 2012 season.
"Having a guy like [tight end] Kyle [Rudolph], everyone knows our chemistry together and his ability as a player," Ponder said. "He was the Pro Bowl MVP. Him and adding Greg, he's obviously a great player as well. Jerome, he's going to be so much better having another year under his belt. I'm sure we'll take a guy or two in the draft, guys that can step up and play early.
"But having Adrian Peterson in the backfield helps. So I think we're really coming together as an offense."
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It is a dangerous decision — one that, as the dissenting judges warned, could turn America into the sort of totalitarian state imagined by George Orwell. It is particularly offensive because the judges added insult to injury with some shocking class bias: the little personal privacy that still exists, the court suggested, should belong mainly to the rich...
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From The Rearview Mirror: New Who
As is well-documented on my blog, I'm pretty leery of anything Pete and Roger (aka, "Who's Left") put out these days, but if The Ox and Moon the Loon are involved, then chances are this project is worthy of attention. In lieu of that, the film 'The Kids Are Alright' is required viewing for ANYONE wanting to know what this Rock 'N' Roll thang is...
While this was one of my favorite groups of all time, their biggest impact on me was their performance at the "Concert For New York City". They blew everyone else away on that stage, and the songs they chose to perform were absolutely perfect for the time and place.
I would like to see someone do a documentary on that concert. Can you imagine how emotional it must have been back stage?
"Who are you" was my fav album from them, and it TRULY had one of R&R's creepiest album covers. On the back cover sat Keith in a directors chair w/ the words "not to be taken away" stenciled on it. That was Moons last album.