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In standard college physics text books, high-school books and popular level physics books, the collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge is often taken as an example of resonance. However a more detailed analysis shows that the collapse was not due to simple resonance (see the article by Billah and Scanlan and Wikipedia).
Now my question is, whether there are further examples from mechanics, which are often incorrectly or oversimplified declared as examples of resonance phenomena (for example in physics text books)?
Edit: I should add, that the definition usually given in textbooks is the following: Consider a mechanical system which can be described by a differential equation like
$\frac{d^2}{d t^2}x(t) + 2 \rho \frac{d}{d t} x(t) + \omega_0^2 x(t) = f(t) $
where $f(t) = f_0 \cos(\omega t)$.
Then for example the amplitude or the energy of the system as function of $\omega$ has a maximum near $\omega_0$. In this case one speaks of resonance of the system.


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As you know from a previous posting with new interviews, etc., Dancing With The Stars pro Mark Ballas has been performing at the Dancing With The Stars Live in Las Vegas show this week. Well, the Morning Blend has interviewed him as well where Mark talks about the 6 numbers he's in, his pets (did you know he has two dogs and three turtles?), his favorite partners on Dancing With The Stars, his parents and how he got into music and ballroom dancing, and more. You can listen to the fun interview in full here. Thanks to CMHagey You Tube, here's some great footage of Mark dancing in the show as well. I love this song!


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Senior Jake Begley is in his third season as a varsity goalie at Hill-Murray and second as the Pioneers' main netminder. He has put together some impressive statistics this year and was recognized for it last week.
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The high school competitive skiing season came to a close last week with the Alpine and Nordic state meets on back-to-back days at Giants Ridge in Biwabik. Two Review-area schools sent competitors to those meets.
Hill-Murray and White Bear Lake have long been rivals in boys hockey and have met in the section playoffs numerous times over the years. Many of those post-season meetings have come with the section championship on the line.
The goal of every boys high school hockey player in Minnesota is to play in the state tournament at the Xcel Energy Center. The road to that goal starts this week as section playoffs begin.
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A year ago, the North and Tartan boys basketball teams split their two regular-season meetings and shared the Metro East Conference championship.
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The Moville Family page contains details of names being researched in and around Moville. You are welcome to add your reseach interests by e-mailing your details to us.
Moville is situated in County Donegal, Ireland, on the north-western shore of Lough Foyle about 17 miles from Derry. The town grew to prominance as a bathing place for people from Derry. By 1865, as the Foyle silted up and Derry became inaccessible to the large ocean liners plying their trade across the Atlantic, Moville became the point of departure for hundreds of thousands of people seeking a better life away from Ireland.
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The present name comes from the gaelic Magh Bhile ("the place of the sacred tree" or "the plain of the ancient tree"). The original gaelic name was pronounced "bunafobble" and is generally considered to derive from Bun an Phobail ("the foot, or end, of the parish").
However, this may be a corruption of Bunafebhall ("the bottom or mouth of the Foyle"), the explanation preferred by Irish scholar, Dr John O'Donovan, who wrote in 1835, whilst working for the Ordnance Survey:
" ... A neat village has sprung up of late years at the mouth of this little river (Breda), called by the natives Bunaphobble, but by the inhabitants of Derry, and by strangers, Moville. By Bonaphobble is understood in the country, the foot of the parish, but I am of the opinion that this is a modern name, and that the correct one is Bunafebhail, from its being near the mouth of the Foyle.
Moville has, however, become the general name of it these three or four years, and I think that we should adopt that name, as the village lies so very close to the old church called Meghbile (sic) or Movilla ... " (Placenames Database of Ireland © Government of Ireland 2009).
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Channel 4 investigation has uncovered how the huge national problem of insurance fraud is affecting your yearly premiums and how much of the fight against it is based here in Jacksonville.
I met with David Merrill, the President of the company ICS Merrill. It is a company of approximately 600 employees that fights insurance fraud. The company handles cases in all 50 states and more than 70 countries.
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Merrill adds that social media has become a key component in uncovering insurance fraud.
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Merrill says he had one case where a claimant was pretending to be bedridden but was seen on social media whitewater rafting.
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But Merrill's company and his industry in general isn't just scouring social media sites and following people with a camera, there are also intense searches of medical records done in individual doctors' offices to look for patterns and trends to determine if fraud is going on.
The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud is a group based in Washington D.C. We spoke with a representative who says insurance fraud is costing us billions of dollars every single year.
"Insurance fraud is an $80 billion crime each year. And who says this is a victimless crime. Peoples' families are torn apart when the breadwinner goes to jail. People lose their savings to these crimes," said James Quiggle with the Coalition.
Quiggle adds those billions are paid for by consumers, like you, in higher premiums.
Quiggle reminds people considering insurance fraud that it's a felony and you can do prison time if you commit it. The Coalition has an ad campaign out right now warning people it is a crime. (Watch the Public Service Announcements)
"Staged accidents have been a problem around Florida, especially in urban areas like Jacksonville," Quiggle explained. "Sometimes you can arrest the lower level recruiters or fake patients and convince them that they need to rat out the ring members or leaders in order for liens."
I asked Quiggle just how much insurance fraud is costing you.
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I also spoke with insurance companies who tell me they see fraud cases everyday. Main Street America is a property casualty insurance company based on the Southside.
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He says from arson to fake crashes to claims of stolen cars, they deal with these cases regularly. But Dean does say that most of the time the criminals are caught.
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Lewis Hamilton contested the season's last Formula One race on Sunday in this yellow-and-green helmet, which is even more Senna-esque than his regular yellow helmet. Hamilton, who is something of a Senna incarnation on his good days, is looking to end his stormy season on a roll: hot off his victory in Abu Dhabi, he topped the timesheets in Practice Two.
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Trouble in paradise: Small Riviera Maya hotel battles Expedia
Mexico's Riviera Maya has inspired many a thought, however fleeting, of picking up and moving to paradise. For most of us those thoughts remain firmly planted in the realm of fantasy, but Tony and Cheri Head made it their reality eight years ago.
The couple, a trial attorney and a business analyst who lived in San Francisco for 30 years, own the popular Luna Blue Hotel, with just 18 rooms and a bar standing a couple of blocks from the beach in the midst of Playa del Carmen's burgeoning resort zone. And life was just about as good as it plays out in a dreamy tourist's fantasy — until the little hotel tangled with Expedia, the world's largest online travel booker. For going on five months now, the couple has been subjected to unauthorized cancellations, demands for money, and false announcements that the hotel is sold out for all eternity or is going out of business.
In the beginning
After their son grew up and moved away. Tony and Cheri Head decided to shift gears. They camped their way down the Baja peninsula before they discovered what was then the small town of Playa del Carmen. While sipping margaritas on the beach, it came to them that this was where they were meant to live. They found a run-down backpacker hotel on the edge of town and prepared to launch their new life.
Despite an inauspicious beginning — they arrived just a few weeks ahead of Hurricane Wilma, the worst Atlantic tropical cyclone on record — their renovated hotel rose to the top of TripAdvisor's popularity index for hotels in Playa within six months of opening. As the city filled up with all-inclusive resorts and boutique hotels over the years, they held to their belief that travelers are still looking for small, traditional posada-style hotels with rooms around a central garden, a bar with a palapa roof and plump hotel cats alternately chasing lizards and dozing in the shade. Experience has proved them right — last month Luna Blue garnered a TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice award as one of Mexico's best bargain hotels.
The triple whammy delivered by the swine flu scare, a worldwide recession and travelers' fears over drug violence in northern Mexico made the Heads receptive when local Expedia representative Javier Polanco approached them a little over a year ago about listing Luna Blue on the site. It would help them regain some of the business they had lost to the prolonged travel industry slump, Polanco said.
It seemed like a good idea at the time.
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As "partners" with Expedia, the Heads paid a commission of 25 percent of every booking made through the site. They reasoned that the additional business would be worth it.
But the problems began almost immediately, according to the couple. Despite sending the required details on rooms, amenities and property, the couple soon encountered guests dismayed to find that their rooms did not have the advertised number of beds, or that the hotel did not in fact have a spa on the property. While spending increasing amounts of time trying to smooth ruffled feathers, they also campaigned to get the listings corrected. Over a period of several months, their e-mails were mostly ignored; from time to time a part of their profile would be rewritten, often as not introducing more inaccuracies in the process.
At that point, the Expedia listing was producing the hoped-for increase in bookings. But last August, according to the couple, blank spaces suddenly appeared where photos and room descriptions had been on the Luna Blue page. They said they tried to cancel their contract then and were told it had been renewed automatically, so they were stuck for another year. Persistent calls and e-mails finally got a response in October from Pablo Castro, Expedia's director for Mexico, who said he was going to disable the Luna Blue page because of their "bad attitude," and offered to meet with them in Cancun. But he never responded to six weeks of attempts to set a date, and they finally gave up.
Then, as if by magic, Luna Blue's photos and descriptions showed up again, and reservations started pouring in. But the Heads' relief lasted only a few days. They started getting emails from people asking why Luna Blue had canceled their reservations. Not only had Expedia canceled all their reservations without warning — including those made before the trouble started — but it billed the Heads for "relocation fees," a euphemism for the penalty charged to hotels who overbook and can't accommodate an Expedia reservation. One customer called Expedia after receiving its cancellation notice and was told again that the hotel had no rooms available. The Expedia representative tried to steer her to another hotel, but she e-mailed Luna Blue instead and discovered that the hotel did indeed have a room for her.
Descent into the surreal
Frantic at discovering that their newly resurrected listing pronounced Luna Blue sold out no matter what the date, all the Heads wanted by now was to get every trace of their hotel removed from Expedia. Further investigation showed that it appeared not only on Expedia's booking site, but on its subsidiary sites, which include Hotels.com, Venere.com (Expedia's European branch), Egencia, eLong, Classic Vacations and others — effectively shutting them out of potential reservations from all over the world. And that's before you count TripAdvisor (spun off from Expedia in late 2011), which generates by far the greatest number of bookings for Luna Blue and most small hotels, as well as countless aggregators such as Yahoo Travel and many small Mexican booking sites, that either use Expedia's hotel database or link to Expedia for bookings.
It turns out that Luna Blue is not the only "partner" that Expedia has wiped off the travel map. All of Columbus, Ga. — the state's third-largest city — was shut out for more than five years after the city filed suit to force Expedia to pay taxes on the full value of its bookings. After six years of court battles, Expedia settled in November. In a suit eventually joined by the French government, hoteliers there won hefty fines against Expedia, TripAdvisor (then owned by Expedia) and Hotels.com for "misleading marketing practices" including redirecting traffic to Expedia-owned booking sites instead of the hotel's website, showing a hotel as sold out when in fact rooms were available, displaying incorrect hotel phone numbers so customers could not call directly and misrepresenting standard rates as special promotional offers.
After the Heads blogged about the situation on the Luna Blue website, The Verge, one of the largest technology/media websites, ran a story in December. A few days later, Expedia blocked the Luna Blue page — a small victory, as it still showed up with the "sold out" announcement in search engines and on sites such as TripAdvisor, Venere and small booking agencies that rely on Expedia's database.
Resolution at last?
SFGate contacted Expedia for comment while preparing this column and received a call back from Sarah Gavin, the company's public relations director, just before deadline. She said Luna Blue has been taken off the Venere site and now shows up only in TripAdvisor's link to Venere.
"That's a TripAdvisor engineering fix, and the word back from them is that it's in the engineering queue. As soon as they update, it will be removed," Gavin said, estimating that the Luna Blue site could come down by the end of the day.
"It's moving as fast as it possibly can on that side," she added. "Everybody there is well aware of the situation."
If she is right, a yearlong battle might be ending for one small hotel in the Riviera Maya. But the entire saga is ample reinforcement for one bit of advice you'll hear from many a veteran traveler: You're always better off booking directly with your chosen hotel, particularly if it's a small operation that doesn't warrant a mega-site's attention or regard. The information will be accurate, your reservations will be honored and you'll have your choice from all available rooms, not only those allocated to the booking site. And though the Expedias of the world would rather you not know this, you'll pay the same rate, if not a lower one, when booking directly with the hotel. The difference is that your money will go to the hotel instead of the intermediary.
Former Chronicle travel editor Christine Delsol is the author of "Pauline Frommer's Cancún & the Yucatán" and a regular contributor to "Frommer's Mexico" and "Frommer's Cancún & the Yucatán."


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The above images "Jeff Wall, Insomnia, 2009" & "Jeff Wall, Passerby, 2009" © Melinda Gibson are a couple of my new works.
My initial starting point for this new body of work was the book by Charlotte Cotton, "The Photograph as Contemporary Art". This is an introducery text that every Photography student is given, to learn inside out. Through reading and observing the images you can never truly take part.
The importance of the canonisation within the education system becomes apparent as the same names, images dominant our institutions. For me taking this book apart helps to question this images, far more than when they are within the constraints of a book. By slicing, cutting and de-contextualising the images you start to gain a greater appreciation of the works, start understanding why and how the these images have been created.


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Today we have a great guest post by our friend at the Austin Tiny House, Louis Burns at www.austintinyhouse.com. Louis has some great hands on experience, so feel free to pick his brain in the comments!
Have Flexible ExpectationsBefore I started, my biggest question was how long it would take to complete. I had initially planned to have a friend work with me but then he landed his dream job and was completely unavailable. I read somewhere that a guy had built a tiny house in 12 days. After the first 12 days, I was still working on framing. I suspect 12 days may be possible for a professional crew but it was just me. It took me 500 hours to build it over 9 months.I'd spoken to another friend about storing all my materials in a shed on the property. I'd gotten the okay but the day before delivery, she "forgot" our prior discussion and said I couldn't use it. I ended up putting all the supplies under an open shelter with plastic sheets covering them.In the planning process, I'd added up everything I thought I would use and had those two friends look it over too. We were estimating $4000 in building supplies including the trailer. No such luck. By the end I'd had to spend around $8000. I didn't know what I didn't know.The only expectation I started with that I came out the other end with was that I could finish the project.Quite a few days – especially during the Texas summer – I had major motivation issues. The heat aside, I found that if I was approaching a step that I didn't know how to complete like framing the roof or wiring, my work pace would slow to a crawl too. I had to keep in mind that as long as I kept working on it, it would eventually get done.I noticed that I worked better when I knew how the next step would work before I got to it. It's like having your next book to read ready. Regardless of what I'm reading, I usually have a next book in mind. It helps me stay motivated to finish what I'm currently on.Sometimes I would get so frustrated that the only thing that kept me going was the fact that I'd already sunk a good chunk of money into the project and that my wife was proud of my efforts. I can't imagine trying to do it with an unsupportive spouse.More times than I can recall, I reached a place where I thought I was stuck. The last two instances I recall were that the storm door was the wrong size and that the plank in the porch I wanted to replace had a screw in it that was under the door frame. When that would happen, I'd take a break and see if a solution would come to me.With the storm door I talked to the manufacturer's customer service and then realized I could build onto the framing with the remaining lumber I still had. With the porch board I sawed as much off as I could reach with the reciprocating saw. Then I took my biggest drill bit and drilled all around those two screws. I used a chisel to get the wood pieces out and then sawed off the ends of the protruding screws. The new plank is as secure as the others.Often times, the solution that presented itself was better than what I'd planned originally. I hadn't known enough about vinyl siding to order undersill and it hadn't been suggested by the salesperson. When I got to the top of the siding installation, I ended up tucking it under the roof trim and hiding it with finish trim. It looks better than if I would have tried to use undersill. Of course I didn't try to wing anything. I probably bought 5 books on building and checked out 10+ more from the library. I did check with a former electrician before I started but the rest I learned as I went. I think that's where a lot of folks start so I'm proof it's possible.If I were doing it again, I'd definitely make sure I had a dedicated (preferably inside) space to build, store supplies and all the right tools. Trips back and forth looking for something that's been borrowed, going to the home improvement store or waiting for the weather to cooperate can really slow you down.Besides that, working your plan is what gets it done. Even if you can only manage a few hours a week, it will eventually work out.
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JobbeschreibungJob Summary
Here is a Czech speaking Customer Service job for a fresh and vibrant Czech speaker who also has a good level of English in Gutersloh Germany. If you have some previous B2B customer service experience we want to talk to you. For this job you will earn €2031 gross per month. So don't delay, APPLY today.
What will you do in this job?
For this Czech customer service Representative job you will be responsible for dealing with both emails and inbound calls from our clients resellers and you will be required to support them with the renewing of licenses and other customer service or contact related questions. The Resellers are highly important to our clients business, so they are looking for someone who can deliver an outstanding customer service experience. Lastly as this is a B2B Customer Service job you will be working Monday – Friday.
Who will you be working for?
Our client is an international outsourcing giant, one who employs a number of multinationals in Germany and in many other countries in the European Union. Currently they are looking for a fluent English and near native Czech speakers to work in their B2B Customer Service Department in Gutersloh, Germany.
Who are we looking for?
First of all we are looking for fluent Czech speakers who would also have a good level of English too. We are looking for someone who has previous experience in the B2B customer service/call centre environment. You are a fast worker and call always deliver a high quality professional customer service, whilst also being a good problem solver. Our client is looking for someone who is reliable and when needed can be a bit flexible too, having an interest in IT would be great but it is not compulsory. If you have checked all of these then get in touch today to apply.
Where would you be working?
Gutersloh Germany is where you will be working, a city that is considered as a media and technology centre that is represented through many picturesque parks and gardens. It is often referred to as 'little Nazareth' in the EU because of its historical background. Gutersloh is less than 1 hour away from major international airports so you are never too far from home.
Interview & Salary
The interview process for this Czech customer service representative job you would sit a number of language and customer service tests, just to test your level in Czech and Customer Service level and lastly you would sit a face-to-face interview.
If you are living outside of Germany, there is an amazing relocation package of offer, where you would get reimbursed for your flight expenses in regards to the interview and you would also get 4 weeks accommodation if you are successful in getting the job. For this Czech customer service job you will earn €2031 gross per month and receive full technical training for the job.


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Trekking in Ethiopia
Community Tourism in the Ethiopian Highlands
"It was BEYOND EXPECTATIONS. The most beautiful experience I have ever had here in Ethiopia." (June 04) Vittorio Gerosa,- Tourism Advisor at UNECA
"the highlight of my three trips to Ethiopia - Thank you" (Dec' 04) Bridget Davey, UK
"My memories of Meket are infused with the sense of having been genuinely welcomed by the entire villages - from the fire lit coffee ceremony in Wajela to the warm gestures, smiles and handshakes during a visit by the committee of farmers who oversee the Mequat Mariam site. (June 05) Nancy Strider - Canada
Mequat Mariam was stunning and the facilities and service excellent" (Mar 06) Malcolm Smart, DFID-Ethiopia
"We had an AMAZING time - for Katie and I the trek has been one of our highlights of our trip to Ethiopia! Congratulations on your innovative project!" (Nov. '06) Sarah Woodrow - Canada
".... we really enjoyed our trek, it was an amazing experience and everything was perfect. The staff were all very helpful and friendly. I could not believe how beautiful the scenery was on each and every day. What you have done in setting up this community tourism programme is truly admirable. (Dec. '06) Muireann Coen - UK
I just wanted to send you another thank you for the great experience with TESFA. So far it has definitely been the highlight of Ethiopia for me, and I would recommend it to anyone. (Jan. '07) Elizabeth Ruethling, USA
"We stayed at all 5 sites, and it was an amazing experience that I would recommend to anybody coming to Ethiopia ... if the sites in Meket were amazing, Abuna Yoseph was beyond expectations". (Jun. '08) Rita Wittmann, Austria
In the basalt mountains around Lalibela, stay in local communities. See their ancient world, their churches and their way of life.
Walk through the age-old agrarian landscape of the Ethiopian Highlands following escarpments with birds of prey soaring in the thermals and Gelada baboon scrambling up and down the cliff face. Local shepherd boys keep an eye on their flocks, while their fathers plough the fields, and their sisters collect water in clay pots.
An experience you will never forget!
Please use the links on this site to find out more about these stunning sites and learn how a visit to them could be easily integrated into your holiday in Ethiopia.
See how easy it is to fit a trip to these mountains around your visit to Lalibela, perhaps stopping off en-route from Lalibela to Bahir Dar or Gondar. Let TESFA help you plan one that fits in with your preferences.
TESFA's Mission Statement (extract)
TESFA seeks to work in partnership with local communities to enable them to generate sustainable improvements in their livelihood through the development of their own tourism related enterprises, while also contributing to the protection of their physical and cultural environments. See TESFA link for more info.


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Physicists make iron invisible to X-rays
Ars Technica Share
A research team at Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron in Germany has induced transparency in an Fe-57 sample by using an X-ray laser to balance the absorption of photons by the nuclei with corresponding emission, which makes it appear as though the material is nearly absent. The experimental technique, called electromagnetically induced transparency, was recently reported in Nature. The experiment's success depends on nuclear transitions being available at X-ray wavelengths and the correct placement of atomic layers in a resonant cavity. Also in the experiment the he X-ray photons are slowed to a small fraction of their usual speed, and the result opens up the possibility of extending quantum optics in the nuclear regime and the X-ray region of the EM spectrum. More
Unusual 'collapsing' iron superconductor sets record for its class
NIST Center for Neutron Research Share
A team from the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the University of Maryland has reported in Physical Review B an iron-based superconductor that operates at the highest known temperature for a material in its class. Iron-based superconductors, which were discovered only about four years ago, are a hot research topic, in part because they are more amenable to commercial applications than copper-based superconductors, which are more difficult to make and are frequently brittle. This new material, which contains iron, calcium, arsenic, and praseodymium (Z=59) atoms, has a Tc of 47 K. More
Why salt clusters form on basement walls
American Physical Society Share
Salt deposits on walls and other structures can lead to serious damage, but researchers don't fully understand how they form. Now a French team reporting in Physical Review Letters has performed experiments and computer simulations of salt crystallization on porous structures and explains why the crystals form in discrete bunches, rather than uniformly coating the surface. The new understanding may help in the conservation of old buildings and art pieces. More
Possible model of uterus contractions during child birth
American Physical Society Share
In the heart there are specialized pacemaker cells that organize electromechanical activity. In the uterus there may be no such pacemaker cells. Rather, uterine smooth muscle contractions can arise without centralized coordination, and the musculature seems to be a disordered system of electrically coupled excitable and passive cells. Physiological and histological evidence suggests that the electrical coupling between cells increases during the gestation period, culminating in strongly coupled, electrically active cells during labor. A model reported in Physical Review Letters shows how the uterus goes from localized activity initially to system-wide coherent excitations just before delivery. More
New neutrino detection points to rare stellar fusion
Physics World Share
The Borexino Collaboration, working in the underground neutrino detector at Italy's National Institute of Nuclear Physics at Gran Sasso, has captured neutrinos with a distinct energy of 1.44 MeV. These neutrinos are indicative of proton-electron-proton (pep) fusion reactions that are rare in stellar interiors. The proton-proton pathway is the dominant fusion reaction in our sun. Reported in Physical Review Letters, this is the first direct evidence of pep reactions taking place in the sun, and the observed flux matches well with the predictions of astrophysicists' "standard solar model." More
'Quantum microphone' captures extremely weak sound: A step towards quantum acoustics
Nanowerk Share
Physicists at Chalmers University in Sweden have fabricated a single electron transistor, i.e., a transistor where the current passes one electron at a time, and they have used it to detect surface acoustic waves. Their experiments, reported in Nature Physics, were done with classical waves. But since the wave displacements were so small (half the diameter of a proton), the researchers propose that they can detect single phonons. The researchers call their device a "quantum microphone." Actually detecting a single phonon still has some technical challenges. Recent results coupling photons and phonons or using a superconducting "qubit" may solve some of these challenges. So single phonon acoustics may join its photonic brother very soon. More
Accretion of asteroids by black hole may explain X-ray flares at the center of Milky Way
msnbc.com Share
The once-per-day X-ray flares from Sagittarius A* may be caused by asteroids approaching the event horizon of the black hole at the center of our galaxy. Astrophysicists suspect there is a massive swarm of asteroids circling the black hole. As they pass to within about 100 million miles of the black hole, still outside of the event horizon, they would succumb to its attractive gravitational force and eventually be broken up. As the broken bits flow through hot gases pouring into the black hole, they would vaporize, producing bursts of X-ray radiation. This theory is written up in a paper appearing in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. More
Astronomy team discovers nearby dwarf galaxy
UCLA Newsroom Share
A team led by University of California, Los Angeles, research astronomer Michael Rich has used a specialized wide-field telescope to discover a previously unknown companion to the nearby galaxy NGC 4449, which is some 12.5 million light years from Earth. The discovery is reported in Nature. The newly found dwarf galaxy, dubbed NGC 4449B, had remained undetected because it is more than 10 times fainter than the natural brightness of the night sky and some 1,000 times fainter than our own Milky Way galaxy. The discovery team included UCLA finance professor Francis Longstaff, an amateur astronomer, who led the development of the specialty telescope, which places the CCD camera at what is known as the "prime" focus, in front of the light-collecting mirror. More
Quantum dot used for targeted activation of neurons
Optical Society of America Share
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, have used nanometer sized quantum dots to stimulate individual neural cells. Reported in Biomedical Optics Express, the researchers grew cell populations on films of quantum dots, which covered on average just one cell. The electrical behavior of individual cells was then measured as they were exposed to flashes of light of various wavelengths. The light photo-excited electrons in the quantum dots, creating electric fields that triggered spiking in the cells. These quantum dots enable finer examination of neural activity since they probe a single cell at a time, and the photo-stimulation of nerve cells can be monitored in response to distinct wavelengths of light. More
President Obama announces education initiatives at White House science fair
NY Times Share
President Obama for a second time converted the White House public rooms into a science fair on Tuesday, and announced new federal and private-sector initiatives to encourage "a nation of tinkerers and dreamers" in so-called STEM education in science, technology, engineering and math. According to a White House summary, in his annual federal budget request next week, Mr. Obama will seek to dedicate $80 million for the Education Department to a $100 million competition — more than $20 million will come from corporations and foundations led by Carnegie Corporation — to support programs to prepare teachers in science, technology, engineering and math, including programs allowing students to simultaneously earn a degree in their subject and a teaching certificate. The administration had previously set a goal of 100,000 additional math and science teachers and one million more graduates over the next decade. More
Federal agencies announce FY-13 budget briefings
AAAS Share
The various federal S&T agencies will hold budget briefings throughout the day, starting with the OSTP briefing from 1:30 - 2:30pm. The NSF briefing will start at 3:30pm, and NASA's at 2:00pm. The DOE briefing will be from 1:30-4:00pm. While live seating is available, each briefing will be webcast. Please see the AAAS R & D Budget and Policy Program's website for the webcasts' links and for detailed budget analyses. More
Obama's budget would cut Mars program, solar system exploration
The Washington Post Share
The budget coming on Feb. 13 from the Obama administration will send the NASA division that launches rovers to Mars and probes to Jupiter crashing back to Earth. Scientists briefed on the proposed budget said that the president's plan drops funding for planetary science at NASA from $1.5 billion this year to $1.2 billion next year, with further cuts continuing through 2017. It would eat at NASA's Mars exploration program, which, after two high-profile failures in 1999, has successfully sent three probes into Martian orbit and landed three more on the planet's surface. Former NASS Associate Administrator for Science, Ed Weiler, says he quit NASA over cuts to Mars program. More
If you want to win the game, you must join in
Nature Share
Rees Kassen an associate professor at the University of Ottawa, and chair of the Partnership Group for Science and Engineering and a young scientist of the World Economic Forum, offers his suggestions to scientists to engage in policy and the political process. First, improve the lines of communication. Opportunities for scientists to carry out fellowships in a political environment, such as the Congressional Fellows Program run by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, are a start in this direction. Second, we need scientists to stand for election to public office. Third, scientists need to seek opportunities to engage with politicians directly. More
Francois Arago: The most interesting physicist in the world
Skulls in the Stars Share
If you asked to describe what a "typical" physicist looks and acts like most people would paint wouldn't be terribly flattering, and would conform to rather negative stereotypes. One physicist, however, blows away the stereotypes perhaps more than any other. The French physicist François Arago (1786-1853) lived a lifetime's worth of danger, adventure and intrigue in just his first 23 years of life — and he would go on to make crucial discoveries in optical science as well as become an important politician of his time. More
Increase your options for graduate or REU program admissions
NSBP Share
The NSBP GradApps and REUApps services are open to all students and allows them to upload all the elements of an admissions application, including academic and work history, transcripts, letters of recommendation and a personal statement. Graduate and REU programs can subscribe to these databases to increase the programs' applicant pool, while at the same time allowing students can put their credentials in front of more programs than to which they would otherwise apply. More
National Society of Black Physicists jobs board postings
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Research in Sustainable Energy for sub-Saharan Africa
Yale University Center for Research on Interface Structure and Phenomena Postdoctoral Fellow
Iowa State University REU Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship
Notre Dame Physics REU Program
Iowa State University REU Nonequilibrium Materials Research Experience for Undergraduates
Iowa State University REU National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center for Biorenewable Chemicals
Iowa State University REU Biogeosciences Research Experiences for Undergraduates
Iowa State University REU Wind Energy Science, Engineering and Policy
Iowa State University REU Microscale Sensing Actuation and Imaging
Jack E. Crow Postdoctoral Fellowship at National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
Iowa State University REU Interdisciplinary Research and Education Emerging Interface Technologies
Wiess Instructorship in Physics and Astronomy
University of Northern Iowa REU in Hyperspectral Imaging
REU Opportunities in Astronomy at the University of Wyoming
REU Program at Nevis Labs, Columbia University
REU Program in Computational Sensing and Medical Robotics (CS&MR)
William & Mary (NASA Langley, Jefferson Lab) Physics Department REU
University of Florida Materials Physics Research Experience for Undgraduates
Undergraduate Research in Computational Astrophysics (URCA)
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey RiSE (Research in Science and Engineering) Summer Program
Advice for graduate students
Inside Higher Education
Steven Stearns offers some insight and advice for graduate students. Know thyself and know thy advisor. More
More advice for graduate students
Inside Higher Education
So much comes down to good writing skills. Steven Stearns offers some tips on how to write well and write strategically. More
Overcoming the imposter syndrome
At one time or another nearly every graduate student and new faculty member wonders about his or her competence. This is a common fear often referred to as the impostor syndrome. The impostor syndrome runs rampant in academia — and women are especially prone to it. How do you get over the impostor syndrome? Easier said than done. More
Ready. Set. Go. Transitioning from college to graduate school
Compared to your undergraduate education, graduate school is faster paced. Professors expect a lot of work to be done, and there's a lot less hand-holding. More
Latest research from Semiconductor Science and Technology
IOP Journal Share
Tin oxide and indium oxide nanowire transport characteristics: influence of oxygen concentration during synthesis
Low interface trapped charge density in MBE in situ grown Si3N4 cubic GaN MIS structures
A TCAD-based modeling of GaN/InGaN/Si solar cells
Synthesis and characterization of Cd1−xCoxS thin films prepared using the spray pyrolysis technique
Barrier height and interface characteristics of Au/Mn5Ge3/Ge (1 1 1) Schottky contacts for spin injection
Solve semiconductor anagrams at Twitter http://www.twitter.com/@SSTscience. Look for the hashtag #SSTanagram.
Latest research from Physics and Chemistry of the Earth
Physics and Chemistry of the Earth Share
Arsenic and heavy metals in native plants at tailings impoundments in Queretaro, Mexico
A generic framework for tsunami evacuation planning
Urban geophysics
A review of volcanic ash aggregation
Molecular hydrogen: An abundant energy source for bacterial activity in nuclear waste repositories
Modeling the viscoplastic and damage behavior in deep argillaceous rocks
Metallic corrosion processes reactivation sustained by iron-reducing bacteria: Implication on long-term stability of protective layers
Numerical simulation of the time-dependent deformation behavior of claystone rock mass at the Tournemire site with 2-D and 3-D models
Investigating the electrical conductivity of volcanic ash and its effect on HV power systems More


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Located just 4 minutes' drive from Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, this Birmingham motel features free parking. Free Wi-Fi is also available.Each room at Relax Inn includes a microwave and refrigerator.
Cable TV can be available.Fax and photocopying facilities are available for guests needing to work while travelling. Beverage vending machines have been included for extra convenience.
This motel is centrally situated just off US Interstate 20. Guests will be 9 minutes' drive from Ruffner Mountain Nature Center.


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One morning I told Mishu that I'm going to make her peanut butter and jelly sandwich for breakfast but she said when she was in Malaysia Ah Ma(her grandma) make her sandwich look like peanut butter,it's taste good but not peanut better.She said it's has brown and yellow color taste sweet and sticky..Then I asked her it's kaya(coconut jam) with margarine but she said she have no idea what it's..I guess my mom spread kaya on bread for her..Then I decided to make some kaya since Mishu gave me an idea what she want to eat at for breakfast..Kaya or coconut jam is a popular local jam typically spread on toast,local delicateness or sweet dessert.This is my 3rd time making kaya but each time I experiment different recipe .This batch of kaya recipe was created by myself..When we mentioned coconut jam we thought this jam must be really hard to make and have lot of work..Actually it's not!! The only downside of this task is the cooking time.Have to keep stirring the ingredients in double boiler for at least an hour.
Ingredients:For Kaya(Coconut Jam)
8 large eggs


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Disaster recovery planning: Special report
Storage administrators are faced with the task of protecting important corporate data off site and making adequate preparations to resume normal business operations in the event of an emergency. This may seem like a reasonably straightforward objective, but choosing the right infrastructure can prove unwieldy. A wide proliferation of storage technologies make the choice of platform difficult, and software choices must often accommodate a heterogeneous storage environment that is frequently separated by a large geographic distance.
When it's time to implement a disaster recovery plan, storage administrators are faced with the task of protecting important corporate data off site and making adequate preparations to resume normal business operations in the event of an emergency. This may seem like a reasonably straightforward objective, but choosing the right infrastructure can prove unwieldy. A wide proliferation of storage technologies make the choice of platform difficult, and software choices must often accommodate a heterogeneous storage environment that is frequently separated by a large geographic distance. This article outlines many of the tools and technologies that are currently available for disaster recovery (DR) applications and examines some future directions of DR.
Setting recovery objectives
Before any disaster plan can be implemented, it is absolutely critical to establish the recovery requirements. This involves a thorough understanding of your applications and the way they relate to everyday business.
Data classification plays a part in disaster planning. Not all data is created equal -- the company's Oracle database or Exchange platform may be mission-critical, but a repository of PowerPoint presentations may not be essential to the business in the event of disaster. The first step is to identify the applications and data sets that should be protected by a DR plan. Classifying data for DR carries a twist. "Storage classification is more around usage, access and so forth, while DR is more around linkage to business functions, risk mitigation and survivability versus how the storage is being used," says Greg Schulz, founder and senior analyst at StorageIO Group.
Once you understand the applications that need DR protection, you'll need to set a recovery point objective (RPO) and recovery time objective (RTO) for each one. The RPO essentially defines how much data you can afford to lose, while the RTO defines just how much time you have to recover from the disaster. RPO, and to a lesser extent RTO, will influence the technologies and costs involved in your DR plan. "For example, think about American Express having to tell Macy's it just lost the last 1,000 transactions that came out of its stores," says Pierre Dorion, senior business continuity consultant at Mainland Information Systems Inc. "It wouldn't send Amex [American Express] filing for Chapter 11, but it sure would leave them with a serious black eye!"
Making DR work
No two DR plans are identical. Each strategy must be formulated to match unique business needs and legal requirements while accounting for the most likely "disaster" scenarios. While needs and plans can vary dramatically, most draw from the same selection of underlying technologies. A DR plan will often include a mix of several different technologies.
Backup. Traditional backups are still the foundation of many DR plans, leveraging existing tape drives or libraries to copy crucial files to tape media that can then be taken off site to a protected location. Disk-based backups are systematically replacing tape, bringing better speed and reliability to the backup process. Backups can be made to any disk array or other platform, but virtual tape has emerged as a popular alternative when disk technology must emulate tape. Backups can be made locally on site but can also be made to off-site locations across a WAN link.
Mirroring/replication. This disk-to-disk process simply creates a data copy between two disk platforms. When trouble strikes the original copy, data can be restored from the replicated copy -- or possibly even accessed directly from the mirror. As with backups, mirroring between disks can be handled locally within the data center or between disks across a WAN link. Most storage array products provide mirroring/replication software utilities bundled with the product.
Snapshot. A snapshot creates an index of all data locations on the storage platform and tracks any subsequent changes to the data at each location. Over time, a running log of storage changes develops, allowing administrators to restore files and folders that may become lost or corrupted. Since the amount of storage space needed to maintain an index file is limited, it is only possible to store a finite number of snapshots. Consequently, snapshots are typically employed as a short-term protective tactic. Snapshots are basically just a list of data locations and do not back up data to a second location, so it is still important to protect data through periodic backups or replication.
WAN/WAFS. Disaster planning usually demands that data copies be stored in a location separate from the original -- if fire destroys the data center, a viable copy of the data is still available. Today, WAN links are used to backup or restore data directly between remote sites. For example, remote offices might back up their servers to the primary data center each night using fractional T3 WAN links, mobile users can back up their laptops to the data center across the broadband Internet or a data center might replicate its main servers to a backup data center across an OC3 connection.
WAFS is an emerging technology for IT centralization, allowing remote offices "local-like" access to applications and data from the primary data center across a WAN link. WAFS is not directly considered a DR technology, but has an impact on remote office IT consolidation, which will influence DR strategies.
Virtualization. The demand for duplicate equipment can impose a significant cost for DR users. For example, an EMC Corp. Centera in the primary data center may need another EMC Centera at the remote location. Virtualization technology abstracts the hardware, usually allowing data to reside and operate on different hardware at the remote location. This gives organizations the option to deploy used or available hardware, rather than purchasing identical storage hardware for the remote site.
CDP. Continuous data protection maintains a running log of storage changes based on key events or even down to individual I/O operations. This type of continuous operation reduces the RPO to almost zero, and administrators can recover lost or corrupted data from disk in an extremely short timeframe -- keeping RTO short. CDP is not generally intended as a DR technology but is increasingly employed to protect busy networks (e.g. retail or data processing operations) against lost transactions. As with snapshots, data on a CDP platform still needs to be backed up.
CAS. Data that requires only occasional access is sometimes archived to a disk-based content-addressed storage (CAS) device. Unlike ordinary disk platforms, CAS devices typically include security features to prevent file alteration/tampering, compliance features to ensure file availability for a prescribed retention period and data deduplication (a.k.a. "intelligent compression") features that optimize disk space utilization by eliminating redundant data. CAS devices are mainly intended for long-term archival storage but are sometimes used for disk-based backup purposes.
Turning to tools
Any DR strategy has to start with a solid plan, but it's the hardware and software that turn plans into reality. Hardware goes beyond the disks, supporting advanced storage features like mirroring/replication, snapshots or CDP. Hardware also plays a vital role in moving data across a WAN, allowing synchronous or asynchronous data movement and often providing compression and data deduplication capabilities that optimize bandwidth use.
Analysts point to the DMX from EMC as a leading enterprise storage product for DR, citing robust storage and mirroring/replication that handles multisite configurations. The DMX also supports synchronous and asynchronous data movement and multivolume data handling to maintain data integrity between multiple sites. Other leading storage hardware products for DR include the NearStor virtual tape library (VTL) from Network Appliance Inc., and the TagmaStore storage array from Hitachi Data Systems Inc.
Cisco Systems Inc. is another notable DR hardware vendor, providing a variety of network routers and switches that support local, metropolitan and wide-area data movement using technologies like SONET/SDH, DWDM and IP -- important technologies for synchronous and asynchronous data movement. Brocade Communication Systems Inc. also specializes in switching hardware, such as the SilkWorm family of director switches.
Tape still plays a role in DR for many organizations. Products like the L1400M tape library from Sun Microsystems Inc. (StorageTek) and the PX720 tape library from Quantum Corp. handle backup and archiving within the data center and between sites.
Heterogeneous support is increasingly important when selecting storage equipment, ensuring that a new manufacturer's product will interoperate properly with existing products in the data center. In many cases, heterogeneous products can be configured and maintained using existing management software, easing integration problems for new systems. Products are often evaluated in advance to guarantee interoperability.
Backup software and DR
Software tools also deserve serious consideration in any DR plan, bringing organization and management features to the users that must implement and oversee DR operations. Although there are many types of backup software available for the enterprise, the tools used for DR must be particularly easy to use, especially in terms of rapid recovery. DR software must also be flexible, adaptable, interoperable and scalable. In short, it must be able to grow and change as the DR environment evolves.
NetBackup from Symantec Corp. (Veritas) is perhaps the most recognized backup tool for DR applications. Capable of working with disk and tape platforms, NetBackup can operate enterprise-wide backup and recovery tasks regardless of geographic location using a single console under UNIX, Windows, Linux and NetWare. NetWorker from EMC Legato, Tivoli Storage Manager from IBM and Galaxy Backup & Recovery from CommVault Systems Inc. are three other notable backup/recovery products selected for DR tasks.
DR planning software
However, software considerations go beyond backup. Software tools are available to help organizations develop and maintain their DR plan. In most cases, these tools are intended to track hardware in the production and DR environments, ensuring that storage arrays, SAN switches, tape drives, servers and other devices are all available and functioning as expected. TeraCloud Corp.'s Storage Framework and Onaro Inc.'s SANScreen are two notable products that gather and report this type of information. Sentric's Destiny product is an emerging product that classifies and reports data on email servers, file servers and database servers.
Aside from infrastructure tracking tools, there are several tools available that can actually help organizations develop and manage their specific plans. For example, RecoveryPlanner from RecoveryPlanner.com provides DR planners with Web-based software for plan creation, distribution and management over the Internet. It also includes notification services, so responsible individuals can be kept informed throughout the disaster and recovery process. Similarly, Strohl Systems Group Inc. offers its Living Disaster Recovery Planning System software to help users develop comprehensive business continuity plans.
The future of DR
Disaster recovery strategies are shifting away from "backups" and moving toward the concepts of "recovery" and "continuance." The trend toward continuance should continue as organizations set their sights on uninterrupted business operations. Part of this trend is due to the continued evolution of technology in storage platforms like VTL, CDP and snapshots. This is further supported by improved bandwidth utilization using features such as intelligent compression (a.k.a. data deduplication), allowing companies to exchange more data over greater distances in less time. For example, data can be backed up directly to a VTL located hundreds of miles away, then transferred to a tape library for off-site tape storage.
Analysts see the move toward lower costs, better integration and easier management. Emerging products like Bycast Inc.'s StorageGRID are recognized for storing and replicating data between multiple sites. "I believe this is the future of DR in terms of delivering data where and when you need it so that even a geographic disaster is not the same level of concern it is now," says Jerome Wendt, independent storage analyst. Analysts also look to startups to significantly accelerate replication speeds in 2007.
Virtualization is also likely to play a central role in future DR strategies. By adopting virtualization, hardware requirements become less stringent between sites -- with fewer potential configuration and set up problems to impair recovery. "Server virtualization is a huge enabler of DR," says Stephen Foskett, director of strategy services at GlassHouse Technologies Inc. "Many companies are sending VMware images off site so that they don't have to have exactly the same hardware waiting for them on the other end."
Consider the role of third-party DR service providers. Although DR services have not been terribly popular over the last few years, a resurgence may be on the horizon. "SunGard, Iron Mountain Inc. or IBM Global may come back into favor because organizations may not have a second location," says Brian Babineau, analyst at the Enterprise Strategy Group. He suggests that the economics of outside DR services may make sense for smaller enterprises that lack the budget and staff to deploy and maintain an in-house DR system.


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QB Jacob Coker signs with Alabama
On Saturday, Alabama lost a future quarterback commitment.
On Sunday, the Crimson Tide picked up one who can contribute right away.
Jacob Coker was released from his scholarship at Florida State earlier this week and has committed to play at Alabama. The move was widely expected.
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According to the university, Coker signed with Alabama on Sunday.
Head coach Nick Saban announced Sunday that quarterback Jake Coker has signed with the Crimson Tide. #RollTide
— Alabama Football (@AlabamaFTBL) January 26, 2014
Coker is from Mobile, Ala., and was Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston's backup at Florida State this past season.
"We think a lot of Jake and we are excited to have him join our team," Saban said in a statement. "He is not only an outstanding football player, but he is also a fine young man who we feel will be a great fit with our program at Alabama."
According to BamaOnline.com, Coker committed to Alabama coach Nick Saban on Saturday. He also met new Tide offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin.
"I feel very comfortable with the coaches and the players, and I'm looking forward to getting started at Alabama and competing," Coker said Sunday in a statement. "I also want to thank my coaches and teammates at Florida State. I had a great experience there and I'm excited to build on that at Alabama."
In seven games in 2013, Coker completed 18 of 36 passes for 250 yards, no touchdowns and an interception. He suffered a torn meniscus in November against Wake Forest and missed the rest of the season after having surgery.
He is expected to graduate in the spring at FSU, making him immediately eligible to play in Tuscaloosa for the 2014 season. He will have two seasons of eligibility remaining.
With AJ McCarron finished at Alabama, Coker will compete for the starting position with Blake Sims, Alec Morris, Cooper Bateman and incoming freshman David Cornwell.