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Bring your own ideas and we will review it through the eyes of the Blue Ocean Strategist to make sure you can:
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People get up on a soapbox and preach about what everyone is doing wrong, but they are standing in a flimsy house of cards. And people that live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, because eventually they get back what they've dished out.
That's a clear reference when he talks about pissing on the black kettle. Ever hear the phrase, 'calling the kettle black'? You see everyone else's faults but not your own.
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TAR is a linux command that makes it easy to wrap up entire files & directories and put them into one file that can be moved to another location. Basically it creates a tape archive (TARBALL) of your files, allowing you to extract them later on and even compress their contents via BZIP; plus it's really fast!
tar -cvvf backup.tar work
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tar -cjvf backup.tbz work
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Willis is visiting family for Thanksgiving. But leftovers aren't being eaten around the house until she's sure they were put away correctly.
sealed it up. When we got ready to eat again, we made sure it was heated at the
right temperature."
Medical experts said Willis did the right thing. She sealed up her leftovers and made sure the food was put away correctly before reheating it. But many people don't and they said that's not a chance you want to take on Thanksgiving food.
Liz Weinandy, RD, Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, said," They've got protein, they've got moisture. These are prime foods for bacterial growth."
So how can you keep leftovers safe and make sure you don't get sick? Experts said one way; make sure you store foods like gravy and stuffing separate from the turkey.
Weinandy said, "Also make sure you're getting your food items into shallow dishes. Ideally two inches or less."
Willis said she knows; when in doubt, don't eat leftovers cold.
"I know it has to be a certain temperature. Germs can grow. You should heat it up. You really should heat it up."
Experts said ideally, you want to use your turkey with 3-4 days. Gravy and stuffing will last one to two days. Other food items, like vegetables, will usually last a week.
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Today Warner Bros. announced the title for the much anticipated sequel to last year's blockbuster hit Batman: Arkham Asylum. Dubbed Batman: Arkham City, the new title takes the Caped Crusader out of the loony bin and tosses him into the "heavily fortified" "mini-city" of Arkham.
Aside from the details above, the only other information we have on the game is that it is slated to arrive on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 in Fall 2011.
Obviously, I loved Arkham Asylum. I though it rejuvenated the long forgotten beat 'em up genre, while expanding on what gamers thought was possible in terms of stealth play. Hopefully Arkham City will deliver the same great action seen in Arkham Asylum while adding enough features to not feeling like it has somehow become stagnant.
What do you guys think? Are you as excited as I am for this game? On a side note, what villains do you hope to see in Arkham City? I know I'm holding out for some intense shark combat.
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The Lure of the Vampire: An Interview with Kimberly Powers
- Tuesday, November 17, 2009
With the release of the New Moon film only days away, the Twilight phenomenon has again swept its followers into a vampire-loving frenzy. The saga's popularity among tweens and teens is dumbfounding to people outside that demographic. The eternal attraction to Edward Cullen begs the question - just what is it about these books that captivates the hearts of so many girls?
Kimberly Powers, author of the new book Escaping the Vampire: Desperate for the Immortal Hero and co-founder of Walk the Talk Youth Ministries, has spoken with hundreds of girls who can't get enough of Twilight. Offering a fresh, Christian perspective on the ever-popular topic, Powers suggests the saga's popularity boils down to a spiritual hunger.
"I've talked to hundreds of girls about this," Powers told Crosswalk.com, "and they've said, 'Did you see Edward and how he was treating her, how he talked to her, how he was protecting her?' I see a lot of the draw for the (Twilight series books and movies) is wrapped around that desire for a hero, for someone to come alongside and really be interested in your life."
In Powers' view, the vampire plot is only part of the mystique.
"Also, girls are excited about the adventure," she said. "A lot of girls that have talked to me have said, 'My life is so boring. I do this and I do that, but I don't have anything in my life that is exciting and watching movies like this is so cool, because I see somebody else's life that is so full of excitement and adventure.' They have said, 'Yeah, it's scary, fun and there is a lot of draw in the way it is portrayed as well.'"
After working with teens for nearly two decades, following the vampire phenomenon for more than year and talking with thousands of girls one-on-one, Powers found that young girls from all walks of life were drawn to it because of a common desire - their longing for love.
That's where Escaping the Vampire begins. "At the core of every young woman's heart is a longing to be truly, madly and deeply loved," she said. "What's exciting about Escaping the Vampire is that readers can discover the true hero of their souls. They can discover the One who truly offers them freedom and strength and purpose and trust. It is always there and can dash their fear and draw them into a relationship with him."
DeeDee Kitts of Apex, North Carolina has read all of the books in the Twilight series multiple times with her daughter, 14-year-old Chloe.
For Chloe, the most compelling aspect of the books' is the old-fashioned part "I think a huge aspect of it is the chivalry. You'll never find Edward not opening Bella's door," she said. "A lot of it for me is raising standards for guys, which a lot of my friends have said this was a good thing for them."
Across the country in Longmont, Colo., 13-year-old Tori Gee couldn't agree more. "It's suspenseful and filled with drama and romance," she said.
Tori's mother, Cheri Gee, sees her daughter drawn by the same coming-of-age dilemmas she faces, with the same desires in her heart.
"I think that this story was appealing to my daughter because she could relate to Bella, who was an awkward teen," Gee said. "I think that the story is set in a regular high school, and not some exotic 18th Century castle, is appealing also. Because of the localized setting, (present day, in the United States,) it was easier to relate to the heroine."
Bella and Edward's love story drew Cheri's daughter as well.
"Besides Tori relating to the character of Bella, it was the first love story she ever read. The love story is a huge draw for young and old. We all want to be loved. We all want to be the heroine of our own story, but we also want to have a knight in shining amour rescue us," Gee continued.
Other moms aren't so sure they want their children focusing on the vampire plot. Sheri Timmers of Cincinnati, Ohio, says she will let John, 13, and Kate, 11, read Harry Potter but not Twilight.
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"Mr Hernandex"...not sure how you can live in the same world and breathe the same air and have so little vision and comprehension. The old saying, "When you are young you tend to be blinded by feelings and passion and tend to be liberal but when you grow up, gain wisdom and a little knowledge you almost always become more conservative."...there's a big message in that statement that you should ponder.
I pay attention to politics everyday and have seen some drastic occurences over the last 3.5 years that I have NEVER seen before. I have watched our government go far left liberal Socialist/Communist even though a majority of citizenry is Center Right. Do you even know what I'm talking about? Summary: Obama is taking the country to an idelogy that most Americans don't want, don't like, and don't feel comfortable with. And, furthermore, if he kills the goose that lays the golden eggs, there will be no more eggs. If obama succeeds, then you can forget about ever having the American Dream of bettering yourself. You will be just like a whole lot of the poor Mexicans coming to the USA to feed your family with little hope for you, your family, and their kids.
But, I know you either don't understand or don't believe. Hopefully there are enough people that do believe that Obama will be stopped dead in his tracks.
I feel sorry for people that can't interpret facts that are right in front of their eyes. You read all those liberal newspapers and watch all the liberal tv shows if you watch or read anything and you are getting a very, very, very watered down view of the world and what is really going on in America. That's a shame.
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Beginning this Sunday (Oct. 23, 10PM ET on ABC), Visnjic is back on TV for a four-episode arc on 'Pan Am' -- he's playing Yugoslavian U.N. diplomat Niko Lonza, a complicated man who woos stewardess Kate (Kelli Garner) -- in a role that takes him back to a very different time in the neutral but still Communist country.
Having grown up in Yugoslavia himself, Visnjic had a lot to add to the character, who was crafted for him by fellow 'ER' alums, executive producer Jack Orman (who's showrunner on 'Pan Am' now) and writer Lydia Woodward. And while he started off our chat saying he couldn't say much about Niko, he ended up spilling quite a bit.
Keep reading for more on their whirlwind romance, the political turmoil involved, an upcoming trip around the world for the 'Pan Am' crew and his storyline's sad ending. "Well, let's say they don't kill him. On screen," Visjnic teased with a laugh.
Niko Lonza looks like a very mysterious new addition. What can you tell us about the character?
Not much I'm afraid. [Laughs] I can tell you who he is, but later on it gets really complicated and they kind of have a little nice twist on the end. He's a Yugoslavian diplomat who works in the U.N. ... he travels a lot and he meets Kate, played by Kelli Garner, on the plane. First he's just a part of her assignment, but not her mark. Basically she's just using him to get inside this casino in Monte Carlo. But then when she's kind of completed her assignment, she continues to have a romance with this guy because he's not part of anything CIA wants from her. At least she thinks that in the beginning. [Laughs] You see how it starts, and then I give you more and more? You can already smell something is going to happen there! [Laughs]
He does look like a lot of the CIA men that Kate has met with ...
Well, come on -- let's not talk about that! [Laughs] No, he's not CIA. But things are going to get complicated for both of them, and it's gonna be a sad ending.
Monte Carlo is a fabulous place to have a first date with someone. Does Nico get to jet off to other locales with the crew?
No, that's pretty much it for my character -- these guys are flying all around the world. In my final episode, Kate and the rest of her Pan Am crew are actually going on an around-the-world trip. They're going to Rome [also], but my character stays in New York. Then during one of the episodes, he has to go home and try to do something for his cousin who is kind of in trouble. But the only time you're going to see him on a plane is this trip -- from New York to London, then London to Monte Carlo.
He sounds like a complicated man.
He is. That's why when we talked about the character in the beginning -- Jack Orman and Lydia Woodward and I -- it was nice to have a character who was coming from Yugoslavia at that time, because Yugoslavia at that time was a neutral country. So it's still a Communist country, but it's not part of the Iron Curtain, which opens up a lot of politics and stories about espionage and all of that. So somebody who's been sent by that kind of government to be a U.N. diplomat in New York at that time, he probably was part of the movement to the second World War. He's probably been around, let's put it that way.
So far the show has done a nice job of tapping into these historical moments. Did you learn anything new about the politics in your home country at that time?
Well, unfortunately I know a lot about it because I was born in 1972 and Yugoslavia existed all the way until 1990. I was there during the war and the Croatian War of Independence, which was all connected with the history of Yugoslavia from the second World War on. So I was actually suggesting a lot of things and talking about politics of that time -- I gave them my view of things a lot, and that can all be seen in the character. It starts really light ... like some light version of a spy movie ... and then from episode to episode it turns to more difficult political issues. It makes it even more interesting because you really want to know what's going to happen to these characters -- they put them in a situation that seems without an exit, and then the end ... the end!
Does it leave it open-ended for him to possibly return for more episodes?
Well, let's say they don't kill him. On screen. [Laughs]
You were on such a long-running, well-known TV show with 'ER' -- do you want to just do guest spots now? Or is this opening the door for you to return to doing more TV?
This was really special because of Jack and Lydia, because I know them and they wrote so many episodes for me. I think Lydia actually wrote my first episode on 'ER.' I know they're good writers ... so this was an easy choice, especially when they told me what they planned to do. I felt like I was involved with this character from the beginning; I felt like I owned it. If I would get another guest star spot with these conditions, then yeah, I'd do it.
Would you want to be a series regular on a show again?
Honestly, I loved work on TV -- it's regular work. I don't like not working. It's like in features, you do a movie for two months of hard work, then you have a couple months off. It's very irregular. I'm not a big fan of that. But it would need to be something that's gonna be interesting, that you would get up in the morning really excited to go to work. 'ER' was a show like that, definitely for me.
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Canada takes out France
Slow start for Howard, but he's 1-0 at worlds
BASEL, Switzerland -- Glenn Howard couldn't hide his frustration after making a pair of early errors in Canada's round-robin opener at the world men's curling championship.
With lips pursed, the normally happy-go-lucky skip popped his broom handle on the floor, shook his head and tugged at his shirt collar. France took advantage of Howard's missed takeout attempt in the third end but the Canadian skip refocused and eventually guided his rink to a 7-5 victory.
"I was a little disappointed in myself," Howard said. "I missed a couple shots I don't normally miss early and got us down."
It was an uncharacteristic start for the three-time world champion, who settled for a single point in the second end when he threw his final stone through the house.
"I missed a free draw for two -- I just had to hit the rings," Howard said. "That was a brain cramp more or less. I disappointed myself, I don't do that very often. What do you do? Every once in a while it happens. I just tried to concentrate on the ice, make sure I didn't overthrow it and make sure I got it to the right spot.
"I think personally I got it going a little bit after that, which is what you have to do and my guys hung in there."
French skip Thomas Dufour was steady but his rink faltered late in the game. Howard and teammates Wayne Middaugh, second Brent Laing and lead Craig Savill took full advantage.
When Tony Angiboust -- who throws fourth stones for France -- missed a double takeout attempt with his last throw of the seventh end, Howard came through with a draw to the button to score three.
"We didn't panic, we just did what we had to do," Howard said. "I thought we outplayed France in the last half of the game and that basically was the difference."
There was a tepid atmosphere in the 9,000-seat venue as only a few hundred fans took in the opening draw on a sunny Saturday in this picturesque Swiss city.
Middaugh said he battled some jitters at the start.
"It's the world championship and you've got the Maple Leaf on your back," he said. "We were a little bit nervous but we steadied our way through.
"That's the whole goal for the week, just get better as the week goes on."
France made it a one-point game heading into the 10th end but Howard hit a double-raise takeout with his penultimate throw. He then cleared out a French stone to score one for the victory.
"It was a good start for us to play against a team that was playing well and was ready for us," Middaugh said. "You know what, we were ready for them. Luckily we had the one big end there and that was the difference."
Canada will play Germany and the United States today. Top skips like Norway's Thomas Ulsrud, Scotland's Tom Brewster and Sweden's Niklas Edin are on tap next week.
"There's no free space on the bingo card here as far as I'm concerned," Howard said. "Every team is going to be good and we expect them to play that way. Hopefully we just play that one shot better."
In other early games, Norway needed an extra end to defeat Denmark 6-3, Germany outscored the Americans 8-6 and Scotland topped New Zealand 5-3.
Scotland moved to 2-0 later Saturday with a 11-6 win over Norway while Sweden doubled hosts Switzerland 8-4. China downed the Czech Republic 9-5 and Denmark eased by winless New Zealand 11-4.
The Canadian players looked slick with their black and red shirts, white belts and black pants. The Norwegians, playing on the next sheet over, retained their usual fashion edge on the competition with their colourful flag-inspired trousers.
There were pockets of fans from each country in the arena. A few Canadian flags and banners were spotted and some vocal French supporters were on hand as well.
Round-robin play continues through Thursday. If necessary, tiebreaker games will be played Friday.
The Page playoff system will be used at this event. Playoff games begin Saturday and the medal games are on tap April 8.
Teams also have an opportunity to earn Olympic qualifying points for their countries at the competition.
Howard's previous world titles came in 1987, 1993 and 2007. He teamed with Laing, Savill and Richard Hart to win his last world championship.
Middaugh joined the Ontario team prior to this season after Hart's retirement. Manitoba's Jeff Stoughton beat Scotland 6-5 in last year's world championship in Regina.
Notes: Canada has won the world men's curling title in four of the last five years. Victoria will host the event next year. ... Host Switzerland's last world title victory came in 1992.
-- The Canadian Press
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Dream Theater's forthcoming self-titled record - the band's 12th studio release overall, and fourth with Roadrunner Records - will be released September 24th.
The nine-track disc was recorded at Cove City Studio in Glen Cove, Long Island, with guitarist John Petrucci producing and Richard Chycki engineering and mixing. It's the band's second record with drummer Mike Mangini, and the first on which he was a part of the writing process from day one.
Dream Theater Track-listing: 'False Awakening Suite' i. Sleep Paralysis ii. Night Terrors iii. Lucid Dream 'The Enemy Inside' 'The Looking Glass' 'Enigma Machine' 'The Bigger Picture' 'Behind The Veil' 'Surrender To Reason' 'Along For The Ride' 'Illumination Theory' i. Paradoxe de la Lumiere Noire ii. Live, Die, Kill iii. The Embracing Circle iv. The Pursuit of Truth v. Surrender, Trust & Passion.
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In order to provide an all-angle gradient magnetometer, first and second magnetic resonance cells are mounted to a common base and separated by a predetermined distance. Circularly polarized pumping light is passed through the two cells orthogonally. Mixed with the circularly polarized pumping light is readout light which is linearly polarized. At the output of the cells appropriate filters are provided to filter out the pumping light whereafter the modulated readout light is detected in push-pull manner and fed back to modulate the pumping beams and at the same time fed to signal processing means to permit detecting phase differences between the outputs of the separated cells.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to magnetometers in general and more particularly to a high sensity gradient magnetometer which is operable at all angles with respect to the magnetic field being measured. A high sensitivity microgradient magnetometer utilizing two interconnected magnetic resonance spin generators on a common base is described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,863,144. In the device disclosed therein, magnetic resonance cells are pumped by a common pumping means which is divided by beam splitters. A seperate readout lamp is utilized, coupled through a beam divider, to detect differences, caused by gradients in the scalar magnitude of the earth's magnetic field. The major disadvantage of a magnetometer such as that disclosed in the aforementioned patent is that it is not operable for all orientations relative to the magnetic field being measured. Typically, a magnetometer of this nature will be mounted in an aircraft for use in detecting bodies on the surface of the earth which distort the earth's magnetic field. A typical example is the use in marine vessel detection or use in prospecting to find mineral deposits. To be a more useful device in such an application, the magnetometer should operate over all angles, that is, on all headings and at all magnetic latitudes. However, a magnetometer of this nature is not sensitive if the magnetic field lies along the direction of the readout beams, and may be in error when the magnetic field does not lie along the direction of the pump beams. Thus, the need for an all-angle gradient magnetometer of this nature becomes evident. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is the object of the present invention to provide an all-angle, high sensitivity gradient magnetometer utilizing magnetic resonant spin generators. Such is accomplished in a system which, like the system of the aforementioned patent, utilizes a pair of magnetic resonant cells. However, to accomplish an all angle capability, the system of the present invention differs therefrom. Whereas the system of U.S. Pat. No. 3,863,144 utilized pumping with unmodulated light having a component along the magnetic field, pumping is accomplished in the system of the present invention with a circularly polarized cross beam modulated at the Larmor or precession frequency. In the system of the present invention both the pump beam and readout. beam share the same path through the resonance cell. Thus, light from the pumping lamp is modulated, converted to circularly polarized light, mixed with linearly polarized light from a readout lamp, and passes through a cell. Through necessary beam dividers the pumping radiation and readout radiation are supplied to the two cells which are separated from each other but mounted on a common base to eliminate gyroscopic effects. As an alternative to the use of a modulated pump lamp, separate modulated lasers may be used. The element used in the magnetic resonance cell may be any of the alkali metals or other elements suitable for optically pumped and optically readout magnetic resonance such as selected isotopes of mercury or metastable helium. A preferred material is the alkali metal cesium having a D1 line at 894.3 nanometers and a D2 line at 852.1 nanometers. The pumping lamp is operated at the one D line and the readout lamp near the other D line. On the output side of the cell a filter removes the pump beam light and permits only the modulation impressed on the orientation of the plane of polarization of the readout beam by the precessing moment (Faraday effect) to be recovered by a polarizing beam splitter and photodetectors operating in push-pull. The a-c signal derived at the output is fed back to drive the modulator for the pump beam to complete a spin generator loop, causing oscillation to continue at the Larmor frequency. In order to obtain all-angle operation, since the spin generator operation will fail completely if the magnetic field lies along the direction of the optical beams, but since operation is possible if there is some non-zero angle between the magnetic field and direction of beams, a second set of beams and other components is introduced with its axis perpendicular to the axis of the first set of beams. Although optimum operation is where the beam is at 90.degree. to the magnetic field, operation is possible at any non-zero angle. Thus, both spin generator paths are operable under most conditions. A simple decision circuit can be used to select the most favorable case. It is also possible under some conditions to combine both outputs. The component along the instrument axis of the gradient of the magnitude of the earth's magnetic field, B, is obtained using high precision differential phase measurements of the spin generator outputs associated with the two cells. The rate of change of differential phase is a measure of the field gradient. A number of different phase comparators can be used for this purpose. A preferred type of device is that disclosed in co-pending application Ser. No. 931,702 assigned to the same assignee as the present invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is schematic-block diagram of a first embodiment of the present invention utilizing modulated lasers. FIG. 2 is a similar diagram of an embodiment of the present invention utilizing first and second common pumping lamps for operation along the two orthogonal axes. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION As illustrated by FIG. 1, two magnetic resonance cells 11 and 13 are supported on a common base spaced from each other a distance of one meter, for example. The cells can contain any of a number of elements adapted for optically pumped and optically readout magnetic resonance. An element which has been found particularly useful is cesium vapor which has a D1 line at 894.3 nanometers and a D2 line at 852.1 nanometers. In the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, there are provided four separate lasers designated respectively, 15a, 15b, 15c and 15d. For example, a diode laser may be used. Lasers 15a-15d provide the pumping energy through the cells 11 and 13. They must be operated at an optical frequency corresponding to a resonance line of the element used, such as one of the D lines of the alkali metals. Each laser is provided with a stabilizing circuit 16 to maintain this frequency. Alternatively, stabilized lasers may be used. Depending on the bandwidth obtainable from these lasers, the output from each will first be passed through an optical filter of a frequency corresponding to the selected D line, 17a, 17b, 17c or 17d respectively. However, if the laser has a very stable output and extremely narrow bandwidth, the filters may be eliminated. Light from each of the lasers next passes through a quarter wave plate 19a, 19b, 19c or 19d, to circularly polarize the light therefrom. Again, if a laser which provides circularly polarized light in its output is used, these quarter wave plates can be eliminated. In the remaining discussion, only the output from the modulated laser 15a, and its passage through the resonance cell 11, will be discussed in detail. Operation with each of the other lasers 15b, 15c and 15d, is the same.
The circularly polarized light leaving the quarter wave plate 19a is mixed with linearly polarized light from a readout lamp 21, operating near the frequency of the other D line at a beam splitter and beam combiner 23a. Beam splitter 23a also directs some of the light from the laser through a filter 20 to a detector at stabilizing circuit 16 which then provides feedback to maintain the desired frequency. The beam splitter and combiner may comprise an optical, e.g., glass, surface silvered on both sides with a plurality of opposed strips so as to alternately reflect and transmit in adjacent zones. Light from the readout lamp 21 is directed toward a beam splitter 25. A certain amount of the light is reflected in a path 27, to a beam splitter 29. Here a portion of the light is reflected to be mixed with the polarized light at the beam splitter 23b. Another portion of the light passes through the beam splitter 29 to be mixed with the circularly polarized light at the beam splitter 23d. Beam splitter 29 is a polarizing beam splitter, e.g., a stack of glass plates at the Brewster angle, and transmits and reflects opposite senses of linear polarization. Other types of linear polarizing devices such as a dielectric layer beam splitter may also be used. Another portion of the radiation from the readout lamp 21 passes through the beam splitter 25 and is reflected from a mirror 31. It is directed back to the other side of the beam splitter 25 from which it is reflected to another polarizing beam splitter 33. Light from this beam splitter is then directed to the beam splitter 23a and the beam splitter 23c for mixing with the circularly polarized pumping light from the modulated lasers 15a and 15c respectively. Thus, the beam 35 from the beam splitter 23a, for example, now contains a mixture of linearly polarized light from the readout lamp at one of the D lines, for example, the D2 line, mixed with circularly polarized light from the modulated laser 15a at the D1 line, for example. In conventional fashion, the modulated pumping radiation is used to excite resonance in the elements in the resonant cell 11. The polarization angle of the linearly polarized readout light becomes modulated by the precessing moments within the cell, and thus, is an indication of the phase of the precessing moments. Light coming out through the cell 11 is then passes through an optical filter 37a which acts to pass the readout light and to filter out the pumping light. Polarization angle modulated readout light then is directed to a polarizing beam splitter 39a oriented to equally divide the incoming light in the absence of polarization modulation. As indicated above, a polarizing beam splitter will pass light with one direction of polarization and will reflect light with the opposite sense of linear polarization. The light transmitted, and the light reflected are thus amplitude modulated and are provided as inputs to first and second photodetectors 41a and 43a. The fact that the a-c inputs to these two photodetectors are 180.degree. out of phase, then permits operating in a push-pull mode, these outputs being coupled into an amplifier 45a. Common mode intensity modulation due, for example, to leakage of modulated pump light through filter 37a is rejected. The output of the amplifier 45a is provided as a modulating input to the modulated laser 15a to close the loop and maintain precession at the Larmor frequency. Operation over each of the other paths, i.e., the paths 35b, 35c and 35d is the same as described, with the final outputs being provided to the amplifiers 45a, 45b, 45c and 45d. Each amplifier provides a feedback to its respective modulated laser to maintain the loop in operation. The outputs of the amplifiers are also used as the output from which the phase difference is determined. Typically, for example, if the magnetic field is somewhere along the direction of the lines 35c and 35d, then the outputs of the amplifiers 45a and 45b will be used. On the other hand, if the magnetic field is closer to being parallel to the lines 35a and 35b, the outputs of the amplifiers 45c and 45d will be used. The outputs are supplied to signal processor 46 the output of which is the magnetic field gradient. As noted above, processing of the signals to determine the phase difference can be carried out by apparatus such as that disclosed in co-pending application Ser. No. 931,702. The embodiments just discussed has as a major advantage the use of lasers as the pumping light source. Lasers are readily available and easily modulated. The major disadvantage of this embodiment is that at least two separate lasers are used during any stage of measurement. They can thus have outputs which are variable and this can introduce errors. The embodiment of FIG. 2 overcomes this disadvantage by using a common puming light source for each of the two pumping beams. In FIG. 2, those elements which are the same as FIG. 1, are given the same reference numerals. Also, it should be noted that only one output arrangement, i.e., filter plate 37a, polarizing beam splitter 39a, photodetectors 41a and 43a, and amplifier 45a are shown. Similar elements are, of course, provided for the other paths, as they are in FIG. 1, but are not shown for the sake of clarity. As will be evident from examination of FIG. 2, the majority of the elements are the same as in FIG. 1. The primary difference is that instead of having the lasers 15a-d there is a first pumping light source 51 and a second pumping light source 53. The output of the pumping light source 51 is directed through a filter 17a which will be at the first D line. Thereafter, it passes through a polarizing beam splitter 55a with a portion of the light reflected and another portion passing through. The light that passes through then goes through a quarter wave plate 57a and is reflected from a mirror 59a. The light is reflected back through the quarter wave plate 57a and reflects off the polarizing beam splitter 55a. Use of the quarter wave plate 57a insures proper polarization, i.e., the beam 61a directed to the right and the beam 63a directed to the left will have the same type of polarization after passing through this arrangement. The beam 61a enters a modulator 63a and the beam 63b, a modulator 63 b. Modulators 65a and 65b can be, for example, Pockel cells. From this point on, the paths of the beams are exactly as described above in connection with FIG. 1. Light from the pumping lamp 53, after passing through the filter plate 17b, follows a path similar to that of the light from pumping lamp 51. It too is partially reflected and partially passed through a polarizing beam splitter 55b. The transmitted light then passes through a quarter wave plate 7b and is reflected by a mirror 59b back through the quarter wave plate 57b after which it is reflected to the left by the polarizing beam splitter 55b. The beams 61b and 63b enter the modulators 65c and 65d, respectively, where they are modulated. Again, the arrangement is as shown in FIG. 1, except that there are additional mirrors, the mirrors 69a and 69b, to reflect the light from the quarter wave plates 19c and 19d to the beam splitters 23c and 23d. Such was not necessary previously since separate sources were used. In the arrangement of FIG. 2, the detected output is fed to the respective modulators 65a, b, c, and d, to again close the loop. Also, as indicated and as described in connection with FIG. 1, these outputs are also provided to signal processing means. It should be noted that lasers may be used in place of the lamps of FIG. 2. Furthermore, although disclosed as a gradient magnetometer, it will be recognized that by using only one cell and its associated pumping and read out sources, an all angle magnetometer can be provided. In addition to cesium, the vapor of any of the other akalai metals, particularly rubidium, may be used in the cells 11 and 13. Also useful for this purpose are two mercury isotopes 199 and 201. In such a case one of the sources pumping, includes one of the isotopes 199, 201, 204 or 198 and the other readout, a different isotope not having overlapping hyperpine components, e.g., mercury 208.


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The chambre de bonne -- or maids room -- is an under-exploited space in many French buildings, left unheated and used for storage or rented out as-is to students. But Elle Décoration has a feature on a tiny 134-square-foot chambre de bonne that's been cheerfully designed like a real apartment, with a double bed that doubles as a daybed during the day (with under-bed storage for clothes and bedding), a compact kitchen with dining for two, a tiny shower and sink and a workspace...
Architect Vincent Renié designed the chambre de bonne like a ship's cabin. One wall of the mini-apartment houses the kitchen, storage, a second sink for grooming (the shower is opposite) and a workspace, with floor-to-ceiling built-in storage to give it clean lines and keep it from feeling clautrophobic.
Conspicuously absent from the reportage is a mention of the toilet, which is most likely across the hall or on the landing -- which is still surprisingly common in the former maids quarters (or regular unrenovated since the 19th-century quarters) of Parisian buildings, as anyone who has househunted here will undoubtedly know.
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Haha! My appartment is also a former chambre de bonne, with a toilet across the hall, but this place makes me feel like a king: I have a palatial 240 square feet...
This is a great design and renovation.
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Some of the Christmas trees are lit inside the Paramount Theatre. The Paramount will host the 11th annual Festival of Trees benefit for the Paramount starting at 6 p.m. Saturday.Think of Saturdays event as a classier and much more fun version of Black Friday.
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In short: Nice riverside runIn full: Another well organised race from Purple Patch. There was plenty of free parking not too far away from the start & was easy to find. The race was delayed by about 10 mins but I'm too sure why, apart from that everything else went smoothly.The route was really nice, running along side the river for a chunk of it.Date of review: October 8, 2012
In short: Great little local raceIn full: Charming local race with a good set up. The only downside with the organisation was the 25 min delay at the start. We were told it was only going to be 10 mins about 20 mins before we lined up & we were left waiting longer & longer at the start line & we all got a bit cold. I understand something might have happened to a runner from an earlier race so if that was the case then I'm glad the organisers were taking the appropriate action. The course was a bit narrow at times so made overtaking a bit hard. We also had to run on the road for parts but the organisers had put plenty of signs up to warn drivers so personally I felt quite save.The hill at the end wasn't too bad, it lasted about 1k but wasn't too steep. Just at a cruel part in the race so save some energy for that!Was able to get parked ok & there were plenty of marshals around to help direct you to parking. There was a really friendly atmosphere with this race & had a 'local race' charm to it. Date of review: October 7, 2012
In full: The park was nice to run around but I'm not personally a fan of lapped races. The field of runners was very small but it had a nice friendly feel to it, the marshals were friendly & all in all it had a nice set up. Parking seemed fine. At the end you got a medal & a goody bag with food & water. It wasnt was a bug bucks race but I think that's what gave it it's charm. Date of review: July 16, 2012
In full: Not a bad location but glad I opted for the 5k as laps bore me! Only a small group of runners & there weren't any thrills with fancy start lines, chips timing, goody bags etc but I got a cool medal which is more important to me! Entry was an reasonable cost for a 5k (I've seen worse!) but then the £3 for parking on top was a bit steep. Not sure if we were pre-warned by the organisers so glad I carry change on me. The water station was a bit of a joke & I felt sorry for those doing the longer distances. Overall the race was stripped back to a very simple form but sometimes that can be a refreshing change from the all singing all dancing events. Date of review: April 24, 2012
In full: Great little 5k to burn up some of that Christmas day food! Route was a couple of laps around Aylesbury so the scenery wasn't too picturesque but the atmosphere in the town was good. Lots of turns & a few cobbled street sections so may not be a PB course but there wasnt a huge field of runners so it didn't get too crowded. Bargain price & a brilliant medal plus a handy location make this a great little race. Date of review: January 1, 2012
In full: Race HQ was at a local school & there seemed to be enough free parking to accomodate everyone. You had to collect your number on the day but when I got there, there wasn't any queues.The route started out as quite flat along the canal towpath which was fine. Being a slower runner, I positioned myself towards the back so I wasn't blocking up the path for the faster runners. Parts of the path were wide enough to over-take although if you are a faster runner still best to get near the front.After 5-6 miles, there is a long climb up hill but was worth it as shortly afterwards we were able to run through some beatiful woodland. Unfortunately we weren't there too long before we started working our way back to the canal towpath for the last 3 miles. Overall the race was fine, I was doing it off the back of an injury though so I didn't enjoy it as much as I probably could.Date of review: November 28, 2011
In full: Easy to get too & plenty of free parking extremely close to the start line.I did the 5k & thought that it worked out to be quite expensive. However, the t-shirt, antlers & flashing nose meant that it wasn't a total rip off! The route was lovely although, if I had done the 10k I probably would have got bored of seeing everything twice.There didn't seem to be a huge field of runners (certainly for the 5k at least) so it seemed like a great race for beginners as there was no ultra-competitive element. Seemed to be quite well organised although as the 5k was lining up to start, there were still a few 10k runners coming in & it all seemed to be a bit of a muddle! Overall a great little season wind-down race. Date of review: November 28, 2011
In short: Small & scenic In full: There was only a small field of runners so if you're slow like me, be prepared to spend a long time running on your own. Not that I minded as it was a lovely route.A few friendly marshals along the way but very well sign-posted so you wouldn't get lost.With it being just a small local race, there was no fancy thrills but it didn't matter. There was free parking close to the start which was very useful, probably could have done with an extra toilet though.Overall, a friendly litte race with a lovely scenic route. Date of review: September 18, 2011
In short: Too tough on a windy dayIn full: Only a small locally organised race so had a nice feel to it. My biggest issue was that although it was quite scenic, parts of the route were very exposed to the elements. On a very windy day like today it made it so tough. The wind was so strong it ripped part of my race number off! There were also long stretches of the route which had no marshals, I understand that it might be hard to get enough people to help but going over 2 miles on open roads without seeing one was a bit unsettling. Everything else seemed fine though, they provided free parking very close to the start, had a nice race village & had 3 water stations. Bargin price & a medal too. Date of review: September 11, 2011
In full: First of all, I liked the idea of the number for life idea, esp. as I got my lucky number. The race village wasn't huge but there seemed to be enough there. There didn't seem to be be enough toilets but in fact, the queues moved quite quickly. The start, as everyone else has pointed out, was a bit of a shambles. I think they should have had pens so people could have lined up in the correct place. The first 1/2 mile loop was pretty bad, although I wasn't caught up in slower runners it was quite demoralising to have run through the start line twice. I also didn't like doing the same lap again at the finish.The route itself was very pleasant & was pretty flat as promised. I do prefer to have bottles instead of cups as I manage to spill so much water over myself! But there are so many races which do cups instead of bottles so we can't really complain. Free parking close to the start was very much appreciated. The medal was quite impressive although a little goody bag to go with it would have made it even sweeter! I think there needs to be more a finishers funnel. I was getting a bit annoyed battling through lots of non-runners just to get my chip removed & collect my medal drink etc. Overall I thought it was good, just really need to sort out the route at the start & hopefully the finish. The Date of review: September 5, 2011
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