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Obamacare Data Hub Crashes For Second Time In Three Days, Verizon Blamed AgainSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/30/2013 06:28 -0400
The first and last time a critical data center for Obamacare crashed this past Sunday night, leading to healthcare.gov becoming completely inaccessible and thus halting enrollment (assuming there had been any in the first place but of course allowing the government to blame any lack thereof on Verizon), we said "whether or not Verizon fixes the glitch any time soon, or merely lets it linger, one thing is becoming obvious: the Obamacare delay, which was hard fought by the Teaparty, and which was so opposed by the administration leading to the grotesque 16 day government shutdown, has all but become a reality with every passing day. Only instead of someone actually taking responsibility, said delay will be scapegoated on Verizon's data centers, faulty fiber-optic and copper cables, Cisco switches, Syrian hackers, millions of lines of faulty (Fortran?) code, inept contractors, end users who never read the Help.doc file, and everyone and everything else. Just never the government itself." Once again, we were proven correct when overnight the Connecticut state healthcare exchange, "Access Health CT", announced that the Obamacare data hub was "experiencing an outage" on Tuesday evening. The culprit - Verizon once again. Which answered our question: not Syrian hackers or Cisco but, conveniently, Verizon Terremark.
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Frontrunning: October 29Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/29/2013 07:27 -0400
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- U.S. spy chiefs face Congress amid spying rift with Europe (Reuters)
- Deutsche Bank income hit by €1.2bn of legal provisions (FT)
- China's second tapering attempt fails: China central bank seeks to reassure money markets after rate spike (Reuters)
- UBS Takes Action Against Staff in Foreign-Exchange Probe (WSJ)
- Saudi Arabia frees man jailed for Mohammad tweets (Reuters)
- Tax Revolts Hit Hollande as Farmers, Soccer Clubs Protest (BBG)
- German parliament to meet over U.S. spying scandal (Reuters)
- Google Nears Smartwatch Launch (WSJ)
- How to end gridlock in DC? Pork projects (Reuters)
- UBS ordered to increase capital reserves (FT)
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Ohio Runs Out Of Pentobarbital, Can't Execute ConvictsSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/28/2013 14:24 -0400
Ohio said on Monday that it does not have enough of the lethal injection drug pentobarbital to carry out a scheduled execution next month. As Reuters reports, Ohio is the latest U.S. state to face a scarcity after the European manufacturer banned its sale for lethal injections of prisoners sentenced to death. The European Union is opposed to the death penalty (physical as opposed to economic) and has put pressure on US States to stop the practice. If only there was an anonymous online exchange where 'drugs' could be bought and sold to meet the demands of those looking for a quick fix (or multiple executions) despite the oversight of various freedoms by governments.
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Superstorm Pounds UK: Leads To Deaths, Black Outs, Traffic Suspensions And Flight CancelationsSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/28/2013 09:02 -0400
Almost exactly one year after Superstorm Sandy crushed the eastern seaboard of the USA, and 26 years after the last devastating storm to hit the south of England, the so-called St.Jude's Day storm - among the worst in recent memory - is battering the UK (and some of Europe) with winds up to 99 mph. So far there are 2 reported deaths, 220,000 homes without power, all SouthWest trains halted, and over 130 flights cancelled at Heathrow airport. Two nuclear plants have been shutdown and hundreds of trees have fallen blocking roads and rail links across as the storm begins to shift into mainland Europe...
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Critical Obamacare Data Center Crashes On SundaySubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/28/2013 07:54 -0400
If Churchill were alive today, he would probably characterize the rollout of Obamacare as a humiliation, wrapped in an embarrassment, inside a mockery-punching bag injury. And overnight, in addition to all the other well-known gremlins that have plagued America's socialized healthcare from Day 1, insult was added injury, following a Reuters report that a "data center critical for allowing uninsured Americans to buy health coverage under President Barack Obama's healthcare law went down on Sunday, halting online enrollment for all 50 states." In other words, on top of and in addition to all the other bad coding and website processing issues that have been exposed and promptly scapegoated on other (you see Obama knew all about the successes, but nothing about the failures of Obamacare), now the internet itself is starting to glitch up. Which is hardly surprising considering Al Gore's involvement in the latter.
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Frontrunning: October 28Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/28/2013 07:35 -0400
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- U.K. Storm Brings Power Cuts, Snarls Transport in South (BBG)
- China Signals 'Unprecedented' Policy Changes on Agenda at Plenum (BBG)
- Sandy's Legacy: Higher Home Prices (WSJ)
- Merkel Enters Concrete SPD Talks as Finance Post Looms (BBG)
- Keep arming those Syrian al-qaeda rebels: Car bombs kill scores in Baghdad, in sign of crisis in Iraq (WaPo)
- J.P. Morgan's Mortgage Troubles Ran Deep (WSJ)
- Detroit's public library contains story of city's decline (FT)
- Argentina elections: President loses in Buenos Aires province (BBC)
- Phone-hacking: trial of Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks to begin (Guardian)
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Detroit Pensioners Face Miserable 16 Cent On The Dollar RecoverySubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/27/2013 11:12 -0400
As Citi's Matt King recent showed, when it comes to stepwise, quantum leap repricings of widely held credits, the revelation is usually a very painful, sudden and very dramatic one. This can be seen nowhere better than in the default of Lehman brothers, where while the firm's equity was slow to admit defeat it was nothing in comparison to the abject case study in denial that the Lehman bonds put in. However, as can be seen in the chart below, when it finally came, and when bondholders realized they are screwed the morning of Monday, Septembr 15 when the Lehman bankruptcy filing was fact, the move from 80 cents on the dollar to under 10 cents took place in a heartbeat.It is the same kind of violent and anguished repricing that all unsecrued creditors in the coming wave of heretofore "denialed" municipal bankruptcy filings will have to undergo. Starting with Detroit, where as Reuters reports, the recovery to pensioners, retirees and all other unsecured creditors will be.... 16 cents on the dollar!... or less than what Greek bondholders got in the country's latest (and certainly not final) bankruptcy.
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LBO Multiples: The Latest Credit Bubble 2.0 RecordSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/26/2013 18:42 -0400
This week marked what we suspect will become an important inflection point when the world looks back at this debacle of a bubble. The Fed, having already warned in January of 'froth' in credit markets (and ths the fuel for 'hope' in stocks) proposed tougher underwriting standards for leveraged loans. Credit markets have underperformed since; but as Diapason Commodities' Sean Corrigan notes, the baleful impact of the central banks is still everywhere to be seen in the credit markets. From junk issuance to the rapid regrowth of the CDO business to the 'record' high multiples now being exchanged for LBOs; Central Banker's monomaniacal fixation on zero interest rates and artificial bond pricing is setting us up for the next, great disaster of misallocated capital and malinvested resources.
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Feds Confiscate Record $29 Million BitCoin Booty From Dread Pirate's Hard DriveSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/26/2013 09:19 -0400
When three weeks ago, the FBI arrested Ross William Ulbricht - the creator of the now shutdown Bitcoin-only "alternative" marketplace Silk Road also known as Dread Pirate Roberts, some were surprised that the Feds only confiscated about $3.6 million worth in Bitcoins from Ulbrecht. Proving all doubters wrong, and that creating the first "libertarian" marketplace not subject to any rules and regulations, not to mention fiat monetary constraints, actually does pay quite well, moments ago it was revealed that Federal prosecutors had found an additional $29 million, or 144,336 BitCoins, belonging to the Dread Pirate. According to Reuters, the booty was discovered on "computer hardware" belonging to Ulbricht. The repossessed electronic money, whose encryption technologies seem to leave a bit to be desired, has now been impounded and will likely remain on the FBI's hard disks indefinitely.
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Germany Wants A German Internet To Keep The NSA OutSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/25/2013 09:14 -0400
As the 'diplomatic' debacle continues to rage between the US and Europe (most loudly France and Germany) over the Obama administration's ongoing eavesdropping on its allies' cell phones, Reuters reports that (state-backed) Deutsche Telekom is calling for German comms companies to cooperate to shield local internet traffic from foreign intelligence services. "It is internationally without precedent that the internet traffic of a developed country bypasses the servers of another country," notes one academic, warning that if more countries wall themselves off, it could lead to a troubling "Balkanisation" of the Internet, crippling the openness and efficiency that have made the web a source of economic growth. Despite Obama's denials, the situation is not fading away, and Germany and France continue to demand a "no spying" agreement.
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Frontrunning: October 25Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/25/2013 07:10 -0400
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- Twitter IPO pegs valuation at modest $11 billion (Reuters)
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- Scottish Nationalists Lose Vote After Plant Threatened With Axe (BBG)
- Fernández contemplates a train wreck in Argentine elections (FT)
- Irish Government will consider 'best options' for bailout exit (Irish Times)
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Japan Drowns In Food, Energy Inflation; China's Liquidity Tinkering Continues As Does SHIBOR Blow OutSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/25/2013 06:03 -0400
Nearly one year into the Japan's grandest ever monetization experiment, the "wealth effect" engine is starting to sputter: after soaring into the triple digits due to the BOJ's massive monetary base expansion, the USDJPY has been flatlining at best, and in reality declining, which has also dragged the Nikkei lower dropping nearly 3% overnight and is well off its all time USDJPY defined highs. But aside for the wealth effect for the richest 1%, it is not exactly fair to say that the BOJ has done nothing for the vast majority of the population. Indeed, as the overnight CPI data confirmed, food and energy inflation continues to soar "thanks" to the far weaker yen, even if inflation for non-energy and food items rose by exactly 0.0% in September. Oh, it has done something else too: that most important "inflation", so critical to ultimately success for Abenomics - wages - is not only non-existant, in reality wages continue to decline: Japanese labor compensation has been sliding for nearly one and a half years!
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Guest Post: The Growing Rift With Saudi Arabia Threatens To Severely Damage The PetrodollarSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/24/2013 20:25 -0400
The number one American export is U.S. dollars. It is paper currency that is backed up by absolutely nothing, but the rest of the world has been using it to trade with one another and so there is tremendous global demand for our dollars. The linchpin of this system is the petrodollar. For decades, if you have wanted to buy oil virtually anywhere in the world you have had to do so with U.S. dollars. But if one of the biggest oil exporters on the planet, such as Saudi Arabia, decided to start accepting other currencies as payment for oil, the petrodollar monopoly would disintegrate very rapidly. For years, everyone assumed that nothing like that would happen any time soon, but now Saudi officials are warning of a "major shift" in relations with the United States. In fact, the Saudis are so upset at the Obama administration that "all options" are reportedly "on the table".
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Frontrunning: October 24Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/24/2013 07:26 -0400
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- The Many Lives of Iron Mountain (NYer)
- Busy tourist season nudges Spanish unemployment lower (Reuters)
- Morgan Stanley Joins BofA in Broker Recruiting Truce (BBG)
- Ending World's Longest Nonstop Flight Adds Five Hours (BBG)
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Guest Post: America Held Hostage On The Edge Of Constant CrisisSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/23/2013 19:12 -0400
America, as a nation and a culture, is now being held hostage and tortured into submission on a grand scale using economic terror by the elitist establishment which dominates BOTH major political parties. The goal? To push our society to conform completely with the concepts of globalization, bureaucratic micro-management, and greatly reduced living standards. We are being conditioned to accept defeat and failure, and like children, to cry out for a parental authority to save us in our state of helplessness and fear, even if that authority was the cause of our fear from the very beginning. With so many near misses culminating so close together, it may be wise to consider what could happen in the the next three months while we wait for debt debate theater part deux. Like a prisoner in Abu Ghraib, America is trapped, waiting for the next humiliation, the next degradation, or the next session of pain. Are we merely being acclimated to the idea of incessant crisis? Are we learning to become apathetic at the edge of the chasm? Or, are we being driven to madness, mass-madness, by a concert of elitist interrogators seeking our acquiescence? Again, the central purpose of torture is to acquire consent. Not just extorted consent, but voluntary consent. The globalist establishment wants us to beg them to save us from the tortures they create. If we never give them this, they will never win.
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Hey, Rams! Connor Frankhouser and Jenni deBie here, and we're running to be your student body president and vice president through the Student Government Association (SGA).
Now, before we go any further, we'd like to clarify to you guys exactly what the role of SGA is.
Essentially, our job as student body representatives and members of the student government is to bring issues concerning the ASU student body to the campus administrators.
Basically, we're students who go to meetings, not administrators who go to classes.
We're in SGA to preserve and protect a campus environment that promotes the unity and well-being of the entire ASU student community.
All that being said, we believe change is in the air at ASU, and we aren't talking about the weather. The student community is becoming much more actively involved in the university as a whole, and that's exciting.
Ram and Rambelle games are being more heavily attended, participation in on-campus events is rising in all areas, and student-led clubs and organizations are earning regional and national awards.
In short, Angelo State is rapidly shedding its reputation as a "suitcase school" where nothing ever happens and everyone leaves town on Friday afternoons.
Our ticket, the Frankhouser-deBie dynamic duo, wants to keep that ball rolling, so that one day when you're explaining your degree, you won't have to say, "ASU-that daughter school of Texas Tech."
We want your undergraduate college experience and education to be something you take pride in, because ASU is a school worth being proud of. We believe ASU is among the best schools in the great state of Texas to learn, live, and mature in-and as your student body president and vice president, we will implement strategies to make it even better. We want to make school as absolutely enjoyable for y'all as it has been for us.
We see a day in the near future when tailgate parties are packed on game days, when parking lots at the residence halls are full during weekends because no one wants to leave, when high school kids (and we're not just thinking West Texans) want to come be a Ram rather than a Red Raider or a Longhorn or an Aggie.
We are excited to have seen the change already begin, and want to be a part of energizing the campus culture further. But most importantly, we want you on board with us.
We aren't going to promise you lower tuition rates, cheaper books, or anything outlandish like installing a lazy river down the mall so we can all float to class (trust us, we crunched the numbers on that last one, and it didn't work).
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A concept for improving Atlantic salmon Salmo salar smolt migration past hydro power intakes
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Beautiful house in Cap d'AgdeFrance, Languedoc-Roussillon, Agde
About this listing
House to be reserved for 2 to 8 people.
Great between friends or in family.
Spacious, bright, quiet district.
Raised garden, swimming pool.
Rooms giving onto garden.
Air conditioning.
Parking lot within the house with 4 squares.
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
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In the building, free or for a fee
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Cap d'agde, Le Cap d'Agde.
Villa of high tide foot very bright in a quiet environment.
Surface: 220 m2,
Exposure: due south.
Welcome: maximum 8 persons.
Surroundings: closeness of beaches, businesses, activities.
Inside harms: 4 rooms with beds flexible king size (bed baby
And low child age possible), air conditioning.
Inside life: American cooking (sticks induction, oven,
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Inside practises: storeroom (second refrigerator washing
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2 toilets, 2 showers (dries Hair), 1 bathtub, 4
Interior others: mezzanine with corner TV (flat panel display),
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Outside am in hiding: table 8 people, plancha, parasols.
External garden: swimming pool with salt 10x4 (security:
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Outside sport: slide swimming pool, basketball, ground of ball.
Outside practices: squares for 4 vehicles within the property.
At arrangement sport: bikes, balls of petanque, small scooter,
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Optional sport: vehicle (Mehari), golf club, paddle, kite surf.
Option other: arrange fine stay, arranges middle stay.
Rent: to the week (7 days) or in about fifteen.
Pledge: 2500 euros in the form of imprint CB.
Arrival time from 17 hours.
Departure time before 10 am.
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Same counts for the garden with various nice "chill zones", pool with slide and even a swing.
Kitchen was well equipped and the beds and bathrooms are super.
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Hmmm I am confused. What is the strainer for on the tumbler if they say to brew all teas grandpa style?
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Today's blog post on www.tealover.net – my review of the Global Tea Hut subscription, and especially the September 2015 publication. I try my hand at Tang Dynasty brewing.
Midori Spring Matcha is organic and the package shows a USDA Organic logo, so that can only be good, right? The matcha arrived in a 30g tin that even identifies the Japanese region where the matcha came from. I like little extra details like that. The tin itself is thick and not flimsy and the label directs the consumer to the company website for recipes and a full brewing guide. Under the screw-off lid, the tin is sealed with a pull up top like Snack Pack from when I was a kid and kids were allowed to lick pudding off of sharp metal.
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This company did so well with the contrasting flavors to appease a tea drinker :). I really like the incorporation of multiple bases. I second the Tangerine Amaretto White Tea!
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arXiv:cond-mat/0504010v1 [cond-mat.other] 1 Apr 2005
Bose-Einstein condensation in a mm-scale Ioffe-Pritchard trap
Kevin L. Moore,∗Thomas P. Purdy, Kater W. Murch, Kenneth R.
Brown, Keshav Dani, Subhadeep Gupta, and Dan M. Stamper-Kurn
Department of Physics, University of California, 366 LeConte Hall #7300, Berkeley, CA 94720
(Dated: February 2, 2008)
We have constructed a mm-scale Ioffe-Pritchard trap capable of providing axial field curvature
of 7800 G/cm2with only 10.5 Amperes of driving current. Our novel fabrication method involving
electromagnetic coils formed of hard anodized aluminum strips is compatible with ultra-high vacuum
conditions, as demonstrated by our using the trap to produce Bose-Einstein condensates of 106
87Rb atoms. The strong axial curvature gives access to a number of experimentally interesting
configurations such as tightly confining prolate, nearly isotropic, and oblate spheroidal traps, as
well as traps with variable tilt angles with respect to the nominal axial direction.
PACS numbers: 03.75.Nt, 32.80.Pj, 05.30.Jp
Magnetic traps have become a staple of ultracold
atomic physics. As such, innovations in magnetic trap-
ping techniques have consistently led to new experi-
mental breakthroughs.For example, the invention of
the time-orbiting-potential (TOP) trap to stem Majo-
rana losses in spherical quadrupole traps led to the
first gaseous Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) [1]. The
cloverleaf trap [2], the QUIC trap [3], and other electro-
and permanent magnet configurations allowed for stable
confinement of large BECs with DC fields and variable
aspect ratios; these capabilities led, for example, to pre-
cise tests of mean-field theories [4], observations of quasi-
condensates in reduced dimensions [5], and studies of
long-lived hyperfine coherences in two-component gases
[6]. The rapidly-developing magnetic-trapping technol-
ogy of atom chips now provides new capabilities for ma-
nipulating ultracold atoms and studying their properties
(e.g. coherence of condensates in a waveguide [7], the de-
cay of doubly-charged vortices in a BEC [8], etc.).
A typical configuation for magnetic trapping with DC
magnetic fields is the Ioffe-Pritchard (IP) trap [9]. Near
the trap center — at distances small compared to the
size of or distance to the magnets used to generate the
trapping fields — an IP trap is characterized by three
quantities: the axial bias magnetic field B0, the radial
quadrupole field gradient B′
ρ, and the axial field curva-
ture B′′
z. The magnitudes of these parameters scale as
I/d, I/d2and I/d3, respectively, where I is the total
current carried in the wire(s) (or magnetization of fer-
romagnets), and d is their characteristic length scale or
distance from the location of the magnetic trap center.
Both because of this scaling, and because the effective
radial curvature can be greatly increased by lowering the
bias field B0, the limitation to the confinement strength
of an IP trap comes typically from the maximum axial
curvature which can be attained.
As indicated by the I/d3scaling of the axial curvature,
strategies for increasing the confinement of an IP trap in-
∗Electronic address: firstname.lastname@example.com
volve both increasing the current in the coils and decreas-
ing the characteristic size scale of the trap. Magnetic
traps used in most ultracold atom experiments have been
constructed on one of two different length scales. Cen-
timeter (inch) scale traps, which provide superior optical
access, utilize currents of 1000's of Amperes, typically
distributed as smaller currents in each of several turns
of wire. The highest currents sustainable in such traps,
limited by resistive heating, restrict axial field curvatures
to the neighborhood of 100 G/cm2.
Alternatively, magnetic confinement can be provided
with modest currents by reducing the field-producing
wires and their distance to the ultracold atoms to mi-
croscopic sizes. This strategy has been carried out effec-
tively with surface microtraps [10, 11, 12], resulting in
versatile ultracold atomic experiments. The typical size
scale for these microfabricated magnetic traps is ∼100
µm, and typically only 1 A of current is required to
produce IP traps with field curvatures in excess of 104
G/cm2[11, 13]. Microtraps are not ideally suited for all
experimental endeavors, however, as the atomic cloud is
trapped ∼100 µm or less from the planar surface.
In this article we describe the design, construction, op-
eration, and performance of a millimeter-scale, ∼10 A (or
∼ 100 Ampere-turns) magnetic trap which bridges the
two aforementioned regimes. This "millitrap" utilizes a
novel fabrication scheme which allows for the production
of axial field curvatures of over 7800 G/cm2and is shown
to be compatible with experimental requirements for the
creation of large BECs. We demonstrate that this trap,
owing to its high axial field curvature, allows for a wide
range of trapping geometries, ranging from the typical
prolate spheroidal to the more unusual oblate spheroidal
configuration. Further, we describe a modification of the
IP trapping fields which allows for traps with a variable
tilt angle with respect to the nominal axial direction,
a capability which is compatible with excitation of the
"scissors mode" [14], the creation of vortices [15, 16] or
other studies of superfluid flow [17, 18] in a BEC. The
trap is also suitable for loading and trapping an ultra-
cold atomic gas inside a high-finesse cavity formed by
conventional mm-scale mirrors [19, 20, 21](or near other
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mary curvature coils (red), the anti-bias coils (blue), and
the gradient coils (yellow) are depicted in this diagram
as solid bodies, but are in actuality multiple turns of
wire with protruding leads.
have been omitted and the nearest gradient coil is shown
as transparent. Higher resolution version of figures at
Sketch of the mm-scale IP trap.The pri-
For clarity the coil leads
mm-scale objects).
The winding pattern of the millitrap is similar to that
of inch-scale IP traps (see Figs. 1 and 2). The axial field
is shaped by two pairs of coaxial coils, with parallel cur-
rents in each pair of coils but opposite currents in each
of the two pairs. The small diameter coils ("curvature
coils") are positioned to generate the maximum possible
curvature given their diameter. The larger diameter coils
("anti-bias coils") allow for near cancelation of the large
bias field produced by the curvature coils at the trap cen-
ter, while their small axial separation allows for a slight
increase (about 15 %) in the total axial curvature. Fi-
nally, two elongated rectangular coils ("gradient coils"),
run antiparallel currents to produce a radial quadrupole
field. The dimensions of various coils were chosen to max-
imize axial curvature while allowing for a 3 mm diameter
cylindrical clearance along the trap axis (for the later ac-
commodation of mirrors for a Fabry–Perot cavity), and
a 1 mm clearance along the radial directions for the pur-
pose of imaging. Further details on the positioning and
cross sectional area of the coils are shown in Table I.
To maximize the current density while avoiding large
input currents and uncontrolled magnetic fields from cur-
rent leads, multi-turn coils (with total cross sections on
the order of 1 mm2) were used. The maximum current
density attainable in coils fabricated by various methods
is limited by the steady state temperature of the coils,
due to the tendency of the coil resistance to rise with
temperature. We found that, for all implementations,
there is a threshold at which no more current can be
added to a coil without the resistance increasing expo-
nentially from overheating. Thus, in order to minimize
resistive heating and maximize heat dissipation, it is de-
sirous to choose a fabrication method which allows for the
cross-sectional area to be efficiently packed with current
carrying conductor rather than electrical (and typically
thermal) insulation.
Guided by these criteria, we chose to form electromag-
netic coils from multiple turns of hard-anodized pure alu-
minum foil strips. The assembly procedure is illustrated
in Fig. 2. Shear-cut strips of aluminum foil were cleaned
and then hard anodized in sulfuric acid after smoothing
their jagged edges with lubricated fine grit sandpaper.
The thickness of the insulating Al2O3 layer (on the or-
der of microns) was controlled by varying the duration
of the anodization, and chosen to be thick enough to re-
liably prevent current shorts between turns of the coil
but thin enough to allow the coils to be wound without
fracture. Coils were then wound on Teflon mandrels with
a UHV-compatible, thermally-conductive epoxy applied
between turns. The epoxy was set by baking the coil
and mandrel at 150◦C for two hours, after which the coil
was removed and then tested for electrical shorts through
both DC resistance measurements and AC magnetic field
The coils were then inserted into a compound mount-
ing and heat-sinking structure and secured by epoxy (cur-
vature and antibias coils) or by pressure (gradient coils).
Portions of the mount in contact with the coils were
formed from hard-anodized aluminum. Current connec-
tions to the coil were formed by removing oxide lay-
ers from the leads and then clamping them tightly be-
tween two pieces of copper. Finally, the trap and mount-
ing structure was installed in a UHV vacuum cham-
ber, with current connection made through polyimide-
insulated copper wires to a set of 20 A vacuum current
feedthroughs. The mounting structure also contains two
hollow channels for circulation of liquid nitrogen. Oper-
ating the magnetic trap at liquid nitrogen temperatures
lowers the resistance of the aluminum coils by a factor
of four compared to that at room temperature, allowing
higher current densities to be maintained. Following a
bakeout of the millitrap at a temperature of 250◦C, life-
times of over 100 s were observed for atoms trapped in
the millitrap, demonstrating the vacuum compatibility of
all materials used in its construction.
To provide the most flexibility in operating the mil-
litrap, separate electrically-floating power supplies were
used for each coil. Also included in the electrical setup
were a set of inductor-capacitor filters and an interlock
system to protect the millitrap from overheating. Electri-
cal characterization of the millitrap following the vacuum
bakeout revealed several undesired low-resistance (sev-
eral Ohm) connections between different coils, indicat-
ing electrical connections through the common mounting
structure. These inter-coil connections should have no
effect since independent supplies are used for each coil.
The possible presence of undesired intra-coil connections,
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FIG. 2: Sketch of the assembly procedure and part integration. (a) Aluminum strips were cut with a z-shaped pattern to allow
for the extraction of the interior current channel after the coil is wound. (b) A curvature coil with input and output current
leads. (c) Curvature coils (red) and anti-bias coils (blue) were epoxied into anodized aluminum (grey) faceplates; current leads
protrude from sides. (d) The faceplates were attached to an anodized aluminum mount which allows the gradient coils (yellow)
to slide over the assembly. (e) A top fixture plate holds the mount in place by bolting into a copper mount (orange) below. A
closed path inside the copper piece allows liquid nitrogen to be circulated.
TABLE I: Parameters for aluminum coil windings.
Coil Inner Diam.
3 mm
6 mm
Outer Diam.
4 mm
8 mm
Foil thickness
0.006 in.
0.008 in.
0.008 in.
1 mm
0.75 mm
2 mm
0.5 mm2
0.75 mm2
4 mm2
No. turns
Heat generated @ 10 A
2 Watts
2 Watts
10 Watts
e.g. connections between turns on the multiple-turn coils,
was tested by measuring parameters of magnetic traps
formed with varying currents in each of the curvature,
anti-bias, and gradient coils. No clear evidence for such
flaws was obtained.
Cold atoms were loaded into the millitrap by optically
cooling and trapping atoms in one portion of the UHV
chamber, and then magnetically transporting them to
the millitrap region. This multi-stage experimental pro-
cedure is depicted in Fig. 3. In a "loading region" which
is displaced 3 inches horizontally from the millitrap, a
5 × 109atom MOT was loaded from a Zeeman slowed
beam of87Rb. About 2 × 109atoms were trapped in
the |F = 1,mF = −1? magnetic sublevel by a spheri-
cal quadrupole magnetic trap with an axial gradient of
200 G/cm. The atoms were then transported using two
sets of stationary anti-helmholtz coil pairs external to
the chamber (similar to Ref. [22]), one of which is cen-
tered at the "loading region" and which is used for the
initial spherical quadrupole trap and the other centered
at the millitrap. As the two anti-helmholtz coil pairs
overlap each other, the magnetically-trapped cloud was
easily transported between the two coil centers by vary-
ing the currents in the two quadrupole coil pairs. During
this transport, the atomic cloud was cooled by RF evap-
oration to reduce the cloud size to about 400 µm before
passing the atoms through the 1 mm gap between the
millitrap anti-bias coils.
Transfer of the atoms from the external-coil-based
spherical quadrupole trap to the IP trap was accom-
plished in two stages of "handshaking."
were transferred to a spherical quadrupole trap formed
by two of the six millitrap coils (a curvature coil and an
opposing anti-bias coil); at 2 A running through each of
these coils, a quadrupole trap with 150 G/cm axial gra-
dient was produced, nearly matching the field strength
generated by 400 A of current running through the ex-
ternal quadrupole coils. The spherical quadrupole trap
was then suddenly (within 100 µs) replaced with the IP
millitrap. This sudden quadrupole-to-IP transfer caused
25% (or less) of the atoms to be lost. RF evaporative
cooling was then performed in a prolate IP trap, with
trapping frequencies of (ωx,ωy,ωz) = 2π × (151,138,52)
Hz (axes oriented as in Fig. 1), yielding atomic clouds
near or below the BEC transition temperature (about
300 nK for our system). The transition temperature was
reached with 2.5 × 106atoms, and nearly pure conden-
sates of 1 × 106atoms produced upon further cooling.
First, atoms
The strongest confinement provided by the millitrap
depends on whether such confinement is provided for long
or for short trapping times. For example, up to about
7 A of current can be maintained in the curvature and
anti-bias coils on a steady-state basis. Coils were safely
operated at higher currents, up to about 11 A, although
we found that after about 100 ms, the resistive heating
of the coils led to increased outgassing which worsened
the vacuum conditions in the millitrap region. The ax-
ial curvature provided under these conditions was mea-
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quadrupole trap. (II) The atoms are then transferred 1.75 inches towards the mm-scale IP trap and (III) evaporated to a phase
space density of Γ ∼ 10−5. (IV) The cloud is magnetically transferred into the IP trap and (V) captured by a curvature coil
and an anti-bias coil in a spherical quadrupole trap. The full millitrap is then turned on and the atoms are confined in the IP
field with a 2 G bias field. The cloud is then further evaporated, forming a pure BEC of 1 million atoms.
Sketch of experimental sequence. (I) Atoms are loaded into the MOT and subsequently trapped in a spherical
sured in-situ using the trapped atoms as a probe, both by
measuring the axial oscillation frequency of the trapped
cloud, as well as by measuring the axial displacement of
the cloud due to the application of a known axial field
gradient. From these measurements, we determine that
steady-state axial curvatures of 5300 G/cm2(7 A set-
ting) and brief confinement with 7800 G/cm2(10.5 A
setting) can be reached. Gradient coils are operated at a
maximum of 11 A, yielding radial gradients of 220 G/cm.
One unexpected feature of this strong IP trap is a re-
markably high efficiency of RF evaporation. This effi-
ciency can be quantified by comparing the factor gained
in phase space density Γ through the evaporative cool-
ing loss of a given factor in atom number N, obtaining,
e.g. a figure of merit f = −dlnΓ/dlnN, with Γ and N
parameterized along some evaporation trajectory. Typ-
ical figures of merit cited in the literature for evapora-
tion from IP traps are f = 2 to f = 3 [23, 24]. In our
mm-scale IP trap, a factor of over 105in phase space
density is efficiently gained by evaporative cooling to the
Bose-Einstein condensation transition temperature with
an overall figure of merit of f = 4.5.
To account for this high efficiency, we note that the
IP trap, aside from being strongly confining and thus
compressing atomic clouds to high collision rates, is also
nearly isotropic. We suspect that the condition of near
isotropy improves the efficiency of evaporative cooling
relative to that in the typically-used anisotropic traps
since high-energy atoms produced collisionally in the gas
can easily escape the center of the cloud in any direc-
tion, and thereby reach the trap boundary established by
the applied RF radiation. In contrast, in a cigar-shaped
cloud with high aspect ratio, the large axial collisional
depth can prevent the escape of all high-energy atoms
except those travelling nearly purely in the radial direc-
tion. Further, we note that high evaporation efficiency is
obtained in our trap in spite of the vertical orientation
of the axial direction; in contrast, IP traps with weaker
axial confinement are rarely oriented in this manner so
as to avoid the onset of lower dimensional evaporation
due to gravitational sag [24, 25].
We have investigated several new features which are
afforded by the large axial curvature in our trap. For
instance, considering the generic magnetic field configu-
ration of an IP trap and expanding about the minimum
of the magnetic field, an effective radial curvature is ob-
tained as B′′
ρ= B′
radial trap strength on the applied bias field B0 offers
a simple means of varying the aspect ratio of the trap
arbitrarily, ranging from prolate (B′′
isotropic (B′′
z≃ B′′
While experiments using IP traps have typically em-
ployed prolate or near-isotropic geometries, the oblate
geometry has been avoided since the very weak confine-
ment afforded by such traps (limited to below the al-
ready weak axial confinement), makes it difficult to com-
pensate for gravitational sag and stray magnetic fields.
Thus, by greatly boosting the typical axial confinement
strength, our trap gives more convenient access to oblate
DC magnetic traps, with advantages for the study of two-
dimensional [26, 27, 28] and/or rotating condensates.
Fig.4 shows the range of trapping geometries ac-
cessed by our millitrap. After evaporatively cooling a
thermal gas to a temperature of about 500 nK, the bias
field B0was ramped to values ranging from 2 G to 18 G
while holding the axial curvature at B′′
and radial gradient at B′
ρ= 205 G/cm. We then dis-
placed the cloud slightly in this new trap configuration,
and recorded the harmonic motion of the trapped cloud
to determine trap frequencies along three orthogonal di-
rections. For this purpose, absorption imaging was em-
ployed along either of two imaging axes — one through
z/2. The dependence of the
z> B′′
z< B′′
ρ) to near-
ρ) geometries.
ρ) to oblate (B′′
z≃ 4000 G/cm2
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the 3 mm vertical aperture along the vertical trap axis,
and the other along the horizontal ˆ y direction through
the 1 mm gap between the anti-bias coils.
These measurements illustrate the breaking of radial
trap symmetry in our trap due to gravity. This can be
understood by considering that the atomic cloud sags un-
der gravity to the point where the axial gradient of about
30 G/cm gives a force on atoms in the |F = 1,mF= −1?
equal to the gravitational force. By the condition?∇·?B =
0, the presence of this axial gradient implies a radial field
gradient of 15 G/cm which breaks the symmetry of the
radial quadrupole field, adding to the magnetic field gra-
dient along one direction (ˆ y) while subtracting from that
along the other direction (ˆ x). Thus, triaxial, rather than
cylindrically symmetric, traps are produced.
One motivating factor in our tailoring the aspect ra-
tio of the IP trap is the desire to detect the presence
of quantum depletion by precise measurements of col-
lective excitation frequencies, as proposed by Stringari
and Pitaevskii [29]. If one considers a fixed conden-
sate number and axial trap strength, one finds that the
largest magnitude frequency shift of the lowest collec-
tive mode would be obtained with traps that are nearly
isotropic; even though higher condensate densities (and
hence higher quantum depletion) are produced in pro-
late traps, the quadrupole modes in this case are more
surface-like, rather than compressional, in character, and
hence are only weakly affected by depletion effects. In
our case, the broken symmetry due to effects of gravity
produced, at best, nearly isotropic traps. For instance,
Fig. 5 shows time-of-flight absorption images of atoms
from a ωx: ωy: ωz= 0.91 : 1.08 : 1.00 trap. The familiar
pronounced anisotropy of an expanding BEC is absent
from such images due to the trap isotropy.
Another feature highlighted by the large axial confine-
ment of our trap is a means to vary the orientation of the
trap with respect to the nominal axial direction. This ef-
fect arises from considering the effects of displacing the
radial quadrupole gradient field so that its zero-field axis
no longer coincides with the axis of the curvature fields.
That is, one considers the fields
?Bcurv = B0ˆ z +B′′
z2−x2+ y2
ˆ z − z (xˆ x + yˆ y)
?Bgrad = B′
ρ[(x − x0)ˆ x − (y − y0)ˆ y] (1)
where (x0,y0) is the position of the gradient-preferred-
axis in the ˆ x – ˆ y plane. This position is controlled ex-
perimentally by applying uniform radial fields to a well-
aligned (x0= y0= 0) IP trap. Such misalignment yields
both a variable displacement and variable tilt of the re-
sulting magnetic trap, which can be understood as fol-
lows.Considering for now just the z = 0 plane, the
location of the magnetic trap is determined by the com-
petition between?Bgrad, which tends to locate the cloud
at (x0,y0), and the radial variation of the axial field?Bcurv
which, for small displacements, exerts a radially repulsive
force. The (x,y) position of the resulting field minimum
FIG. 4: Measured axial trapping frequency ωz (squares) and
transverse trapping frequencies ωx (diamonds) and ωy (cir-
cles) as a function of bias field, which was controlled by vary-
ing the current in the anti-bias coil pair. The solid lines are
theoretical predictions for the trapping frequencies. The only
free parameter in the transverse trapping frequency fit is the
gradient coil contribution which was allowed to vary within its
measured uncertainty. Four distinct regimes can be identified:
I - the prolate spheroidal regime ("cigar"-shaped clouds), II -
the nearly-isotropic regime, III - the oblate spheroidal regime
("pancake"-shaped), and IV - the unstable regime.
FIG. 5: Absorption images of a nearly-isotropic ultracold gas.
Images show separate 36 ms time-of-flight images of a thermal
cloud (1.5×106atoms), bimodal distribution, and pure BEC
(0.5 × 106atoms), respectively. The trapping frequencies for
this trap are {ωx,ωy,ωz} = 2π × {52,62,57}Hz. Below the
images are associated radial averages of the optical densities.
The bimodal distribution (center plot) is clearly seen with the
condensate rising from the Gaussian fit to the thermal wings
(dotted line).
varies for z ?= 0 due to the fact that the?Bcurvfields now
acquire radial components, displacing the position of the
radial-field minimum from (x0,y0).
To illustrate this effect, we present in Fig. 6 the tilt an-
gles θ with respect to the ˆ z axis of the weakest trap axis in
a prolate IP trap, as derived from Eqs. 1. Field parame-
ters of B′′
ρ= 180 G/cm, and displace-
z= 2000 G/cm2, B′


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From October 4-9, 35 cyclists will be riding through Henrico County as part of a 325-mile tour of the East Coast Greenway (ECG) route from Fredericksburg, Virginia, to Raleigh, NC.
A 2,900-mile trail route that extends from the Canadian border at Calais, Maine, to Key West, Florida, The East Coast Greenway is heading into its 25th year. The Week A Year (WAY) Tour is an annual ride and fundraiser that has been working its way south since the first WAY Tour launched from Calais, Maine in 2011. Riders cover a different section of the Greenway each year and are on target to complete the route in Key West in 2019. > Read more.
A 2,900-mile trail route that extends from the Canadian border at Calais, Maine, to Key West, Florida, The East Coast Greenway is heading into its 25th year. The Week A Year (WAY) Tour is an annual ride and fundraiser that has been working its way south since the first WAY Tour launched from Calais, Maine in 2011. Riders cover a different section of the Greenway each year and are on target to complete the route in Key West in 2019. > Read more.
Henrico woman wins $1M in Va. Lottery game
Citizen Staff Reports 10/02/2015
When Amanda Spiller of Henrico saw that she'd won the $1 million prize in the Virginia Lottery's $100 Million Cash Extravaganza game, it didn't immediately sink in.
"I was in shock. . . complete shock," she said. "I had to double and triple check."
She bought the winning ticket at the 7-Eleven at 2750 Hungary Spring Road in Henrico. She had the choice of taking the full $1 million prize over 30 years or a one-time cash option of $681,000 before taxes. She chose the cash option. The store received a $10,000 bonus from the Lottery for selling the winning ticket. > Read more.
The Volunteers of the United States Army Field Band to perform Oct. 15
Henrico County Recreation and Parks is hosting a concert by The Volunteers of the United States Army Field Band on Thursday, Oct. 15 at Henrico Theatre, 305 East Nine Mile Road in Highland Springs. This free concert will be held at 7 p.m. and will feature Soldier-Musicians from the U.S. Army Field Band.
Since its inception in 1981, The Volunteers has been telling the Army story through rock, pop, country, and patriotic music. Its members have performed for millions of listeners in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, Kuwait, and Iraq. This group tours more than 100 days each year, bringing a powerful message of patriotism and support to communities large and small. > Read more.
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