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Energy Spectrum of the Superfluid Velocity Made by Quantized Vortices in Two-Dimensional Quantum Turbulence
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- Kusumura, T., Takeuchi, H. & Tsubota, M. J Low Temp Phys (2013) 171: 563. doi:10.1007/s10909-012-0827-9
We discuss the configurations of vortices in two-dimensional quantum turbulence, studying energy spectrum of superfluid velocity and correlation functions with the distance between two vortices. We apply the above method to quantum turbulence described by Gross-Pitaevskii equation in Bose-Einstein condensates. We make two-dimensional quantum turbulence from many dark solitons through the dynamical instability. A dark soliton is unstable and decays into vortices in two- and three-dimensional systems. In our work, we propose a method of discriminating between the uncorrelated turbulence and the correlated turbulence. We decompose the energy spectrum into two terms, namely the self-energy spectrum E self (k) made by individual vortices and the interactive energy spectrum E int (k) made by interference of two vortices. The uncorrelated turbulence is defined as turbulence with E int (k)≪E self (k), while the correlated turbulence is turbulence where E int (k) is not much smaller than E self (k). Our simulations show that in the decay of dark solitons, the vortices created consist of correlated pairs of opposite circulation vortices, leading to the correlated turbulence.
KeywordsBose-Einstein condensate Quantum turbulence Quantum vortices
1 Introduction
Turbulence is one of the most challenging problems in fluid dynamics. The circulation of vortices in classical turbulence (CT) has an arbitrary value and the core of a vortex is not well-defined due to the kinematic viscous diffusion. In contrast, quantum turbulence (QT) is composed of quantized vortices. A quantized vortex is a well-defined topological defect having a definite circulation κ and a thin core of the order of the coherence length ξ.
Recently, the internal structure of QT consisting of quantized vortices has been discussed [1–4]. In three-dimensional QT of superfluid helium, two kinds of the vortex line density L decaying as t −3/2 and t −1, were observed in experiments and simulations in the previous works [5–8]. The turbulence decaying as L∝t −3/2 is called the semi-classical turbulence, which may be thought of as a specific case of the correlated turbulence. On the other hand, the turbulence decaying as L∝t −1 is called the random turbulence, which may be referred to as the uncorrelated turbulence. These kinds of decay are related to the correlation between quantized vortices. In the semi-classical turbulence, turbulent energy is concentrated on scales ≫l∼L −1/2 where l is the mean distance of vortices. It exhibits a Kolmogorov spectrum, leading to the vortex line length decay L∝t −3/2. In the random turbulence, the total energy is mainly determined on the scale <l, the decay of the vortex line length obeys t −1. The energy can be delivered from larger ∼l to very short ≪l by kelvin wave cascade [9, 10].
In this paper, we propose a method of deciding whether a sample of turbulence is correlated or uncorrelated by focusing on the histograms of the distance between two vortices. Section 2 describes the analysis of the energy spectrum of the point vortex model. We display the relation between the energy spectrum and the configurations of vortices, which is useful to understand the internal structure of QT. In Sect. 3, we introduce the formation of two-dimensional (2D) QT from many dark solitons in a uniform system by calculating the Gross-Pitaevskii equation (GPE) in order to simulate the dynamics after the solitons are made by the interference of four Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) [11, 12]. In Sect. 4, we examine whether 2D QT made from dark solitons is correlated or uncorrelated by calculating the energy spectrum of the point vortex model and the histograms.
2 The Analysis of Energy Spectrum of the Point Vortex Model in 2D QT
In order to only consider the contribution of vortices to QT, we address the energy spectrum of the point vortex model, neglecting compressible effects such as sound waves and the density profile of the vortex core. This model is applicable when the mean intervortex distance is much larger than the coherence length ξ. It describes the dynamics of classical vortices in Euler equation [13]. The point vortex model has been constructed as discrete vorticity in CT, so it is applicable to QT in which all vortices have exactly the same circulation κ and the thin core.
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h +(l)≃h −(l) (The uncorrelated turbulence)In randomly distributed vortices, since vortices are uniformly distributed, the correlation functions are h ±(l) = constant, regardless of the signs. Thus, E int (k) is negligible and E(k)≃E self (k)∝k −1. We refer to this kind of turbulence to the uncorrelated turbulence. Figure 1(a) shows a sample of the configuration with random vortices. The energy spectrum (Eq. (2)) is obtained by the point vortex model as shown in Fig. 1(b), which is consistent with k −1.
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h +(l)≠h −(l) (The correlated turbulence)
In this case, Eq. (3) E(k) does not show E(k)∝k −1 in low wave number, because h +(l)≠h −(l) may lead to E int (k)≠0. We refer to this kind of turbulence to the correlated turbulence.
3 Two-Dimensional Quantum Turbulence of the Gross-Pitaevskii Equation
We show a simulation of the dimensionless GPE. As a method of making QT, this paper shows that 2D QT is created from many dark solitons through the dynamical instability [18, 19], which may occur in experiments when four BECs interfere.
4 The Energy Spectrum of the Point Vortex Model and Correlation Functions
In order to determine whether 2D QT made by dark solitons is correlated or uncorrelated, we investigate the energy spectrum of the point vortex model and the correlation functions h ±(l).
One finds that a peak of the energy spectra (Fig. 3(b)) has shifted to the left as the vortices decay and the spectrum at τ=312.5 obeys E(k)∝k −1 in the lower wave number too, which means QT having a lot of opposite sign pairs gradually changes to the uncorrelated turbulence.
5 Summary
We discussed the configurations of vortices by calculating the energy spectra of superfluid velocity made by vortices and the correlation functions of the distance between two vortices. In this paper, it was found that 2D QT from dark solitons has a lot of opposite sign pairs which we call vortex pairs.
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As we continue our trip through the North Division, I figured today would be a good time to catch up with some of the correspondence that's piled up between preview stories and traveling across the highways of the Midwest, looking for the Big 12's next great player and a Runza Restaurant between stops.
Here a look at a few of the most recent missives directed my way.
Juan from Austin writes: Puhleeze! I've said it before and I'll say it again. How can you even think about mentioning Colt McCoy in the same breath as the others for Heisman consideration?
Tim Griffin: I still see what McCoy was able to do two seasons ago when he tied the NCAA freshman record for touchdown passes (which was broken last season by Oklahoma's Sam Bradford). McCoy showed me a new maturity when I talked to him in Kansas City last month at the Big 12's Media Days. He'll be asked to do more with an inexperienced group of skill-position players.
But remember something about how the Texas program shapes national perceptions. If McCoy has a big season and the Longhorns are in South Division contention, he'll get most of the credit for it. And as such, it's not out of the realm of possibility that he's a Heisman contender. Admittedly he's fifth of the "Big Five" Big 12 quarterbacks, but he still has a shot.
Willis from Overland Park, KS writes: The complete and ongoing lack of mention of Kansas State QB Josh Freeman is absurd. What kind of stats does a true sophomore like him have to put up to be considers as good as "cough, cough" Todd Reesing.
Tim Griffin: Willis, how about 12-1, which is the record that Reesing led the Jayhawks to last season, compared to KSU's 5-7 mark. That would be a start. And also how about Reesing's 33-7 touchdown-to-interception ratio last season, compared to Freeman's 18-11 ratio.
Dakota from San Antonio writes: Will Art Briles do the unthinkable and turn around a miserable Baylor program? And if so, when can we expect it to happen?
Tim Griffin: This is going to be the biggest challenge of Briles' coaching career -- one that obviously isn't for the faint-hearted. For Baylor to emerge as a bowl threat, they are going to have to schedule down a little. While playing games against Wake Forest and Connecticut will be good for the program's exposure, they are going to have do something in those games. Like Briles said earlier this summer, his team needs to provide a victory or two that makes people stop for a minute the following day as they are looking at their sports page or reading the computer.
For Baylor to ever become a consistent power, somebody in the South Division is going to have to step back. I just don't see it at this time with strong coaching and facility growth across the conference. If Briles can turn around the Bears, it will make what Grant Teaff did in the old Southwest Conference appear rather small.
The Chief from Savannah, Ga., writes - Tim, I love your blog. I really believe Texas A&M will beat Miami this season? Am I wrong?
Tim Griffin: I think that the Aggies have a great shot. Particularly with A&M president Elsa Murano telling new A&M coach Mike Sherman how much she'd love to see him beat her old hometown team. Nothing like a little pressure from your boss to keep you up late at night, working on diagramming some new plays or blocking schemes.
And it also won't hurt that the game is at Kyle Field and that Miami is a shell of the national contender it used to be.
Tony from Kansas writes: Tommie Frazier from Nebraska absolutely wouldn't lose. Why didn't you include him on your clutch list?
Tim Griffin: It's a good choice, but I was limited to players who had seen action in the Big 12. Or else, I could have included Ed Hargett, Bobby Layne or even Darrell Royal -- as a player or as a coach.
Steve from Duncanville writes: Hey Tim, I loved your story about how the Big 12 recruits so heavily in Texas. Is there any way you can break those figures down to show all of the different states that are included. Many thanks.
Tim Griffin: Steve, I'll be glad to do that. Thanks for the idea. Although it sounds vaguely like something a recruiting service would do, doesn't it?
Mr. Unknown writes: Texas Tech defensive coordinator Ruffin McNeill didn't charge anything, his stats weren't that good, that is a myth started by Mike Leach. And how can Nolan Cromwell, the wide receiver coach for Mike Holmgren the last 8 or 9 years and Tom Rossley, Brett Favre's quarterback coach and offensive coordinator for seven years at Green Bay. How can those guys not be in the top five? Your list was ridiculous.
Tim Griffin: I think you're wrong on this. The Tech defense was noticeable better down the stretch, peaking in impressive victories over Oklahoma and Virginia in the Gator Bowl. And you have a point about Rossley, although Cromwell has never been a college coach before. I'll withhold my opinion about his work until he coaches a few games at this level. That's why I didn't include him on my list.
Shadowman from Kansas City writes: Now I know everyone in the Big 12 (especially the North) hates the Huskers. Does this mean that every site has to claim we will be horrible (losing season) for Pelini's first season? Marlon Lucky is returning for his senior year and some are mentioning him as a possible preseason Heisman candidate, Joe Ganz coming in with a bit of experience from the last season, a solid defensive line, and Pelini who has a tendency to work with kids to shut down the pass, how do we not have the chance to succeed and maybe challenge for the Big 12 North?
Tim Griffin: Lucky is going to be pushed to start this year by Roy Helu Jr. And that defensive line took a hit when top back Kevin Dixon was kicked off the team Monday for a violation of team rules.
I think Bo Pelini will have the Cornhuskers flying around the ball this season. But the talent he inherited leads me to believe he should be up for Coach of the Year honors if he can win eight or nine games with this team.
Roger from Sulphur, La., writes: Tim, if you're going to cover college sports in this manner, you should've stayed covering the Big 12. Please, what kind of BS is this? Granted, the Big 12 has some quality teams, but top to bottom - no comparison with the SEC.
Tim Griffin: Roger, I appreciate your sentiments, but I couldn't help but detect your hometown and wonder if it was tinged just a bit with a touch of hometown jambalaya. And I wonder if you noticed the Big 12 had five teams ranked in the top 14 in the USA Today coaches' poll last week.
But I agree with your sentiments about the SEC's up-and-down strength. I think the Big 12 is stronger at the top, but the SEC might have the nod when you include all 12 teams.
And please tell me that my colleague Chris Low didn't put you up to that.
That's all for this time. Keep the letters coming.


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Butternut Squash, Red Lentil, and Coconut Soup
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Great curry soup...moderate enough for even the less experimental eaters... Add some shrimp, crab, or lobster and make a hearty meal out of it!
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- 1 small butternut squash, about 1 . 5-2lb
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- 1 small onion, diced
- 1 small leek, small dice
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- 1 stalk celery, diced
- 1 small carrot, diced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon minced ginger
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
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- Preheat the oven to 350°F Cut the squash in half lengthwise and scoop out the seeds and stringy center. Oil each half gently with olive oil or cooking spray, put face down on a cookie sheet and bake until tender (about 25-40 minutes).
- Meanwhile heat a soup pot over medium heat. Add a tablespoon of olive oil, the onion, celery, carrot, leek, pepper, garlic, curry powder, ginger and a good pinch of salt and pepper. Stir regularly and sweat for about 10 minutes or until veggies soften a bit. Add stock and bring to a simmer. Add lentils and stir regularly at a simmer for 15 minutes.
- When squash is tender scoop out and gently mash and stir into the soup. Stir the coconut milk into the soup until well incorporated. Taste and correct for seasoning then served.
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A very yummy soup. I was searching for something to make with lentils and butternut squash, and this fit the bill nicely. I used an entire can of lite coconut milk. Would definitely make again. I think this would be lovely if blended with an immersion blender ... but I don't have one. I didn't have any peppers either, so I served the soup with sriracha. YUM
An extremely delicious dinner! I made it pretty much as indicated, except that, since we like things spicier than most, I used a tbs of curry and I used several hot peppers. Also I used about a 1/2 cup of low fat coconut milk for extra flavor. I served it with a 1/2 cup of rice in each bowl. Definitely a keeper, thanks!


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The Captains will offer many premium giveaways beginning on Opening Night, Friday, April 4 when the first 1,500 fans will receive a Captains Team Scarf, presented by Lake Heath and all fans will receive a magnet schedule. The giveaways are part of the Captains Opening Weekend celebration.
The Captains will honor Mother's with a special carnation giveaway presented by J.D. Ballantine's Flowers and Gifts on Saturday, May 10, the day prior to Mother's Day.
Friday, June 20, the first 1,500 fans will receive a Captains baseball cap, courtesy of Lake Health.
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Readercon has moved this year, and will be at the Quincy Marriott, in Quincy, MA (if you're not from around here, that's pronounced 'quin-zee'), starting this Thursday night (July 7 - 10). I have every intention of getting down there that first night, but it's a farther haul from the house than Burlington was, so we'll see.
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"Brandon outlines practical steps with which couples can grow toward mature sexuality and deeper intimacy. This book is a gift to professional and lay readers from a thoughful, reality-based perspective."
--Julian Slowinski, Psy.D, ABPP
"Brandon gives us the tools to remain (or become again) passionately monogamous. This book must be on the bookshelves of every therapist and should be required reading for couples contemplating marriage." --Andrew T. Goldstein, MD, FACOG
"When it comes to human sexuality, most books offer either technical information without practical suggestions, or how-to advice without much underlying substance. This is a refreshing and much needed exception." --David P. Barash
"Packed with sound, useful, and inspiring exercises, Brandon's work combines the best of human experiential knowledge, scientific research, and years of professional experience." --Stephen L. Braveman, LMFT, DST
"An excellent example of the expansion of knowledge in the area of relationships and sexuality, this book will serve not only marriage therapists and couples but also scholars interested in this subject. Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students through faculty and professionals; general readers." - Choice
"Wow! Dr. Brandon has thoroughly dissected the foundation, concepts, and components of monogamy in this terrific new book. In so doing, she gives us tools to remain (or become again) passionately monogamous. This book must be on the bookshelf of every therapist and should be required reading for any couple contemplating marriage." (Andrew T. Goldstein, MD, FACOG, President Elect, The International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health; Associate Editor, The Journal of Sexual Medicine; Co-founder, The Sexual Wellness Center)
"Monogamy: The Untold Story is a groundbreaking book that should be read by anyone who is, or has been, married, as well as anyone whose business it is to counsel married couples. Brandon's elucidation of where we have been and where we're headed will prove to be the seminal guidebook for this vital sector of our culture. Her mastery of evolutionary biology and the contradiction of political correctness in the bedroom, combines to paint a clear picture of what can be done to reset the course towards 'succulent monogamy'. You need to read this book." (Alan M. Altman MD, President, International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health (ISSWSH); Formerly Assistant Professor Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, Harvard Medical School; Consultative Gynecologist: Menopause and Female Sexual Dysfunction, Aspen, CO)
"When it comes to human sexuality, most books offer either technical, scientific information without practical suggestions, or 'how-to' advice without much underlying substance. 'Monogamy' is a refreshing and much-needed exception: intellectually substantial as well as down-to-earth useful. Engaging, provocative, accurate, and imaginative, Marianne Brandon's book will enhance your understanding as well as your love life." (David P. Barash, Professor of Psychology, University of Washington, and author of Strange Bedfellows: the surprising connection between sex, evolution and monogamy)
"Dr. Brandon's book is a gem – for the serious scholar exploring the psychological foundations of love and attraction as well as for the lay reader who is committed to making monogamy work in their lives. A comprehensive review of theories of childhood socialization is seamlessly integrated into explanations not only of why we fall in love but who we fall in love with. Detailed strategies for couples to use in enhancing their relationship are provided in a well-written and highly readable format for readers at all levels of expertise. Highly recommended for therapists, social scientists, teachers of human sexuality and marriage/family courses, and the lay reader looking to understand their own love maps." (Curt R. Bergstrand, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Sociology, Bellarmine University, Louisville, KY)
"Brilliantly written! In this easy to read, easy to use, guide couples will find ways to rejoice in monogamy despite incredible odds. Packed with sound, useful and inspiring exercises, Marianne Brandon combines the best of human experiential knowledge, scientific research and years of her own professional experience. A clear path to celebrating respectful, sexual ecstasy within the confines of a committed relationship is offered in such a palatable manner that readers will want to share this book with their friends and family. Clinicians will also want to add it to their library as a useful reference guide; finding both superb ways to challenge beliefs that humans are 'naturally hard-wired for monogamy' and when seeking practical homework assignments for their clients. I will definitely make this book a required reading for my students and interns as well!" (Stephen L. Braveman, LMFT, DST, author of CPR for your Sex Life: How to Breathe Life Into a Dead, Dying or Dull Sex Life)
"Monogamy is far from obvious. Even most pair-bonding species regularly deviate from its unwritten rules. Marianne Brandon gives us an honest look at the pleasures and problems of an ideal that humans seem only partially hard-wired to reach." (Frans de Waal, PhD, author of The Age of Empathy)
"Brandon does a masterful job taking on unsupported hypotheses, misguided ideas, and old-fashioned notions on monogamy for a nice reality check on where 'together forever' stands today. Well-researched, intelligent, and holistic, Brandon makes a massive topic accessible and applicable to professionals and the public alike. Readers seeking to bolster their monogamous efforts will feel empowered with the easy-to-follow exercises, as well as inspired by Brandon's wisdom, thoughtfulness, and hope in making love magical over the long-haul." (Yvonne K. Fulbright, PhD, MSEd, Sexologist, sexuality educator, author; founder of sexualitysource.com and sensualfusion.com)
"Brandon's Monogamy: The Untold Story is a much needed book that addresses the realities of our biological heritage and the expectations of our culture in a refreshing and forthright manner. The seamless fusion of science and practice make for a lucid and pleasurable read. This is a book for anyone who wants a deep understanding of monogamy and sound advice on how to make it work better for them." (David C. Geary, Ph.D., author of Male, Female: The Evolution of Human Sex differences)
"An erudite and juicy guide to understanding the paradoxes of our biology, and achieving the perfect combination of a loving and sexually passionate marriage." (Rachel Herz, PhD, author of The Scent of Desire)
"Monogamy is an informative and thought-provoking look at modern sexuality. Author Marianne Brandon helps the reader explore the origins of monogamy and the push and pull of our sexual instincts versus contemporary Western culture to ultimately learn to love more fully." (Irwin Goldstein, MD, Director of Sexual Medicine, Alvarado Hospital)
"In Monogamy: The Untold Story Dr. Brandon distills complex concepts about relationships and sexuality from the fields of anthropology, sociology an psychology and presents them in a clear and easy to understand format. She guides the reader on a jouney of reconnection with their sensory experiences and to an appreciation of the important relationship between love of oneself and love of a partner. A 'must-read' for couples interested in attaining or maintaining sexual vitality." (Dr. Susan Kellogg Spadt, PHD CRNP, Drexel University College of Medicine and Widener University College of Human Service Professions)
"Dr. Brandon's book on Monogamy is packed with great information on how to keep a marriage or committed partnership alive. She gives direct and practical advice without talking down to her reader. She gives a fair analysis of the social limitations of marriage as it stands and then gives couples some invaluable creative alternatives to enhance their chemistry. She lays out the options in a clear way and explains who is a good candidate for them. I think the book is timely and should be read by anyone looking to make a long term partnership last." (Tammy Nelson, PhD, author of Getting the Sex You Want)
"Marianne Brandon knows the truth about the challenges facing monogamy in a changing world. Biological, psychological, and cultural norms often work against the concept and practice of monogamy. In Monagomy: The Untold Story, she begins by not taking lifelong relationships for granted, and honestly and fearlessly explores the forces working against monogamy. Ever the gifted clinician, she moves on to outline practical steps for couples to take to free and sustain themselves towards mature sexuality and deeper intimacy. The book is a gift to professionals and lay readers from a thoughtful and reality based therapist." (Julian Slowinski, PsyD, ABPP, Senior Clinical Psychologist, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and co-author, The Sexual Male)


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Good morning!
I am trying to define a list that takes in all possible Address types, which I have previously defined, and use list comprehension to do so.
Here's what I've got for earlier definitions that will likely be helpful for you to know:
data Row = A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J deriving (Enum, Ord, Show, Bounded, Eq, Read)
data Column = One | Two | Three | Four | Five | Six | Seven | Eight | Nine | Ten deriving (Enum, Ord, Show, Bounded, Eq, Read)
data Address = Address Row Column deriving (Show, Read, Eq)
data Cell = Cell Address Bool deriving (Show, Read, Eq)
I'm not sure if I need to be using Cell in this solution, but perhaps.
This is my current solution, and I'm wondering if anyone has suggestions on improving it, or perhaps it's just completely wrong. Any guidance would be appreciated!
allAddressesA = [ x * y | x <- [Row] y <- [Column]]
And just for reference, here's a formal written requirement:
Define allAddressesA as the list of all possible board Addresses. Use a list comprehension that uses ranges of your Row and Column types.
Thank you! I'll be closely monitoring this so feel free to ask anything that you need clarified to help. I appreciate you taking the time to read this and potentially offer advice :)


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BOURNE, Mass. (AP) — People have tossed hooks and lines into the New England tides since long before there was a Cape Cod Canal for Eddie Pachucki to fish in. So Pachucki, casting into the canal's current for striped bass, couldn't fathom why he'd soon owe the state for the privilege.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: I love these "year's best" anthologies. These collections got me hooked on science fiction in the first place. I vividly remember picking up a Year's Best Science Fiction paperback in a department store when I was in sixth grade and falling in love with the cool cover. I only had a few dollars and, to my figuring, one book with dozens of stories was way better than a book with only one story. I couldn't have been more correct.
Of the 23 short stories included in this anthology, my favorites were "The Juniper Tree," by John Kessel, and Michael Stanwick's "The Raggle Taggle Gypsy-O." In Kessel's story, Jack Baldwin and his daughter Rosalind move to a colony on the Moon so that Jack can give his daughterand himselfa more peaceful life. While Jack succeeds in transplanting juniper trees in the low gravity, low moisture environment, his teenage daughter begins to assimilate into a strange, new society where sexuality is far more open than back on Earth. When Jack finds out that a boy has been intimate with his daughter, he overreacts and accidentally kills the boy. What follows is both miraculous and tragic. Stanwick's story is like an episode from The Twilight Zone about two unforgettable characters, Crow and Annie, and their eternal love.
This year's collection definitely measures up to the high standard set by its predecessors. The list of contributors is, as always, impressive -- Ursula K. Le Guin, Stephen Baxter, Greg Egan, Peter F. Hamilton, and Paul J. McAuley, to name a few. This edition of The Year's Best Science Fiction will make some great summer readingthe stories can be read in one tanning session outside. (Paul Goat Allen)


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ORLANDO—Travel projects 34.7 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more from home during the Labor Day holiday weekend, the highest volume for the holiday since 2008 and a 1.3% increase over 2013.
Nearly 86% of travelers (29.7 million) will celebrate the holiday with a final road trip before summer comes to a close and children head back to school. The Labor Day holiday travel period is defined as Thursday, August 28 to Monday, September 1.
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"As the economy makes modest gains, more Americans are joining the labor force this year," said AAA COO Marshall L. Doney. "With Labor Day symbolizing the American workers' contributions to the strength and prosperity of our country, it's only fitting that millions are choosing to celebrate this positive direction with an all-American road trip."
Consumer spending is continuing to rise in spite of stagnant income growth. In the third quarter of this year spending is expected to increase 3.8% year-over-year, while disposable personal income is only expected to increase 1.4%. Reliance on credit cards, rather than increasing income, is fueling holiday travel spending this year. While economic growth is slow, consumers are feeling more comfortable taking on debt.
"This year, Americans are more optimistic about their financial situation," continued Doney. "Consumer spending continues to outpace disposable income, indicating that Americans are comfortable using their credit cards to take one last summer vacation this year."
According to AAA's Leisure Travel Index, hotel rates for AAA Three Diamond lodgings are expected to increase 6% from one year ago with travelers spending an average of $171 per night compared to $161 last year. The average hotel rate for AAA Two Diamond hotels has risen 9% with an average cost of $125 per night.
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Well, it's halfway through 2016, and not much has changed since the beginning of the year. Despite the terrorism acts in Orlando, FL and Turkey, and the Brexit referendum, little has happened to affect the travel industry. Overall, things might have slowed a bit, but a majority of the fundamentals are holding steady, including occupancy, ADR and RevPAR. I've been asked why this cycle has lasted longer than those preceding it. As far as I am concerned, it's due to a single phrase: Never Again.
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Your Jamaican nature adventure takes you over a series of decks and platforms, connected by traverses, mounted in the trees of the rainforest. You'll begin with a safety briefing and demonstration of techniques conducted by certified canopy specialist guides who will stay with you throughout your adventure. Then the fun begins with your first traverse (zipline) as you soar over the Great River.
Your journey continues with eight additional zipline traverses coupled with intermittent nature walks. Each traverse and platform is unique with colorful names such as 'Limestone Cliff', 'Threesome Stop' and the highlight of the tour, the 1000 ft (300 meter) long 'Inter-parish Express'.
This Jamaica zipline tour offers a variety of experiences that highlight the diversity of Jamaica's landscape and history. Hear and see the rushing waters below as you traverse up to 35 miles (55km) an hour across springs, the Great River and a 150 year old dam. This amazing experience of gliding silently through a tunnel of trees is the closest you will ever get to feeling what it's like to be a jungle bird!
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OMG!!! This was soooo much fun!!! We had a ball and the staff was great! It started to rain which made it even more fun and exciting. Loud shout out to Dellano Harvey, Alex Williams, and the fabulous Shauna-Lee Douglas our tour guides that kept us in stitches and having fun the entire time. We absolutely loved it...


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Kara L. Hall, PhD, is a Health Scientist, the Director of the Science of Team Science (SciTS) Team, and Director of the Theories Initiative in the Science of Research and Technology Branch (SRTB), Behavioral Research Program (BRP), Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS), at the National Cancer Institute (NCI). During her career, Dr. Hall has participated in a wide variety of interdisciplinary clinical and research endeavors. Notably, Dr. Hall helped launch the SciTS field by co-chairing the 2006 conference The Science of Team Science: Assessing the Value of Transdisciplinary Research and co-editing the 2008 American Journal of Preventive Medicine Special Supplement on SciTS, recently identified as the most cited and downloaded AJPM supplement. Dr. Hall provides continued leadership for the SciTS field through roles such as planning committee member and contributor to the Annual International Science of Team Science (2010-2016), serving as Program Chair (2013) and Conference Chair (2014-2016). Dr. Hall served as a member of The National Academies Committee on the Science of Team Science (2012-2015). The resultant report, Enhancing the Effectiveness of Team Science, was the third most downloaded National Academies Press report in 2015. Dr. Hall also co-chairs a Trans-Agency Subcommittee on Collaboration and Team Science of the Federal Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program in the National Science and Technology Council in the Executive Office of the President.
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Hall, K.L., Stokols, D., Stipelman, B.A., Vogel, A.L, Feng, A., Masimore, B., Morgan, G., Moser, R.P., Marcus, S.E., & Berrigan, D. Assessing the Value of Team Science: A Study Comparing Center- and Investigator-Initiated Grants. Am J Prev Med 2012 Feb; 42(2):157-163.
Stokols,D.; Misra,S.; Moser,R.P.; Hall,K.L.; Taylor,B.K.; The ecology of team science: understanding contextual influences on transdisciplinary collaboration. Am J Prev Med 2008; 35(2 Suppl):S96-115.
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FINDLAY, Ohio – Pressed Paperboard Technologies LLC has been cited by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration for nine safety and health violations at the company's Findlay facility.
The company has entered into a settlement agreement to resolve the citations that includes providing enhancements to their safety and health program to further protect employees. The company will pay penalties of $81,450.
"Pressed Paperboard Technologies has a responsibility to protect workers from electrical hazards at work," said Kim Nelson, OSHA's area director in Toledo. "These hazards expose workers to the dangers of arc flash, electric shock and electrocution. Employers must train workers to work safely with electricity*."
Two willful violations of federal safety standards concerning electrical work were cited after maintenance employees worked on energized electrical equipment without proper training and personal protective equipment.
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I did not get any nor did my child, but she was gifted this dress that was too small for her so today I returned it and got 3 shirts. The shirts are awesome in color. The dress was not her style and too small.
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kids did not get any gift cards.
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I got one for $25 at TjMaxx from my niece.
DD got $25 at Walmart and $55 itunes.
DS got one $25 at Walmart.
$25 at Michaels
$20 at Payless
$25 visa gift card
My son got:
$50 to Walmart (they have a poor toy selection)
$10 to Subway
Dd and DS got build a bear, target and chuckee cheese...
I hate chuckee cheese.
We got quite a few. Home Depot, Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Mimi's Cafe, REI, TRU, Target.
we got two 100$ gift cards annonomously from someone at church. we dont have any clue who from because they gave it to one of the elders, and he gave it to us and said they didnt want us to know. The gift cards were to walmart. Which is awesome, that is where we shop for almost everything.
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Taylor - when I was preggo with DS, I worked in a mall and Subway was on my way to get to my store. I had subway every day for lunch, because I'd smell the bread baking when I got there at 8am...so yummy. We actually used our Subway gc this afternoon for lunch!
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The kids got Barnes & Noble too.
My brother, who is with us for the holidays, got 3 .... Fridays, Target, & Amex
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