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Okay so it's been over a year since my last post... I've been receiving a shed load of emails recently from those of you simply complimenting my work here and asking for advice for their own blogs.
While I like to consider the idea of monetising such advice, I prefer to just offer a little experience points.
Simply put, the only real advice I can offer to anyone starting, or maintaining, a blog site; is...
Sunday, 2 December 2012
Where's he been!?
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Monday, 26 September 2011
The Great Nebula in Orion
Finally got this thing processed! Again, taken at the OAM with a 12" Meade SCT and SBIG CCD with three waveband filters, calibrated and stacked in MaximDL.
Tried to get the right balance between contrast and brightness and I think it's okay. Either way, my first ever shot of a nebula and of course my favourite nebula :)
I may go over it again with a bluer filter for some funky styles, if I do I'll make sure I post the results.
This is a huge image, so it's best to download to view it properly. Do so by clicking the image to make it big, then right click, save as...
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Sunday, 25 September 2011
My very first RGB astro-photo!
And less importantly, my 100th blog post!
Albireo (β Cyg, β Cygni, Beta Cyg, Beta Cygni) is the fifth brightest star in the constellation Cygnus.
Albireo (β Cyg, β Cygni, Beta Cyg, Beta Cygni) is the fifth brightest star in the constellation Cygnus.
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Sunday, 13 February 2011
To boldly sow: Seeding the galaxy with Earthly life
Go forth and multiply (Image: L Allen (Harvard-Smithsonian CFA)/D. Padgett (SSC-Caltech/NASA
If there is no life on other planets, let's send it there
EARTH'S first interstellar expedition seems to be a disaster. During the long journey most of the passengers die from radiation sickness. When at last the spacecraft arrives, it crash-lands on the surface of a bleak and barren world. The capsule splits open and the alien air finishes off many of the remaining explorers. Over the ensuing days, some of the few survivors succumb to the extreme temperatures, while others die after drinking from pools of acid.
But one stalwart survives. Soon there is even better news: our explorer divides into two clones. Earth life reproduces for the first time under the light of an alien star. Its offspring mutate and begin to adapt to their new home, eventually spreading across the planet and evolving into new forms of life. That's one small step for a bug, one giant leap for bugkind.
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Monday, 31 January 2011
Creative Thinking or Daydreaming; What's the difference?
Creative thinking differs from daydreaming in one important way. When you daydream, for the most part, you are entertaining yourself. When you use creative thinking, you are working.
Creative people think, a lot. What creative people soon realize is that creative thinking is hard work. You can actually get tired when you think creatively.
People who don't use their imaginations in this way don't understand how thinking, even creative thinking, can be actual work that is as tiring as physical labour. Thinking is just thoughts and don't those run through your brain constantly, with little or no effort anyway?
Thoughts do run through your mind constantly, all sorts of them. That would be what makes staying on track with creative thinking so difficult.
The key is to know when your mind switches from creative thinking to daydreaming
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Saturday, 29 January 2011
New inflatable module will attach to ISS
NASA is in talks with Bigelow Aerospace to potentially acquire a new inflatable module for the International Space Station. Yes, that's right: they're going to blow up the ISS!
Bigelow Aerospace has been at this inflatable space station thing for quite a while, and it's actually got two prototypes in orbit already, demonstrating that making a space station out of glorified party balloons is provably not completely nuts.
Bigelow Aerospace has been at this inflatable space station thing for quite a while, and it's actually got two prototypes in orbit already, demonstrating that making a space station out of glorified party balloons is provably not completely nuts.
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Maser set to predict Milky Way's fate
WILL the Milky Way slam into its giant neighbour, Andromeda, in a few billion years?
A laser-like spot of light in the galaxy hints at an answer...
The speed at which Andromeda is moving towards the Milky Way can be determined from the Doppler shift of the light it emits. But the galaxy is too spread out for its subtle sideways motion in the sky to be detected. If it moves fast enough in this direction it may miss the Milky Way altogether.
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Will we ever glimpse the universe's first stars?
The race to see the universe's most distant objects continues. Astronomers reported a few days ago, the discovery of the farthest galaxy seen to date. Its light, which was captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, was emitted when the universe was less than 500 million years old, making it the oldest galaxy yet observed.
If history is any guide, the galaxy, dubbed UDFj-39546284, is unlikely to hold that title for long. So how far back in time, ultimately, can we go?
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Friday, 28 January 2011
Windows 7 HomeGroup not working? Try these 10 quick fixes
In theory, HomeGroups are supposed to simplify the process of sharing key folders and printers on your network. Sadly, they can be more trouble than they're worth – try these troubleshooting tips.
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Windows 7 Hidden Options and Tools - A Tutorial
Microsoft has done a fine job with Windows 7. All you need do is pop in an installation disc and provide the installer with some internet access information, then you can leave the room and make a cup of tea.
When you come back you'll have a fully working PC, complete with features that make working and playing much easier.
Windows 7's Taskbar makes it quicker to find, launch and manage your apps. There are also Libraries, which help you locate related files so you can view your work without spending ages browsing your hard drive.
Get more from your PC by using its advanced features
You get improved security, a host of new and revamped applets, low-level tweaks that improve performance and much more.
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Microsoft Announces Official Support between Kinect And Windows 7
Last year only a couple of weeks after Kinect hit the market, a bunch of dubious hackers managed to crack the hardware and get it running on a Windows 7 machine. While the function it performed was fairly basic, it opened the flood gates for the rest of the hackers and developers since acquiring the new hacked drivers.
Initially it didn't look like Microsoft condoned this practice and didn't seem too happy about it. But then at CES, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced that the company would announce official PC support for Kinect "in the right time".
It looks like Microsoft decided to take a leaf out of the hackers book, realising the potential that having the Kinect controller connected to a PC would bring.
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Leaked Internet Explorer 9 Screenshots Show Some Changes
Only a few days from the supposed release of the Release Candidate for Internet Explorer 9 and some screenshots have been released by a Russian website which show changes in the appearance of the browser. The speed and compatibility of the browser is also said to be better in this next release, but i'll hit the high points of the changes made to the user interface.
It appears that the header and toolbars have been shortened yet again to provide even more real estate for the webpage.
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Sunday, 23 January 2011
Fake Mars Astronauts Are Approaching Fake Mars!
With less than 10,000 miles to go until they reach fake Mars, the fake mission to the Red Planet is going as planned. Which is to say, the space travel simulation project known as Mars-500 project is full of mishaps and surprises, as the Russian Institute for Biomedical Problems tests the fake astronauts' ability to handle anything outer space could throw at them.
The next milestone: the fake arrival in Mars orbit on February 1.
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Polar Ring Galaxy NGC 660
NGC 660 lies near the center of this intriguing skyscape, swimming in the boundaries of the constellation Pisces. Over 20 million light-years away, its peculiar appearance marks it as a polar ring galaxy.
A rare galaxy type, polar ring galaxies have a substantial population of stars, gas, and dust orbiting in rings nearly perpendicular to the plane of the galactic disk. The bizarre configuration could have been caused by the chance capture of material from a passing galaxy by the disk galaxy, with the captured debris strung out in a rotating ring. The polar ring component can be used to explore the shape of the galaxy's otherwise unseen dark matter halo by calculating the dark matter's gravitational influence on the rotation of the ring and disk. Broader than the disk, NGC 660's ring spans about 40,000 light-years.
Image Credit & Copyright: Stephen Leshin
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Friday, 21 January 2011
Podcast: What's New With Supermassive Black Holes?
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What's New With Supermassive Black Holes
Of all astronomical objects, there are few that inspire the imagination more than black holes. I'll tell you about a couple of results that have come out recently having to do with supermassive black holes.(Podcast download at bottom of article.)
What's New With Supermassive Black Holes
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Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka
Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka, are the bright bluish stars from east to west (left to right) along the diagonal in this gorgeous cosmic vista.
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Otherwise known as the Belt of Orion, these three blue supergiant stars are hotter and much more massive than our Sun.
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Thursday, 20 January 2011
10 Amazing Theories and Discoveries of Modern Astronomy
Astronomy has come a long way in the past 100 years, with revelations from Einstein, Bohr, Hubble and other great astronomers, physicists, and scientists. While certainly some of the greatest discoveries in astronomy of all time include the discovery of the other planets of the solar system, the true relation of the Earth to the Sun, and the mathematical calculations for planetary orbits by Kepler and universal gravitation by Newton, more shocking discoveries have been made in modern astronomy than in times past, and shows us just how cool our universe actually is.
Dark Energy
As we'll discuss later in this article, it has been discovered using the Hubble constant and measurements of supernovae of distant stars that the universe is not contracting, nor is it static (as Einstein thought), but instead, the universe is expanding, and the expansion is speeding up.
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Hubble takes a Clear look at the Lagoon Nebula
The Hubble telescope has offered stunning images, such as colliding galaxies and top 10 Hubble images, for over 20 years. One of my favourite Hubble images is the Lagoon Nebula in the Sagittarius constellation. In this amazing picture you can see almost every ripple in the nebula's murky starscape.
The Lagoon Nebula (catalogued as Messier 8 or M8, and as NGC 6523) is a giant interstellar cloud in the constellation Sagittarius.
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Sunday, 16 January 2011
Ophiuchus, what is it and why? And just how wrong is your horoscope?
So you've heard that the astrological charts are changing and that the birth signs are somehow incorrect?
Okay, well it seems that there is now a 13th sign added to the zodiac, which means pushing the others aside to make room for it and some of you will now find yourself with a completely new birth sign - how is this possible? well...
Classical representation of a horoscope, showing the 12 houses
The world of astrology is all abuzz with this news, but in fact it's not news at all. This thirteenth constellation (Ophiuchus, or The Serpent Bearer) has always been there. And astronomers have known for centuries that it's intruding into the zodiac.
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Thursday, 13 January 2011
NGC 3521 Close Up - and what a beauty!
This was such an awesome picture I had to share it with all, such awe inspiring largeness in a teeny little photo. Click the image to see a HighRes version.
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A Free Course in Introductory Astronomy!
If you're just slightly interested in the area of Astronomy and have always had a yearning to understand things a little more, or already a seasoned stargazer wanting to brush up, then you'll not be able to resist this short course.
Designed as a 'work-at-home-for-qualifications' course, the lectures are recorded live in the classroom with the legend Professor Robert Nemiroff, incidentally also the editor and author of NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) Website, as a means for students to 'work from home'.
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Thursday, 23 December 2010
New Molecule Could Lead to More Efficient Rocket Fuel
Trinitramid is the name of the new molecule that may be a component in future rocket fuel. This fuel could be 20 to 30 percent more efficient in comparison with the best rocket fuels available today, according to researchers. The discovery was made at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Sweden.
"A rule of thumb is that for every ten-percent increase in efficiency for rocket fuel, the payload of the rocket can double.
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Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Total Lunar Eclipse, December 21st
This night also happens to be the first day of Winter for us in the Northern parts with the Winter solstice occurring 23:38 UT - as well as being a FULL moon!
Starting at 05:29:17 UT (Universal Time) and ending at roughly 11am UT.
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Geminids Meteor Shower Peak - December 13th and 14th
Every winter around the middle of December one of the most spectacular meteor showers of the year occurs like clockwork. It is known as the Geminids meteor shower and it begins on December 6th and ends around December 19th. In the middle of this duration is when it will reach its peak. This will be on December 13th and the 14th.
This meteor shower is one of the most showy and dazzling of them all in the northern hemisphere...
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Wednesday, 24 November 2010
16th century astronomer exhumed to solve murder mystery
PRAGUE: It's a 21st-century high-tech 'whodunit' 400 years after death: did renowned Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe really succumb to kidney failure or was he poisoned, in a royal plot over a love affair?
Pinning their hopes on cutting-edge technologies, this week a Czech-Danish team exhumed the nobleman's body from the tomb where he was buried in 1601 inside Our Lady Before Tyn church in Prague's historic Old Town Square.
For four days, they will subject his remains to tests they hope will confirm or deny whether kidney failure will remain the 'official' cause of death - or whether something more sinister might have been afoot.
Was Tycho Brahe - the astronomer who constructed this zodiacal armillary instrument for the measurements of altitudes and azimuths of celestial objects - murdered?
Tipped off by the mercury in his beard
"In fact, we are not coming here to investigate and say it was a murder or not, we're going to investigate... the whole life of Tycho Brahe," said Jens Vellev, a professor from Denmark's Aarhus University who heads the 50-member research team.
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Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Gazing tips: Observing Venus Without Staring at the Sun
Venus is currently a prime observing target and stargazers should be careful aiming telescopes at the brilliant planet because it is appearing close to the sun at dusk.
Venus' orbit is closer to the sun than Earth's, so the planet passes between Earth and sun once every orbit. This is known as inferior conjunction (to distinguish it from when Venus passes on the far side of the sun, known as superior conjunction).
Venus was at its greatest brilliancy Sept. 23, and is now moving swiftly toward inferior conjunction Oct. 28.
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What happened to all the antimatter?
.....was a question posed recently on the QA wall by, Msomi Thobani.Let me attempt to answer this as briefly as I can...
Experiments teach us that for every fundamental particle there exists an antiparticle. The big bang and its aftermath almost certainly produced particles and antiparticles in equal numbers. However, for as far out in the universe as we can probe, our observations indicate that we live in a universe of matter, not antimatter. What happened to the antimatter?
A tiny imbalance between particles and antiparticles must have developed early in the evolution of the universe, or it all would have annihilated, leaving only photons and neutrinos. Subtle asymmetries between matter and antimatter, some of which we have observed experimentally in the laboratory, must be responsible for this imbalance.
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Saturn's not-so-famous giant ring
The Spitzer infrared space telescope imaged a very large and extremely tenuous ring around Saturn in October of last year, sharing the orbit of its innermost retrograde satellite Phoebe.
The media were likely to make much of this but so far we've heard very little. It certainly helps to explain the strange albedo asymmetry of Iapetus. There is a BBC story here, but the image they have included does not show the new ring at its correct size. The picture above is an artists conception, but correctly to scale.
See here for NASA press release.
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Labels: Space Blog
Saturday, 28 August 2010
New Nanoresonator display tech will make the Apple Retina Display look low-rez
Apple is justifiably proud of their so called "retina display", but a new display technology promises to make it look like about as sharp as a worn out 1977 Sylvania Superset!
This picture might look fuzzy, but that's because it's a super magnified image of an incredibly tiny area. About six of these University of Michigan logos would fit in the width of a single human hair.
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Pulling Electricity Straight Out Of Thin Air?
Lightning storms show us that there's plenty of electricity up there in the clouds, and scientists have been trying to harness it since Ben Franklin's famous kite experiment.
Now there may be a breakthrough.
Now there may be a breakthrough.
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There is plenty of top-class action today at Cheltenham as trainers take the last opportunity before the Festival to acquaint their horses with the track's unique undulations. That is particularly the case for the French, whose horses are used to flat tracks.
In the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars Novice Hurdle (12.55), Brewster looks the one. He's won here twice and beat Ladalko in the Challow Hurdle at Newbury last time, which looks solid form.
Cornish Rebel is quirky but he should outclass the opposition in the Timeform Novice Chase (1.30).
My first ride of the day is on a horse who knows Cheltenham inside out, Seebald, in the Victor Chandler Chase (2.05). He ran two great races at Exeter, behind Azertyuiop and then Best Mate, but found the King George too much, finishing sixth to Kicking King. He's back to a stiff two miles, which is probably his best trip, but is likely to be beaten by Well Chief, who isn't the biggest but has so much class he will be hard to beat, even with 11st 10lb. It's a handicap, so we and Thisthatandtother, have a squeak.
My best chance of a winner is Westender in the Byrne Bros Cleeve Hurdle (2.35). He loves Cheltenham and seemed to get 2½ miles there last time when winning his first race since 2001, beating Big Moment nine lengths. He tries three miles today and if he gets it, he has a good chance of upsetting Crystal d'Ainay. The other danger is Monet's Garden.
I also sit out the Pillar Chase (3.10). It's difficult, but I'd side with Grey Abbey.
The last time Redemption and Le Duc met here, they fought out the finish, and it should be much the same in the Ladbrokes Trophy (3.45). Both have their faults – mine's not a great jumper and Le Duc doesn't much like the game – but both are talented.
The last, the Wragge & Co Juvenile Hurdle (4.15), looks the best Triumph Hurdle trial so far. I ride the unbeaten Yankeedoodledandy for Pat Haslam. He looked progressive when beating Napolitain four lengths here in December. There are two highly rated French horses in Danaw and Bonbon Rose, but the big danger is Martin Pipe's Miss Academy. She picks up no penalty for her facile win at Newcastle and we all have to give her a stone.


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Apparently wide receiver Devin Funchess is not the only recent Michigan football player who can throw down. After seeing Funchess' impressive dunk on Instagram on Sunday, quarterback Devin Gardner decided to make one of his own. @dfunch @carislevert @glennrob3 Y'all know I had to once I saw Funch bunnies! #BronXIIs A video posted by Devin Gardner • Detroit, MI (@devg98...
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Michigan didn't have a lot of great offensive weapons to work with in 2014, but one of them was junior wide receiver Devin Funchess. He won't be taking part in the new era of Michigan Wolverines football though, as the school announced Funchess would skip his senior season and declare for the NFL Draft. "I would like to thank my family, coaches and teammates for their support...
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Michigan could be without its star receiver this Saturday against Utah. Brady Hoke, during an appearance with "Stoney and Bill" on Detroit's 97.1 FM The Ticket, discussed the injuries that his team is dealing with – sort of. The Michigan coach said that every Wolverine who suffered an injury during last Saturday's 34-10 victory against Miami (Ohio) will be a "game...
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In what has been an up and down (mostly down) year for the Michigan football team, it will hope to make the most of it in its final game against Kansas State in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. Michigan (7-5) will face Kansas State (7-5) for the first time ever in Tempe, Arizona on December 28 at 10:15 p.m. ET. It will also mark the first time Michigan will play at Sun Devil Stadium...
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Posted: April 30, 2013
The newest God of Fire cigars from Prometheus International Inc. and Arturo Fuente are now on their way to cigar shops across the country.
According to Keith Park, owner of the company and the God of Fire brand, about 500 boxes each of the Fuente-made cigars are being shipped. Now in its ninth year, each release of God of Fire is rolled by the Fuente family at Tabacalera A. Fuente y Cia. in the Dominican Republic and then aged in the factory's storing room for a time before being released. In addition to an elaborate band that features the Greek titan Prometheus, each cigar also has a secondary band designating the year the cigar was rolled.
This year, Park is releasing two lines of cigars that he says have been aging for three years: God of Fire by Don Carlos 2010 and God of Fire by Carlito 2010, and another line that has been aged for two years, God of Fire Serie B 2011.
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Additionally, God of Fire by Carlito 2010, which uses a Cameroon wrapper to cover a Dominican binder and filler, will be shipped in four sizes. They are Double Robusto, which measures 5 3/4 inches by 52 ring; Piramide, 6 3/8 by 52; Churchill, a traditional 7 inches by 48 ring; and Double Corona 7 5/8 by 49.
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Okay Yes ALy you were first i had to re do it i forgot to add the Polyvore page at the bottom and this is the one that really needed it so i'm sorry i deleted any of the comments you made so it wouldn't smush together
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if anything, this would be a good point to come back too... however i must ask that you try to continue lmaooo
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LOL my name's Roxie :D and yeah it feels like forever since a sexy marine has occupied my mind lmaoooo maybe it is time and Chad and Chris will have their happy ending... (hopefully together) hehehe
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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-210?page=comments#action_12366868 ] Deepa Remesh commented on DERBY-210: ------------------------------------ Thanks Kathey for reading patch4. The purpose of these lists do not seem to be same as what is indicated in the code comments. In my work for DERBY-210, I found objects added to these lists is one of the causes of memory leak. Solution that was suggested by you and Bernt was to use weak references in these lists. In my patch proposal, I have mentioned use of WeakHashMap instead of LinkedList. I tried to see if I can remove these lists but thought it to be too disruptive since the usage of these lists is not very clear. So I have opened DERBY-817 for further work on these lists. Please check DERBY-817 to see if it answers some of your questions. I am trying to summarize my understanding about these lists: ------------------------------------------------- openStatements_ : ------------------------------------------------- * What is it used for? When Connection.close() is called, this list is checked to get a list of open statements and statements are marked closed and removed from the list. This happens in Connection.markStatementsClosed() method. They also are used in reset method called by ClientPooledConnection to reset statements when re-using the same physical connection. * What is added and when? All statement objects, except positioned update statements, are added to this list. This happens in createStatement and prepare* methods in Connection class. For positioned update statements, there is a comment in the code in Connection.preparePositionedUpdateStatement: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // The positioned update statement is not added to the list of open statements, // because this would cause a java.util.ConcurrentModificationException when // iterating thru the list of open statements to call completeRollback(). // An updatable result set is marked closed on a call to completeRollback(), // and would therefore need to close the positioned update statement associated with the result set which would cause // it to be removed from the open statements list. Resulting in concurrent modification // on the open statements list. // Notice that ordinary Statement.closeX() is never called on the positioned update statement, // rather markClosed() is called to avoid trying to remove the statement from the openStatements_ list. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * What is removed and when (finalize/close/some other time) ? Currently, removal happens when 1) Connection is closed 2) Statement is (explicitly) closed. 3) Code to *remove_from_list* is also there is the finalize method call path. But this is a no-op since finalize() will get called only when there are no references to objects in any lists. ------------------------------------------------- CommitAndRollbackListeners_ : ------------------------------------------------- * What is it used for? Please see DERBY-817. It seems like this list is not needed at least for purposes indicated by comment. This may need further investigation. * What is added and when? PreparedStatements, ResultSets and Lobs are added to this list from their listenToUnitOfWork() methods. * What is removed and when (finalize/close/some other time) ? For all three types of objects, removal happens in their completeLocalCommit and completeLocalRollback methods. For PreparedStatement and ResultSet, they are also removed from this list when they are closed. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What patch4 (it changes finalization of statement objects) does to removal from these lists : ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Removal of statement objects from these two lists is moved to markClosed method. With respect to these lists, whatever was previosuly done by markClosed() method remains unchanged. A new method markClosed(boolean removeListener) is added to distinguish when the objects will be removed from the list. markClosed(true) is only called from close() methods. In this case, there is no change from previous behaviour since the following was previously done in close() method: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ markClosed(); connection_.openStatements_.remove(this); ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ and now it is replaced with ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ markClosed(true); ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Before this patch, finalize method code path also had *remove_from_list* call. But this would never be visited. For finalize to be called, there should not be any reference to the statement object from any lists. Applying the same logic, in the patch, finalize just calls markClosed(), which does not have *remove_from_list* call. I hope this helps you in continuing to read the patch. > Network Server will leak prepared statements if not explicitly closed by the user until the connection is closed > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-210 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-210 > Project: Derby > Type: Bug > Components: Network Client > Reporter: Kathey Marsden > Assignee: Deepa Remesh > Attachments: DOTS_ATCJ2_Derby-noPatch.png, DOTS_ATCJ2_Derby-withPatch.png, derby-210-patch1.diff, derby-210-patch2.diff, derby-210-patch2.status, derby-210-patch3.diff, derby-210-patch4-v2.diff, derby-210-patch4-v2.status, derby-210-v2-draft.diff, derby-210-v2-draft.status, derbyStress.java > > Network server will not garbage collect prepared statements that are not explicitly closed by the user. So a loop like this will leak. > ... > PreparedStatement ps; > for (int i = 0 ; i < numPs; i++) > { > ps = conn.prepareStatement(selTabSql); > rs =ps.executeQuery(); > while (rs.next()) > { > rs.getString(1); > } > rs.close(); > // I'm a sloppy java programmer > //ps.close(); > } > > To reproduce run the attached program > java derbyStress > Both client and server will grow until the connection is closed. > > It is likely that the fix for this will have to be in the client. The client does not send protocol to close the prepared statement, but rather reuses the PKGNAMCSN on the PRPSQLSTT request once the prepared statement has been closed. This is how the server knows to close the old statement and create a new one. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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MTV has finally signed off on a reunion show for 2Gether. The surviving members of the "boy band" will produce their own show and MTV will then air it. I'm fascinated to see how seriously they take this.
I know this photo spread with the theme "Bros Blowin' Shotties" is about sharing a hit, but it looks so sexy and erotic.
Bret Easton Ellis is writing a screenplay for (straight) porn star James Deen to star in. It's meant to be a non-porn film, but Deen has to act and be full-frontal naked banging girls and guys." This could end up being so bad it's good.
While it's theoretically a good thing that Josh Gad, Rory O'Malley, Michael Potts and Andrew Rannells have extended their contracts with The Book of Mormon through 2013, I'm not sure how that squares with the news that Rannells was cast as the lead in Ryan Murphy's new family show.
With the announcement that Democratic state senator Mary Margaret Haugen would vote for marriage equality in Washington, they have the 25th vote for passage. But just like a kicker missing a field goal in a playoff game, she reminds us that it doesn't matter what vote she was, just that she's voting for it. Her full statement should be required reading for every politician on the subject.
Kristin Chenoweth is finally visiting Hot In Cleveland. She'll play a friend of the girls who leaves her longtime boyfriend, a fancy dermatologist to the stars. They have to convince her to go back to him so they can keep getting appointments with him.
Towleroad has an It Gets Better video from out active duty Air Force in Afghanistan that really touched me, likely because of my Air Force roots.
Summer Glau is headed to Seattle Grace for a story arc. I'm trying to imagine the Whedon loyalists forcing themselves to watch Grey'S Anatomy and pretend they like it to support Glau, like they do all of Joss' favorites.
Jason Ritter is going to try out life as a doctor in the upcoming NBC drama County. Frankly, I think I'd have preferred him as a hot fireman in their other new drama, Chicago Fire. I like firemen. Well, Hollywood firemen. The ones who hang out in front of my local fire station just don't look the same.
Christopher Plummer may be barking up the wrong tree when he badmouths Uggi, the scene stealer from The Artist. Granted, his preference for Cosmo, the dog from Beginners might be biased, though his characterization of Terrence Malick is spot on.
Cat Deeley teases that a former celebrity judge is returning to So You Think You Can Dance, but as an auditioner. "He's my best friend since doing the show," teased an infectiously giddy Deeley. "He makes me laugh so much. I'm so excited to have him back!" Co-executive producer Jeff Thacker added, "He wanted to come in for an audition, just to see what they're like. I think he's going to bring something very special to it." My guess is her buddy Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
In a rare victory for the 4th Amendment lately, SCOTUS ruled that police must have a warrant before placing a GPS tracking device on your car.
Starz has cast Tom Riley in Da Vinci's Demons, their upcoming eight part series. I'm curious as to how it's written, as many historians believe Da Vinci to have been gay, and the show is billed as "the 'untold' story of the world's greatest genius during his turbulent youth in Renaissance Florence. Brilliant and passionate, the twenty five-year old da Vinci is an artist, inventor, swordsman, lover, dreamer and idealist." I'm also trying to figure out why I was already following Riley on Twitter, unless it was because of his one episode of Bedlam.
NBC has picked up three comedies, including Rosanne Barr's trailer park comedy Downwardly Mobile.
In New Jersey, Governor Chris Christie continues to defy expectations by nominating a gay, African-American Republican mayor and assistant Attorney General to the state supreme court.
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1. In a medium bowl add in the mayonnaise and beat well.
2. Add in remaining ingredients and mix well with the spoon.
3. Cover the bowl with saran wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
4. Top Hamburgers buns with ham patties, mayonnaise, tomato and lettuce. Serve with low sodium ketchup.
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1631 Calories from Fat 1574
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 175 g269.3%
Saturated Fat 16.3 g81.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 157.1 mg52.4%
Sodium 1052 mg43.8%
Total Carbohydrates 11 g3.7%
Dietary Fiber 4.2 g16.9%
Sugars 3 g
Protein 2 g4.4%
Vitamin A 86%
Vitamin C 24.5%
Calcium 3.8%
Iron 10.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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August 2015 Washington Insights Update
Congress has been adjourned this month for the annual August recess. Most members, and many staff, have been away from Washington. Seemingly little negotiation has occurred on big-ticket items which members must address once they return. Perhaps the most looming item is appropriations, which must be addressed before September 30 to prevent a government shutdown. September is expected to be a busy month on Capitol Hill – in addition to appropriations, Congress must vote on the Iran nuclear agreement, transportation funding, and child nutrition reauthorization.
Barbara Hiden Talks about ABA's Priority Issues
Barbara Hiden, Vice President of Federal Affairs for the American Beverage Association, the trade group that represents the nation's non-alcoholic beverage industry, will be our guest speaker on September 24, 2014.
Category Management Starter Kits Reveal Interesting Learnings
After successfully launching and training 200+ foodservice industry participants on category management, IFMA and The Partnering Group (TPG) identified that some manufacturers needed further support on how to move forward with using the Full Plate™ industry best practice. These manufacturers needed a more "hands on" approach to adopting category management with specific, actionable outcomes. To support the needs of these manufacturers, IFMA and TPG created the Full Plate™ Capability Building Starter Kit in the Fall of 2014.
House Passes Voluntary GMO Labeling Bill
The U.S. is a step closer to enacting a consistent, national approach to certifying and labeling genetically modified (GMO) foods. A bill passed by the U.S. House today would alleviate food manufacturers' burden of complying with differing state GMO labeling laws. However, the bill also would lead to an FDA-mandated definition of "natural," among other provisions.
Julia Bauscher Talks about the Healthy and Hunger-Free Kids Act on Upcoming Washington Insights Call
Julia Bauscher, Director, School and Community Nutrition Services for Jefferson County Public Schools (KY), incoming President, School Nutrition Association (SNA) and 2013 Silver Plate Winner will be our guest speaker.


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On these dates, enjoy reduced admission ($19 adults; $14 seniors and students) and see Fast Forward and Human Interest. Two floors are closed as we prepare for the 2017 Biennial.
The perfect gift for any art enthusiast:Memberships start at just $85.
In this video, Ikue Mori and Zeena Parkins perform Christian Marclay's Sixty-Four Bells and a Bow (2009), in which sixty-four small hand bells are used as sound sources.


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When you pick the recommended Medigap Insurance Medigap Insurance Policy a Medicare Supplement Plan F for example you won't ever have to fork over any money at all when you have medicare care in a physician's office, specialty treatment center or hospital that accepts standard Medicare.
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With a easy comparison of Medicare Supplemental Rates, you'll have the one that fits for your finances and your health and then everything will be taken care of for you. To repeat, if you sign up for a Medicare Supplemental Insurance Plan F from our company, you won't ever have a leftover bill to stress out over.
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Just like all the thousands and thousands of elderly Americans that we have assisted over the years, you've probably found that looking figure out a conclusion on the right Medigap Policies is often aggravating right?. And, trying to find a Medicare Supplemental Insurance Company to work with as you compare Medicare Supplement Insurance Quotes is often no picnic too.
Good news though, not every brokerage is like this. Locating a Medicare Supplemental Insurance Policy Broker that is trustworthy is a piece of cake because:
What is more, you never pay for our services.
Medigap Rates: Why purchase through our company?
If you are on Medicare, you're in all probability coping with complex decisions on deciding on the ideal Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan and you're in all probability duped by Medicare Advantage salespeople.
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But that's not the full measure we can do. Ever tried apply for an insurance policy like a Medicare Supplemental Insurance Plan? Many who do, are frequently denied coverage or gotten restrictions on their policy that they didn't see coming only after they had taken care of the first premium. Way too many times there are enormous problems involved receiving the money you put down for the first premium or getting enrolled in other suitable Medicare Supplement Plan or other plans.
Things like this don't happen on our watch.
All the Medigap Plan Brokers on our staff also are Medigap Plan field underwriters.†That means our team will not only aid to locate the lowest Medicare Supplemental Policies, but we'll make certain that you will qualify for the policy before we go through the approval process. If you'll answer a few fast questions respecting your health, you could easily be instantly approved for a Medicare Supplemental Policy that will accept you the first time, sans frustrations or fears about of denied claims for lack of coverage.
We won't suggest a Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan to you unless we know that you qualify to be approved by the Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan carrier. Furthermore, our Best Premium Promise insures our customers won't ever pay a dime for our professional and are always paying the cheapest available rate for the plan you qualify for.
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Indian IIP Growth - Is it good enough? - 14 January 15
Indian IIP data for Nov-14 (+3.8% y/y) was released on 12-Jan-15. It has moved up smartly from the -4.2%. growth for Oct-14.
But is that unequivocal good news? This report looks at the Indian IIP growth from a couple of other perspectives. Please click here to view the report.
SILVER TO TEST 13, REBOUND TO 19 - 03 November 14
Precious metals complex, including Silver, has been in strong downtrend since 2011, falling 68% from the top near 51. The decline may come to an end near $13 and then bounce towards $19 in the coming 6 months... Click Here to read the full report.
Medium Term Forecasts on Euro and Yen - 11 April 14
EURO-DOLLAR @ 1.3884:GREAT SQUEEZE NEARING AN ENDEURO-RUPEE @ 85.57:DOWNWARD MOMENTUM IN DOUBT... Click Here to read the full report.
Was paying Forward Premium profitable for Importers? - 15 Feb 14
Forward Premia increased sharply in June-July 2013 and retain an overall uptrend currently. Would it have been advisable for Importers to pay these high and rising Forward Premia in order to hedge themselves? Would it have been profitable?"... Click Here to read the full report.
Colour of Money - 27 August, 2013
Short term or Long term Investments...
Rupee Report
14 May 2008 - In our Special report dated 08-Apr-08, when the Spot was 40.0150, we had set targets of 40.85 and 41.20. Those levels have long been achieved and seem quite distant now. Question is, where do we go from here? ...
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11 Mar 2008 - The recent rise of Dollar-Rupee has left many people baffled. The common question we have been hearing is, "How can the Dollar rise against the Rupee even while it continues to fall against every other currency?" ... To read the full report please Click Here
Asian Currencies
- 12th Jan, 2007
A look at the charts of three Asian currencies, viz. the Korean Won, Taiwan Dollar and the Indonesian Rupiah.
While you were trading - 08 Apr, 2006
This is a new column, which will take a freewheeling look at what's happening in a wide range of markets round the world. This column will not dwell on what to do, but will simply observe and point out implications, if any.
What does Greenspan watch? - 09 Feb, 2005
Which variables does Alan Greenspan Chairman of the US Fedral Reserveconsider while deciding policy?How havethey been moving?
�Investment Flows - 05 Apr, 2003
A study of Global Investment Flows into and out of the USA on 5th April, 2003
Using MA in Uptrend - 10 Feb, 2003
Stastical study on using a perticular Moving Average during an uptrand in
Don't see 1.60 on USD-CHF in May
- 29 Apr 99
Swiss Franc is due to strengthen against US Dollars
The Euro Cometh
- 13 May 98
Its a Reality - 2nd May 1998 was a historic
day when the mutual exchange rates of the first
wave of "In" countries were locked into each other. An analysis
Financial Market Changes - what changes is
the Euro going to bring about in the Financial Markets.
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It is quite common to expect that along with age the ability to remember things do take a hit. Somebody, who leads a busy corporate lifestyle, will struggle to remember every bit of information. However, being in an emergency situation, it can really be worrying. Hence, the stress should be to look at ways to boost up the brain power. One can consult some of the best names in the medical fraternity, but it is also fact that plenty of healthcare firms have come up with the range of supplements, which has helped matters.
It is always easy to do a Google browse and one should stumble upon an exclusive range of such supplements, which helps to fight memory loss. Most firms have options of online purchase and that should make the buying process easy. However, the fear of suffering from headaches and other form of side effects, which has forced people to tread carefully.
In such a scenario one can however try out Cognimaxx XL. It may be recent supplement catering to memory loss, but in quick time, the supplement has carved out a niche for its self.
What is Cognimaxx XL?
The product is best described as a brain supplement specially targeted for people, who are eager to boost up memory levels. As mentioned earlier that it is largely the older generation with fading memories, who are the biggest consumers. However, there have also been instances of university students taking this memory booster so that, one can remember more during the course of exams.
What is the product made for?
The inability to remember things can be an overhang for people cut across sectors. Modern day work pressure is taking a toll and both corporate professionals as well as students are suffering from memory lapse. Someone who intends to look for quick and safe remedial options can always trust Cognimaxx XL.
A close look at the ingredients:
It is natural to expect that a consumer will want to focus on specific ingredients used in the formula. There are instances when inappropriate use of components has given rise to side effect concerns. However, there should not be any concerns here as the makers have stressed on naturally sourced components, which hardly bear the potential to give out side effects. Let us have a look at the list.
- L- Glutamine
- Gingko Biloba
- Bacopin
- Vinpocetine
- Acetylcarnitine
- Dimethylaminoethanol
What are its features?
Below mentioned are some of the key features of Cognimaxx XL as the best memory loss supplement.
1.It is an effective memory enhancer, which works behind the scenes in order to boost up the memory levels.
2.The careful choice of ingredients has been its highlight feature. Since the stress has been to do away with anything harmful, it just means that the side effect fears are virtually zero.
3.It is one of the rare supplements, which can deliver effective and quick results along with the competitive pricing feature.
How does it work?
It is a complete natural formula, which boosts up the blood flow to the brain. Hence, that certainly improves the ability of the brain to remember more. The formula works in tandem with the brain cells membranes and helps to revive any form of brain loss. Moreover, the careful use of naturally sourced ingredients has made the product completely safe for use.
Are there any side effect concerns?
This is perhaps the section, which most will directly scroll down to. It is the fear of side effects, which continue to haunt consumers of pills and one will want to seek direct answers. Well to put it straight, one should note that there is yet to be any form of recorded side effects for regular Cognimaxx XL users. Therefore, one need not show much concern regarding after effects. One should however stick to the regular dosage.
What are its benefits?
There is a lot to gain for people, who intend to take their daily dose of Cognimaxx XL. Let us get into the specifics regarding the benefits.
1. The supplement certainly helps to enhance memory, focus and concentration.
2. Other than memory, it helps to boost up stamina and energy levels of an individual.
3. It raises the flow of the blood to the brain, which helps one to remember more.
4. It is a natural supplement, which is devoid of any form of risk.
Where can I buy Cognimaxx XL?
The product is not available at the retail stores, but that should not set the alarm bells ringing for potential buyers. The makers have offered extensive online purchase options. An easy to use official website should make the purchase experience simply great. The makers also ship the product quickly. Anyone who intends to purchase can click on the link given below.
What is its effect?
The supplement has certainly been a great addition to the exclusive range of memory enhancers available in town. It boasts of the ability to do a quick job and yet leave no side effects.


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Apple Butter
|2 Dozen, quartered (Choose Medium Sized Ones)
|Sweet cider
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
Cook apples in cider until tender.
Press through a sieve or food mill; measure 3 quarts apple pulp.
Cook pulp until thick enough to round up in a spoon.
As pulp thickens, stir frequently to prevent sticking.
Add sugar and spices.
Cook slowly, stirring frequently, until thick.
Pour hot into hot jars, leaving 1/4-inch head space.
Adjust caps.
Process pints and quarts 10 minutes in boiling water bath.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4387 Calories from Fat 51
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 6 g9.3%
Saturated Fat 1 g5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 68.6 mg2.9%
Total Carbohydrates 1163 g387.7%
Dietary Fiber 90.2 g360.9%
Sugars 1006.3 g
Protein 9 g19%
Vitamin A 38.3% Vitamin C 281.8%
Calcium 29.2% Iron 27.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Men now spend more time on the way they look. How men present themselves at work, in their social and home lives has become so much more important. Here are 8 top ways to look cool and feel more confident.

Here Are 8 Tips on Improving Your Image

 Good skin care is easy. Soap or lotion and moisturizing are the two main ways you can improve the look of your skin. Pick a moisturizer with sun protection because sun damage is the main factor that ages skin. Vitamin E helps to revitalize your skin. Skin products that include retinol help minimize fine lines and help prevent wrinkles to a degree.

Acne. There are now lots of creams, soaps, cleansers, and medications to treat spots and acne treatments for men. Try a medicated soap, a cream to apply to the spots and a concealer. Change products if they are not working.
Don't put up with bad acne. Go to your family doctor if that does not work. He or she will probably treat you or refer you to a specialist in dermatology. Antibiotics and specialized creams will help to get rid of them. Your confidence will improve 100%.

Body odor. A bit of body smell can be a turn on, huge amounts of acrid stench are a definite no-no. Wash and shower as often as necessary. Antiperspirants and deodorants help regulate odor and sweat.

Get a good hair cut. Spend out; often the more expensive salons tend to keep up to date with fashion trends and products and can offer hair care that makes the most of what you have. Use a shampoo that is appropriate for your hair type and makes your hair look good.
If you want to change your hair color the best way is to get it done professionally. Badly done color changes can say many negative things about you as a person, unless of course bizarre is good for your "alternative" image.

Hair styles often need products for the best results. Waxes, gels, sprays, mousses and volumizers can help keep hair styles to stay looking good.
Balding hair looks best short, very short. No combing long hair over the top of a balding head.

A balanced diet containing fresh vegetables and fruit is good. It keeps you healthy and improves skin and hair. Try limiting your fast food intake. Dietary food supplements and vitamins can help when a normal healthy diet is not possible or if you become deficient in some way.

Get enough exercise. Use everyday opportunities to avoid a sedentary life. Walk rather than take the elevator. Avoid using your car for very short journeys. Joining a gym or sports club will encourage you to exercise. It can be very good for the social life too, a good way to meet new people.

Clothing. Keep it clean, smart and trendy!
Oral hygeine: Keep teeth clean, visit the dentist, use a mouth wash.
Nails: keep them trimmed, clean and don't bite them.
Socks and underwear- change at least daily.


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Homogeneous nucleation of NAD and NAT in liquid stratospheric aerosols: insufficient to explain denitrification
- DOI: 10.5194/acp-2-207-2002
The nucleation of NAD and NAT from HNO3/H2O and HNO3/H2SO4/H2O solution droplets is in- vestigated both theoretically and experimentally with re- spect to the formation of polar stratospheric clouds (PSCs). Our analysis shows that homogeneous NAD and NAT nu- cleation from liquid aerosols is insufficient to explain the number densities of large nitric acid containing particles re- cently observed in the Arctic stratosphere. This conclu- sion is based on new droplet freezing experiments employ- ing optical microscopy combined with Raman spectroscopy. The homogeneous nucleation rate coefficients of NAD and NAT in liquid aerosols under polar stratospheric conditions derived from the experiments are < 2 × 10−5 cm−3 s−1 and < 8 × 10−2 cm−3 s−1, respectively. These nucleation rate coefficients are smaller by orders of magnitude than the value of ∼103 cm−3 s−1 used in a recent denitrifica- tion modelling study that is based on a linear extrapola- tion of laboratory nucleation data to stratospheric conditions (Tabazadeh et al., Science, 291, 2591–2594, 2001). We show that this linear extrapolation is in disagreement with thermo- dynamics and with experimental data and, therefore, must not be used in microphysical models of PSCs. Our anal- ysis of the experimental data yields maximum hourly pro- duction rates of nitric acid hydrate particles per cm3 of air of about 3 × 10−10 cm−3 (air) h−1 under polar stratospheric conditions. Assuming PSC particle production to proceed at this rate for two months we arrive at particle number den- sities of < 5 × 10−7 cm−3, much smaller than the value of 1 Introduction ∼10−4 cm−3 reported in recent field observations. In ad- dition, the nitric acid hydrate production rate inferred from our data is much smaller than that required to reproduce the observed denitrification in the modelling study mentioned above. This clearly shows that homogeneous nucleation of NAD and NAT from liquid supercooled ternary solution aerosols cannot explain the observed polar denitrification.
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