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ACCESS is a shared-ride, advance-reservation paratransit service which operates throughout Pittsburgh and surrounding Allegheny County from 6:00 a.m. to midnight, every day of the year. Eight companies provide service for ACCESS. Riders must use tickets to pay for their transportation. The number of tickets charged for a trip depends on the length of the trip. The minimum one way fare is 4 tickets ($2.25) and the maximum is 8 tickets ($ 4.50).
An eligible person with a disability visiting the Pittsburgh area is eligible for 21 days of travel on ACCESS in any single year.
Please contact the ACCESS office at least 2 weeks in advance of visiting Pittsburgh to register for traveling. You will be sent a simple application to complete, which you can request by calling Anna Captain at (412) 562-5353 or by e-mail (email@example.com) Attach proof of your out-of county residence to the application, (ex: copy of any utility bill or a copy of your voter registration card) displaying your current address. If you are eligible for paratransit service where you live, then send us a copy of your Paratransit Identification Card. If your disability is apparent (you use a mobility aid or a service animal) you are not required to provide verification of your disability.
As mentioned above, everyone must use tickets. ACCESS tickets cost $11.25 for a book of 20 tickets or $11.70 by mail. You will need at least 1 book of tickets to take you to and from the airport from downtown Pittsburgh. It will be 8 tickets each way. Make your check payable to ACCESS and mail to the address listed below along with your application and proof of residency. Any unused tickets are refundable.
Everyone using ACCESS to get to and from the airport has a choice of using either Port Authority's fully accessible 28X bus service which runs about every 20 minutes from the airport to downtown Pittsburgh and Oakland or Air Star ACCESS/Classy Cab.
When arriving at the airport, after you have your luggage, depending on how your trips has been scheduled, either report to the Authority's Ground Transportation Coordinator on Commercial Arrivals to advise of your ACCESS ride with Air Star Access/Classy Cab or go to the Port Authority bus stop on Commercial Arrivals and take the 28X into town. When you arrive downtown, you local ACCESS provider will be there to take you to your destination.
If you are traveling to or from Pittsburgh International Airport and your itinerary has already been established, you may send this information along with your application to the ACCESS office. Your trip will be scheduled and you will be called to confirm the trip. If you do not have your itinerary, you must call one day in advice of the day you want a trip. You can call (412) 562-5353 between the hours of 8:00 AM and 3:30 PM (EST). Give the operator your name, telephone number where you can be reached, and flight information. Have the Customer Service Representative confirm the information to ensure its accuracy.
At this time, you should also give the representative your reservation information for your trip from the downtown Hilton to your final destination. You will be provided a telephone number of the service provider who will provide your service.
The Express Shuttle supervisors monitor the flights and will know if your flight is delayed. They will notify your ACCESS carrier to arrange another ACCESS ride to meet you at the Hilton to take you the rest of the way home. If you decide to take Port Authority service to town, you must call your local ACCESS service provider when you arrive at the airport to let them know you will be late for your ride from town and when you expect to get there. They will arrange later ACCESS service to get you home.
When arriving at the airport, after your have your luggage, depending on how your trip has been scheduled, either report to the ground level at the Express Shuttle stand and let the representative know you have an ACCESS ride on the Express Shuttle, or go to the Port Authority bus stop and take the bus to town. When you arrive at the Hilton Hotel, your regular ACCESS provider will be there to take you to your destination.
Each passenger may take two pieces of luggage and a carry-on bag. The Air Star Access/Classy Cab driver will assist you with your luggage, as long as it is of reasonable size and weight. Port Authority drivers do not handle luggage.
NOTE: If you arrive at the Pittsburgh International Airport without following the above procedures, it is very unlikely that ACCESS will be able to arrange service on the same day. However, you have two other options of travel. You can travel on Port Authority's 28X bus or SuperShuttle Pittsburgh (if traveling within Allegheny County) by paying cash. Both are wheelchair accessible. If you do not require a wheelchair accessible vehicle, there are taxis readily available at the airport.
Should you wish to travel throughout the county during your visit in Pittsburgh, please contact the ACCESS office at (412) 562-5353 for additional information.
Call Air Star Access at 412 381 7230
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NYC in LA
Let me start off by writing that I had hoped to be blogging more on this trip.
But it never fails to amaze me how quickly time can slip by.
All those trips from the hotel room where we are editing Sandy Kenyon's Oscar pieces to the Red Carpet – Oscar Excitement Central – eventually eat away at any spare time you might have.
All those trips to "In and Out" Burger don't help with the time crunch either.
But enough excuses.
Let me tell you about a couple cool connections between NYC and Hollywood, that you might not have heard about yet.
The first is something that happened today:
Two students from Hofstra University made a big impression with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and as a result, they are getting the experience of a lifetime.
Luz Pena and Philip Robibero are the Grand Prize winners of the "Oscars Correspondent Contest", presented jointly by the Academy and mtvU.
They beat out teams from across the country in the competition, and as a result they get a spot on the Red Carpet and get to go backstage in the Press Room and the Governors Ball.
We hope to learn more about this dynamic duo when we turn the tables a bit and interview THEM Sunday morning on the Red Carpet.
Hey, we can't say enough good things about designer and former FIT student Katelyn Bischof. If you watched Sandy's piece at 11:00 PM on Saturday, you got just a peek at what a pleasant and charismatic individual she is. But more than that, she is talented! Katelyn is the sole designer from New York in this year's Oscar Designer Challenge 2011. The competition has been documented in the web series, "Oscars Designer Challenge: Behind the Dress" at Oscars.com. The winning design will be announced during "Oscars Red Carpet Live" on ABC-7 at 7:00 PM on Sunday.
A fellow Brooklyner of mine, Luke Matheny, wrote, directed and starred in the live-action short "God of Love".
It was turned down by the Sundance and Tribeca film festivals.
But now "God of Love" is nominated for an Academy Award.
Check it out at https://www.facebook.com/godoflovefilm and http://www.youtube.com/user/lukemathenyfilms
Finally, Josh Fox is a theater director in NYC.
He directed the Oscar-nominated documentary, "Gasland."
Its portrayal of greedy energy companies and sickened homeowners is so offensive to the natural gas industry that the industry tried to have Academy reconsider the documentary's eligibility.
The Academy refused.
You can watch Diana William's interview with Mr. Fox on "Up Close" this Sunday.
Good luck New Yorkers! We are all so proud of you.
Lights, cameras, and lots of action!
-Andy Savas


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Newest openSUSE Linux Offers Rolling Releases
Stable or Bleeding Edge, Your ChoiceThe newest release of Novell's openSUSE Linux debuts with LibreOffice, KDE 4.6, a zippy package management system and a new rolling release system that could eliminate the need for future big releases.
Broadly speaking, there are typically two main types of Linux distributions: those with big milestone updates for new packages and those with rolling release cycles.
The rolling release capability in openSUSE 11.4 is called Project Tumbleweed and for those that embrace it, it could mean the end to big milestone updates for openSUSE.
"With Tumbleweed you can turn openSUSE into a rolling release distribution," Jos Poortvliet, openSUSE community manager told InternetNews.com.
Poortvliet noted that most distributions including openSUSE, Fedora and Ubuntu have a development tree that tracks upstream projects closely. However new upstream projects aren't usually integrated into the mainline of a project until release time.
"That means you're always months behind," Poortvliet said. "With a rolling release distro like Arch, you're never much behind."
Users can choose to update more rapidly on their own if they so choose, but Poortvliet noted that it's not part of the mainline distro repositories.
"Tumbleweed basically brings the same thing that Arch and Gentoo have to openSUSE users," Poortvliet said. "So it will be a repository that will have the latest stable version of everything and if you enable it, you won't have to install a new version of openSUSE when it comes out, because you'll already be running it."
Poortvliet add that Tumbleweed and the rolling release idea isn't for everyone. For example, those who run openSUSE on the server may not want a rolling release, which could potentially break application compatibility in new updates. He added that server users tend to value stability over running the latest and greatest in package updates.
"The Tumbleweed repository will have a slightly higher chance of breakage than simply running a stable version," Poortvliet said. "I wouldn't recommend it to every openSUSE user, but it is easier than running Gentoo or Arch."
The openSUSE Build Service (OBS) is the key technology that sit behind enabling Tumbleweed for openSUSE 11.4. OBS is Novell's system for building Linux packages and is also the platform on which the openSUSE distribution is built.
At shipping time, the openSUSE 11.4 release will include the 2.6.37 Linux kernel which debuted at the beginning of 2011. Novell's community distro is also the first among the major distributions to include LibreOffice, instead of OpenOffice.org. Novell is one of the leading contributors to LibreOffice and offers commercial support services as well.
Poortvliet noted that package management gets a boost with improvements to the ZYpp system that make it faster to install and update packages.
On the desktop openSUSE 11.4 had GNOME 2.32, KDE 4.6, Xfce 4.8 and LXDE 0.5 as available desktop. Poortvliet stressed that openSUSE developers have working hard on integrating the various desktop into the Linux distro.
The openSUSE 11.4 release is also likely the last release of the distribution before Attachmate completes its $2.2 billion dollar acquisition of Novell. The pending change of ownership at Novell however isn't a concern for Poortvliet.
"For openSUSE nothing changes, we're an independent community," Poortvliet said. "Attachmate has an effect on Novell on the corporate side but for openSUSE there will be little change."
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of Internet.com, the network for technology professionals.


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Author Notes: A few years ago, bread pudding transformed into breakfast fare in our home. I love making this when we have a houseful of people staying over, because all of the work is done before going to bed. The bread pudding is cooked in morning as everyone is waking up and making their way to the kitchen (which is clean, because you didn't have to make a mess in the morning.) Our version is lactose-free, but you can certainly make it more indulgent by swapping some of the milk for cream, and adding a couple of tablespoons of melted butter.
Our family's version is adapted from "French Toast Bread Pudding" distributed at a Christine Lavin concert, and the Follansbee Inn Breakfast Bread Pudding. —BonEllen
Food52 Review: Challah, cranberries, nutmeg, a touch of rum, perfect for a Christmas breakfast and an ideal accompaniment to a mug of egg nog. I love how quick and easy this was to prep the night before, and my home smelled fantastic while it was baking. I served the pudding with a lovely little caramel sauce and it was out of this world! I also love the versatility of this recipe—swap out the cranberries and raisins for some cherries and blueberries perhaps, or add some chopped nuts or dare I say even a bit of chocolate? Not a fan of nutmeg? Spice it up with a bit of cardamom. I will definitely be making this again and again! —cgilsbach
Serves: 6-8
loaf of Challah bread (leftovers are perfect)
cups lactose-free milk (or regular milk)
cup sugar
1 1/2
teaspoons vanilla
tablespoons spiced rum
teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon nutmeg
cup golden raisins
cup dried cranberries
- Cut or tear the challah into ~1" cubes. As all loaves of challah are different sizes, transfer cubes temporarily to a 2 1/2 - 3 quart casserole dish to check quantity - bread should be level with the top of the dish, not domed. Remove bread and liberally grease the casserole dish.
- Add 1/2 of the challah to the bottom of the greased casserole dish. Sprinkle with 1/2 of cinnamon and 1/2 of the nutmeg. Distribute 1/2 of the raisins and half of the cranberries. Repeat to create a second layer with remaining ingredient.
- Whisk together eggs and sugar for one minute. Add milk, vanilla and rum and whisk to combine. Pour mixture over the entire dish. Use a spatula (or your hands) to press down on the bread so it can soak up the liquid. Cover with lid or foil and refrigerate overnight.
- In the morning, place covered casserole in the oven and turn on heat to 350 degrees. Cook for 60-75 minutes (house will smell fanastic!) If folks like crispy bits on the bread pudding, remove cover for final 10-15 minutes. Allow at least 10 minutes out of the oven for the bread pudding to set and cool.
- For an added 'wow' you can make a sauce by warming up your favorite jam (there is a store-brand apricot-peach I love) and thining it out with a couple tablespoons of spiced rum and/or water.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Holiday Breakfast II
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It's the end of summer and the only thing said around my house more than "I'm hungry" is "I'm bored." The "I'm hungry" doesn't bother me as much because it's usually me saying it defensively to my cats while I'm eating chocolate directly out of the refrigerator, but the "I'm bored" is starting to drive me entirely fucking insane.
If you're hearing a lot of "I'm bored" around the house it's a pretty good indicator that you have a kid home for summer. You almost never hear a grown-up say I'm bored, and yes, some could argue that that's because grown-ups have access to cars and porn, but I think it's more than that. I think it is one of those bad habits you have to break your kid of when they're little so they don't end up grown and saying it to their boss, or to their spouse in the middle of sex. YOU'RE HELPING.
So what do we say to make kids stop saying "I'm bored"? Here are just a few suggestions:
- Summer Camp And by "Summer Camp" I mean "sweat shop." That way they learn the value of a hard days work. Plus, it's really good for their pores.
- Gambling Put money on which of your cats you think will poop next. This way the kid has something to do and they can stalk the cats all day. Now the cats and the kids have something to do. At the end of the summer the person with the most wins gets to enter Gamblers Anonymous. The loser gets their thumbs broken.
- Tell them you've hidden a ticket to the local amusement park in the house and that if they find it while they're dusting they can have it. When they find it, "notice" the ticket has expired. Pretend to hide a new one. When they finally give up just tell they must not be dusting well enough.
- Make up an imaginary monster that eats the hearts of children who say: "I'm bored." They may start complaining about being "melancholic and full of ennui" but at least their vocabulary will be improving.
- Tell them you've hidden a landmine somewhere in the house. It's like a never ending game of "the floor is made of lava" and you may never have to mop again.
- Tell them to go outside Then change all of the locks.
- Right before they say that they're bored, yell "I'M BORED" and then look at them with the same pleading look they give you. This will only work once but it's fun to see the baffled look on their faces.
- Play a game of Cinderella with them. Dress them in rags and make them clean out all of the fireplaces with their tiny little hands.
And if all else fails you can just play with them. After all, those guilt-laden parenting commercials always say that "you're your child's favorite toy," but to be fair that's probably just because you haven't bought them an Xbox yet.


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|Release: June 18, 2013
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by Josh Bruce
Do you find yourself watching The Weather Channel constantly? Can't shake the incomprehensible need to look into the sky every 20 minutes or so? Do you find yourself in your backyard, putting your freshly licked pointer finger in the air to check the direction of the wind? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions you may want to seek professional help. Otherwise, you can purchase Storm for a measly 10 bucks and experience all the weather you can handle from the comfort of your living room. This way you can play with the forces of nature without getting wet or the inherent risk of being struck by lightning. See? It's better this way.
Storm puts the power of the elements in your hands. Using these forces–wind, rain, lightning, snow, etc.–you are charged with the task of moving a seed from point A to point B. I know you're excited, but attempt to contain yourself, there's more. You must use these elements to traverse a landscape that is not particularly favorable for your journey. Hills, holes, caves, logs, and other natural obstacles thwart your efforts with evil consistency.
Damn you Mother Nature.
However, Storm's simple design is part of its charm. It's not a sprawling title, attempting to cover every weather anomaly on earth. It is a simple puzzler that sticks to the basics and its original concept, and I can respect that.
During the "Adventure" mode, you will soak, blow, and strike your seed through 49 different levels, each of which contains varied pitfalls to avoid and environmental tools to use. For instance, in addition to the holes your seed can get stuck in, there are bushes that emit a cloud of poisonous gas that seems to disintegrate your seed on contact. But not to worry, there are plenty of seeds willing to make this treacherous journey, an unlimited amount, in fact.
You can't run out of lives on any given level, which eliminates any sense of real danger in the gameplay. But this game isn't really supposed to be dangerous, so that's okay. Actually, removing the restriction on a number of attempts for a single level accents the difficulty of later levels. Some of these levels, if not given an infinite amount of seeds, would have been utterly impossible. The gameplay is a journey of trial and error, finding the best way to deliver your future tree to a fertile patch of earth. At any point, whether you have entirely screwed the pooch, or if you just feel like it, you can reset your seed to the nearest tree and start the sequence over with the press of a button. This becomes a requirement in later levels due to the layout, which is a nice change-up to the puzzling.
You may not be able to run out of lives, but you can run out of one thing–weather. Each level is structured to provide you with the weather effects that you need, and not much else. Typically, you start each level with one or two weather abilities. Each ability has a timer that refills after use, so even though you cannot use it several times at once, you never lose the ability once it is acquired in that level. As you progress, some levels contain multiple charges of a particular weather occurrence. You can use these to increase the impact of the weather you are using on your target area. For example, if you have several rain charges you can use them on one spot to raise the water level higher to cross a deep hole. In some cases, you may actually start a level very near your target dirt patch, but will be required to take your seed on the scenic route to collect all the weather effects that you need to traverse the landscape.
In addition to the Adventure mode, there are two other game types–Free Play and Spirit mode. Free Play is exactly what it sounds like; you can choose a level and play it at your discretion as long as you have completed the level in Adventure mode. However, Spirit mode is a little different. Gameplay is identical in terms of mechanics, but instead of moving your seed from point A to B, you are required to collect spirits in each level to continue. Collecting these changes the path on which your seed must travel and makes each level (even though identical in layout) feel different, effectively doubling the amount of available gameplay.


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Pet Insurance
Pet Insurance is an affordable way to protect your pet and yourself.
Some insurance policies offer a variety of benefits to you and your pet:
- Vet Fees for Illness and Injury
- Boarding kennel or cattery fees if you are in hospital
- Holiday Cancellation if your pet is hospitalised or goes missing
- Advertising and Rewards if you pet goes missing
- Third party liability and legal costs if your pet damages property or injures another person
- Death of your pet from illness or accident
- Theft or Straying of your pet
Vet Fees for Illness and Injury
With pet health insurance, you'll be able to provide your dog, cat or horse the best medical care possible.
One in two pets will experience a major illness or injury during its lifetime. These incidents can be emotionally and financially draining. That's why pet insurance makes sense.
Accidents and illnesses happen; it's just a fact of life. But with pet insurance, these unexpected veterinary emergencies or even ongoing medical treatments, which can quickly add up and become a financial burden, are taken care of so that you will never have to put a price on your pet's life.
There are many health concerns in every stage of your pet's life; from unexpected accidents early on as a puppy or kitten, to hereditary conditions, to age-related issues for senior dogs and cats who are now living longer than ever.
With the advancements in veterinary medicine, veterinarians are now able to offer treatments for conditions that were once considered fatal for most pets. But with these medical advancements come increased veterinary costs. These increased costs can put a burden usually exceeding the family's budget, causing most families to make the heart breaking decision of putting a family pet down.
Make sure you'll always be able to give your pet the best care possible by having pet insurance and you can concentrate on your pet's recovery… without having to worry about the cost. Some insurance providers offer cover for life so your pets illness or injury is covered for their lifetime and not just in a policy year.
Don't wait until you are faced with a big veterinary bill or have to make the decision to get your pet put to sleep because you can't afford to get them veterinary treatment.
Other Benefits of Pet Insurance:
There can be other benefits to having a Pet Insurance Policy as well as Veterinary Fee cover for accidents and illnesses depending on which insurance provider you use:
- Boarding kennel or cattery fees – The cost of boarding your pet at a kennel or cattery if you are in hospital through illness or accident and you are unable to care for your pet.
- Holiday Cancellation – Any travel and accommodation expenses you cannot recover if you have to cancel your holiday because your pet is injured or shows the first clinical signs of an illness before you leave and requires immediate life-saving surgery or if your pet is in the republic of Ireland during your holiday, any travel and accommodation expenses you cannot recover if you have to cut short your holiday because your pet goes missing or is injured or shows the first clinical signs of an illness while you are away and requires immediate lifesaving surgery.
- Advertising and Rewards – The cost of advertising if your pet is stolen or goes missing and the reward you have offered (amount has to be agreed with your insurance company) for the recovery of your pet if it is stolen or goes missing.
- Third party liability and legal costs – If property is damaged, or someone is killed, injured or falls ill as a result of an incident involving your pet.
- Death from illness or accident – The price you paid for your pet if it dies or has to be put to sleep by a vet as a result of an illness or accident.
- Theft or Straying – The price you paid for your pet if it is stolen or goes missing and is not recovered or does not return.
What to look out for when looking at different pet insurance providers policies:
- Is your policy "Cover for Life"? This is very important in case your pet has an illness or injury that may need to be treated for several years or their lifetime. Some policies only cover treatment for the year of the policy and may exclude this treatment when you renew the next year leaving you to pay the full price of the treatment.
- Does your policy cover emergency after hours care? Unfortunately after hours emergency care can be very expensive and it is best to have after hours care as part of your standard policy.
- Is the policy accident only? Did you know the majority of pet insurance claims are for illness treatments and not treatments caused by accidents so you are taking a higher risk by not getting illness cover.
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New book by Notre Dame professors shows how important parish schools are to their neighborhoods
In September, students will return to the classrooms of nearly 6,600 Catholic elementary and high schools nationwide. These schools remain a distinct presence in the United States — though a smaller one than in the past, especially in urban neighborhoods.
Since 1990, more than 2,000 Catholic schools have been shuttered, mostly in cities and older suburbs. Reasons abound, including demographics (middle-class Catholic families decamping to new suburbs), costs (including salaries for lay teachers who replaced vowed religious), and competition (notably from tuition-free charter schools).
There are, however, bright spots, including a slightly upward trend in Catholic-school enrollments overall.
By all accounts, the loss of an inner-city Catholic school is a blow to its disadvantaged students. But is there more to this story? What happens to the neighborhood — the urban fabric — when the bells stop ringing once and for all?
That question is probed in a groundbreaking new book, "Lost Classroom, Lost Community" (University of Chicago Press, $45), by Notre Dame law professors Margaret F. Brinig and Nicole Stelle Garnett, both of whom also work with Notre Dame's Alliance for Catholic Education, or ACE. Garnett, ACE's policy coordinator, spoke with Our Sunday Visitor.
Our Sunday Visitor: What made you look into this connection between urban vitality and Catholic schools?
Nicole Stelle Garnett: It was a confluence of interests and Providence. Margaret Brinig and I are both interested in the concept of social capital — what makes communities work. Financial capital is what makes economies work. With social capital, the question is: What are the social and community inputs that allow for smooth and functioning communities?
Both of us are also adult converts. We've sent our kids to Catholic K-8 schools (my kids are still in parish and diocesan schools). Both of us came to Catholic K-8 education with fresh eyes. I think it gave us a unique perspective on Catholic education, an appreciation of how special it was, because we didn't experience it growing up.
But the primary catalyst was a conference in Washington in 2007. I went there with friends and colleagues from the Alliance for Catholic Education. The topic was the crisis of faith-based schools leaving urban communities and how important these schools are to poor kids. Community activists were there, and as I listened in the hallways, I kept overhearing them say: When the schools close, the neighborhood goes downhill.
Afterward, I started talking with (Brinig) about this intuitively appealing claim — that these schools are not just important educational institutions but important community institutions as well, and that neighborhoods, not just members of the Catholic school community, suffer when the schools close.
There's much research on the effectiveness of Catholic schools as educational institutions. A key finding is that these schools work so well because they're effective communities. There's a great deal of social capital in the school community. Parents, teachers and students trust each other and hold each other to high expectations. So the question was: Do Catholic schools also generate community in urban neighborhoods? And how can we test this hypothesis?
Our book is primarily about Chicago, although we replicate the study in Philadelphia and Los Angeles. We found survey data about how neighbors feel toward one another, how much they trust one another, how much they think the neighbors would intervene if something goes wrong in the neighborhood.
Then we analyzed crime data. (Brinig) mapped every Catholic school that opened and closed in those cities and figured out what police beat they were in. We used this data to measure the effect of Catholic schools on crime.
The bottom line is that the community activists in the hallways were right: Catholic schools appear to be very effective community institutions. They appear to suppress crime and increase social capital. They increase trust and social cohesion. And the neighborhood that loses its Catholic school becomes more dangerous, more disorderly and less socially cohesive, at least in Philadelphia and Chicago.
Just one example: A police beat in Chicago with an open Catholic school — between 1999 and 2004 — had about 30 percent less serious crime than a police beat without a Catholic school. By the same token, at a time when crime was declining everywhere in Chicago, it declined at a much slower rate in police beats that had lost a Catholic school. That's controlling for demographics such as race, poverty and unemployment. It's a very significant effect.
Whatever work these schools are doing, they're doing it well. And when they disappear, the neighborhood suffers. Interestingly, we didn't see the same effects in Los Angeles.
OSV: Is that because L.A. communities were not as cohesive in the first place?
Garnett: That's one hypothesis. Los Angeles has some of the lowest levels of social capital in the nation.
Another reason might be that the schools in Philadelphia and Chicago were the heart of Catholic ethnic communities. They arose organically from parishes and neighborhoods. They were the center of the community for many years and decades. That was more rarely the case in Los Angeles. It's just a newer city. But we do suspect that if we were to replicate this study in New York City and other major urban centers, we'd see the same pattern as in Chicago and Philadelphia.
OSV: So the cohesiveness of the schools spills over into the neighborhood?
Garnett: We don't know. We do have some hypotheses.
The simplest might be that Catholic schools are good community institutions because they're schools. If so, we might expect other schools to have similar effects. We did compare the effects of Catholic schools to charter schools. We found that charter schools in Chicago did not appear to have the same positive effect as Catholic schools. There just wasn't any statistically significant effect one way or another.
We don't rule out the possibility that other kinds of schools are important to communities, but we think Catholic schools are doing something unique. That may have to do with what we call the secret sauce of Catholic schools — an intentional effort to combine education, faith and community.
As I mentioned, research suggests that Catholic schools are effective communities, and that's what makes them effective schools. We suspect that the schools may have what economists call "positive externalities."
The effects of the school community are spilling out into the neighborhood. They're reaching people who aren't part of the school community — for example, when students and parents volunteer in the neighborhood because they've learned that Christian service is important.
Also, schools that closed were beacons of hope in some pretty depressed communities. They were some of the most effective social institutions in those neighborhoods. The Church was saying to the community, by virtue of educating these children so well: Look, we believe in you, we trust you, we think there's good that could be done here. That fact alone sends a powerful message. Then the school closes and it sends the opposite message.
OSV: Are Catholic schools fading from the urban landscape?
Garnett: There's no question that the urban Catholic footprint has dramatically constricted. Just for example, the Archdiocese of Chicago has closed over 140 schools since 1984. In 1965, the archdiocese educated 300,000 students, and by 2013 that was reduced to 84,000. Still, the archdiocese remains the nation's largest Catholic school system.
For sure, there's a sense of crisis. We can't lose sight of that. It's real. But I do think there are signs of hope. Enrollment is up in some dioceses, including most recently the Archdiocese of Chicago. Twenty states and the District of Columbia now have parental choice programs [school vouchers, for example] that include private and parochial schools. When public funds become available, many parents, especially Latino parents, choose Catholic schools for their kids.
OSV: What could be done?
Garnett: Public policy plays an important role. Look at the parental choice programs. Where those programs are available, Catholic schools are generally increasing in enrollment and they're not closing.
But there's much the Church can do to increase the viability and vibrancy of Catholic schools.
For one thing, we could recruit more Latino families. Nearly 70 percent of practicing Catholics under 35 are Latino, but only 3 percent of Latino children attend a Catholic school. Recruiting them to fill empty seats would go a long way to stemming the tide of Catholic school closures. And there's significant evidence that Latino kids benefit greatly from a Catholic education.
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The fact is, with a strong principal and supportive pastor, the poorest schools in the poorest neighborhoods can make it. We were able to identify that if the parish has a pastor, as opposed to a pastoral administrator, the school is far more likely to stay open. Leadership matters. It matters a lot. It's hard to quantify, but if you have a strong pastor and principal, the school can survive — and thrive.
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Due to the inconsistencies and ambiguities within his work and the scarcity of information about his personal life, Andrew Marvell has been a source of fascination for scholars and readers since his work found recognition in the early decades of the twentieth century. Born on March 31, 1621, Marvell grew up in the Yorkshire town of Hull, England, where his father, Rev. Andrew Marvell, was a lecturer at Holy Trinity Church and master of the Charterhouse. At age twelve Marvell began his studies at Trinity College, Cambridge. Four years later, two of Marvell's poems, one in Latin and one in Greek, were published in an anthology of Cambridge poets. After receiving his bachelor's degree in 1639, Marvell stayed on at Trinity, apparently to complete a master's degree. In 1641, however, his father drowned in the Hull estuary and Marvell abandoned his studies. During the 1640's Marvell traveled extensively on the continent, adding Dutch, French, Spanish, and Italian to his Latin and Greek—missing the English civil wars entirely.
Marvell spent most of the 1650s working as a tutor, first for Mary Fairfax, daughter of a retired Cromwellian general, then for one of Oliver Cromwell's wards. Scholars believe that Marvell's greatest lyrics were written during this time. In 1657, due to John Milton's efforts on his behalf, Marvell was appointed Milton's Latin secretary, a post Marvell held until his election to Parliament in 1660.
A well-known politician, Marvell held office in Cromwell's government and represented Hull to Parliament during the Restoration. His very public position—in a time of tremendous political turmoil and upheaval—almost certainly led Marvell away from publication. No faction escaped Marvell's satirical eye; he criticized and lampooned both the court and Parliament. Indeed, had they been published during his lifetime, many of Marvell's more famous poems—in particular, "Tom May's Death," an attack on the famous Cromwellian—would have made him rather unpopular with royalists and republicans alike.
Marvell used his political status to free Milton, who was jailed during the Restoration, and quite possibly saved the elder poet's life. In the early years of his tenure, Marvell made two extraordinary diplomatic journeys: to Holland (1662-1663) and to Russia, Sweden, and Denmark (1663-1665). In 1678, after 18 years in Parliament, Marvell died rather suddenly of a fever. Gossip of the time suggested that the Jesuits (a target of Marvell's satire) had poisoned him. After his death he was remembered as a fierce and loyal patriot.
Now considered one of the greatest poets of the seventeenth century, Marvell published very little of his scathing political satire and complex lyric verse in his lifetime. Although he published a handful of poems in anthologies, a collection of his work did not appear until 1681, three years after his death, when his nephew compiled and found a publisher for Miscellaneous Poems. The circumstances surrounding the publication of the volume aroused some suspicion: a person named "Mary Marvell," who claimed to be Marvell's wife, wrote the preface to the book. "Mary Marvell" was, in fact, Mary Palmer—Marvell's housekeeper—who posed as Marvell's wife, apparently, in order to keep Marvell's small estate from the creditors of his business partners. Her ruse, of course, merely contributes to the mystery that surrounds the life of this great poet. Marvell died on August 16, 1678.


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Phase Next
These are much less well considered! The primary reason for documenting them now is merely to make sure that nothing in Phase One blocks future development.
What's the Problem?
- Exception throwers have the details and the context, and high level handlers have the policy. The right information is all available, but not all at the same time and place:
- Throwers have to anticipate what handlers might need.
- Handlers miss the time window to recover from the problem as it happens--the stack is already unwound.
- Programmatic response to errors based on types is inflexible
- Inheritance hierarchy baked in
- Have to manufacture new types to drive dispatch
Condition System
- adopt matchure as general purpose matching strategy
- update implementation to use protocols instead of multimethods
- matching will work with class of plain Java exceptions
- and also work with maplikeness of Clojure exceptions
- How to prevent people from writing handlers that rely on debug-build information?
- yes: warn users through documentation
- no: parse matching forms and reject
- no: give locals and bindings ugly "debug" names
- possible approach
- extend try/catch/finally with
handletakes two args: error and context
- match on error to grab exceptions unwinding
- then walk stack of registered handlers, matching on context
- note that context is arbitrary object
- it could be, or include, the error!
- handler is fn of two args (error, context)
- if not a fn, could be literal value for simple case
- tools would be able to allow interactive restart, a la CL
- note that this approach puts more responsibility on
topand less on
middle(when compared to CL)
- extend try/catch/finally with
Better Java Unification
ISnapshotprotocol identifies Java objects that can be "immutable data-ized"
- protocol extends to throwable
- other possible cool uses
- dynamic codegen of nonreflective code a la
- dynamic codegen of nonreflective code a la
- extend condition system to call through
ISnapshotwhere available
- get power of matching with plain ol' Java exceptions!
- simplify REPL and reporting code
- all exceptions can now be treated as data, from Java or from Clojure
- would snaphsot need to be memoized ??
- probably
- simple LRU might be good enough
- or could use a weak map keyed by base object
- do exceptions consume any native resources?
- if unification with Java was good enough, could we drop the Clojure-specific exceptions?
- unlikely – bottom needs to be separable
- if
IPersistentMapwere protocols...
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No clue as to what problems this solves
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I am pleased to be able to return to blogging in this space after a rather extended stint in the land of higher education administration, and am welcoming a re-immersion in matters related to using communication to help facilitate development efforts. One such matter on my mind following the administrative assignment is the relative lack of contact between academics that study development and practitioners who actually do development work.
The gap is widely noted anecdotally, and a recent study confirms the anecdotes. The Center for Global Communication Studies at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School for Communication recently reported a study, conducted for BBC Media Action, on the reach and impact of Media Action's work globally. One of their findings is that the world of practitioners underutilizes help that is available from academia: "…practitioners are less likely than other development stakeholders to consult academic research on the media…," and "the policy community involved in funding media programs makes only moderate use of available research and evidence." Of course, it goes both ways. Promotion up the academic ladder tends to reward theoretical inquiry regardless of real world impact. And, thus, much research tends to be more useful theoretically than practically. Furthermore, for reasons there isn't time to review here, the considerable number of communication research graduate programs that include development studies has atrophied in recent decades.
Nevertheless, there are academics working on real world development communication problems, and much of what they do could be useful to practitioners, policymakers, agency officers, and others. The question is how can this gap be lessened? How can the work of academics, practitioners and policymakers be brought together and more effectively connected?
I can think of a number of ways. One of these is by facilitating contact among development communication programs and organizations doing fieldwork. Most academic work lately is done by individuals spread across the globe. But there are some programs that have relevant training programs, producing students who understand not only media and communication processes but also the development sector. In the U.S., the Ohio University has a masters program in development communication that is linked to a Ph.D degree. In Scandinavia, Sweden's University of Malmo has a similar pairing of masters and PhD opportunities. And, short programs are occasionally available where actual degree programs are not. The CommGAP program has recently been offering summer institutes in association with the Annenberg School for Communication at USC.
Contacts between academic programs such as these and development agencies and organizations can link graduates with employers who need employees possessing appropriate skill sets and sensibilities. Contacts can also provide opportunities for faculty members to keep in touch with advances in the field, which can, in turn, help tune their research toward practical utility and also help them design courses that are more useful to potential employers. Arrangements can be reached where development organizations pressed for time can benefit from graduate student research skills in analyzing and reporting always underutilized data.
I will take this opportunity to do a shameless plug and mention that my own institution, Temple University in Philadelphia, is launching a new one-year masters program, a Master of Science in Globalization and Development Communication. It is designed specifically to provide training in communication practices and research skills that are attuned to the demands of the development sector.
The word academia derives from the site of a former olive grove outside Athens, Greece, where the philosopher Plato established a school that could serve as a retreat from the rigors of town life, a place where reflection and free-ranging discussion could flourish. Academia today enjoys no such separation in general, and more effort is required to facilitate exchanges on development communication that would benefit both school and town. Ways to reach across the gap between academia and other organizations extend beyond partnerships with formal programs. I hope to address some of these in more detail in future posts.
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I'm sure all politicians careen between saying what they believe and spouting whatever crap will get them elected. But it seems like* Republicans have adopted a universal strategy of popular deceit, and if they speak truth it's only by coincidence. Here's the pattern I've seen:
- Toss out a slew of outrageous lies.
- Watch for one to capture the public's imagination.
- Turn it into jargon ("death panel") that sticks in voters' heads.
- Step back from the lie when it's debunked, and craft a milder (still dishonest) version(not a craft beer that has been aged in a whiskey barrel). But keep the original jargon.
- Repeat as necessary. Debunkers eventually move on to tackle some new lie, leaving the last version in place and the jargon established.
Republicans sound like they're conducting a giant experiment in saying whatever they can get away with, and I suspect they're surprised as any of us by some of the results. That's probably too harsh, though. What's worse is that a good chunk of them might believe the stuff they say. That's the difference between, for instance, Glenn Beck and Michele Bachmann. Either way, the country loses.
Take a closer look at the comments described in the video.
* It's been pointed out that people might interpret this bit of hyperbole literally. To be clear, I do not believe that all Republicans are liars, or that the average Republican citizen lies more frequently than the average Democrat — merely that the abundance of deception from many leading Republican politicians made it seem so (you know, as when people say something along the lines of "It seems like no one says 'thank you' anymore," without meaning it absolutely literally). I'm a bit surprised I need to clarify my use of this common expression, but I'll admit it was needlessly inflammatory, and I do apologize to those Republicans who have not uttered lie after lie after lie in an attempt to bring down Obama by any means necessary, including the deliberate deception of their constituency.
If you want to heckle the president during his address to the nation
I'm referring to Addison Graves Wilson — or Joe Wilson, as he prefers to be called. At Obama's September 9 address to a joint session of Congress, Joe yelled, "You lie!"
Joe later explained, "Illegal aliens could get the benefits, they could get the subsidies." Politifact has shown this itself to be a lie.
If you want to suggest smacking around your wife doesn't truly count as assault, and neither does killing homosexuals
Watch this clip of Louie Gohmert. At the 1:00 mark he starts in with outright lies:
I've dealt with this sort of analysis in a prior post. Check it out for a complete debunking. For now just note what Louie said about LGBT hate crime victims in 2007, "There were only 242 crimes where there was actually some — truly an assault."
He's referring to these figures. Here's how you get his number:
- Ignore anti-gay murders. These are listed in his source, just two columns over from the 242 number, but he doesn't mention them. So killing gays doesn't count.
- Ignore anything the FBI calls simple assault. Simple assault simply doesn't count as assault to him. The FBI give an example of simple assault:
A married couple was arguing about financial problems. The husband slapped his wife and left the house. The wife followed him, and they continued their argument. The police responded to a call by a neighbor. The wife told them that her husband slapped her. The police arrested the husband for domestic violence.
So, to Louie Gohmert, smacking around your wife doesn't truly count as assault.
Does he believe what he's suggesting? I hope he's just an incompetent legislator making a special effort to air false statements that he hasn't confirmed but believes because they suit his bias and agenda. Yes, that would be giving him the benefit of the doubt.
If you want to warn foreign governments not to trust the United States
In 2009, on a trip to China (which owns $700 billion in US Treasury bonds), Mark Kirk told Chinese officials not to believe budget numbers released by the US government. Why? In order to build their trust in us.
Black is white. War is peace. Disbelief is…trust.
If you want to refute scientific research by quoting Biblical prophecy
John Shimkus quotes Genesis and Matthew to prove we don't have worry about humankind destroying the earth. I guess all the fuss about nuclear war was no big deal, either.
If you think wives should be submissive to their husbands
Michele Bachmann is low-hanging fruit on the crazy tree, and this is one of her milder statements. Apparently she's let her husband dictate her career, even entered fields she hated, because "the Lord says, Be submissive — wives, you are to be submissive to your husbands." (1:37 into the clip).
Michele's statements are so consistently jaw-dropping that she's had to make them part of her electoral appeal. For a long time, my favorite was her belief that swine flu only rages during Democratic administrations (not that there's a link, mind you, she's just sayin'…) — even though the other outbreak she mentions was under Ford, not Carter.
But she's topped that with her plan for bringing down Obama's health care plan:
What we have to do today is make a covenant, to slit our wrists, be blood brothers on this thing. This will not pass. We will do whatever it takes to make sure this doesn't pass.
First, though, make sure your health insurance covers slit wrists (and can you add your blood brother as a family member?).
If you want to pass laws to establish the Bible as the Word of God for all Americans
Randy Forbes wants to place the Lincoln-Obama Bible on permanent display upon the Lincoln table at the Capitol Visitor Center. He introduced a resolution with a long list of WHEREASs, one of which was:
Whereas the Holy Bible is God's Word
Randy must not know the First Amendment prohibits Congress from establishing a state religion. Randy's shown his incompetence in other ways, too. He once opposed expanding hate crime protections to gays and lesbians by saying this of the Perez Hilton/Carrie Prejean Miss USA ruckus:
Had [Hilton] done what he said he would do and stormed that stage and pulled that tiara off [Prejean's] head and [inflicted] bodily harm when he did it, there would not have been one ounce of protection under this piece of legislation for that young girl.
As Right Wing Watch points out, the opposite is true:
Under the current hates crimes law, violent crimes targeting someone because of their real or perceived religion are already covered and carry enhanced penalties, whereas violent crimes targeting real or perceived "sexual orientation" are not…
Still, you can't expect a Congressman to be an expert on everything. It's not like Randy is a is a former ranking member of the Judiciary Crime Subcommittee. Except, you know, he is.
If you want to scare women with a false link between abortion and breast cancer
Retired Congressman Bill Sali repeatedly asserted that women who have abortions are more likely to get breast cancer. There's no evidence to support this. Here's someone impervious to scientific evidence that runs counter to his political beliefs. Or is he an ambitious politician willing to say anything his voting bloc wants to hear? I wish I could see into the heads of these people. Either way, they turn truth and fact into roadkill on the political highway.
One more thing — while in office, Bill fretted mightily over a Muslim elected to Congress and a Hindu chaplain chosen to offer the opening prayer one day in the Senate. "You know, the Lord can cause the rain to fall on the just and the unjust alike," Bill said. He's afraid the Hindu prayer "creates problems for the longevity of this country."
If you think stiffer penalties for violent attacks on gays are a threat to your freedom
Yep, Louie Gohmert again. He does have a thing about the gays.
Even though the bill ends with this clause:
Nothing in this Act, or the amendments made by this Act, shall be construed to prohibit any expressive conduct protected from legal prohibition by, or any activities protected by, the Constitution.
Religious expression is protected. Actually, any sort of speech previously protected by the First Amendment will remain protected. Did you know Gohmert used to be an appeals court judge?
By the way, what he says around 0:45 in the video? About the legislation duplicating laws that exist in every one of the 45 states in the union? He's wrong. And not just about how many states there are.
If you think same-sex marriage is a purely socialist concept
Steve King said this on a WorldNetDaily radio show.
If there's a push for a socialist society, a society where the foundations of individual rights and liberties are undermined and everybody is thrown together, living collectively off of one pot of resources earned by everyone. That is, this is one of the goals they have to go to is same-sex marriage because it has to plow through marriage in order to get to their goal. They want public affirmation. They want access to public funds and resources. Eventually all those resources will be pooled because that's the direction we're going. And not only is it a radical social idea, it is a purely socialist concept in the final analysis. [emphasis added]
Steve King also was the only vote in all of Congress to oppose a plaque commemorating the role of slaves in the construction of the Capitol Building. He did it to protect our Judeo-Christian heritage. But don't let your head explode yet. Wait for this quote from his press release:
Last night I opposed yet another bill to erect another monument to slavery…
Yet ANOTHER bill? For ANOTHER monument? My God, Marilyn, what do these people WANT?
If you need someone to call Michelle Obama uppity
In 2008, Georgia representative Lynn Westmoreland was commenting on…oh, just listen to the audio.
And then watch this.
If Obama's election sends you looking for a great white hope to save the GOP
Lynn Jenkins, from Kansas.
If you want to push your political agenda by exploiting the fears of senior citizens
You know where this is headed.
I love her directness. No meek statement from Ginnie. She's not worried about seniors dying from neglect or waiting in long lines. No, she's all about them being put to death. By the government! It takes a special kind of courage to come out against that sort of thing.
I can't say it any better than this:
Representative Stephen Buyer(R-ID) knows that by the middle of next week, the skeptical seniors will realize that they are on a single payer government run Medicare and the "kill granny" scare tactic was a hoax, so he is prepared to use the third bullet in this debacle by going after the veterans. Representative Buyer sent out a letter stating that "Major veterans' organizations are speaking out against several provisions within the proposed House version of the national health care reform plan that could adversely affect veterans and their families." Congressman Joe Sestak (D-PA), retired United States navy rear admiral and the highest former ranking military officer serving in Congress said "Section 202 prohibits the Health Care reform bill to affect VA benefits and their dependents." Congressman Sestak went onto say that 265,000 veterans and their dependents that were above the $34,000 threshold limit ,were removed from the rolls of the VA in 2003 , without much fanfare from the republicans but Obama's new budget will restore many of those same veterans and their dependents back into the system. As of today, 500,000 veterans and their dependents have been removed.
Seriously, pushing your agenda by trying deceive senior citizens — and now veterans? Can Republicans go any lower?
…and parents of disabled children
In September, Trent Franks offered this warning about the Democrats' healthcare reform bill to parents of disabled kids:
We run into one reality: the rationing of care because you have to decrease the costs. There is always, always rationing and restrictions, which fall on the most weak.
Trent is right about the problem but wrong about the bill. There's rationing already, done by health insurance companies that deny claims, terminate coverage, and refuse to insure those with pre-existing conditions. The reform bill tries to address those issues. "I'll never vote for government-run healthcare," Franks has said elsewhere. But "government-run healthcare" is one of those scary, dishonest bits of Republican jargon. The bill doesn't put the healthcare system under government control, or put treatment decisions in the hands of government bureaucrats.
It's hard to cast Trent as a bad guy in this debate. He was born with a cleft palate, and his late brother had Down Syndrome. He has every reason to take a deep and sincere interest in how disabled kids will fare under reform. But that makes him all the more dangerous when he distorts the truth.
Trent portrays himself as a defender of moral values, but that doesn't prevent him from entering half-truths into the public record. In his opposition to extending hate crime protections to gays and lesbians, he spoke of the "Philadelphia 11″:
Eleven individuals were jailed and faced $90,000 in fines and 47 years in prison for simply speaking the Gospel openly and publicly.
Well, no. Trent doesn't mention that police intervened when the eleven individuals tried to disrupt a publicly-permitted event and were charged with disorderly conduct after they ignored police orders to disperse for the sake of public safety. And ultimately none of them were tried under Pennsylvania's hate crime statute, because these laws simply do not criminalize speech. Trent says none of that.
And by the way, existing hate crime legislation protects Christians (and other religious believers). Does his principled opposition include this protection, or was he moved to speak only when the gays got involved?
In this post I've only listed comments by US representatives. If you want to include state officials, the world gets even crazier.
- Gays asking for equality are asking too much. After all, we already let them exist.
- The world is 6000 years old.
- The government could save money by offering poor women $1000 each to have their tubes tied.
- Letting poor teens go hungry might not be so bad, because hunger is a great motivator.
You almost expect this sort of lunacy at the lower levels of government. But everything else in the post came from our representatives in Congress. The Republican party today has little interest in developing constructive policy. Its reps would rather spend their energy offering up ridiculous claims to see if they can ride a wave of deceit back into power. Hopefully, they'll just catch a riptide and get pulled further out to sea.


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Incoming Chelsea manager Antonio Conte says he feels "stronger" after being cleared of any wrongdoing in a match-fixing scandal from 2011.
The 46-year-old, who will lead Italy at Euro 2016 next month before joining Chelsea, was accused of doing nothing to halt a scandal while boss of Siena.
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Nanoelectronic Modeling Lecture 19: Introduction to RTDs - Asymmetric Structures
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The previous lecture indicated that the quantum charge self-consistency changes the I-V curve of an RTD qualitatively compared to the semi-classical (Thomas-Fermi) charge model. This change in the I-V curve really can be related to the charge accumulation inside the RTD and the emitter well. This lecture explores this effect in more detail by targeting an RTD that has a deliberate asymmetric structure. The collector barrier is chosen thicker than the emitter barrier. With this set-up we expect that the tunneling rate into the RTD from the emitter is faster than the tunneling rate from the RTD into the collector. That means that we expect to see a charge accumulation in forward bias such that the charge inside the RTD is larger than the symmetric case considered in the previous section. In the reverse bias direction we expect to see the opposite, carrier exit the central RTD faster than they can tunnel in from the emitter. The central resonance will be empty. These two different charge behaviors result in dramatically different I-V curves in forward and reverse bias. The behavior can be nicely explained by the traces of the resonance energies as well as the sheet charge densities in the central RTD and the emitter. A comparison between the sheet charge densities and the current-voltage curve reveals that the tunneling rates through the RTD must be very strong functions of energy.
Learning Objectives:
- An asymmetric RTD with different emitter and collector barriers shows dramatically different current voltage characteristics in the forward and reverse bias directions.
- The different behavior in the forward and the reverse bias direction is due to charge accumulation and depletion, respectively, in the central RTD in the two different bias directions.
- Valley current is increased in a quantum charge-self-consistent calculation (Hartree) compared to calculation based on potential derived from a semi-classical charge (Thomas-Fermi)
- Hopping matrix elements G are strong function of bias
• need to be cautious about analytical formulas!
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General Motors will not sell its loss-making European unit Opel or "simply close up shop and leave" it, the U.S. carmaker's Chief Executive told more than 5,000 staff in Germany.
Former private equity manager Dan Akerson has come under pressure from investors to divest or unwind Opel, which Morgan Stanley forecasts will post another $1 billion in annual operating losses on average through 2021 after $16 billion over the past dozen years.
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While other senior executives have defended Opel's role within GM, this is the first time that Akerson has sworn loyalty in front of the workforce.
"Our protracted losses have even prompted some analysts to argue that we should sell Opel or simply close up shop and leave car sales in the region to others - I'm not about to do that," he said in a speech on Thursday.
"As a global auto company, GM needs a strong design, engineering, manufacturing and sales presence in Europe. There's room for Chevrolet in Europe but Opel fulfils that role."
Unlike his number two, Steve Girsky, who called Opel "vital" to the operations of GM, analysts believed Akerson was open to a more radical approach given his minority view to sell Opel to Magna late in 2009.
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Speaking with Girsky at the Ruesselsheim plant, also home to the brand's headquarters, Akerson's pledges of loyalty in English were projected on a screen with German subtitles.
"Recommendations that we 'cut and run' show you that some people simply do not see how important Opel is to our success," Akerson said.
"They also overlook the key role Opel and the ITDC (engineering and development centre) play in GM's global product development plans, and Opel's expertise in CO2 reduction and other technologies that have application around the world," he explained.
Earlier this week, people familiar with the matter told Reuters that GM and PSA Peugeot Citroen had shelved talks on a deeper tie-up amid misgivings about PSA's worsening finances and a government-backed bailout.
Akerson, who said GM planned to grow and not shrink Opel as unions feared, only briefly mentioned GM's French ally.
"The fact is we lack economies of scale in critical areas and if we can achieve scale by partnering with PSA, that's what we are going to do," Akerson said.
One Opel employee who attended the event said the general reaction was largely positive.
"I wouldn't call it thunderous, but there was applause. (...) Some might still be cynical but overall it was seen as a clear commitment to Opel and the important role it plays within GM - I don't think it was interpreted as Akerson playing some tactical game."
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