Warning Signs of an Electrical Failure in Your Maserati
Warning Signs of an Electrical Failure in Your Maserati
Maseratis are not immune to electrical failures which can cause a variety of problems, from minor inconveniences to safety hazards. The electrical system in your car is responsible for powering a wide range of components and systems, including the headlights, radio, power windows, air conditioning, and more. Other important electrical components in a car include the battery, alternator, starter motor, and spark plugs, all of which are essential for starting the engine and keeping it running.
Additionally, sensors and control modules throughout your Maserati rely on the electrical system to function properly, including the engine control module, transmission control module, and body control module.
In modern luxury cars, the electrical system plays an increasingly important role in driving performance, fuel efficiency, and safety, making it a critical component for maintaining and repairing. Below, we discuss five of the most obvious warning signs that your Maserati model may be experiencing an electrical failure.
Dimming or Flickering Headlights
One of the most common warning signs of an electrical failure in your Maserati is dimming or flickering headlights. If you notice that your headlights are not as bright as they used to be or they flicker on and off while driving, it may be a sign that there is a problem with your car's electrical system.
Dimming or flickering headlights can be caused by a variety of issues, including a weak battery, a faulty alternator, or a problem with the wiring. It's important to get your car inspected by a professional as soon as possible to diagnose the problem and prevent further damage.
Electrical Accessories Not Working
If the electrical accessories in your Maserati, such as the radio, air conditioning, or power windows, stop working, it could be a sign of an electrical failure. These accessories rely on the car's electrical system to function correctly, and if there is a problem with the system, they may stop working.
In some cases, the issue may be a blown fuse, which can be easily replaced. However, if the problem persists, it's essential to get your car inspected by a professional to diagnose the issue and prevent further damage.
Strange Smells
If you notice a strange smell, such as a burning odor, while driving your Maserati, it could be a sign of an electrical failure. Electrical issues can cause wires to overheat, leading to a burning smell. If you smell something new and odd in your car or SUV, it's important to pull over and turn off the engine immediately. Continuing to drive with a burning smell can be dangerous and may cause further damage to your Maserati. Contact a professional to inspect your vehicle as soon as possible.
Dashboard Warning Lights
Your Maserati's dashboard warning lights are designed to alert you to potential problems with your car. If you notice warning lights on your dashboard, such as the battery or check engine light, it could be a sign of an electrical failure.
Ignoring warning lights can lead to more severe problems, so it's important to get your car inspected as soon as possible to diagnose the issue and prevent further damage.
A Dead Battery
If your Maserati's battery is dead, it may be a sign of an electrical failure. While a dead battery can be caused by a variety of issues, including leaving the headlights on or a faulty alternator, it's important to address the issue as soon as possible.
A dead battery can leave you stranded and may cause further damage to your car's electrical system. If your car's battery is dead, contact us to have your Maserati towed in for a quick and affordable replacement battery. We can also check your system to ensure there's nothing sinister happening with the electrical system that may have drained your battery.
Paladin Automotive for Your Maserati's Proper Maintenance and Repairs
Electrical failures can be a serious problem Maserati Battery Check for Maserati owners, and it's essential to be aware of the warning signs. If you notice any of the symptoms discussed in this article, it's important to get your car inspected by our professional mechanics as soon as possible to prevent further damage and ensure your safety on the road.
Regular maintenance and inspections can help prevent electrical failures and other problems with your Maserati model. Make sure to follow the recommended maintenance schedule for your car and have it inspected for a tune up by our master mechanics at least once a year. We proudly serve clients in and around Spring Valley, Summerlin, and Las Vegas, NV, so give us a call today to set up an appointment!
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Amendment 49: Release of C.25 InSight PSP
Program element C.25 solicits investigations for the InSight Participating Scientist Program (PSP). The objectives of the program are to: a) enhance the scientific return from the InSight mission by broadening participation in the mission, and b) augment the existing InSight science team to include new members conducting investigations that broaden and/or complement the funded InSight Principal Investigator (PI)-led investigations. The goal of the InSight PSP is to maximize the contribution of InSight to the future exploration and scientific understanding of Mars and the other terrestrial-type planets. Because the intention is to enhance and broaden the scientific return and augment the existing science team, investigations submitted by the InSight Principal Investigator, Deputy Principal Investigator and Co-Investigators will not be considered.
Selected Participating Scientists (PSs) will become full members of the InSight science team and will work in a collaborative manner with other InSight science team members after selection. PSs will have the same rights and be required to fulfill many of the same responsibilities as those of current science team Co-Investigators.
This program requires a Notices of Intent (NOI). Proposals that are not preceded by an NOI may be returned without review. No feedback will be provided in response to the NOI. This program will not take Step-1 proposals. Additionally, this program element does not collect a data management plan via the NSPIRES cover pages, as some aspects of data archiving must be included in the body of the proposal and will be evaluated as part of merit (see Section 3.3, Evaluation Criteria). Proposers from non-U.S. institutions should refer to Section 2.4 of this program element. Mandatory NOIs are due January 11, 2018 and proposals are due February 15, 2018.
Questions concerning this program element may be directed to Robert Fogel at _EMAIL_.

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Sun Java System Access Manager 7.1 Administration Reference
ProcedureTo Add a New Client
 1. Click New in the Client Type list.
 2. Select the device type with the following fields:
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 Device User Agent
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 3. Click Next.
 4. Enter the following information for the new device:
 Client Type Name
 Accepts the name for the device. The name must be unique across all devices
 The HTTP User String
 Defines the User-Agent in the HTTP request header. For example, Mozilla/4.0.
 5. Click Finish.
 6. To duplicate a device and its properties, click the Duplicate link. Device names must unique. By default, Access Manager will rename the device to copy_of_devicename.


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How to Fix an Internal Server Error in WordPress
Internal Server Error, or sometimes 500 Internal Server Error, is probably one of the most confusing WordPress errors. This error occurs without any explicit cause, making it hard to address the issue, and can require a lot of troubleshooting from your end. Most of the time, this error is caused by a corrupted .htaccess file or an exhausted PHP memory limit. Some other causes include faulty plugins, corrupted core files, and incorrect file permissions.
We have compiled possible solutions to help you fix Internal Server Error, so your WordPress site runs again.
In this article, you'll learn the options available for you to fix an internal server error. Click on the corresponding link to jump directly to the specific section of this page.
Check Corrupted .htaccess File
Most often, the 500 Internal Server Error is caused by a corrupted .htaccess file to check, follow the steps below.
 1. Access your File Manager.
 2. Scroll to public_html folder and locate your .htacccess file.
 3. Right-click on the .htaccess file and select Rename.
 You may also click .htaccess and select the Rename button on the upper part of the page.
 4. Rename the file as you desired.
 5. Open a browser and enter your domain to check if your site is running.
 6. If the error is gone, create a new .htaccess file by clicking + File button found at the top left side of the page.
 7. Name the file using ONLY the extension .htaccess.
 8. Click Create New File.
If the error remains, proceed to the next solutions given below.
Increase PHP Memory Limit
Internal server errors also happen if you have exhausted the PHP memory limit set by your hosting provider. To check if this is causing the error, increase the PHP memory limit. Please refer to:
Deactivate Plugins
As mentioned, faulty plugins may cause an error. To check, follow the steps below.
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 2. Scroll to public_html folder and look for the wp-content folder. Then, double click on the folder.
 3. Inside the wp-content folder, right-click on plugins folder, and choose Rename.
 4. Then, rename the plugins folder, as you desired. This will deactivate all of your plugins.
 5. Check if the site works.
 If the site works, change folder name to original name (plugins).
 6. Open plugins folder by double-clicking it.
 7. Under plugins folder, rename the files one by one, and check if the site is affected as you rename. This should determine which among the plugin is causing the error.
 8. Change the file name back to original name again when you find a specific plugin is not causing the error.
 9. When you found the plugin causing the issue, deactivate that plugin.
If the issue is caused by a plugin, then it should be fixed by now. If not, continue reading.
Check File Permissions
Though unlikely, checking file permission is worth a try. Changing permissions can cause several errors, including an Internal Server Error. To check, follow the steps below.
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 2. Scroll to public_html folder and locate your .htacccess file.
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 4. If not, change the file permission by double-clicking the permission number and changing it to 755 or 644.
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Open a browser and enter your domain to see if your site is running.
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Series: ASAA Women in Asia Series
The Indonesian massacres of _PHONE_ claimed the lives of an estimated half a million men, women and children. Histories of this period of mass violence in Indonesia's past have focused almost exclusively on top-level political and military actors, their roles in the violence, and their movements...
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Legacies and Prevention
The twentieth century has been labelled the 'century of genocide', and according to estimates, more than 250 million civilians were victims of genocide and mass atrocities during this period. This book provides one of the first regional perspectives on mass atrocities in Asia, by exploring the...
Published May 20th 2013 by Routledge

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Water wheelchair in Dubai – level 3
Dubai has begun offering specialist wheelchairs that have been modified to allow disabled people the chance to enjoy bathing in the sea or in swimming pools.
The two armrests act as flotation devices and the user lays flatter and lower than normal to make it easier to change positions.
"So we are studying right now four parks in Dubai, and we're changing actually the playground area according to that needs exactly for those who are coming with wheelchairs so they will be mixed with the normal children."
Twenty chairs have been put out across Dubai's two main beach parks and can be reserved and used for free, and by October they plan for at least 20 percent of areas in the country's 80 parks to be equipped with entertainment facilities for disabled visitors.
"We'll try to remove the wheels. It's easy to remove the wheels because there's a lock. When we remove the lock, the wheels will come out."
The chairs are part of a specialist project to make Dubai more accessible for disabled visitors for the World Expo in 2020.
Difficult words: floatation (action of floating – moving slowly in the water), device (thing).
LEARN 3000 WORDS with NEWS IN LEVELS
If you read and listen to two articles every day, your reading and listening skills can improve fast. You can learn quickly and after some time you will not have to translate into your own language. You will simply understand. Why should you do this?
When you listen to people in your native language, you do not translate. You simply understand. The same has to be in English. When you learn English, you have to learn the whole sentences in context.
Students, who translate English texts, do exercises and do tests are very good at translating, doing exercises and doing tests, but they have problems with understanding English in real life. In real life, nobody waits for your translation. People usually use simple English when they speak but they use it fast. You have to understand with no translation to your native language. If you translate, you cannot be part of communication because you are thinking about the language too much. These words are maybe hard to read but they are true.
You also have to hear every new word 5 to 10 times if you want to remember it. That's why we use the same words in one level. If you read and hear the same words again and again, you will understand them and remember them. If you know words from one level, you can go to a higher level and learn new words. It is important to go step by step, and read and listen to words which are used in English often. This is what we do with our news. In our short news, we use words which are used in English often. Level 1 has the 1000 most important words. Level 2 has the 2000 most important words, Level 3 has the 3000 most important words.
So, if you want to understand English fast and learn fast, read two articles or more a day. You can improve your reading and listening quickly when you read easy English news. We will help you learn English fast and understand it. When you use this website every day, you can learn 3000 words which you need for communication with anybody in English.
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The Stacks project
Lemma 49.9.7. Let $f : Y \to X$ be a flat quasi-finite morphism of Noetherian schemes. Let $R \subset Y$ be the closed subscheme defined by $\mathfrak {D}_ f$.
 1. If $\omega _{Y/X}$ is invertible, then $R$ is a locally principal closed subscheme of $Y$.
 2. If $\omega _{Y/X}$ is invertible and $f$ is finite, then the norm of $R$ is the discriminant $D_ f$ of $f$.
 3. If $\omega _{Y/X}$ is invertible and $f$ is étale at the associated points of $Y$, then $R$ is an effective Cartier divisor and there is an isomorphism $\mathcal{O}_ Y(R) = \omega _{Y/X}$.
Proof. Proof of (1). We may work locally on $Y$, hence we may assume $\omega _{Y/X}$ is free of rank $1$. Say $\omega _{Y/X} = \mathcal{O}_ Y\lambda $. Then we can write $\tau _{Y/X} = h \lambda $ and then we see that $R$ is defined by $h$, i.e., $R$ is locally principal.
Proof of (2). We may assume $Y \to X$ is given by a finite free ring map $A \to B$ and that $\omega _{B/A}$ is free of rank $1$ as $B$-module. Choose a $B$-basis element $\lambda $ for $\omega _{B/A}$ and write $\text{Trace}_{B/A} = b \cdot \lambda $ for some $b \in B$. Then $\mathfrak {D}_{B/A} = (b)$ and $D_ f$ is cut out by $\det (\text{Trace}_{B/A}(b_ ib_ j))$ where $b_1, \ldots , b_ n$ is a basis of $B$ as an $A$-module. Let $b_1^\vee , \ldots , b_ n^\vee $ be the dual basis. Writing $b_ i^\vee = c_ i \cdot \lambda $ we see that $c_1, \ldots , c_ n$ is a basis of $B$ as well. Hence with $c_ i = \sum a_{il}b_ l$ we see that $\det (a_{il})$ is a unit in $A$. Clearly, $b \cdot b_ i^\vee = c_ i \cdot \text{Trace}_{B/A}$ hence we conclude from the computation in the proof of Lemma 49.9.5 that $\text{Norm}_{B/A}(b)$ is a unit times $\det (\text{Trace}_{B/A}(b_ ib_ j))$.
Proof of (3). In the notation above we see from Lemma 49.9.6 and the assumption that $h$ does not vanish in the associated points of $Y$, which implies that $h$ is a nonzerodivisor. The canonical isomorphism sends $1$ to $\tau _{Y/X}$, see Divisors, Lemma 31.14.10. $\square$
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The goal of the project is to evaluate how this grocery chain (brick and mortar and online) can engage millennials through cooking. After conducting research, the project charge is to develop a strategy and tactics including communication channels, messaging and sample creative material that resonates with this audience. An emphasis on digital is suggested.
- Interest in food retailing and cooking
- Digital media and communications
Large grocery chain in the Midwest
Final deliverable format:
A strategic plan including a messaging plan on the topic of cooking to reach millennials tied to the client, a large grocery chain. The strategy will include tactics and sample creative material. An emphasis on digital is suggested.


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Kendo UI for Angular Sparkline Overview
The Sparkline is a tiny chart without axes, coordinates, legends, titles, or other chart-specific elements.
Generally, Sparklines are simple, word-sized graphics that can be embedded in tables, headlines, or chunks of text. The concept for their graphical representation was developed by Edward Tufte. The Kendo UI Sparkline is a version of the Kendo UI Chart, which is tailored for this specific application. While the standard Kendo UI Chart component behaves like a block element (due to its rendering inside a
div element to allow for an easy embedding in texts), the Sparkline behaves like an inline element due to its rendering inside a
While, typically, Sparklines are line charts, they can also be rendered as the following Chart types:
- Line (default)
- Bar (Data Bars)
The following example demonstrates the Sparkline in action.
- The Sparkline includes shortcuts for setting the
- Also, the Sparkline supports all configuration options that are applicable for the Categorical series type of the Chart.


ASP.NET - Sorting a GridView Bound to a Custom Data Object
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This article presents a technique for sorting a GridView populated from a list of custom data objects. It relies on the view state and does not require additional calls to the database.
ASP.NET - Sorting a GridView Bound to a Custom Data Object
This article presents a technique for sorting a GridView populated from a list of custom data objects. It relies on the view state and does not require additional calls to the database.
Sorting a GridView Bound to a Custom Data Object
The ease of binding an ArrayList of custom data objects to a GridView makes it a very attractive practice. Of course, creating a grid will often come with the requirement of making the contents sortable. This article presents a quick and easy way to facilitate sorting of custom data objects without additional calls to the database or data source. It utilizes ASP .NET 2.0. in C#. Let's start with a simple custom data object called HoursBE (Business Entity). It contains fields for name, hours worked, and date, as outlined below:

[Serializable]
public class HoursBE
{
private string _name;
private double _hours;
private DateTime _date;
public HoursBE()
{
}
public string Name
{
get { return _name; }
set { _name = value; }
}
public double Hours
{
get { return _hours; }
set { _hours = value; }
}
public DateTime Date
{
get { return _date; }
set { _date = value; }
}
}
It is important that the class be serializable for storage in the ViewState or Session. I've also included several different data types to illustrate subtle differences in how each is sorted. The data object is bound to the GridView as shown below in the Page_Load method. In this sample source code, the data is retrieved from an XML file, but the workings would be the same for a database call. The hourList variable contains a list of HoursBE objects.

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
HoursDAL hoursDAL = new HoursDAL();
ArrayList hourList = hoursDAL.GetHours();
ViewState["HourList"] = hourList;
gvHours.DataSource = hourList;
gvHours.DataBind();
}
This produces the following GridView on an aspx page.
Here is a representation of the GridView mark up in the aspx page, with some key attributes highlighted in bold.

<asp:GridView ID="gvHours" runat="server" AllowSorting="True"
AutoGenerateColumns="False" CellPadding="4" ForeColor="#333333"
GridLines="None" OnRowCreated="gvHours_RowCreated"
OnSorting="gvHours_Sorting" Style="z-index: 102; left: 65px;
position: absolute; top: 84px" Width="513px">
<FooterStyle BackColor="#507CD1" Font-Bold="True"
ForeColor="White" />
<RowStyle BackColor="#EFF3FB" />
<Columns>
<asp:BoundField DataField="Name" HeaderText="Name"
SortExpression="Name" />
<asp:BoundField DataField="Hours" HeaderText="Hours"
SortExpression="Hours">
<ItemStyle HorizontalAlign="Center" />
</asp:BoundField>
<asp:BoundField DataField="Date"
DataFormatString="{0:d}" HeaderText="Date"
SortExpression="Date">
<ItemStyle HorizontalAlign="Center" />
</asp:BoundField>
</Columns>
<PagerStyle BackColor="#2461BF" ForeColor="White"
HorizontalAlign="Center" />
<SelectedRowStyle BackColor="#D1DDF1" Font-Bold="True"
ForeColor="#333333" />
<HeaderStyle BackColor="#507CD1" Font-Bold="True"
ForeColor="White" />
<EditRowStyle BackColor="#2461BF" />
<AlternatingRowStyle BackColor="White" />
</asp:GridView>
First, the AllowSorting attribute must be set to true. Do not set the EnableSortingAndPagingCallbacks attribute to true, or the sorting will not work. You will also need OnSorting and OnRowCreatedMethods event handlers in the code behind. Finally, the SortExpression must be set to the name of the data field on which you want to sort for each bound field. In this simple case, it will be the fields themselves.
All of the code that follows is contained in the page code behind. Now let's take a look at the OnSorting event handler method, to examine the nuts and bolts of the sorting mechanism.

private const string ASCENDING = " ASC";
private const string DESCENDING = " DESC";
protected void gvHours_Sorting(object sender,
GridViewSortEventArgs e)
{
string sortExpression = e.SortExpression;
ViewState["SortExpression"] = sortExpression;
if (GridViewSortDirection == SortDirection.Ascending)
{
GridViewSortDirection = SortDirection.Descending;
SortGridView(sortExpression, DESCENDING);
}
else
{
GridViewSortDirection = SortDirection.Ascending;
SortGridView(sortExpression, ASCENDING);
}
}
This method obtains the sort expression (data field name) from the GridViewSortEventArgs, and stores it in the view state for future reference. It then performs a simple flip to determine whether the sort should be ascending, or descending. The sort direction is contained within the following, small field.

private SortDirection GridViewSortDirection
{
get
{
if (ViewState["sortDirection"] == null)
ViewState["sortDirection"] = SortDirection.Ascending;
return (SortDirection)ViewState["sortDirection"];
}
set { ViewState["sortDirection"] = value; }
}
The actual sorting work is performed by the SortGridView method shown below. This method basically creates a DataTable object that contains the same columns as the GridView and populates this table from data in the ArrayList that we stored in the view state earlier. Note that the default data type for DataTable columns is a string, so it need to be explicitly set to Double for the hours and DateTime for the date, or those columns will not sort correctly. It then creates a new sortable DataView object from the DataTable and sets the sort property to the sort expression and sort order. After that, it is only a matter of setting the GridView's data source property to the DataView and then binding it.

private void SortGridView(string sortExpression, string direction)
{
ArrayList hourList = (ArrayList)ViewState["HourList"];
DataTable dt = new DataTable();
dt.Columns.Add("Name");
dt.Columns.Add("Hours");
dt.Columns["Hours"].DataType =
System.Type.GetType("System.Double");
dt.Columns.Add("Date");
dt.Columns["Date"].DataType =
System.Type.GetType("System.DateTime");
foreach (HoursBE hours in hourList)
{
DataRow dr = dt.NewRow();
dr["Name"] = hours.Name;
dr["Hours"] = hours.Hours;
dr["Date"] = hours.Date;
dt.Rows.Add(dr);
}
DataView dv = new DataView(dt);
dv.Sort = sortExpression + direction;
gvHours.DataSource = dv;
gvHours.DataBind();
}
As an additional touch, we can add an up or down arrow to the column header to indicate whether the sort is ascending or descending. We can do this by using the RowCreated event handler method we added to the GridView. It is shown below. It uses two methods to retrieve the current sort index (column name) and then set the image within that column. This method fires ever time there is a new DataBind call on the GridView.

protected void gvHours_RowCreated(object sender,
GridViewRowEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.Header)
{
int sortColumnIndex = GetSortColumnIndex();
if (sortColumnIndex != -1)
{
AddSortImage(


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Drinking a glass of water can be enriching and refreshing. But sometimes water turns cloudy when you pour it in the glass and clears up in few minutes. It happens due to multiple reasons, here are few.
1) Due to a rupture in the plumbing, the air becomes pressurized. This leads to the formation of many micro bubbles which makes the water appear cloudy.
2) Sometimes tiny particles from rocks and stone, as well as sand and dirt can get mixed with your water supply. Again, these are generally harmless.
3) If an adjacent pipe carries gas leaks into your water pipe, it generates pressure. Due to this, pressure bubbles are formed which results in the change in water colour.


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Illustration of a graphene movie being hole-drilled by laser irradiation. Scientists at Tohoku University used a femtosecond laser to effectively micro/nanofabricate graphene films, developing multi-point holes without damage and eliminating contaminants. (b) Formation of 32 laser areas on the graphene movie. By using this method to an ultra-thin atomic layer of graphene, the very same group has actually now prospered in performing a multi-point hole drilling without damaging the graphene film. Upon closer assessment of the areas irradiated with low-energy laser pulses, which did not make holes, via a high-performance electron microscopic lense, Uesugi and his colleagues found that pollutants on the graphene had actually also been removed.
Back in January, Tohoku University researchers created a method that could micro/nanofabricate silicon nitride thin gadgets with thicknesses varying from 5 to 50 nanometers. The technique utilized a femtosecond laser, which released exceptionally short, rapid pulses of light. It turned out to be efficient in quickly and easily processing thin products without a vacuum environment.
( a) Schematic of the laser processing system. (b) Formation of 32 laser spots on the graphene movie. (c) Image of a graphene movie that has actually been multi-point hole-drilled. Credit: Yuuki Uesugi et al
. By applying this technique to an ultra-thin atomic layer of graphene, the same group has actually now been successful in carrying out a multi-point hole drilling without harming the graphene movie. Details of their development were reported in the journal Nano Letters on May 16, 2023.
" With appropriate control of the input energy and number of laser shots, we had the ability to carry out precise machining and develop holes with sizes varying from 70 nanometers– much smaller sized than the laser wavelength of 520 nanometers– to over 1 millimeter," states Yuuki Uesugi, assistant teacher at Tohoku Universitys Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, and co-author of the paper.
Picture of laser-processed graphene film observed by scanning transmission electron microscopy. The black areas suggest through-holes. The white things suggest surface pollutants. Credit: Yuuki Uesugi et al
. Upon closer evaluation of the areas irradiated with low-energy laser pulses, which did not make holes, via a high-performance electron microscope, Uesugi and his colleagues discovered that pollutants on the graphene had actually also been removed. Further magnified observation revealed nanopores less than 10 nanometers in diameter and atomic-level defects, where several carbon atoms were missing out on in the crystal structures of the graphene.
Atomic flaws in graphene are both helpful and destructive, depending on the application. Whilst flaws often downgrade certain residential or commercial properties, they also introduce brand-new functionalities or improve particular attributes.
Credit: Yuuki Uesugi et al.
" Observing a tendency propensity the density of nanopores and defects flaws increase proportionally with the energy and number of laser shots led us to conclude the formation of nanopores and defects could be manipulated controlled using a femtosecond laser irradiation," adds Uesugi. "By forming nanopores and atomic-level problems in graphene, not just can electrical conductivity be managed but also quantum-level qualities such as spin and valley. The impurity elimination by femtosecond laser irradiation discovered in this research might develop a new method for non-destructively and easily washing high-purity graphene."
Looking ahead, the team intends to develop a cleaning technique using the laser and bring an in-depth examination into how to carry out atomic problem formation. Additional developments will have a huge effect on locations from quantum products research to biosensor development.
Reference: "Nanoprocessing of Self-Suspended Monolayer Graphene and Defect Formation by Femtosecond-Laser Irradiation" by Naohiro Kadoguchi, Yuuki Uesugi, Makoto Nagasako, Tetsuro Kobayashi, Yuichi Kozawa and Shunichi Sato, 16 May 2023, Nano Letters.DOI: 10.1021/ acs.nanolett.3 c00594.
Illustration of a graphene movie being hole-drilled by laser irradiation. The size of the carbon atoms is overstated and varies from the real size. Credit: Yuuki Uesugi et al
. Researchers at Tohoku University utilized a femtosecond laser to effectively micro/nanofabricate graphene films, developing multi-point holes without damage and getting rid of pollutants. The method might replace standard, more complex methods, offering prospective improvements in quantum products research study and biosensor development.
Found in 2004, graphene has revolutionized different scientific fields. It has impressive properties like high electron mobility, mechanical strength, and thermal conductivity. Extensive effort and time have actually been invested in exploring its possible as a next-generation semiconductor product, causing the advancement of graphene-based transistors, transparent electrodes, and sensors.
But to render these gadgets into practical application, its crucial to have efficient processing strategies that can structure graphene films at micrometer and nanometer scale. Normally, micro/nanoscale material processing and gadget manufacturing use nanolithography and focused ion beam methods. However, these have actually posed longstanding challenges for laboratory researchers due to their need for massive equipment, lengthy production times, and complicated operations.


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Topographic and hydrologic modelling applied to mineral exploration in Tasmania
thesisposted on 2023-05-27, 17:46 authored by Rice, Peter J
Recent developments in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology enable complex modelling of geoscientific data which would not have been practical using manual methods. New techniques have been developed in this study for the statistical analysis of the distribution of topographic lineaments and for hydrologic modelling of stream sediment geochemical data. Topographic lineaments interpreted from artificial illumination of a digital elevation model of Tasmania have be categorised into four types according to persistence, orientation and temporal relationships. Type 1&2 lineaments are the most persistent forming major features that can be traced across Tasmania. Type 3 do not form persistent patterns and Type 4 trend north-south cross cutting other lineaments. The spatial association between Tasmanian mineral occurrences (points) and topographic lineaments (lines) has been analysed using a number of methodologies. Existing methods for testing point line spatial association were found to be unsuitable due to the deleterious effects of mineral occurrence clustering. A new method of Monte Carlo analysis has been developed which, in part, overcomes the effects of clustering. Monte Carlo analysis has been used to test the spatial association of primary copper, gold and tin occurrences across the Tasmanian mainland. Primary copper and tin occurrences have a spatial association with Type 1&2 and Type 3 topographic lineaments and gold occurrences are only associated with Type 1&2 topographic lineaments. A spatial association may also be inferred between tin occurrences and a composite of Type 1,2&3 topographic lineaments inside a zone defined by the interpreted 2 km granite depth contour in northwest Tasmania. The value of stream sediment geochemistry to mineral exploration is significantly increased by accurate determination of lithological and dispersion residuals. Lithological background levels of stream sediment trace elements were determined for each rock type from a point in polygon overlay of sample locations in lithology polygons. The lithological background at each sample site was calculated from a flow accumulation model and subtracted from observed values to produce a lithological residual. The dispersion residual was calculated by subtracting the average lithological residual of all samples upstream from a sample site, weighted by sample watershed area. The lithological residual enhances definition of anomalies by removing gross lithological variation. Dispersion residuals, calculated from the lithological residual, highlight local effects and emphasise subtle variation down stream from major anomalies. Hydrologic modelling has been applied to a stream sediment geochemistry survey from the Natone district in northwest Tasmania. Analysis of the Natone geochemical data using the methodologies developed in this study defines anomalies which are coincident with known mineralisation and geophysical anomalies. The lithological residual extends copper and zinc anomalies from the Upper Stowport Prospect southeast across the Precambrian siltstone-Devonian granite contact indicating an enlarged geochemical anomaly which has not been identified by convent10nal data analysis techniques. In the Chasm Creek catchment previously undetected copper, lend and zinc dispersion residual anomalies are coincident with electromagnetic and magnetic anomalies that are untested by drilling.
Rights statementCopyright 1997 the author - The University is continuing to endeavour to trace the copyright owner(s) and in the meantime this item has been reproduced here in good faith. We would be pleased to hear from the copyright owner(s). Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Tasmania, 1998. Includes bibliographical references


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Hopkins House was born of necessity. In 1939, at the end of the Depression with a still weak economy, President Roosevelt began to cut back on funding for social programs for the poor. One program that was eliminated was the Works Progress Administration sponsored Social Services Day Nursery that provided care for the children of African-American working parents in then racially segregated Alexandria.
A group of teachers including Edith Allen, Helen Day, Connie Chissell and others, decided to continue the nursery by volunteering their time and homes. Soon they persuaded the Social Services League to allow the use of their building at 517 Gibbon Street after six in the evening.
The teachers named the new community center in honor of Dr. J. Milton Hopkins, an Alexandria African-American physician who for years had provided medical care to anyone in need, regardless of ability to pay. Dr. Hopkins died on July 15, 1927.
Soon the nursery qualified to receive funds through the Community Chest (today's United Way). Chissell, an experienced social worker and educator, served as its first director. Helen Day and Edith Allen raised funds and planned programs with special focus on helping the poorest families. Hopkins House incorporated on August 9, 1939.
During these early years, Hopkins House had little or no money to pay for the services people needed. But what the organization lacked in funds, it more than made up in community involvement. Edith Allen and Helen Day, Hopkins House's first secretary, helped to originate "Negro History Week" in Alexandria's public schools -- a first in segregated Alexandria. After many efforts to identify funding, City Councilman Albert Smoot secured a grant of $95.67 from the City to support Hopkins House programs. With these funds, Edith Allen organized Girl Scout Troop #16 and Helen Day formed Brownie Troop #8. Other activities soon followed.
Through the next half century, Hopkins House programs expanded to include preschools, HIV/AIDS prevention, a crisis and family counseling center, brownie troops, after-school tutoring, a summer children's camp, a credit union, an employment and housing referral program, elder care centers, Headstart, Thanksgiving Meals for the Homeless, and a Lunch Bag Program for the hungry.
In 1994, the Hopkins House trustees adopted a strategic plan that, over the next five years, returned the organization to its roots providing education programs for low-income, working families with children.
THROUGH THE YEARS
Hopkins House is founded by Edith L. Allen, Helen Day, Connie Chissell, Leon C. Baltimore, Jr., Margaret Evans, Samuel W. Madden, Richard Poole, Alma P. Murray, and Evelyn Johnson Williams. The organization's first home was located at 517 Gibbon Street. Alexandria City Council allocates $95.67 to operate Hopkins House. Alexandria Community Chest (now the United Way) contributes $1,335 to Hopkins House. Alexandria City Council gives additional grant of $500 to Hopkins House.
Hopkins House holds first Annual Meeting. Membership dues are $0.25 a year.
Hopkins House leads petition drive to establish a high school for black children. The school was finally opened in 1950. Hopkins House establishes first library in the City open to black children. Black history books were also donated to each of the two elementary schools for black children (Parker-Gray and Lyles Crouch). The Alexandria Chapter of the NAACP is organized at Hopkins House. Hopkins House moves to larger quarters at 1011 Oronoco Street.
Hopkins House establishes "The Society for the Prevention of Delinquency," a group offering youths recreational activities as an alternative to delinquency.
Hopkins House serves as employment clearinghouse for veterans returning from World War II. Hopkins House establishes scholarship fund to assist graduates of Parker-Gray. Hopkins House persuades City to use closed U.S.O. building as a recreation center for black children.
Hopkins House relocates to its third home at 1312 Princess Street.
Hopkins House board of trustees becomes racially integrated – a first in then segregated Alexandria.
The Departmental Progressives Club raises $14,000 to fund the Neighborhood Services Project at Hopkins House. This project provided social work and intensive assistance to individuals falling between the cracks of existing social services.
Hopkins House establishes a halfday playschool for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Hopkins House establishes social hygiene class for teenagers. This program was the precursor to the organization's community health programs. Hopkins House is awarded Headstart contract for the City of Alexandria.
Hopkins House establishes a federally chartered credit union.
Hopkins House dedicates 1224 Princess Street building with $104,834 grant from HUD. This is the organization's fourth home. Hopkins House selected for the U.S. Congregate Feeding Program under Title VII of the Older Americans Act. This program was the forerunner of the current City-sponsored program under the Alexandria Office on Aging. Hopkins House expands food basket program to the Thanksgiving Dinners project feeding hundreds of needy persons on Thanksgiving Day.
Hopkins House purchases two vans to transport senior citizens throughout the City.
Hopkins House opens a preschool at 1224 Princess Street. Hopkins House is awarded the City's first AIDS/HIV prevention program.
Special Friends of Hopkins House donate $50,000 to the organization's general fund. Hopkins House celebrates half-a-century of service.
Hopkins House receives bequest of $45,000 from Mary Randolph, the largest gift from an individual at that time.
Hopkins House trustees and members adopt four-year strategic plan to return the organization to its roots in service to children.
Hopkins House raises a record $150,000 in gifts to the organization. Columbia Capital Corporation pledges $25,000, the largest single corporate gift Hopkins House had received to-date.
Hopkins House opens offices in Fairfax County. Organization receives "Excellence in Aging Award" from the Alexandria Commission on Aging.
Hopkins House trustees adopt organization's first $1-million plus operating budget. Hopkins House opens second preschool on the West End of Alexandria.
Hopkins House launches site on the Internet. Hopkins awarded $150,000 grant from the Mark & Catherine Winkler Foundation, its largest gift from a foundation and the largest single gift Hopkins House had received to-date. The Agnes & Eugene Meyer Foundation awards $100,000 grant. Hopkins House completes implementation of its four-year strategic plan, returning it to an organization for children and their families.
Hopkins House completes the renovation and expansion of its preschool on Princess Street in Alexandria.
Hopkins House launches capital campaign to raise $1.6-million to construct a Child & Family Development Center in Fairfax County. Organization opens infant and toddler care center at its Princess Street preschool. Organization grants first Elward J. Alexander, III Memorial "Gift" to a family affected by violence.
Hopkins House closes its AIDS/HIV prevention program after 14 years. Trustees name the organization's preschool on Duke Street in memory of Hopkins House's first President, Edith Allen. Governor Mark Warner speaks at Annual Meeting. Hopkins House purchases 1.6 acres in Fairfax County for the site of its proposed Child & Family Development Center.
The Community Stakeholders approve a 5-Year Strategic Plan changing the mission of the organization and calling for an expansion of Hopkins House services and programs; and, they make official the designation "Community Stakeholder."
Hopkins House begins construction on building in Fairfax County.
Senator from Illinois, Barack Obama, speaks at Hopkins House event. He calls on fathers to become more involved in the education and development of their children.
Hopkins House opens new center in Fairfax County, naming it the ABC Building in honor of the 90-plus members of the Northern Virginia Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) who donated money, labor, and materials to construct the 8,500 square foot facility. Hopkins House Trustees name the preschool in the ABC Building in honor of James L. and Juliette McNeil in appreciation for their philanthropic support and their personal involvement at Hopkins House.
Reading Is Fundamental ("RIF") selects Hopkins House from among 3500 literacy programs nationwide for recognition at its national conference in Washington, DC.
Virginia Governor Timothy M. Kaine visits the Hopkins House Helen Day Preschool Academy in Alexandria, Virginia and meets with local leaders to encourage increased public support for high-quality early care and education programs. U.S. Congressman James P. Moran celebrated his birthday with the children and staff at the James L. & Juliette McNeil Preschool Academy in Fairfax County, Virginia.
Hopkins House celebrates its 70th anniversary of providing high quality services to children, youth, and adults in the community. Through major grants from the Washington Area Women's Foundation, Boeing Company, PNC Bank, Capital One Bank, and the City of Alexandria, Hopkins House established the Early Childhood Learning Institute (ECLI) to provide college credits (through Northern Virginia Community College) and professional credentialing in the Early Childhood Education field, along with employment in local childcare centera at above market salaries plus benefits to financially low-resourced adults. US Congressman James P. Moran secures $250,000 federal grant for the ECLI.
Both Hopkins House Preschool Academies are ranked among the top 50 preschools in Northern Virginia by Northern Virginia Magazine. The Helen Day Preschool Academy receives accreditation by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). The Early Childhood Learning Institute (ECLI) begins offering college classes in Fairfax and Arlington Counties.
The James L. and Juliette McNeil Preschool Academy receives accreditation by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).


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ALCOHOL MONITOR is a variant of RHOTEC or SONATEC and allows measuring the content of alcohol (ethanol) in a mixture of water and ethanol. The alcohol measurement is done during the production of beer and beer-based mixed drinks.
ALCOHOL MONITOR used the functionality of either RHOTEC (density measurement) or SONATEC (sound velocity measurement). The instrument is designed for applications requiring maximum sensitivity and highest accuracy. It is easy to operate and maintenance-free. For density measurement the liquid flows through a thin U-shaped tube inside the sensor. Using electromagnets, the tube is excited to oscillate at the resonant frequency. At the same time, an integrated reference oscillator measures the oscillation characteristics. Even the smallest changes in fluid density have an impact on the detected signal and are identified with highest precision. For sound velocity measurement a sound pulse is created by a piezo-element in a sonic transmitter. It moves perpendicular to the product flow towards a sonic receiver where it is detected. Since the distance between transmitter and receiver is known, the sound velocity can easily be calculated by measuring the travel time of the sonic signal. As a specific property of each liquid, the correlation between concentration and density resp. sound velocity can be described by a mathematical polynomial. With decades of experience and our own laboratory facilities, Centec know the polynomials for a large number of products. Any temperature drifts of the measured signal are automatically compensated for by an internal Pt1000 sensor.
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Left to right: Cooper Rinzler PhD '17, graduate student Youyang Zhao, and MIT Assistant Professor Antoine Allanore developed new formulas for predicting which molten compounds will be semiconducting and built a high-temperature thermoelectric device to produce electricity from molten semiconducting compounds that could reuse industrial waste heat.Credit: Denis Paiste/Materials Processing Center
The beauty of something like this is that we can capture both, we can improve waste heat collection, which we may care about from an energy savings perspective, but industry is encouraged to use it because it actually benefits them in the context that they care about directly as well.
Charles Cooper Rinzler, PhD '17
Antoine Allanore's research group is offering a solution to the large amounts of wasted heat energy from glass and steel makers: a liquid thermoelectric device with a molten compound of tin and sulfur. This compound can efficiently convert waste heat to electricity, opening the way to affordably transforming waste heat to power at high temperatures.


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A 17th-century priest and St. Augustine native, long ago linked to the martyrdom of Franciscan priests and hundreds of native Indians in 1705 in Tallahassee, has been rediscovered by a Tallahassee organization striving to build a shrine to Florida martyrs.
In their research, the Tallahassee group learned of the 1951 book "Here They Once Stood," written about the tragic ending of the Apalachee missions in the Tallahassee region. The book's authors, Mark Boyd, Hale Smith and John W. Griffin, conducted intense research for the book that included detailed historical records and archaeology for the times.
A passage about Fray Augustin Ponce de Leon quotes Spanish records of the time about how Ponce died on Sept. 3, 1705, in Tallahassee defending the lives of native Indians who lived and worked in the missions.
In "Here They Once Stood," the details of the 1705 massacre indicate that Ponce had come to the region from St. Augustine with Capt. Don Joseph Begambre, acting governor of the presidio (of St. Augustine).
They were "with a group of infantry and Chistian Indians with their arms, in pursuit of the enemy Indians that carried off as captives all the women with all their children and others of minor age of the village in charge of the said....Ponce." His village was not named in the book.
The story further says, "(They) encountered the enemy at dawn (on Sept. 3)....(Fray Augustin) fought with them until several shots made him surrender his soul to his creator as others of his force also did."
The story goes on to say the enemy was eventually defeated. That enemy was "pagan Indians" who were fighting the Catholics and their converts.
The book reports that Ponce went along to minister to the soldiers and Indians "without exhibiting fear (the enemy) might kill him."
Whether Ponce is the first native-born Floridian or even St. Augustine's first native to die in the mission fields is being researched by historian Michael Gannon Ph.D.
Gannon said recently that Ponce was a Franciscan and his baptismal record from St. Augustine is among church records in the Diocesan Archives at St. Joseph Convent and in copies of church records at the St Augustine Historical Society. Gannon, when he was in charge of the archives, secured the records and had them preserved. They date back to 1594 and are considered the oldest church records in today's United States.
Gannon is researching if there were any other Franciscans from Florida or St. Augustine who may have been martyred. The Tallahassee organization -- The Martyrs of La Florida Missions Inc. -- has been researching the tragic ending of priests and Indians in the Apalachee missions around Tallahassee. They have extended their search to St. Augustine's historical records because the first mission was Nombre de Dios, still in existence today.
According to Pete Cowdrey Ph.D., the shrine's historian, "It is a real privilege to be connected, even in the smallest way, with the important effort that is casting additional light on the sacrifice of so many who gave their lives for the Catholic Faith here in North Florida.
"The archaeological remains of many of those missions are surrounded by varying degrees of urban development today, but visitors to the quiet grounds where so many were killed are reminded that real people -- Apalachee and Spaniards, clergy and laity -- suffered horrifically for their faith and died martyrs' deaths at the hands of their tormenters in brutal attacks just over 300 years ago," Cowdrey said. "The victors left only destruction in their wake, but today dedicated individuals are working at the service of the Church to tell their story."
The Tallahassee group, which calls itself "the Martyrs" for short, is continuing research about the missions and is making forays into historical records also held at Florida State Univeristy, Mission San Luis in Tallahassee and the University of Florida.
Meanwhile, Antonieta Echenique Bernardino also awaits future findings on the missions and Ponce. Bernardino is a Cuban native who lives in Miami and is steeped in genealogy and research.
She had spent much time in Spain researching Ponce's family because she is a descendent of Augustin's brother Nicolas.
"I knew Augustin was a priest, but I did not know he was a martyr," she told The Record.
The site of the Shrine of the Martyrs of La Florida Missions Inc. will be located where the Mission of San Pedro y San Pablo once stood. Historical records indicate that one of the bloodiest massacres of Christian Indians took place there at the hand of English governor James Moore of the Carolinas. Moore attacked St. Augustine in 1702 and also attacked the missions through the Tallahassee region. For information, go to _URL_
Parents and siblings of Fray Augustin Ponce de Leon
Parents: Married 1660
Manuel Ponce de Leon y D'Avila
Lorenza Ruiz de Zartucha Arango y Satur
Children and their birthdates:
Juliana ( 1666)
Maria Antonia (1672)
Sources: St. Augustine Historical Society Research Library Catholic Church records and family descendant and genealogist, Antonieta Echenique Bernardino, Miami


suggested, which confirms the telemedicine application of the proposed system. Electronics 2016-09-15 5 3 Article 10.3390/electronics5030057 57 2079-9292 2016-09-15 doi: 10.3390/electronics5030057 Shashwat Pathak Basant Kumar <![CDATA[Electronics, Vol. 5, Pages 58: Monitoring and Analyzing of Circadian and Ultradian Locomotor Activity Based on Raspberry-Pi]]> _URL_ A new device based on the Raspberry-Pi to monitor the locomotion of Arctic marine invertebrates and to analyze chronobiologic data has been made, tested and deployed. The device uses infrared sensors to monitor and record the locomotor activity of the animals, which is later analyzed. The software package consists of two separate scripts: the first designed to manage the acquisition and the evolution of the experiment, the second designed to generate actograms and perform various analyses to detect periodicity in the data (e.g., Fourier power spectra, chi-squared periodograms, and Lomb–Scargle periodograms). The data acquisition hardware and the software has been previously tested during an Arctic mission with an arctic marine invertebrate. Electronics 2016-09-15 5 3 Article 10.3390/electronics5030058 58 2079-9292 2016-09-15 doi: 10.3390/electronics5030058 Vittorio Pasquali Riccardo Gualtieri Giuseppe D'Alessandro Maria Granberg David Hazlerigg Marco Cagnetti Fabio Leccese <![CDATA[Electronics, Vol. 5, Pages 56: Raspberry Pi: An Effective Vehicle in Teaching the Internet of Things in Computer Science and Engineering]]> _URL_ The Raspberry Pi is being increasingly adopted as a suitable platform in both research and applications of the Internet of Things (IoT). This study presents a novel project-based teaching and learning approach devised in an Internet of Things course for undergraduate students in the computer science major, where the Raspberry Pi platform is used as an effective vehicle to greatly enhance students' learning performance and experience. The devised course begins with learning simple hardware and moves to building a whole prototype system. This paper illustrates the outcome of the proposed approach by demonstrating the prototype IoT systems designed and developed by students at the end of one such IoT course. Furthermore, this study provides insights and lessons regarding how to facilitate the use of the Raspberry Pi platform to successfully achieve the goals of project-based teaching and learning in IoT. Electronics 2016-09-13 5 3 Article 10.3390/electronics5030056 56 2079-9292 2016-09-13 doi: 10.3390/electronics5030056 Xiaoyang Zhong Yao Liang <![CDATA[Electronics, Vol. 5, Pages 55: Two Micron Pixel Pitch Active Matrix Spatial Light Modulator Driven by Spin Transfer Switching]]> _URL_ We have developed an active matrix-addressed magneto-optical spatial light modulator driven by spin-transfer switching (spin-SLM) which has a 100 × 100 array pixel layout with a 2 µm pixel pitch. It has pixel-selection-transistors and logic circuits which convert serial data into parallel data to reduce input terminals. We have confirmed successful magnetization switching of each pixel by injecting a pulse current generated from the logic circuit, and its optical display capability by showing digital characters. Electronics 2016-09-09 5 3 Article 10.3390/electronics5030055 55 2079-9292 2016-09-09 doi: 10.3390/electronics5030055 Hidekazu Kinjo Kenichi Aoshima Nobuhiko Funabashi Takenobu Usui Shintaro Aso Daisuke Kato Kenji Machida Kiyoshi Kuga Takayuki Ishibashi Hiroshi Kikuchi <![CDATA[Electronics, Vol. 5, Pages 54: Building IoT Applications with Raspberry Pi and Low Power IQRF Communication Modules]]> _URL_ Typical Internet of Things (IoT) applications involve collecting information automatically from diverse geographically-distributed smart sensors and concentrating the information into more powerful computers. The Raspberry Pi platform has become a very interesting choice for IoT applications for several reasons: (1) good computing power/cost ratio; (2) high availability; it has become a de facto hardware standard; and (3) ease of use; it is based on operating systems with a big community of users. In IoT applications, data are frequently carried by means of wireless sensor networks in which energy consumption is a key issue. Energy consumption is especially relevant for smart sensors that are scattered over wide geographical areas and may need to work unattended on batteries for long intervals of time. In this scenario, it is convenient to ease the construction of IoT applications while keeping energy consumption to a minimum at the sensors. This work proposes a possible gateway implementation with specific technologies. It solves the following research question: how to build gateways for IoT applications with Raspberry Pi and low power IQRF communication modules. The following contributions are presented: (1) one architecture for IoT gateways that integrates data from sensor nodes into a higher level application based on low-cost/low-energy technologies; (2) bindings in Java and C that ease the construction of IoT applications; (3) an empirical model that describes the consumption of the communications at the nodes (smart sensors) and allows scaling their batteries; and (4) validation of the proposed energy model at the battery-operated nodes. Electronics 2016-09-08 5 3 Article 10.3390/electronics5030054 54 2079-9292 2016-09-08 doi: 10.3390/electronics5030054 Isidro Calvo José Gil-García Igor Recio Asier López Jerónimo Quesada <![CDATA[Electronics, Vol. 5, Pages 53: ROSMOD: A Toolsuite for Modeling, Generating, Deploying, and Managing Distributed Real-time Component-based Software using ROS]]> _URL_ This paper presents the Robot Operating System Model-driven development tool suite, (ROSMOD) an integrated development environment for rapid prototyping component-based software for the Robot Operating System (ROS) middleware. ROSMOD is well suited for the design, development and deployment of large-scale distributed applications on embedded devices. We present the various features of ROSMOD including the modeling language, the graphical user interface, code generators, and deployment infrastructure. We demonstrate the utility of this tool with a real-world case study: an Autonomous Ground Support Equipment (AGSE) robot that was designed and prototyped using ROSMOD for the NASA Student Launch competition, 2014–2015. Electronics 2016-09-07 5 3 Article 10.3390/electronics5030053 53 2079-9292 2016-09-07 doi: 10.3390/electronics5030053 Pranav Kumar William Emfinger Gabor Karsai Dexter Watkins Benjamin Gasser Amrutur Anilkumar <![CDATA[Electronics, Vol. 5, Pages 52: Numerical Drift-Diffusion Simulation of GaAs p-i-n and Schottky-Barrier Photodiodes for High-Speed AIIIBV On-Chip Optical Interconnections]]> _URL_ In this paper, we consider the problem of the research and development of high-speed semiconductor photodetectors suitable for operation as parts of on-chip optical interconnections together with the high-speed laser modulators based on the AIIIBV nanoheterostructures. This research is aimed at the development of the models and modelling aids designed for the simulation of carrier transport and accumulation processes taking place in on-chip photosensitive devices during the detection of subpicosecond laser pulses. Another aim of the paper is to apply the aforementioned aids for the investigation of GaAs p-i-n and Schottky-barrier photodiodes. We propose the non-stationary drift-diffusion models, an original numerical simulation technique and the applied software allowing one to simulate the photosensitive devices with different electrophysical, constructive and technological parameters. We have taken into account different kinds of carrier generation and recombination processes, the effects of electron intervalley transition and carrier drift velocity saturation in order to improve the simulation results' adequacy. We have concluded that the influence of these effects on the performance of photodetectors for on-chip optical interconnections is significant. The response time of GaAs p-i-n and Schottky-barrier photodiodes calculated taking into account the drift velocity dependence on electric field intensity is insufficient for the adequate detection of subpicosecond laser pulses. According to the simulation results, it is reasonable to develop the methods aimed at the increase in the drift velocity of charge carriers in the photodetector active region by means of built-in electric field reduction. Electronics 2016-09-07 5 3 Article 10.3390/electronics5030052 52 2079-9292 2016-09-07 doi: 10.3390/electronics5030052 Ivan Pisarenko Eugeny Ryndin <![CDATA[Electronics, Vol. 5, Pages 50: Design and Prototyping Flow of Flexible and Efficient NISC-Based Architectures for MIMO Turbo Equalization and Demapping]]> _URL_ In the domain


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In a highly connected world eBird is the social media of birders. It is an online database (and now mobile app) where birders can enter observations in real time. It has become a huge resource for birders all over the world! Birders can now go to eBird to find out where certain species are being found, what's being found in their area and look at trends that are occurring in specific bird species' population.
It's not just for birders though. Anyone with a backyard and (hopefully) birds in it can use eBird. Logging what you see in your own backyard on eBird means that anyone in the world can look at your data and learn more about the bird population in your yard and around the world. The data is accessible to anyone around the world and is used to help learn more about bird population changes, diversity and the overall health of our birds.
Using eBird is also fun! When you log the species you've observed on eBird, your observations are saved meaning a comprehensive list is kept for you so you know what birds you've seen and what birds you haven't seen. eBird is also the platform used for global and national bird-watching events such as the Great Backyard Bird Count. With eBird you can learn more about the birds that live around you and around the world!
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Retention of dietary nutrients by fish is a key aspect of aquaculture farm resource-use efficiency. Dietary protein retention is especially important from both an economic (fish fillet production) and environmental (farm effluents) perspective. Dietary protein retention is affected by dietary levels of other macronutrients (lipids and carbohydrates) and possibly by muscle growth dynamics. Our project addresses the interplay between muscle growth dynamics and nutritional requirements in Nile tilapia, a species of high importance to worldwide aquaculture.
The project aims at better understanding the dietary protein-to-energy requirement of Nile tilapia and its relation to muscle growth dynamics. Research questions include:
- Is there an optimal protein-to-energy ratio for Nile tilapia diets?
How do environmental and dietary factors affect muscle growth dynamics in Nile tilapia?
- How are Nile tilapia nutritional requirements affected by muscle growth dynamics?
Meta-analysis, Modelling, Balance feed trials, Histochemistry
Students pursuing BSc/MSc in Aquaculture and Marine Resources Management, Animal Sciences, Biology or related discipline.
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text: An emphasis of current proteomic research is the validation of plasma protein biomarkers. The process of blood collection itself is critical to the accuracy and reproducibility of quantitative biomarker assays. We have developed selected reaction monitoring (SRM) assays to analyse thirteen abundant plasma proteins and evaluated the impact of three different blood collection tubes on the levels of these proteins. We also assessed the implications of the time taken to analyse plasma samples by evaluating the recovery of these proteins. We showed that SRM detects minor differences in the levels of some proteins which can be attributed to collection tube type. The average recovery for 12 of 18 assays was higher for proteins that were collected in tubes containing protease inhibitors compared to conventional collection tubes. For five of the assays, the differential recovery was statistically significant. Delaying MS analysis of a freeze-thawed sample for 1 hour showed greatly reduced recovery of these analytes; however differences attributed to tube type were only evident at the baseline timepoint. Finally, we assessed the natural variation of circulating levels of these proteins in a cohort of seven healthy individuals. This study provides useful information for researchers contemplating blood collection for undertaking protein biomarker studies.


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1. Why does Edna say she is a wicked woman?
2. Why does she think at the same time that she is not?
3. What is Alcee's response to Edna's question?
4. What is significant about Alcee's response?
5. What does Mademoiselle Reisz tell Edna about courage?
6. How does Edna feel after kissing Alcee?
7. What is the significance of the reproach Edna imagines from Robert?
8. What does Edna understand about life after being with Alcee?
9. What specifically does Edna not feel?
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Latin hypercube sampling
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Latin hypercube sampling (LHS) is a statistical method for generating a near-random sample of parameter values from a multidimensional distribution. The sampling method is often used to construct computer experiments or for Monte Carlo integration.
LHS was described by Michael McKay of Los Alamos National Laboratory in 1979.[1] An independently equivalent technique was proposed by Vilnis Eglājs in 1977.[2] It was further elaborated by Ronald L. Iman and coauthors in 1981.[3] Detailed computer codes and manuals were later published.[4]
In the context of statistical sampling, a square grid containing sample positions is a Latin square if (and only if) there is only one sample in each row and each column. A Latin hypercube is the generalisation of this concept to an arbitrary number of dimensions, whereby each sample is the only one in each axis-aligned hyperplane containing it.
When sampling a function of variables, the range of each variable is divided into equally probable intervals. sample points are then placed to satisfy the Latin hypercube requirements; this forces the number of divisions, , to be equal for each variable. This sampling scheme does not require more samples for more dimensions (variables); this independence is one of the main advantages of this sampling scheme. Another advantage is that random samples can be taken one at a time, remembering which samples were taken so far.
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In two dimensions the difference between random sampling, Latin hypercube sampling, and orthogonal sampling can be explained as follows:
 1. In random sampling new sample points are generated without taking into account the previously generated sample points. One does not necessarily need to know beforehand how many sample points are needed.
 2. In Latin hypercube sampling one must first decide how many sample points to use and for each sample point remember in which row and column the sample point was taken. Such configuration is similar to having N rooks on a chess board without threatening each other.
 3. In orthogonal sampling, the sample space is divided into equally probable subspaces. All sample points are then chosen simultaneously making sure that the total set of sample points is a Latin hypercube sample and that each subspace is sampled with the same density.
Thus, orthogonal sampling ensures that the set of random numbers is a very good representative of the real variability, LHS ensures that the set of random numbers is representative of the real variability whereas traditional random sampling (sometimes called brute force) is just a set of random numbers without any guarantees.
References[edit]
 1. ^ McKay, M.D.; Beckman, R.J.; Conover, W.J. (May 1979). "A Comparison of Three Methods for Selecting Values of Input Variables in the Analysis of Output from a Computer Code". Technometrics. American Statistical Association. 21 (2): 239–245. doi:10.2307/_PHONE_. ISSN 0040-1706. JSTOR _PHONE_. OSTI _PHONE_.
 2. ^ Eglajs, V.; Audze P. (1977). "New approach to the design of multifactor experiments". Problems of Dynamics and Strengths. 35 (in Russian). Riga: Zinatne Publishing House: 104–107.
 3. ^ Iman, R.L.; Helton, J.C.; Campbell, J.E. (1981). "An approach to sensitivity analysis of computer models, Part 1. Introduction, input variable selection and preliminary variable assessment". Journal of Quality Technology. 13 (3): 174–183. doi:10.1080/00224065.1981._PHONE_.
 4. ^ Iman, R.L.; Davenport, J.M.; Zeigler, D.K. (1980). Latin hypercube sampling (program user's guide). OSTI _PHONE_.
Further reading[edit]
 - Tang, B. (1993). "Orthogonal Array-Based Latin Hypercubes". Journal of the American Statistical Association. 88 (424): 1392–1397. doi:10.2307/_PHONE_. JSTOR _PHONE_.
 - Owen, A.B. (1992). "Orthogonal arrays for computer experiments, integration and visualization". Statistica Sinica. 2: 439–452.
 - Ye, K.Q. (1998). "Orthogonal column Latin hypercubes and their application in computer experiments". Journal of the American Statistical Association. 93 (444): 1430–1439. doi:10.2307/_PHONE_. JSTOR _PHONE_.


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The Association exists to encourage the scientific, educational, historical and interpretive activities of the National Park Service at George Washington Carver National Monument, and to promote the legacy of Dr. George Washington Carver.
Did You Know?
The Carver Birthplace Association (CBA) is the cooperating association of George Washington Carver National Monument. CBA was established in the early 1940's and began the letter writing campaign to bring the park into existence. CBA was incorporated, February 26, 1963.


Frequent question: How do I format my laptop only C drive Windows 10?
How do I format my laptop C drive only?
Step 1 Boot to system repair disc. After changing boot sequence in bios and restart computer, after which computer will boot from the system repair disc. Step 2 Click Command Prompt from System Recovery Options. Then type command format c: /fs:ntfs and press Enter key.
How can I format C drive without losing windows?
Click Windows menu and go to "Settings" > "Update & Security" > "Reset this PC" > "Get started" > "Remove everything" > "Remove files and clean the drive", and then follow the wizard to finish the process.
How can I increase the size of my C drive in Windows 10 without formatting?
How to Increase C Drive Space in Windows 10 Without Formatting FAQs
 1. Right-click My Computer and choose "Manage -> Storage -> Disk Management".
 2. Right-click on the partition that you want to extend, and choose "Extend Volume" to continue.
 3. Set and add more size to your target partition and click "Next" to continue.
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How do I change from C to D in Windows 10?
Method 2. Move Programs from C Drive to D Drive with Windows Settings
 1. Right-click Windows icon and select "Apps and Features". …
 3. Open Storage settings by typing storage at the search bar and select "Storage" to open it.
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Does formatting C drive delete operating system?
To format C means to format the C drive, or the primary partition that Windows or your other operating system is installed on. When you format C, you erase the operating system and other information on that drive.
How do I format my C drive and reinstall Windows 10?
How to Reinstall Windows
 1. Open Start Menu, and select "Settings" (top-left).
 2. Go to the Update & Security menu.
 3. In that menu, select the Recovery tab.
 4. There, look for "Reset this PC", and hit Get Started. …
 5. Select the option to Remove everything.
 6. Follow the prompts until the wizard starts wiping the computer.
Does formatting laptop make it faster?
If your pc was way too faster during the initial stages and now its lagging, then formatting will definitely make your PC faster.
Does formatting a drive remove Windows?
Registered. Yes it will leave your drive with no visible data on any drive or partition of any drive you format. You can not format your System drive (the one with Windows on it) from with-in Windows, but you can format any others that are there.
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How do I format c drive in BIOS?
To format a hard drive, you can use Disk Management, a built-in tool in Windows 10.
 1. Press Windows + R, input diskmgmt. msc and click OK.
 2. Right-click the drive you want to format and choose Format.
 3. Confirm the Volume label and File system for the drive.
 4. Check Perform a quick format.
 5. Click OK to start formatting.
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How do I increase the size of my C drive partition in Windows 10?
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 1. Run Disk Management. Open Run Command (Windows button +R) a dialog box will open and type "diskmgmt. …
 2. In the Disk Management screen, just right-click on the partition that you want to shrink, and select "Extend Volume" from the menu.
 3. Locate your system partition — that's probably the C: partition.
How do I make my C drive bigger in Windows 10?
Here's the detailed guide:
 1. Right-click D drive and select Delete Volume, then it will be changed to Unallocated space.
 2. Right-click C drive and select Extend Volume.
 3. Click Next till Finish in the pop-up Extend Volume Wizard window, then Unallocated space will be added into C drive.
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How do I increase the size of my C drive?
#1. Increase C Drive Space with Adjacent Unallocated Space
 1. Right-click This PC/My Computer, click "Manage", select "Disk Management" under Storage.
 2. Locate and right-click on the local disk C drive, and choose "Extend Volume".
 3. Set and add more space to your system C drive and click "Next" to continue.
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Why is my C drive full and D drive empty?
There is not enough space in my C drive to download new programs. And I found my D drive is empty. … C drive is where the operating system installed, so generally, C drive needs to be allocated with enough space and we should not install other third-party programs in it.
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Why is my C drive full?
Generally, C drive full is an error message that when the C: drive is running out of space, Windows will prompt this error message on your computer: "Low Disk Space. You are running out of disk space on Local Disk (C:). Click here to see if you can free space o this drive."
Can I transfer program files from C drive to D drive?
On the contrary, if the programs are installed on C drive, you cannot move it from C to D or any other partition because the programs might stop working normally after moving them from one drive to another.
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Viewing drawings is the most basic feature of document management packages. More nonCAD users, such as those in technical publications or purchasing, need to find drawings, examine them for detail, and possibly plot them out. In its simplest form, a viewer lets people only look at drawings to extract information.
Documents must be in a database before authorized users can view them. Most viewers and document systems are based on widely used databases. This information is typically called metadata, or data about company information, such as which computer holds drawings for a particular project, which computer stores the specs for a project, and which computers have memos and communications for the job. With this setup, the user need not know where the file is stored to view it.
For those faced with managing a mountain of paper drawings, one expert suggests dividing the pile into active and inactive stacks and scanning only the most recent or active drawings. Most viewing packages also include features for checking out and returning drawings. Check-out lets users view, and with proper credentials, print drawings.
PDM Systems
Guiding the Workflow
Workflow managers make sure documents such as drawings, approval forms, and memos get to the right people at the right time. They provide a framework so the tools that designers use, such as CAD or view-redline capability, are more easily plugged in. That means a document-management package must support a wide range of file formats from word processing, spread sheets, and raster formats such as.tiff and.gif.
Workgroup managers differ from full-blown PDM systems in that workgroup-level solutions can be assembled and working in 120 days or less while a company-wide PDM system can take years.


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The Maverick Way
The University of Texas at Arlington has a vibrant campus culture with a communal focus on inclusion, integrity, pride, respect, and engagement. Uphold your commitment to the orange and blue by demonstrating your promise to The Maverick Way, a set of guides created for you to assist in your journey through the true UT Arlington experience.
Diversity and Inclusion:
UT Arlington is one of the most diverse campuses in the country. Walking on campus is like opening a door into the real world. Your unique perspective expands our vision, increases our knowledge of the world, and enhances our own self-awareness. The promise of The Maverick Way of diversity and inclusion means we respect you and all that you are.
You can be a person who respects diversity and inclusion by:
- Participating in a Multicultural Affairs event like Asian Heritage Month, Black History Month, Diversity Lecture Series, or others.
- Taking a study abroad course
- Attending International Week events and learning about other cultures
- Learning a new language
- Sharing an experience with someone different than you
UT Arlington students are people of integrity both inside and outside of the classroom. The Maverick Way encourages students to be intentional as they develop their personal integrity.
You can be a person of integrity by:
- Demonstrating good sportsmanship on the intramural field and at athletic events
- Holding peers accountable for misconduct
- Modeling good behavior and ethical decision-making
- Developing original academic thoughts and ideas and giving credit to others for their original thoughts and ideas as outlined by the Honor Code
- Taking responsibility for one's actions and accepting the consequences of a mistake
Pride and Traditions:
As a Maverick, you are part of a strong tradition of excellence that began in 1895. We are proud of our history because it shows how far we have come as an institution. Our pride also shows that we are even more excited about the future. Take part in the longstanding traditions of the university, and be proud to be a member of the Maverick community.
You can be a person who embraces UT Arlington pride and traditions by:
- Wearing UT Arlington spirit wear with pride, on campus and in the community
- Learning and proudly singing the UT Arlington Alma Mater and Fight Song to show your school spirit at athletic and campus events
- Participating in university traditions including Welcome Week, Oozeball, Bed Races, and Graduation Celebration
- When you meet the credit hour requirements, purchasing and proudly wearing your Maverick ring! Let everyone know you are a proud Maverick from UT Arlington
- Reading the Campus Traditions and Transitions book to learn about the history of UT Arlington including former names of the university, previous mascots, meanings behind the names of campus buildings, and fun facts about the campus
Respect and Civility:
As Mavericks, we embrace a culture of respect and dignity for all persons. We engage in positive and constructive debate with other students. We also value the unique contributions and talents of all members of our community and strive for a campus culture that strengthens our unity at UT Arlington and beyond.
You can show respect to fellow Mavericks by:
- Respecting other peoples space, thoughts and feelings
- Abiding by the University Code of Conduct
- Addressing conflicts in a mature manner
- Showing respect in the classroom setting by showing up on time, prepared to learn, with your cell phone off
- Being respectful of others thoughts and
Student Involvement and Engagement
Being a Maverick means blazing your own path to success by creating memories and experiences that are all your own. The Maverick Way teaches you to leave no stone unturned and take advantage of the full collegiate experience by getting involved.
You can be a Maverick who is involved and engaged by:
- Joining a student organization including a professional organization, special interest group, fraternity or sorority
- Attending a campus musical or theatre performance, the Maverick Speakers Series or a university-wide celebration
- Being actively engaged in our community by volunteering with the UTA Volunteers, at The Big Event or though a service learning course
- Enhancing your leadership skills by participating in the Leadership Retreat or other Leadership Center programming
- Playing on an intramural or club sports team, participating in the LiveWell MavWell program or attending UTA athletic events
The Long March
When Erik McCaffrey set out to walk from UT Arlington to Fort Hood, his goal wasn't to break a record or get in shape.