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In a subminiature TV camera, the tube and coil assembly is supported by a collar which gives mechanical strength to the assembly, draws heat from the tube into the main camera housing, and shields the tube socket assembly from external electrostatic pickup. The support collar acting as a rotation ring is engaged by the cylindrical coil assembly in a frictional fit which allows the coil assembly to be rotated for proper alignment with the tube. Flat multi-chip package compartments serve as top and bottom structural members of the housing which encloses the tube and coil assembly. The multi-chip package compartment gives structural strength to the housing, serves as heat sinks to draw heat from the coil assembly into the housing of the camera, and provides individual compartments for the electrical integrated circuit packages required for camera operation.
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United States Patent 1191 Meacham [4 Nov. 11, 1975 SUBMINIATURE TELEVISION CAMERA Primary E.\'uminerHarvey E. Behrend  Inventor: James H. Meacham, Laurel, Md. Amsmm Nelson Attorney, Agent, or F1rm-D. Schron  Assignee: Westinghouse Electric Corporation,
7 [2-] Filed. May 16, 1972 ABSTRACT  Appl. No.: 253,745
In a subminiature TV camera, the tube and coil as sembly is supported by a collar which gives mechani- 3/21; 313/4 cal strength to the assembly, draws heat from the tube 313/4 14 into the main camera housing, and shields the tube  II-lt. Cl. HOIJ ogket assembly from external eIectro'stafic pickup; Fleld Search 315/22, 382; 313/171 9 The support collar acting as a rotation ring is engaged 313/44, 46; 178/7 6- 14 by the cylindrical coil assembly in a frictional fit which allows the coil assembly to be rotated for proper align- References Cited ment with the tube. Flat multi-chip package compart- UNITED STATES PATENTS ments serve as top and bottom structural members of 2.771.273 ll/l956 Slack 313/46 X the housing which encloses the tube and coil 39231264 2/1962 I bly. The multi-chip package compartment gives struc- 3|g6,498 3 9 tural strength to the housing, serves as heat sinks to 3.141.987 7/1964 draw heat from the coil assembly into the housing of 3,321,577 5/1967 Burke et al. l78/7.8l X the camera, and provides individual compartments for FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS the electrical integrated circuit packages required for 961,832 6/1964 United Kingdom l 78/DlG. 14 acamera operanon' OTHER PUBLICATIONS TV Cooled Thermoelectrically, Electronic Design, July 5, 1961.
12 Claims, 3 Drawing Figures US. Patent Nov. 11, 1975 Sheet 10m 3,919,597
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a cross section of a TV camera incorporat ing the preferred embodiment of this invention;
viding for adequate heat withdrawal from those clements. Specifically, this invention relates to the provi-;
sion of heat sinks for a sensor tube used in a television camera. I I
2. Description of the Prior Art In the effort to bring about significant size and weight improvement in various electronic systems, heavy emphasis has been placed on the rapidly emerging hybrid integrated circuit fabrication techniques. As it has become possible to apply these techniques with greater success to produce miniaturized digital circuitry there has also been a need to package such circuitry more efficiently and effectively. Thus, paralleling the advances made in electronic miniaturization there has been a need to improve the mechanical packaging to take maximum advantage of the reduced sizeof the electronics involved.
In the area of television cameras it has been possible to reduce the essential electronics to five multichip hybrid packages. The use of miniaturized hybrid packages has indeed resulted in such a Westinghouse developed TV camera used in the Apollo Space Program. Housed in l X 1 inch ceramic flat packs. these packages have been utilized successfully in several compact television cameras. By heavy implementation of digital circuitry the camera electronics has been divided, both physically and electrically, into appropriate function blocks which allow the desired interblock isolation and logical circuit flow. These function blocks have been translated into individual ceramic packages to include a preamp hybrid package, a postamp hybrid package, a. sync generator package, a sweep fail protect hybrid package, and a sweep hybrid package. Incorporating these packages with a television tube, coil assembly, and power supply has given an operating subminiature TV camera.
To achieve total reduction in size of an assembled camera system additional techniques in packaging have been required. While striving for reduction in size, it has been necessary to maintain structural and mechanical strength, proper electrical shielding, and withdrawal of he at from the tube and associated circuitry to the housing of the camera itself.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In accordance with the invention, there is provided a heat sink for an electron tube which is comprised of a cylindrical assembly which is concentric with the electron tube and positioned in heat exchange relationship therewith, a support collar aligned axially with the cylinder assembly and adapted to engage the cylinder assembly and the tube so as to hold the tube and the cylinder assembly in a fixed concentric relationship, and a socket assembly for receiving the tube which is shielded by the support collar in a manner to prevent external electrostatic pickup. Positioning tabs mounted on the cylindrical assembly are provided for rotating the assembly on the support collar and about the longitudinal axis of the tube.
FIG. 2 is an exploded isometric perspective view of the TV camera shown in FIG. I; and
FIG. 3 illustrates a different cross section view ofthe TV camera shown in FIG. 1.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT In FIG. 1 there is shown a cross section view of a sub miniature TV camera system 2. Central to the camera system 2 is a sensor tube 4 which might typically be a vidicon sensor tube. Surrounding the tube 4 in a concentric fashion is a cylindrical assembly 6 which includes a thin walled cylinder 8 having deflection coils I0 and alignment coil 12 mounted thereon. Annular disc 9 is cemented firmly to the end of'assembly 6 and is precision machined to bear against the internal lips 37 and 39 of multi-chip package compartment plates 36 and 38. A lubricant such as silicon grease may be applied to the surface of the disc 9 to facilitate rotation of the coil assembly about its longitudinal axis. Cylinder 8 is spaced apart from tube 4 over substantially the entire length of tube 4 but is close enough to be in heat exchange relationship. It is to be recognized that an all magnetic vidicon could be substituted with the addition of a focus coil current regulator. Thus, the packaging concept would be pertinent to a wide range of sensors including those using lead oxide, SEC, and E88 target mechanisms.
- Tube 4 is received by the socket assembly 14 which includes socket 16 and a tube bias board 18. The tube bias board 18 is used to set the sensor operating point and would typically include beam, beam focus, and tar-- get voltage adjustment pots. The socket assembly 14 is attached to the rear housing 20 by bolts 22.
The rear housing 20 would typically contain the high voltage power supply for the television camera system 2. Terminal 24 would be used either as an input or output terminal for the camera system 2. Back cover plate 21, attached to housing 20 by fasteners 23 provides a seal against dirt and moisture while allowing ready access to the power supply.
The socket l6 partially extends into the support collar 26. The support collar 26 serves to hold a first end of tube 4 rigidly in place. The cylindrical assembly 6 slides over the lip 27 of support collar 26 which acts much as a rotation ring for cylindrical assembly 6. Thus, the cylindrical assembly 6 can be rotated on the lip 27 of support collar 26 to adjust its orientation in relation to tube 4. The support collar 26 acts to maintain both the cylindrical assembly 6 and the tube 4 in an axial position maintaining the cylindrical assembly in a concentric relationship to the tube 4.
The second end of tube 4 is held in axial alignment by tube clamp 28. Face plate mask 30 fitted over the tube clamp 28 limits the optical information available to the scanning area. The face plate mask 30 and the tube clamp 28 are held rigidly to the housing by fasteners 32. A front camera plate 34 provides the front housing cover to the camera system 2.
The primary longitudinal support structure for the top and the bottom of the camera system 2 is provided by the multi-chip package compartment plates 36 and 38. Plates 36 and 38 extend lengthwise parallel to the axis of tube 4. The plates 36 and 38 each have three compartments to receive the multi-chip hybrid packages 40-1 to 40-6. Each hybrid package 40-1 to 40-6 has terminal leads 62 emanating from opposite edges of the package. Each package 40-1 to 40-6 is isolated from the next adjacent package by ridges 42 of the multi-chip package compartment plates 36 and 38. The multi-chip hybrid packages are sealed into the compartments by the interlocking plate covers 44, 46 and 48 which are attached to plate 36 and by cover plates 50, 52 and 54 fastened to the plate 38.
It will be seen that the hybrid chip packages 40-1 to 40-6 are effectively sealed from dirt and moisture. However, each is easily accessible merely by removing one of the plate covers 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, or 54.
The multi-chip package compartment plates 36 and 38 and the support collar 26 are then fastened to the rear housing by fasteners 56. The resulting assembly is a structurally strong package having the advantages of good heat transfer by means of the cylindrical assembly 6 which is in close heat exchange relation to tube 4 and by means of the support collar 26 which is in close heat exchange relation to the top and bottom plates 36 and 38 of the housing. Also, it will be appreciated that the support collar 26 is effective to shield the camera tube socket against external electrical pickup.
FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the television camera shown in FIG. 1. This view more precisely shows the interrelationship of the parts of the camera system 2. Since the components of the camera system 2 are identified by like symbols, it will not be necessary to describe in full detail FIG. 2. However, printed circuit boards 58 and 60, not shown in FIG. 1, are positioned so as to abut against the edges of top and bottom plates 36 and 38. These printed circuit boards 58 and 60 give some degree of structural rigidity to the assembly. Additionally, they are positioned so as to allow easy connections to each of the multi-chip hybrid packages 40-1 to 40-6.
In FIG. 2 provision is made for rotation of the cylindrical assembly 6 about its longitudinal axis. The assembly 6 rotates on the lip 27 of support collar 26 while bearing against the surfaces 37 and 39 of the plates 36 and 38. Tabs 11 which are mounted on diametrically opposite edges of the annular disc 9 provide projections parallel to the axis of the tube 4 which can be acted on easily by the operator of the camera system 2 with a tool such as a screwdriver to cause the cylinder assembly to rotate. Access is obtained by removal of the face plate 34. The tube clamp 28 and face plate mask 30 are so configured as to make access to tabs 11 quite simple. The tabs 11 project toward the face plate 34 a length not in excess of the combined thickness of tube clamp 28 and face plate mask 30. It would of course be possible to modify this arrangement such as by providing indentations in the annular disc 9 in place of tabs 11 which could likewise be acted on to rotate the cylinder assembly 6. In such a subminiature camera system as shown in FIG. 2 ease of access and simple means to rotate the deflection coils 10 are essential.
FIG. 3 shows a different cross sectional view of the television camera depicted in FIGS. 1 and 2. In FIG. 3 the tube 4 is positioned at the center of the enclosure having the printed circuit boards 58 and 60 as sides and plates 36 and 38 as top and bottom members. Concentric with the tube 4 and spaced slightly apart from tube 4 is cylinder 8. Mounted on cylinder 8 are the deflection coils 10. The multi-chip hybrid packages 40-2 and 40-5 are shown sandwiched between the multi-chip package compartment plates 36 and 38 and the cover plates 46 and 52. The leads 62 and 64 from multi-chip hybrid package 40-2 are configured to meet terminals 63 and 65, respectively. In a similar fashion leads 66 and 68 of multi-chip hybrid package 40-5 are configured to meet terminals 67 and 69, respectively. Thus, all electrical connections made after assembly of the TV camera assembly 2 are made at the edges of the printed circuit boards 58 and 60 where the leads from the various multi-chip packages conveniently meet the terminals of the respective printed circuit boards.
The packaging design disclosed herein is readily applicable to various magnetically deflected image systems. The electrical designer, having determined the design requirements for each hybrid package can efficiently fabricate a camera system by merely inserting such packages into the design shown above. The final packaging can be extremely small in size and the electrical interconnections necessary are madequite simple.
Being able to fabricate and package a camera in this manner gives structural strength, adequate electrical shielding of the tube socket, and sufficient heat sinks to allow operation at a reasonable temperature. Such a camera because of its decreased size and weight has special application for space and gimbel mounted video tracking systems.
The transmission of heat from the sensor tube to the housing of the camera system by means of the packaging and support assembly makes the final small package operational at a much reduced temperature than otherwise would be possible. Actual subminiature cameras dissipating 6 watts utilizing the above packaging concepts have operated at a low housing temperature of 39C while in an ambient environment. Thus the camera is held significantly below the 55C housing temperature level at which electrical performance may be impaired.
Although one embodiment of the present invention has been shown and described, it is to be understood that various modifications become apparent to one skilled in the art and that other combinations and arrangements may be made in light of the above teachings.
What is claimed is:
l. A heat sink for an electron tube comprising:
a cylindrical assembly concentric with said tube for substantially the entire length of said tube and positioned in heat exchange relationship with said tube;
support means aligned axially with said cylindrical assembly and engaging and positioning said tube and said cylindrical assembly in fixed concentric relationship for securing said tube and said cylindrical assembly against vibration and wherein said support means further is positioned in heat exchange relationship with said cylindrical assembly and said tube for withdrawing heat from said cylindrical assembly and said tube; and socket assembly adapted to receive said tube and extending into said support means, said support means shielding said socket assembly from external electrostatic pickup.
2. The heat sink for an electron tube as recited in claim 1 wherein said cylindrical assembly includes deflection coils.
3. The heat sink for an electron tube as recited in claim 1 wherein said support means is cylindrical in shape.
4. The heat sink for an electron tube as recited in claim 3 wherein said support means engages said cylindrical assembly in a slideable manner for rotating said cylindrical assembly relative to said tube.
5. The heat sink for an electron tube as recited in claim 1 wherein said socket assembly includes a tube bias board connected rigidly to said support means for positioning said support means in axial alignment with said socket assembly.
6. The heat sink for an electron tube as recited in claim 5 wherein said socket assembly further includes a socket mounted on said tube bias board and extending into said support means. said support means shielding said socket assembly from external electrostatic pickup.
7. The heat sink for an electron tube as recited in claim 1 wherein said heat sink further includes housing means enclosing said cylindrical assembly, said support means, said socket assembly and said tube and connected in heat exchange relationship to said support a socket assembly, adapted to receive said sensor tube, extending into said support means, said support means shielding said socket assembly from external electrostatic pickup.
9. The heat sink and support assembly for a television camera sensor tube as recited in claim 8 wherein said cylindrical coil assembly includes:
a thin walled cylinder;
a deflection coil assembly mounted on said cylinder;
a focus coil assembly mounted on said cylinder next I adjacent said deflection coil assembly.
10. A heat sink and support assembly for a television camera sensor tube as recited in claim 8 wherein said support means includes:
a cylindrically shaped collar having a lip so constructed and arranged to receive said cylindrical coil assembly in a slidable manner for rotating said cylindrical assembly relative to said sensor tube.
11. The heat sink and support assembly for a television camera sensor tube as recited in claim 8 wherein said cylindrical coil assembly includes:
means for receiving a tool in fixed angular relationship to said coil assembly for imparting rotational movement to said coil assembly.
12. The heat sink and support assembly for a television camera sensor tube as recited in claim 1 1 wherein said-means for receiving a tool in fixed angular relationship to said coil assembly are tabs projecting from a first end of said coil assembly.


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It is our greatest joy and pleasure to unlock doors of opportunity and through this new library and classroom book corners, minds opened and lives forever changed at Ithwelenye Primary School. The launch morning was a jubilant celebration as learners cheered and expressed their gratitude through traditional dancing, singing and speeches, showcasing their amazing talents and marking the day their school gained access to a functional library and reading books.
Library monitors received their badges and certificates, as did each teacher who completed their LEARN Library training course. It is always a joy having fellow LEARN beneficiary school librarians and principals in attendance to show their support, as well as Patsy Waites, representing key sponsor, the AES Charitable Trust, making 1 November 2019 a day never to be forgotten.
Transformation takes teamwork
The LEARN Project worked hard with the Essentials Building team to bring our vision of a beautiful library to life. An old, run-down classroom was given a fresh coat of paint, windows and door fixed, shelving installed, curtains hung and tables and chairs placed to create a ready-to-read space. Books were processed, catalogued and accessioned into a register for the library and covered by volunteers and teachers. Teachers enjoyed an interactive course on the use and function of the library and library monitors completed their training in preparation for becoming reading ambassadors and library assistants. The set up day was a collaborative effort including LEARN volunteers, the school principal, teachers and library monitors.

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By Shebonti Ray Dadwal*
In an interview to Business Standard,1 Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), said that gas producers were betting big on the Indian market. This is indeed understandable given that the government has declared its intention of moving the economy towards a gas-based one. It is in this context that an event in the Eurasian heartland acquires significance. On August 12, 2018, leaders of the five Caspian Sea littoral – Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan – met in Aktau, Kazakhstan, to sign a Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea. This signalled an end to a two-decade long dispute over the Caspian’s legal status, i.e., whether it is a sea or a lake.
According to The Economist, the Convention arrived at a compromise. It chose to treat the Caspian’s surface as a sea and gave the littorals jurisdiction over waters extending up to 15 nautical miles (nm) from their coasts as well as fishing rights over an additional 10 nm. But the Convention did not reach a settlement on the precise formula for allocating the sea bed and its mineral deposits; these are to be decided by the littoral countries on a bilateral basis. Most significantly, the Convention permits the construction of pipelines, which only require the approval of the countries whose sea beds they transit, subject to environmental provisions, and forbids non-littorals from deploying military vessels in the waters of the Caspian.2 Thus, while the Convention has certainly succeeded in easing some of the contentious issues, other major concerns have been left to be addressed by the countries concerned on a bilateral basis, the most important in this regard being the division of the seabed.3
The Caspian Sea has been an area of contention and debate for nations bordering it since the break-up of the Soviet Union. While all these countries are richly endowed with natural resources, the sea bed of the Caspian contains rich reserves of hydrocarbon resources. According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), the region is estimated to contain 49 billion barrels of oil and 292 trillion cubic feet (8.3 million cubic metres) of natural gas in its sea-bed.4
Historically, the Caspian Sea was controlled by Iran, but it lost the northern part to the Soviet Union in the early 19th century.5 After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the newly independent former Soviet republics in the region also demanded a share of the resources. Iran has been opposing a settlement based on the median line approach, since that would leave it with only about 11 per cent of the waters, the smallest share. Moreover, its portion of the Caspian Sea contains less hydrocarbon reserves than those of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan. Hence, Tehran wanted the Caspian to be divided into five equal parts of 20 per cent each, or alternately, evolve a mechanism to jointly develop the resources, partly because the reserves in the southern Caspian are situated very deep and hence difficult to access,6 and partly to circumvent the legal obstructions imposed by the recent US sanctions regime.
As the region’s dominant player, Russia too saw the division of resources as a source of increasing competition for its gas exports to Europe. It has therefore used environmental issues to block underwater pipelines from being constructed, such as the Trans-Caspian Gas Pipeline from Turkmenistan to Azerbaijan and thence to Europe.
Another major concern for Russia and Iran was that if the Caspian were to be considered a sea, it would become governed by international maritime law, especially the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). That, in turn, would give outside powers access to these waters, which the littoral states want to share only amongst themselves. These concerns proved to be a major roadblock, leaving most of the disputed oil and gas fields undeveloped over the past two decades. But the imposition of US sanctions, coupled with the common concern of preventing external powers, namely, the US and NATO, from expanding their influence in the region, have prompted Iran and Russia to arrive at a common position on how to classify the water body.
Although the agreement has brought an interim solution to the discussions on dividing the resources, major differences on the division of the seabed, as well as conflicting strategic interests such as delineation of the sea bed, division of hydrocarbons in the sub-soil, and construction of trans-border oil and gas pipelines remain. If these issues had been included in the negotiations, it is unlikely that even the current interim agreement would have been reached.
Does the interim agreement on the Caspian have any relevance for India? While the possibility of transporting gas from the Caspian to the subcontinent has technically increased, the cost and technical viability of building a pipeline continue to be a consideration. Any pipeline would have to traverse a distance of at least 1500 km, although existing pipeline networks in Iran could be used to offset some of the cost. While it remains an option for the future, much will depend on the cost of the landed price of gas (Caspian oil is an unlikely import). Eventually, the value of the Caspian energy reserve lies in its potential to add to global reserves of oil and gas, as was the case with US shale resources, which, in turn, could bring down costs.
Views expressed are of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the IDSA or of the Government of India.
About the author:
*Shebonti Ray Dadwal is Senior Fellow at the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, New Delhi.
This article was published by IDSA
- 1. Shine Jacob, “Africa should learn from India on solar use, says IEA’s Fatih Birol,” Business Standard, September 3, 2018, https://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/africa-should-l…
- 2. M.L., “Is the Caspian a sea or a lake?”, The Economist, August 16, 2018, https://www.economist.com/the-economist-explains/2018/08/16/is-the-caspi…
- 3. Caspian Sea: Five countries sign deal to end dispute, BBC News, August 12, 2018, at https://www.bbc.com/news/world-45162282.
- 4. “Overview of oil and the Caspian Sea region”, Energy Information Administration, US DoE, August 26, 2013, https://www.eia.gov/beta/international/regions-topics.php?RegionTopicID=CSR
- 5. Andrew E. Kramer, “Five nations agree to divvy up resources-rich Caspian Sea,” The Sydney Morning Herald, August 13, 2018, at https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/five-nations-agree-to-divvy-up-resou….
- 6. Kamyar Mehdiyoun, “Ownership of Oil and Gas Resources in the Caspian Sea”, The American Journal of International Law, Vol. 94, No. 1 (January 2000), pp.182-83.

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In this webinar, we will discuss how cultivated meat, also known as cultured meat, is genuine animal meat produced by cultivating animal cells directly. This webinar will showcase cutting-edge career and research opportunities for cell biologists in the promising field of cultivated meat. You will hear from Dr. Elliot Swartz, Lead Scientist in Cultivated Meat at The Good Food Institute, and Dr. Roni Rak, Principal Investigator at the Agriculture Research Organization, Israel.
In this webinar you will learn,
- The case for reimagining meat production: technological developments, economic and environmental considerations favoring cultivated meat
- The need for cell biologists and relevant research areas
- Dr. Swartz’s and Dr. Rak’s professional paths into cultivated meat research
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Dr. Elliot Swartz is a lead scientist specializing in cultivated meat at The Good Food Institute (GFI) (www.gfi.org), an international network of nonprofit organizations developing the roadmap for a sustainable, secure, and just protein supply. Elliot’s work at GFI focuses on analyzing the technical and economic bottlenecks facing the cultivated meat industry, identifying opportunities to accelerate the industry, and educating scientists, the public, and other industry stakeholders. For the past five years, Elliot has worked on projects ranging from food safety and environmental impact to in-depth analysis of the cultivated meat value chain. Elliot holds a Ph.D. in neuroscience from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he worked with induced pluripotent stem cells to model neuromuscular disease.
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Dr. Roni Rak is a Principal Investigator at the Agriculture Research Organization, specializing in the genetics of cultured meat production. With a Ph.D. from Tel Aviv University and post-doctoral training from the Weizmann Institute, her expertise lies in molecular and cellular biology, particularly in the genetic regulation of cellular state and stem cell proliferation and differentiation. Dr. Rak is a leading scientist in the cultured meat community, providing valuable insights into the fundamental biological processes that underlie meat production. Her current research focuses on identifying the genes and pathways involved in improving cultured meat production, with the ultimate goal of creating a more sustainable and ethical food system.
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Brownie, a legendary little thing with zero failures ……
Don’t believe that!
I failed the first time I did it:)
Brownies that fall apart. Have you seen them
I can do …….
So you keep improving, you keep trying.
And now, finally.
Still can’t bake a brownie that I’m happy with!……
low gluten flour
Brownies are easy and uncomplicated.
The psychedelic brownies, the first time I saw the tinrry, the whole re-cut pieces fell apart, and the second time, the batter wasn’t even in the mold yet. It’s leaking! It’s an oil leak! That’s a lot of oil. ……. It’s even worse when it’s grilled. The grill pan, the pool of oil, it’s just… ……… but magically, you take it out and the oil is absorbed back into it. …… looks soft, but it gets hard when it cools. …………, and for the third time, the recipe is a kitchen fudge. Brownie, I worked hard on the batter, it’s not oily, but when it’s baked, it’s still oily, so take it out, it’s just… It’s still soft, but I’ve used the recipe for the fourth time and haven’t eaten it yet, it’s hot.
I think it’s really hard to control the time, and I’ve been baking at the wrong temperature for ten minutes, and I still have wet batter. ……… it’ll be too much if you take the exam again. ………… recipe… butter is chocolate. Half, a little more… half the flour is chocolate… a little less… and the cake is mostly eggs… so there’s no such thing as… The flour brownies have to be short, so check them every few minutes after the appointed time, and once they’re crusty, take them out.
Let’s hope it gets better next time.
It’s hard to be perfect.


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A short history of the parish of Buriton
The parish of Buriton lies immediately south of Petersfield in eastern Hampshire. The South Downs form a magnificent backdrop. This dramatic scenery, in the heart of the National Park, is also of international biological and landscape importance.
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A circular route (clockwise) using rights of way and short stretches of local lanes.
This routes starts and ends at the Halls Hill public car park. It includes hanger woodlands, followed by views over the village and eastwards along the downs before descending to traverse a number of well-tended fields and the ‘hidden valley’ of The Links to reach Buriton village.
The walk follows the Hangers Way from the village pond to the starting point.
Take care on short stretches of local lanes.

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Friday, September 7, 2007
The House that Radio Built
(Note: Larger photo to come.)
If you start reading summaries of attractions in cities across the United States, you'll find them peppered with millionaires' mansions. That is, mansions that were built back when having a million bucks meant something, from the birth of the nation through the 1960s. Just about every good-sized city has its _____ Mansion or ______ Estate, often more than one.
There are several such in Cincinnati, including the Fleischmann estate, but one in particular went without notice for decades: the Crosley Mansion, Pinecroft. Pinecroft sits on the grounds of Cincinnati's Franciscan Mercy Hospital, outside College Hill. The 73 acres surrounding it and now home to the hospital originally included a working farm (with a house for the tenent famer), Powel Crosley's daughter's home (vacated after he died in 1961), tennis courts, a large swimming pool, gatehouse, and a variety of garages and other outbuildings. Lots of stained glass windows--even in the basement--and a monkey wearing headphones, mounted on the main staircase newel post.
When I began researching CROSLEY: Two Brothers and a Business Empire that Transformed the Nation in earnest in 2000, I had already been on the grounds of the mansion several times, and found it fascinating. I'll talk about the interior in a later post, but here's a photo of the main part of the mansion. Not shown to the left is a small wing that ties into an open, walled outdoor party area with a stone gazebo. To the right is a larger wing that contains an immense kitchen, dining area, two of the many garages, and other rooms. The house boasts two walk-in safes--one for booze, as it was built in 1927 during Prohibition.
Photo © Copyright 2007, Michael A. Banks


The Central (later Fuji Central), Tokiwa and CINEFORWARD standard projectors all are based on the Central F-1 system. In fact, the Central F-1 system was a partial copy of the AEG Euro-M2 system. They have added minor modifications by time.
1 – Vertical gear (connected to 4; having a key slot inside * not shown)
2 – Cam drive gear (connected to 4)
3 – Cam (locking)
4 – Intermediate gear (connected to 2)
5 – Fork driver (connected to 6)
6 – Fork rack (connected to 5)
7 – Fork (moving 1 up and down)
8 – Intermittent movement (mechanism housing)
9 – Follower
10 – Follower lever
11 – Sleeve
12 – Framing pinion gear
13 – Starwheel (aka Maltese cross)
14 – Starwheel shaft
15 – Cam shaft
16 – Gear train shaft (rotating 1 via a key attached outside * not shown)
17 – Bearing (starwheel)
18 – Flywheel
This central framing system enables to sync between the intermittent movement (8) and cam (3) position while the movement turns (in either direction) by the framing knob, thus keeping the position of the starwheel (13) and cam the same. For this reason, there is no need for compensating the shutter, too, e.g. eliminating the out-of-phase on screen (travel ghost/image smear).
In brief, all parts remain at the same time on the move, changing only the angular position of the individual parts. (see below for more)
The knob should be always in the middle position, so that, in case of need, it could quickly move up and down the framing mechanism.
The thrust washer 1 (O-ring) is unified with the starwheel and machined together with starwheel, as well as the diameter of the part 2 between that washer and wheel is rounded and made larger in later modification.
This system is based on keeping the starwheel and cam position exactly the same while framing, so no shutter out-of-phase occurs. The entire intermittent mechanism rotates around the center line of the starwheel.
When the framing knob is turned, the intermittent movement turns the same way, so the connected A gears move and the adjust rack (fork) goes up-and-down according to the direction, the adjust rack moves the connected B gears, by doing this, every movement, that the intermittent movement does, is transferred to the position of the starwheel and cam precisely in-sync.
The gear locating in the midst of the fork is an intermittent drive helical gear with keyway.
This is one of the central framing systems.
The cylindrical drum shutters were fitted in TSS and TSR series until 1985.
The cylindrical drum shutters were replaced with the conical ones in 1985.
For more detailed engineering information, please visit the Common Central Framing Mechanism Forms of Chinese Film Projectors.


The Globe and Mail Reviews Karen Hines' Noir-Inflected Play, Drama
Book editions of Drama are now available from Coach House:
'Drama: Pilot Episode, a twisted and consistently quotable satire, taps into the playwright’s own anxieties about Canada’s westward migration.
'Hines draws from the televisual territory of procedurals like CSI and Bones; indeed, her play is as concerned with “the twilight of television” as it is with the rise of the West.
'Hines is nothing, if not an original.'
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Apart from being the most popular social networking domain, Facebook Inc. now aims to become the world’s biggest startup space as well. Dubbed the “Station F”, this campus is opening in April 2017 and will the venue of the first Facebook startup incubator. This campus is created by a debut entrepreneur of Paris known as Xavier Niel. The Chief Operating Officer of Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg announced on Tuesday that the company is a founding partner of this Station F campus. Facebook will place engineers on its first startup incubator who will offer workshops to entrepreneurs.
The company mainly focuses on supporting new companies who concentrate on products related to data. Through this, the company will also get to learn how to cater to small business partners with the help of these startups. Sandberg stated on the conference held at this campus that Paris is not only famous for its food, culture, and beauty, but it is also a thriving location for technology. Facebook will open up a ‘Startup Garage’ over here, which will act as an incubator for 10 to 15 startups driven on data. The company will work on a six-monthly cycle to help such startups develop their businesses further.
Station F is created where earlier a train station was situated that was built in 1929. The transformation took place as a result of expenditure worth $265 million. This campus has attracted numerous hacker spaces, incubators, and venture capital firms. This will take place after the two-year long renovation comes to an end. The newly designed campus can be divided into three sections. The first section consists of 3,000 desks for startups where the Facebook startup incubator might take place. The other section is an event space to hold conferences and meetings. The last section will act like a public area. It will consist of a retail zone that includes an open bar 24 hours a day and four kitchens.
The Facebook startup incubator is a multi-million euro commitment that will go on over a number of years. The Startup Garage will have 80 desks for the 10-15 startups the company selects. These selected startups will spend six months here. The benefits of this project are that startups will have one-to-one office hours. They will be a part of weekly workshops by Facebook.

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Wei Dai, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writes: > On Wed, Jan 21, 1998 at 10:33:27AM -0800, Hal Finney wrote: > > I'm not sure you can fully avoid the mapping problem with your approach. > > There is still a mapping involved in the choice of coordinates. > > With a sufficiently exotic coordinate system, I suspect we could map > > our universe's state to the output of a trivial program. > > Remember that the prior probability of a region is related to the > program length plus the coordinate length. If you have a universe with an > exotic coordinate system, the lengths of the coordinates would be long and > so the regions in that universe would have small priors.
I'm not so sure. Consider a 1 dimensional universe which is the output of a cellular automata program, possibly a very complex and long one. Let's suppose though that the output has about 50% 1's and 50% 0's. Consider a typical state: 0110001010100101000011110101010110101011010101110 The natural coordinate system is: 111111111122222222223333333333444444444 0123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678 If I understand your model, a TM which took one of these X coordinates (and perhaps a time coordinate T) and output the corresponding bit of the state above would in some sense "be" that universe. But I could write a trivial program which produced as output the LSbit of the X coordinate being input. Then I could use a different set of coordinates to get the output I needed: 1 1111112221112 ... 013246587092416380245791 ... These coordinates will not be much larger than the natural ones, but the trivial TM can now produce the output of an arbitrarily complicated CA program. (The X coordinate system will have to change with each time step T, but that is just a complex X,T coordinate system.) Hal


Would be noce to know year and other pertinent information - based on trouble codes, I will assume you have something built between 1989 and 1995
332- insufficient egr flow detected - your egr system measures pressure differential across the valve to give indication if it is working or not. Wither a bad EGR valve, a bad solenoid which operates the valve actuator. a bad diaphram in the vacuum actuator for the valve, or clogged ports at either the exhaust inlet or egr valve outlet at the intake manifold. Fortunately, your Haynes or Chiltons will give you the exact diagnostic procedures for this specific car.
411-cannot control rpm during koer low rpm
538-insufficient rpm change during koer dynamic response test invalid cylinder balance test due to throttle movement during test
Both 411 and 538 indicate there is an issue with the idle control circuit or an issue with the TPS or the throttle body its self.
536-brake on-off switch or boo circuit not activated during koer - the test procedures for KOER test require pressing the brake pedal during the test - this was not done and should not indicate a problem
521-power steering pressure switch circuit fault - the power steering system has a pressure switch to tell the ECM you are steering the car and to adjust idle to compensate (makes sure power steering pump has enough power to drive it while doing low rpm operations such as parking - could be bad pressure switch or short or open in wiring between switch and ECM
Check fuses and make sure some control circuit fuse has not blown - this often causes multiple trouble codes.


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One of the best ways to give back is through service. By my definition, service is taking time out of your own schedule and giving it somewhere else in order to create a positive impact/influence.
The majority of the organizations at Longwood require service hours and Longwood does their best to provide many opportunities where you can obtain those hours. In my sorority, Sigma Kappa, we volunteer multiple times throughout the semesters. In different groups we go to the nursing home in Keysville and play Bingo on Sundays, we also clean up a portion on the highway every weekend as well. Our national philanthropy is Alzheimer’s Awareness and as an organization we host Farmville’s annual Alzheimer’s Walk every Fall.
I believe service is one of the best ways to benefit your community. There are so many service projects out there that there is one for everyone’s interest.

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The United States is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes on the globe, as well as some of the most well-known landmarks. Many of America’s greatest attractions are bucket-list locations that attract tourists from all over the world. The United States of America is a large country with many tourist sites scattered throughout its time zones. However, several stand out from the crowd and are among the country’s most popular tourist destinations. Some would have been mentioned in songs, while others would have appeared in movies or TV shows.
Whether you like aquatic activities such as swimming, fishing, or boating, or want to see a Broadway performance in Las Vegas, there are several options for family and couple fun, games, cuisine, and more. However, considering the breadth of the United States, most people plan their travels to a specific location, whether it’s the East Coast, Southwest, Florida or California beaches, or remote places like Hawaii and Alaska. You could wish to see the city’s attractions or go to the parks and natural regions. In certain situations, if you plan a day trip or two, you may simply combine the two.
Now Coming to Top Tourist Attractions in America
1. Walt Disney World Resort
This gigantic amusement park in Orlando is America’s biggest family destination, catering to both children and adults for decades. It’s the most enchanted vacation spot in the planet. Imagine four amazing Disney theme parks, two incredible water parks, two thrilling night-time entertainment districts, and a cutting-edge sports complex all in one place. With so many dining, shopping, leisure, and relaxation options, it’s simple to understand why Walt Disney World is the world’s most popular vacation destination.
The Walt Disney World Resort has four theme parks: Magic Kingdom Park, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Magic Kingdom was the first theme park created, and it has some of the most popular attractions such as Space Mountain and Cinderella Castle. Epcot also has foreign themed eateries and a plethora of shopping options. Attractions and performances based on the newest Disney films may be found at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Finally, in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, the last theme park to be created, the enchantment of nature comes alive both day and night, with a scenic safari adventure and Pandora – The World of Avatar.
2. Las Vegas Strip
The Strip is most known for being an adult playground, where adults may do nearly anything they want. The hotel casinos come in a variety of styles, from ornate themes from bygone periods to sleek, modern designs with lots of windows. Adult-only performances, nightclubs, and every type of casino game you can think of–and possibly a few you’ve never heard of–are among the entertainment possibilities. Last call is practically unheard of, and you never know who you’ll run into. It’s all about Vegas, baby! Las Vegas built its name on gambling, and it now provides every form of wagering imaginable, including table games, slot machines, and sports books.
Starting at one end with the Luxor Hotel, which is built in the style of a pyramid, a walk along the Boulevard reveals an erupting volcano and dancing fountains, while within the resorts are all sorts of curiosities and entertainment. Many of the finest things to see and do in Las Vegas are free attractions. The continuous schedule of performances in Las Vegas is one of the primary attractions. World-famous singers who want to settle down choose Las Vegas as their home base since it is where they perform on a daily basis. Nightly, there are a variety of unique performance groups ranging from magic to comedy and acrobatics.
3. Grand Canyon
This amazing natural wonder is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States. The Grand Canyon was carved deep into the terrain by the Colorado River, creating spectacular rock walls and ledges. Visitors standing on the canyon’s rim may view down a mile to the canyon bottom and out over hills and rocks that stretch as far as the eye can see. The South Rim, the North Rim, and the West Rim are the three primary visiting regions of the Grand Canyon (although the West Rim is not technically part of Grand Canyon National Park and is instead owned and operated by the Hualapai Tribe).
Most visitors spend the majority of their time on the South Rim, which has the most facilities, food options, activities, and lodging. It is also available to tourists all year, so you may come at any time. Going on a trek to view different perspectives and get up close to the amazing rock formations is the best way to become acquainted with the Grand Canyon. There are several challenging day and overnight treks that need appropriate supplies, food, and water, as well as your general physical fitness, but there are also some gentler routes that most tourists can enjoy.
4. Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge first opened to the public in 1937 and immediately became one of the world’s most famous bridges. Many people, believe it or not, were opposed to the construction of the renowned monument that connects San Francisco and Marin. When the first design for the Golden Gate Bridge, by engineer Joseph Strauss, was published in 1922, the press dubbed it “ugly,” and architects questioned whether a suspension bridge of that length could be structurally sound. Strauss collaborated with architect Irving Morrow to choose the bridge’s colour, International Orange, which was chosen for its contrast with the surrounding land, sea, and fog.
Walking or bicycling over the bridge’s 1.7-mile span, which has viewing spots on both the southern and northern ends, is the finest way to see it. This is a must-do for residents and visitors alike in order to get a genuine feeling of the bridge’s size, appreciate the breathtaking perspective, and, of course, take the usual photos. This intriguing journey back in time is a required read before you see it for yourself, from its name to its terrible past, its colour to the records it broke, and everything in between. It also has a distinct presence when enveloped in fog, with just the major towers’ tops visible through the low-lying mist.
5. Time Square
The centre of Midtown Manhattan is bustling Times Square, famed for its flashing billboards, New Year’s Eve countdown, and continual masses of people. The Paramount Structure at 1501 Broadway; Astor Plaza, Viacom’s headquarters; Times Square, a prominent building in the neighbourhood; the Times Square church, which is housed in a former movie theatre; and the Times Square Studios are all popular attractions in Times Square. In addition to Ernst & Young, Morgan Stanley, and The New York Times Company, Times Square is home to a number other high-profile business headquarters.
While it is interesting to see during the day, the best time to see it is at night to get the full effect. Times Square is an iconic emblem of the American spirit, appearing frequently in popular culture like as literature, films, and music videos. New York’s Times Square is a miniature universe unto itself. It’s a lively commercial district, an entertainment venue, and a retail haven all rolled into one. You could spend your whole holiday here and yet see and experience a lot more. From street entertainers and free concerts to sophisticated Broadway plays and musicals, this area offers a diverse range of sights and activities.
6. Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park is known across the world for its spectacular scenery, diverse animals, and interesting natural history. Every year, millions of people travel from all over the world to see Yellowstone’s natural wonders, and for some, it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Yellowstone National Park is home to a variety of colourful hot springs, mudpots, and geysers, as well as hiking routes that lead to mountains, forests, rivers, waterfalls, and lakes. Wildlife is also abundant in Yellowstone NP, although with over 3,000 square miles of habitat, sighting certain creatures requires both chance and time.
The park, which is the United States’ oldest national park, is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including free-roaming bison, bighorn sheep, antelope, black bears, and grizzly bears. Yellowstone National Park is a massive park with a plethora of attractions to keep visitors entertained. Geysers and hot springs, as well as breathtaking waterfalls along the Yellowstone River, are just a few of the attractions that attract tens of thousands of visitors each year.
7. Niagara Falls
Every year, millions of people flock to Niagara Falls to witness its breathtaking grandeur. Walking into Niagara Falls State Park to see the Falls is always free, and it’s open 365 days a year! Many tourists are pleasantly surprised to learn that, in addition to this magnificent natural marvel, the Niagara Falls excursions and activities available inside the park give hours of additional entertainment. Explore the majesty of the American Niagara Falls and Niagara Falls State Park, which features breathtaking natural beauty, miles of trails, and interesting historical sites that are just waiting to be discovered.
Niagara Falls, located on the Canada-United States border, is one of the most famous waterfalls in the world. The water from Lake Erie pours into Lake Ontario via these huge waterfalls, which are noted for the massive amount of water that cascades over the vertical drop.
8. White House
The White House in Washington, DC, is one of the most renowned and recognised structures in the world. Naturally, this leaves many local and foreign visitors wondering how they might acquire a White House tour. There are two types of White House tours: East Wing tours and West Wing tours. The most popular White House tour is the East Wing, which gives you access to the President’s quarters. The West Wing tour, on the other hand, is where the action is, and it includes the renowned Oval Office. Because of the West Wing’s character, tours are usually limited to “VIPs” and those who have been individually invited. Befriending a White House worker is the greatest way to acquire a West Wing tour.
You may spend as much time as you need to view everything because White House tours are self-guided. The average individual, on the other hand, takes 30-45 minutes. There are no tour guides on the premises. However, the Secret Service is stationed in every room, and individuals do question them. They receive specific training and try their best to respond to any queries.
9. Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park is one of the world’s most magnificent locations. Tourists, climbers, and travellers come from all over the globe to visit the park. The park truly has something for everyone, regardless of age or talent level! In reality, over 4,000,000 people visit the park each year to marvel at its beauty, with the bulk of them arriving in Yosemite Valley. There is no right or wrong time to visit Yosemite, but there are certain things to think about when deciding when to go. The Valley is accessible all year and varies drastically as the seasons pass.
Yosemite National Park offers a variety of accessible and “simple” activities, many of which do not need you to leave your automobile. The Valley Floor Loop is an excellent method to visit several of Yosemite’s most well-known sites. Yosemite Falls, El Capitan Meadow, Sentinel Bridge, Valley View, and other pull-offs may be visited along the way. Yosemite has some of the best hiking routes in the world! There are a variety of short and simple routes, as well as a number of moderate paths and some more difficult and tough excursions.
10. Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Hollywood is one of the greatest theme parks in Southern California, and it’s a wonderful day trip from Disneyland. It has been the centre of Los Angeles for decades and is considered one of the greatest tourist destinations in the country. Without a doubt, you will discover everything you need to make your stay unique and enjoyable, including television film sets, adventure theme parks, cafes, and other attractions that keep visitors coming back. Yes, spending a day at Universal Studios Hollywood is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
One of the finest ways to go about Universal Studios Hollywood is to take the Universal Studios Tour. There are two portions to the park: the Upper Lot and the Lower Lot. Several escalators link the lots, with viewing decks and magnificent lookouts over Burbank in between. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Springfield, the Studio Lot Tour, and the majority of the live entertainment venues are located on the Upper Lot. The Lower Lot is smaller, but it has a lot of exciting rides, including Revenge of the Mummy, TRANSFORMERS, and Jurassic World.
We’re confident you’ll find one to add to your list among ten tourist attractions in America from our list. What is your go-to attractions in America? Let us know in the comments section.


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4-Chloro-1-butanol is employed as an internal standard in the analysis of genotoxic impurities in active pharmaceutical ingredients by GC-MS technique.
Otto Bastiansen.; Liv Fernholt.; Kenneth Hedberg.; Ragnhild Seip. Structure and conformations of 4-chloro-1-butanol: electron-diffraction evidence for internal hydrogen bonding. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1985, 107 (26), 7836-7841.
Koki Harigaya.; Hiroyuki Yamada.; Koji Yaku.; Hiroyuki Nishi.; Jun Haginaka. Development and validation of a sensitive GC-MS method for the determination of alkylating agent, 4-chloro-1-butanol, in active pharmaceutical ingredients. Journal of Molecular Biology. 1997, 113 (1), 237-251.
Hazard Statements: H226-H290-H302-H314-H335-H351
Flammable liquid and vapour. May be corrosive to metals. Harmful if swallowed. Causes severe skin burns and eye damage. May cause respiratory irritation. Suspected of causing cancer.
Precautionary Statements: P201-P202-P210-P233-P234-P235-P240-P241-P242-P243-P260-P264b-P270-P271-P281-P303+P361+P353-P304+P340-P305+P351+P338-P310-P330-P331-P363-P370+P378q-P390-P501c
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P/x coding on early P decor
It is not clear when precisely the production of P décor objects at PZH started. Rozenburg had shown their new range of eggshell bone china objects with finely hatched floral decors before the range was presented at the 1900 Paris World Exhibition. But it is most likely it was the great acclaim and publicity the range had in Paris that made Egbert Estië decide to copy the décor, but on heavier PZH earthenware. Based on artists hired from Rozenburg to paint the new P (for porcelain) décor for PZH main production likely started in early 1901.
The early P decor pieces do in their majority have a P/x marking next to the Lazarus gate logo and the monogram of the decorator, and carried the ‘Made in Zuid-Holland’ branding. They never carried the letter code found on the earliest PZH objects that were long believed to be a year code. At some point, probably around 1906/1907, the branding of P décor changed back to ‘Zuid-Holland, Gouda’. By this point, the P/x code was not in use anymore and all production was marked with a model number/décor number code. This did not change with the introduction of N(ew) P décor in 1907/1908. Year marks were only re-introduced in 1918, when production of P, NP and décor 304 had probably as good as stopped.
The P/x marks on P decor pieces from the early period were long a mystery until collector W. Spijker stated in his 2001 book ‘Nederlandse Keramiek van de Jugendstil tot 2000’ that they were ‘with very high likelihood’ year marks, starting with P/a for 1901 until P/e for 1905. This theory was taken over in later publications.
When this author started to build up a database of pre-1920 PZH objects to learn more about his collection of P décor, the amount of early P décor objects per year mark he encountered seemed very uneven. Was there an explanation for this?
The following research is based on a dataset of 390 P decor objects, representing items in his collection and images shared by and with other collectors, museums, dealers and auctions and all from the early P décor period from c.1901 until c.1907. Of the 390 objects, 275 had legible P/x codes and these were distributed as follows:
27 % P/a for 1901
66 % P/b for 1902
7 % P/c for 1903
It is extremely unlikely that the production of P décor peaked in 1902 and dropped rapidly to zero in the years 1904-1905, as it still continued for many more years after.
A likely explanation could be that the discipline of adding the year code did rapidly disintegrated after 1902. If we evenly distribute the 115 objects without useable P/x code over the years 1903-1905 the distribution becomes:
19 % in 1901
46 % in 1902
15 % in 1903
10 % in 1904
10 % in 1905
This looks more realistic for a product that after its successful introduction continued to sell in decent numbers. While NP décor replaced much of the P décor sales after it was introduced in 1907/1908, P décor continued to be produced. The 1909 PZH price list for The Netherlands (the earliest surviving document of this kind) shows that of the 285 models in the PZH range 193 could be ordered with a P decor (although in these years with a limited range of decors, some from the early years and some new decors) and 223 with an NP decor.
While this might be an acceptable explanation for the distribution of the year codes over the years 1901-1905, another anomaly presented itself after grouping images per year. All P/a coded objects appeared to be exclusively painted with hatching in one particular style, namely linear lines in multiple colours. And a relationship between year letters and décor was also present for the next year letters. The hatching on P/b coded objects was almost predominantly executed with curved line hatching and P/c coded objects had a “hatching” pattern that filled the space between other decoration elements with parallel contour lines in a fairly random patron. The photos below illustrate the three styles:
For more examples and a description of these styles see here.
When we compare the correlation for the 275 P/x coded objects between coding and decoration style it is 100% for P/a and linear hatching and 100 % for P/c and contour hatching (although 2 of the decors had some curved hatching as well). For P/b coding and curved hatching, 6 objects have bird decors with what resembles contour (P/c) hatching but P/b coded decors One non-bird décor is also coded P/b for what appears a P/c décor. These decors might have been seen by PZH as a special subset within the P/b décor family. Yet, the correlation between P/b coding and curved hatching in 96 %
For all 390 objects, the distribution was 25 % in linear, 68 % in curved and 7 % in contour style hatching, a similar distribution to the P/x distribution of marked pieces. The dataset has only one object that at first inspection seemed to be coded P/d. It appears it was a mistake by the artist that marked a P/b décor with ‘P/a’ and extended the stalk of his typical ‘a’ somewhat. Objects coded P/e and P/f mentioned in the literature might have been misinterpreted P/c resp. P/b marks.
The above makes the use of P/x as a year mark for the author less likely: it would mean that after a year of only decors with linear hatching all decors were changed to different decors with curved hatching in the second year and for the third year to yet another style. From objects with P décor made after 1906, we know they still had decors with curved hatching. Only one P/a decor with linear hatching is known from after 1907 and non with P/c decors with contour hatching. The distribution of pre-1906 P/a, P/b etc objects mentioned above does probably say something about their popularity at the time, and hence the stronger survival of curved hatching.
So, was the P/x code used by PZH to indicate different décor families? The author could see only one possible alternative: that the P/x code was a year code used only in the first year of production of a décor family, with the un-coded pieces produced in subsequent years. While this leads to a similar distribution over the production years as on the bottom of the previous page it seems a farfetched assumption as it would serve no practical purpose. And it still meant that completely new décor families were introduced in each of the first three years of production on P décor.
In conclusion: the author has reasonable doubt that the P/x code was a year coding system and thinks it is more likely that it does represent a code to group décor families executed in a certain style. At present this is presented as a theory; any arguments pro or con will be greatly appreciated.
With thanks to Dennis van den Hoek for suggestions and support.

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Another exciting week in the world tanker markets. Report Nov 17By james tweed • Nov 19th, 2012 • Category: Tankers
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Thanks for downloading the Tanker Market report podcast from Coracle and Braemar Seascope for Nov 16th 2012. This report looks at the VLCC, Suezmax, Aframax and clean products markets.
We start this podcast with the VLCC sector and its been another exciting week! The last time we experienced such increases was back in April.. Last week we saw the foundations being laid with rates approaching the 40 level for AG/East. That same momentum kick started this week with no less than 7 cargoes coming into the market on Monday, supplying owners with the ammunition they required to burst through that 40 barrier. As the week progressed, we saw the last of the November laycans covered and charterers quickly realised the combination of a busy first decade of December and a bullish sentiment meant the momentum wasn’t waning any time soon. This forced their hand to come to market early with December laycans to ensure they secured the correctly approved ships on safe itineraries: replacing vessels on a rising market is an expensive business… At the time of recording this podcast, 24 fixtures are reported on subs or fully fixed out of the AG for December laycans and rates have picked up to 270 at 49.5 AG/East. However, the last 3 fixtures have all been covered at the same level so we have to ask, have owners got the patience and the courage for another push to get them through the 50 barrier or will they now be happy to repeat last done?
The increased activity last week in the Atlantic also spilled over into this week. Unipec saw a busy week and a tight tonnage list so entered the market early. By Tuesday, momentum had started to increase and rates started to move, from 42.5 to 48.5. Meantime, it was a quiet week from the Indian charterers due to Diwali celebrations.
The 30 day availability index shows 40 VLCCs arriving at Fujairah, of which 5 are over 15 years old, compared to 46 last week. November totalled 131 fixtures and so far for the month of December there have been a total of 24. Bunker prices are up $12 to $610, so with the freight rate for 280 AG/USG at 32, up 6 and a half point, owners earnings are now minus $3,700 a day whilst 270 AG/East at 49.5, up 12 points, returned owners a much improved $24,500/day.
Looking at the Suezmax sector and following on from last week’s inauspicious forecast, the West African market continued its current form,
sticking closely to 57.5 for UKC-Med voyages. Small upward fluctuations, such as an early 60 for the UKC-Med and subsequently 57.5 for the USG, proved to be ‘flash in the pan’ fixtures in a fairly stagnant market. There was a good amount of fixing in West Africa this week with one owner tucking a large part of their fleet away. However, with charterers fixing quietly the market never picked up any momentum. Although bunker prices fell at the start of the week, they promptly picked up, keeping earnings low and thus artificially supporting the market against further
downward pressure. But with such a healthy tonnage list, there is little doubt as to whether there’ll be a miracle recovery or not and the expectation remains that these levels will perpetuate for some time.
Once again, fixing out of the Black Sea was sparse as we await the majority of early December stems. After the dearth of cargoes last week, rates inevitably dropped to around 140 at 57.5 for UKC-Med. Although it was a ship sitting in the Black Sea already, it was a surprising drop considering the slowly increasing straits delays – now approximately 3-4 days.
It was another week of scraping along the bottom in the Baltic and North Sea Aframax market. The large majority of the crude oil from the Baltic Sea is covered now up until the end of the month. There are still a number of well approved units left on a reasonably prompt position and that would suggest that there is no real sign of improvement, at least in the short term. Some DPP has been working to the states this week, which has given owners with non-ice classed tonnage an opportunity to get out of the area. Theoretically, one could argue this could tighten the Baltic and North Sea position list, but for every non-ice classed vessel that decides to leave the area, there is probably one with the desired ice classification trying to get back north.
In the Med and Black Sea, rates have remained flat at the bottom of the market. Charterers have been consistently paying 80 at 77.5 for Black Sea and Ceyhan loaded cargoes, and 75 for other cross-Med voyages. It was a slow start to the week with little enquiry, but over the last day or so levels of enquiry have seemingly increased as ships have been picked off the tonnage list. Black Sea strait delays have been 3-4 days, but if these increase and fixing continues at this current volume, then some positive sentiment could build, putting pressure on these rate levels.
Looking to the clean markets and in the East the LR2 market finally made good on its threats over last few weeks to really take advantage of a tighter tonnage list that has dominated the market recently. Rates of 120 to Japan were confirmed and a reported high of $3m to the UKC
has been seen, although many feel the reality is slightly lower. At time of recording, owners were trying to push numbers even higher, in the very tight window of 1-10 December, although as tonnage lists lengthen out post 10th, ideas are more in line with the rates that have been fixed this week.
In the West and the continent TC2 MR rates remained flat, if not soft, in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. The front end was loaded with firm itinerary open positions, but a lack of volume due to ultimately bearish data from the US kept rates down at 117.5, if not less. Infrastructure, refinery utilization and flooding damage kept gasoline and heating oil levels at parity in the US. Consequently, the only true active trans-Atlantic charterers were Petrobras, PMI and other non-US focused traders. Of course, the market is watching next week for Thursday 22nd, and also the on-going recovery efforts of terminals and refineries on the US East Coast. As yet, Thanksgiving has not affected the market and is doubtful to do so.
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Attipate Krishnaswami Ramanujan (16 March 1929 – 13 July 1993) also known as A. K. Ramanujan was an Indianpoet and scholar of Indian literature who wrote in both English and Kannada. Ramanujan was a poet, scholar, a philologist, folklorist, translator, and playwright. His academic research ranged across five languages: English Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, and Sanskrit. He published works on both classical and modern variants of this literature and argued strongly for giving local, non-standard dialects their due. Though he wrote widely and in a number of genres, Ramanujan's poems are remembered as enigmatic works of startling originality, sophistication and moving artistry. He was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award posthumously in 1999 for his collection of poems, "The Collected Poems".
Ramanujan was born in Mysore City on 16 March 1929. His father, Attipat Asuri Krishnaswami, an astronomer and professor of mathematics at Mysore University, was known for his interest in English, Kannada and Sanskrit languages. His mother was a homemaker. Ramanujan also has a brother, A.K. Srinivasan who is a writer and a mathematician.


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Should Your Cannabis or Bitcoin Client Consider Taking the Fifth?
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- Unlike fiat currency - like U.S. dollars, euros and yen – cryptocurrency is not regulated or controlled by any government agency.

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A comprehensive new report from the Native Plant Trust and the Nature Conservancy is calling for conservation of an additional 2.3 million acres of land in specific habitats and locations across New England to protect native plants and the species that depend on them.
Mark Anderson, the Conservancy's director of conservation science, says time is running out to address crashing insect populations and pollinators such as butterflies which have declined nearly 40%.
"But the science is clear that that is largely due to habitat loss and habitat degradation. And there are examples where restored habitats or conserved habitats have been able to reverse that trend," he says.
One example, says Anderson, is the importance of wetlands to bird populations. According to the report, wetlands cover 12% of New England, but they are critical to sustaining almost half the population of plants, birds and wildlife.
"So I think it's really critical that we think about — if we want a future that we share with all other forms of life that we evolved with, we have got to start devoting habitat space to other species," he says.
The 250-page report includes an interactive mapping tool to give policymakers, state and federal agencies and land trusts information about where to protect climate-resilient sites that capture plant and habitat diversity and how to spend conservation dollars efficiently.
The rapidly changing climate is expected to stress the ability of individual species and entire habitats to adapt. The report calls on landowners to ensure that another 5.2 million acres of conserved land in the region is effectively managed to preserve genetic diversity.
"So we've got on our hands quite a crisis and it's urgent. I don't know what the answer is if we don't meet these goals," Anderson says.

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The NFL Draft has provided countless "made for television" moments and argument fodder for years, so much so that the NFL has decided that they should extend the event to a three day process not long ago. With all of the surprise picks, tough to watch tumbles down the board, and yes, entrance music (BY GAWD, KING!!!! THAT'S JADEVEON CLOWNEY'S MUSIC!!!!!) here is your guide to see all of the fun and drafting of Mississippi State Bulldogs.
Before the draft, make sure to catch Matt Ufford and Dan Rubenstein on the SB Nation pre-draft show at 6:30 pm CT. They will also follow the draft with a post show at 10:00 pm. You can watch by clicking here.
The draft will be the 79th in the history of the NFL, and it can be watched on ESPN/ESPN2 and the NFL Network. Fans away from their television can watch online at NFL.com.
The first round begins at at 7pm CT on May 8, and the teams will have ten minutes between picks. Rounds two and three take place Friday at 6pm CT on May 9, and teams will have seven minutes between picks. Saturday features rounds four through seven, and the draft cranks back up at 11 am CT. In the final four rounds, teams have five minutes between picks.
Gabe Jackson and LaDarius Perkins appear to be locks to be drafted for the Bulldogs and players such as Denico Autry and Nickoe Whitley may hear their names called as well.
Be sure to keep up with the blogs for player profiles, reactions during the draft and open threads during the three day event.


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Vintage Kantha Stitch Patch Cushion Cover
This square patch cushion cover is traditionally made in Kantha embroidery and stitch techniques that originated in rural India. A classic vintage style cushion cover. Fairtrade and handmade in India.
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The growth of porous metal has produced materials with improved properties as compared to non-metals and solid metals. Porous metal can be classified as either open cell or closed cell. Open cell allows a fluid media to pass through it. Closed cell is made up of adjacent sealed pores with shared cell walls. Metal foams offer higher strength to weight ratios, increased impact energy absorption, and a greater tolerance to high temperatures and adverse environmental conditions when compared to bulk materials. Copper and its alloys are examples of these, well known for high strength and good mechanical, thermal and electrical properties. In the present study, the porous Cu was made by a powder metallurgy process, using three different space holders, sodium chloride, sodium carbonate and potassium carbonate. Several different samples have been produced, using different ratios of volume fraction. The densities of the porous metals have been measured and compared to the theoretical density calculated using an equation developed for these foams. The porous structure was determined with the removal of spacer materials through sintering process. The sintering process of each spacer material depends on the melting point of the spacer material. Processing, characterization, and mechanical properties were completed. These tests include density measurements, compression tests, computed tomography (CT) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The captured morphological images are utilized to generate the object-oriented finite element (OOF) analysis for the porous copper. Porous copper was formed with porosities in the range of 40-66% with density ranges from 3 to 5.2 g/cm³. A study of two different methods to measure porosity was completed. OOF (Object Oriented Finite Elements) is a desktop software application for studying the relationship between the microstructure of a material and its overall mechanical, dielectric, or thermal properties using finite element models based on real or simulated micrographs. OOF provides methods for segmenting images, creating meshes and solving of complex geometries using finite element models, and visualizing 2D results.
Salih, Mustafa Abualgasim, "Processing And Modeling Of Porous Copper Using Sintering Dissolution Process" (2014). Theses. 169.


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Afraid of Being Dumped...Again
"I am dating a wonderful woman, but I am afraid she will dump me, which has happened to me several times before. How can I overcome my fears?"
Maybe you didn’t find the right person to love you before this, or you may have some personality traits that hurt your chances of having a permanent relationship.
Talk with a coach about the reasons for your previous breakups. If you are at fault for them, figure out what you did wrong. Your ex-girlfriends may have told you that you are self-centered. You could work with your counselor to change that.
What I’m worried about is that your fears will scare off the woman who actually loves you. If you keep your distance, you will ensure that the relationship will fail. Be open and trust the love she shares with you.
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It’s that time of year… to start planning for Fall Mini Sessions! This year my 2020 Cleveland Fall Mini Sessions will be more limited than ever. They will be held during the weekend of October 11th – 12th (with the following weekend being held as a backup) and will take place in the morning and evenings of both dates. These Cleveland Fall Mini Sessions are perfect for families, couples, and even individuals who are looking for updated photos. That could mean an image for your Christmas cards as well as images to hang up around the house, it could mean a quick senior session, or even a session to get new headshots, updated profile images, or social media images for creatives and Cleveland small business owners.
This is a first time, first serve situation so be sure to snag one right away! If you are interested in a Cleveland Fall Mini Session with me you need to fill out the contact form on my website and be sure to mention that you are interested in a Fall Mini. This way I can send you the Fall Mini form and get you started in the booking process! Sessions are $230 for 20 minutes with eight professionally edited, high resolution images with a password protected online gallery and printing rights to images.
I also want to mention that I will stay 6 feet away and have a mask available during these sessions to keep everyone safe during these times with COVID-19.
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Get Kids Reading with Summer Stars at Offaly Libraries!
Summer Stars has returned to Offaly Libraries! The Summer Stars Reading Programme encourages children to keep reading for fun over the summer.
To help children keep track of their reading and stay motivated, they can collect a Summer Stars reading card at their local library branch. Library staff will encourage them over the summer months and they will receive some Summer Stars items such as pencils and pencil cases as they read, along with a certificate of completion and a medal once they reach their reading goal!
Offaly Libraries will run Summer Stars storytimes, a book review competition, and craft sessions over the summer, and we encourage families to drop in and check out the wonderful resources we have to offer. Summer Stars is a national Right To Read initiative.
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A year in the most iconic center of visual art and hip hop.
Here is just a select few of my very random photography work taken sporadically over the years. The rest can be found here.
This is a compilation of works from my first sketchbook. I think you can see a certain evolutionary aspect looking through the various “developed doodles” made in mixed media on these 8.5 x 11 inch pieces.
Behold my newly upgraded studio gallery in Bushwick. Everything’s there …except me! There’s even more space and artworks that are not photographed however you will have to visit if you want to see what is beyond what the digital eye can see. Available for studio visits, art is obviously for sale, as well as housing if you fit the right criteria. You will have to get in touch with Mr. Sam (816-929-5451) or Mr. Matt (301-943-2682) to find out availability. May the force be with you.
I’ve been slaving over this piece for many, many hours and still feel like the cloud needs to be filled out more. Until I have the time, here’s “Girl In A Dream” a collaboration between myself and my old roommate and friend Aída Miró.
In addition to this I have uploaded an archive of Collaborative Work that can be found on that page as well as bellow.


Benoit Paire has received sharp criticism concerning his conduct following his first round match against Filippo Volandri in San Benedetto, Italy.
The world No.59 was the third seed in the ATP San Benedetto Tennis Cup, a Challenger event.
After taking the opening set against his Italian Opponent. He lost the second set before retiring early in the third. The reason for his withdrawal was not clear. The Frenchman, who recently reached the second round at Wimbledon, has been accused of deliberately tanking his match during the second set.
Highlights of his attitude on the court have been uploaded to YouTube. There is yet to be any comment from Paire or the tournament concerning his actions. Earlier on this month Nick Kyrgios was also accused of tanking during his Wimbledon 4th round match against Richard Gasquet, an allegation which he denies.