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Efficient KY1-x-yGdxLuy(WO4)2:Tm3+ channel waveguide lasers
K. van Dalfsen, S. Aravazhi, D. Geskus, K. Wörhoff, and M. Pollnau
K. van Dalfsen,* S. Aravazhi, D. Geskus, K. Wörhoff, and M. Pollnau
Integrated Optical MicroSystems Group, MESA + Institute for Nanotechnology, University of Twente, P.O. Box 217, 7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands
*Corresponding author: k.vandalfsen@utwente.nl
K van Dalfsen
S Aravazhi
D Geskus
K Wörhoff
M Pollnau
K. van Dalfsen, S. Aravazhi, D. Geskus, K. Wörhoff, and M. Pollnau, "Efficient KY1-x-yGdxLuy(WO4)2:Tm3+ channel waveguide lasers," Opt. Express 19, 5277-5282 (2011)
Channeled waveguides
Laser beams
Laser modes
Waveguide lasers
Integrated optics materials (130.3130)
Infrared and far-infrared lasers (140.3070)
Lasers, solid-state (140.3580)
Waveguides, channeled (230.7380)
Thin film devices and applications (310.6845)
Original Manuscript: January 24, 2011
Revised Manuscript: February 24, 2011
Gd3+(29.5%)-Lu3+(29.0%)-Tm3+(1.5%) co-doped KY(WO4)2 layers were grown onto KY(WO4)2 substrates by liquid-phase epitaxy. Ridge-type channel waveguides with a thickness of 6.6 μm and a width of 7.5–12.5 μm were microstructured 1.5 μm deep by Ar+-beam milling and overgrown with pure KY(WO4)2 as a cladding layer. An upper limit of ~0.11 dB/cm for the waveguide propagation loss at the laser wavelength was determined. Laser experiments with butt-coupled dielectric mirrors demonstrated maximum output powers of 149 mW and 76 mW and slope efficiencies of 31.5% and 17.0% when pumping at 794 nm and 802 nm in TM and TE polarization, respectively. The lowest threshold was 7 mW. The laser wavelength was found to shift from 1930 nm via 1906 nm to 1846 nm for outcoupling efficiencies from 2% via 8% to 2 × 8%.
Tm:KY1-x-yGdxLuy(WO4)2 planar waveguide laser passively Q-switched by single-walled carbon nanotubes
Esrom Kifle, Xavier Mateos, Pavel Loiko, Sun Yung Choi, Ji Eun Bae, Fabian Rotermund, Magdalena Aguiló, Francesc Díaz, Uwe Griebner, and Valentin Petrov
Tm:KY(WO4)2 waveguide laser
S. Rivier, X. Mateos, V. Petrov, U. Griebner, Y. E. Romanyuk, C. N. Borca, F. Gardillou, and M. Pollnau
Microstructured KY(WO4)2:Gd3+, Lu3+, Yb3+ channel waveguide laser
D. Geskus, S. Aravazhi, C. Grivas, K. Wörhoff, and M. Pollnau
Continuous-wave and Q-switched Tm-doped KY(WO4)2 planar waveguide laser at 1.84 µm
Western Bolaños, Joan J. Carvajal, Xavier Mateos, Eugenio Cantelar, Ginés Lifante, Uwe Griebner, Valentin Petrov, Vladimir L. Panyutin, Ganapathy S. Murugan, James S. Wilkinson, Magdalena Aguiló, and Francesc Díaz
Analysis of confinement effects on microstructured Ln3+:KY1-x-yGdxLuy(WO4)2 waveguides
Western Bolaños, Joan J. Carvajal, Xavier Mateos, Ginés Lifante, Ganapathy S. Murugan, James S. Wilkinson, Magdalena Aguiló, and Francesc Díaz
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Aravazhi, S.
Beach, R. J.
Bernhardi, E.
Besson, J.-P.
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Borca, C. N.
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Brinck, D. J. B.
Cantelar, E.
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Chambaz, B.
Claps, R.
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Díaz, F.
Dunina, E. B.
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Ferrand, B.
Gardillou, F.
Gavalda, J.
Gavaldà, J.
Geskus, D.
Goodman, W.
Grieber, U.
Griebner, U.
Grivas, C.
Güell, F.
Günther, D.
Hametner, K.
Hanna, D. C.
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Hanson, R. K.
Harkema, S.
He, Y.
Jaque, D.
Jeffries, J.
Jeffries, J. B.
Jiang, S.
Kakarantzas, G.
Kan, R.
Kisel, V. E.
Kornienko, A. A.
Kuleshov, N. V.
Kuzmin, V. V.
Li, L.
Lifante, G.
Liu, W.
Mackenzie, J. I.
Massons, J.
Mateos, X.
Meissner, H. E.
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Murugan, G. S.
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Fig. 1 Schematic of the experimental setup. The elements enclosed by the dashed line were only used with the double 8% outcoupling mirror configuration. The blue streak of luminescence visualizes the position of the channel waveguide.
Fig. 2 Laser spectra for different outcoupling mirror configurations. a) HR & 2%, b) HR & 8%, and c) 2 × 8%.
Fig. 3 Laser output power versus absorbed pump power for two different pump wavelengths and polarizations: a) pumped at 794 nm in TM polarization (E||N p); b) pumped at 802 nm in TE polarization (E||N m); c) zoom-in on the threshold region when pumped at 794 nm in TM polarization (E||N p).
Fig. 4 Measured relaxation-oscillation frequency ω2 as a function of the quantity P/Pthr –1 for the laser with an outcoupling degree of 8% and linear fit providing the intrinsic roundtrip loss. The error bars represent the standard deviation given by the oscilloscope. The relaxation oscillations became first visible at a threshold pump power of 7 mW.
Fig. 5 Measured mode profile and 1/e2 Gaussian fit of the laser output beam generated with the double 8% outcoupling mirror configuration.
(1) ω 2 = γ c τ l ( P P t h r − 1 ) ( 1 + N σ a l c γ c 1 n ) ,


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It was a treat to spend time with many of the people responsible for the Urban Trail during the filming of this video. Having designed the "Transportation Station #20" and then a committee member of the Asheville Public Art, I have a great interest in our city's public art. Erin Durham and her crew produced a very nice documentary focusing on the the UT narrative.
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Mississippi Maps are Works of Art
In 1944, Howard Fisk completed the "Geological Investigation of the Alluvial Valley of the Lower Mississippi River" for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. For three years, Fisk gathered physical evidence mapping over 2,000 miles of the meandering Mississippi River. The maps speculate and interpret the history of this powerful waterway in an incredible series of colorful cartographic visualizations. The drawings are such elegant images of line, color and shape extrapolating information, data and empirical evidence. You can view all maps at http://www.radicalcartography.net/?fisk
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"Losing ground," 2015, mixed media on paper mounted on canvas, 48×42 inches
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Spring 2016 in WNC
Nature and human nature; the organic and the man made; biomorphic and geometric. The view through the horizontal blinds of the window out to the blooming Dogwood and Azalea is an ongoing accumulation of visual data that resurfaces in all my work. It is the relationship between nature and human nature and the response to these inspirational catalysts that originate in my abstract art.
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"Here I Go Again" Moves Beyond References Into Something Wonderful!
The Good: Wonderful performances, Interesting character explorations, Good direction, Decent plot twist near the end, Good balance of humor and heart
The Bad: Somewhat derivative plot
The Basics: "Here I Go Again" plays the time loop conceit on Legends Of Tomorrow . . . surprisingly well!
Legends Of Tomorrow is having a third season that is made more weird than by its air schedule. The show has had two essential characters depart, a new character added, the brief return of an alternate-universe version of Leonard Snart, and the return of one of the most familiar villains in the franchise as support for the season's primary villain. "Daddy Darhkest" found Sara Lance starting to explore feelings for Ava Sharpe, despite having a fling with John Constantine. Throughout this season, the show has not had a lot of time to explore and grow the new character of Zari Tomaz. The attempt to rectify that is made in "Here I Go Again."
"Here I Go Again" follows on "Daddy Darhkest" (reviewed here!), which had Mallus tormenting Damien Darhk's daughter. "Here I Go Again" also begins with the Legends Of Tomorrow now having a quest of their own; Mallus appears vulnerable to the totems used by Amaya Jiwe, Zari Tomaz and Kuasa.
Zari Tomaz is attempting to alter Gideon's programming when the rest of the Legends return to the Waverider. While checking the results of the mission, Gideon crashes and Sara Lance gets furious with Tomaz. Zari indicates she is trying to hack time to alter the flow of history to prevent her Earth from becoming a dystopia and when she tries to fix the Waverider, it blows up. Time reboots and Tomaz is frustrated and confused by returning to a conversation in which Lance gives her a dressing down. Within an hour from the conversation, the Waverider explodes and Tomaz is thrown back in time.
As one of the loops progresses, Dr. Heywood tells Tomaz about Groundhog Day and the next time through, Tomaz hunts down Heywood and enlists his aid. Together the two try to figure out who might have blown up the Waverider and why.
Despite the allusions to Groundhog Day, "Here I Go Again" plays much like the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Cause And Effect" (reviewed here!) on the plot front. "Here I Go Again" is fun and there is a lot of joy in the moment when Ray Palmer actually references the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode.
More than simply being a plot conceit, "Here I Go Again" uses the repeating time loop to explore the characters of Legends Of Tomorrow and Tomaz especially. Zari Tomaz came from a dark and miserable place and has not truly integrated with the crew. So, putting her at the core of the conflict where she has to try to win the trust of her teammates and save the day is interesting.
Tala Ashe has a chance to truly shine in "Here I Go Again" and she runs with the opportunity. While it is hard not to see Tala Ashe when she is used as windowdressing, to fill a niche to make viewers think of Morena Baccarin, "Here I Go Again" allows her to step out with an incredibly diverse performance. Ashe gets to play heavily dramatic, incredibly funny and wonderfully earnest at various points in "Here I Go Again" and she rises to the occasion each and every time. Ashe's performance is matched by Dominic Purcell's wonderful deadpan and the best on-screen sexual chemistry between Maisie Richardson-Sellers and Nick Zano.
More than simply a rehashing of Groundhog Day or "Cause And Effect," "Here I Go Again" races to a surprising, clever and original climax. Director Ben Hernandez Bray makes "Here I Go Again" feel fresh and original and some of the editing telegraphs the end, but that only makes the episode feel smarter and better-constructed than it originally does.
The result is one of the best episodes of Legends Of Tomorrow.
For other television reviews, please visit my Television Review Index Page for an organized listing!
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Still, optimism that the US and China are getting closer to a trade agreement is bullish for prices.
Brent for June settlement traded 25 cents higher at $69.56 a barrel.
Oil steadied below $70 a barrel in London, a level not breached since November, as a surprise surge in US crude stockpiles showed that markets remain adequately supplied. Brent crude futures, the international benchmark, reversed earlier losses to rise 0.4 percent. American stockpiles surged by the most since January last week, according to Energy Information Administration figures on Wednesday, with a 7.24 million-barrel increase that surpassed analyst and industry estimates. Still, optimism that the US and China are getting closer to a trade agreement is bullish for prices.
Oil has climbed about 30 percent in London this year with consensus growing that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies' output-cut deal will probably be extended. Unplanned supply losses from Iran and Venezuela are also increasingly tightening the market. But as clouds linger over the global economy, and a new flood of shale-oil pours in from the US, the rally has failed to reach last year's highs.
Brent for June settlement traded 25 cents higher at $69.56 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange at 12:39 p.m local time.


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What Is The Importance Of Community Action
1. Community action is the idea that people can work together to achieve things that would not be possible on their own.
2. This could be anything from organizing a protest to helping a friend move.
3. It can be a great way to get involved in your community and make a difference.
4. Additionally, being a part of a community can make you feel happier and more connected.
Community Dynamics and Community Action
Why is it important to have community action?
Community action is important because it allows individuals to come together and work towards a common goal. It can be used to address issues that affect a community, such as environmental degradation or poor health. Community action also allows people to feel like they are contributing to something bigger than themselves, which can be an important part of self-esteem.
What is the importance of community action plan essay?
Community action planning is an important tool for improving local communities. It helps to make government and community leaders aware of problems in the community, and then take action to fix them. Community action plans can help to make sure that everyone in the community has the same opportunities and that no one is left behind.
What is the importance of community dynamics and community action?
Community dynamics is important because it can help to understand how a community functions and how it can be changed. Community action is important because it can help to build a stronger community.
What is the importance of the community?
The community is important because it provides a forum for people to share ideas and experiences. It also provides a place where people can get help when they need it. The community helps to create a sense of belonging and connection.
Why is it important to study community?
Community is important because it helps us to feel connected to other people. Community is also important because it allows us to share ideas and experiences with others. Finally, community is important because it helps to improve our lives.
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What is the main purpose of community engagement?
Community engagement is a process that organizations use to understand the needs of their community and then develop and implement strategies to meet those needs. Engagement can take many forms, including education, social services, and advocacy.
What are the types of community action?
Community action is a term used to describe actions taken by a group of people to improve their community. There are many different types of community action, but some common examples include:
-Volunteering for a nonprofit organization
-Supporting a local business or organization
-Hosting a fundraising event
-Organizing a protest or rally
What are the methods of community action?
There are a few different methods of community action. Some methods include forming a group and working together to accomplish a goal, holding meetings, and voting on issues. Other methods include protesting, lobbying, and donating money.
What are the key elements of a community action plan?
A community action plan is a written document that outlines the plan for addressing a problem or issue. The plan should address the problem or issue, the resources that will be needed to solve it, the steps that will need to be taken to solve it, and the time frame in which the plan will be implemented.
The key elements of a community action plan are:
-Establishing a problem or issue to be addressed
-Identifying resources that will be needed to address the problem or issue
-Planning for the steps that will need to be taken to address the problem or issue
-Establishing a timeline for completion of the plan
What is the important of understanding your community dynamics and community action for your future career?
Understanding your community dynamics and community action is important for your future career because it helps you understand what is going on in the community and how you can help. It also gives you a better understanding of your own community and how you can make a difference there.
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What is the function of community in terms of structure?
The function of community in terms of structure is to provide a safe and supportive environment for people to gather and share ideas, experiences, and knowledge. This can include things like social clubs, religious groups, or discussion forums. Community can also be seen as an essential part of a healthy society, as it helps people to connect with one another and form relationships that can be beneficial in both personal and professional contexts.
What are the factors influencing community dynamics?
There are many factors that can influence community dynamics. Some of the most important factors include the size of the community, the type of community, and the level of engagement between members. Additionally, the local climate and culture can also play a role in how a community behaves.
What is community and why it is important?
Community is a collection of people who share a common interest or purpose. It can be as small as a group of friends or as large as a nation. Community is important because it can provide people with a sense of belonging and connection. This can be helpful in dealing with difficult situations, such as illness or death.
What can we learn from community?
The community is a group of people who share common interests or goals. It is through the community that people can learn about new ideas, share their own thoughts, and build relationships with others. Communities can be found in a variety of settings, including schools, workplaces, and social groups. The key to successful communities is finding the right mix of people with different personalities and skillsets, and making sure everyone has a voice.
What are the disadvantages of community?
There are a few disadvantages to community, but they are often outweighed by the benefits. First, community can be a source of stress. When people feel like they are being judged or criticized, they may become defensive and withdraw. Second, community can be a source of competition. People may feel the need to outperform each other in order to prove their worth or be seen as the best. Finally, community can be a source of isolation.
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What are the benefit of living together in a community?
Living in a community gives us the opportunity to interact with people from a variety of backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. This diversity can help us learn about different ways of living and thinking. It can also help us grow as individuals and develop new skills.
How do you engage in communities?
There are many ways to engage in communities, but some of the most common methods include joining groups and forums, participating in discussions, and posting in comments. Joining groups and forums can help you find other people who share your interests, while participating in discussions and posting in comments can help you learn more about a topic.
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On 18 April 2019, the AEMC made a final rule to recognise exempt sellers in the National Gas Rules, allowing them to participate in various east coast gas retail markets.
Would be able to register as a 'market participant - retailer' if they are selling gas to third parties in the Victorian retail gas market or as a 'market participant - other' if they are only selling gas to related businesses, subject to Victoria's adoption of the NERL.
The final rule will commence on 8 August 2019. This will allow the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) to consult on and make relevant amendments to its retail market procedures consistent with the new rules.
The exempt seller regime in the NERL allows businesses to sell energy to an end user without needing to be authorised as a retailer. The Australian Energy Regulator oversees the retailer authorisation and exempt seller processes.
In addition, if a business wants to participate in a gas retail market, it needs to either register with AEMO as a gas market participant or be exempted by AEMO from registration. Both options require AEMO to allocate the business to one of the registrable capacities set out in the National Gas Rules for the retail market that the business intends to participate in.
a retailer, where the exempt seller is selling gas to an unrelated business.
The AEMC considered that the rule change request should be subject to the expedited rule making process. Written objections to the expedited process closed on 21 March 2019. No objections were received.
Submissions in response to the rule change request and consultation paper were to be submitted by 4 April 2019. Three submissions were received.


Deficient is an acceptable word in Scrabble with 15 points. Deficient is an accepted word in Word with Friends having 17 points. Deficient is a 9 letter long Word starting with D and ending with T. Below are Total 122 words made out of this word.
Deficient Meaning :- Wanting- to make up completeness; wanting- as regards a requirement; not sufficient; inadequate; defective; imperfect; incomplete; lacking; as- deficient parts; deficient estate; deficient strength; deficient in judgment.
Note There are 4 vowel letters and 5 consonant letters in the word deficient. D is 4th, E is 5th, F is 6th, I is 9th, C is 3rd, N is 14th, T is 20th, Letter of Alphabet series.


Sally Beauty has appointed Aaron Alt as president of Sally Beauty Supply, in addition to his current finance and supply chain responsibilities as CFO at Sally Beauty Holdings.
Carrie McDermott, president of Sally Beauty Supply, has resigned her position to accept a CEO position at another company in her current hometown of Columbus, OH, the company said.
In addition, the company also announced the following appointments, effective October 29: Heather Plutino has been appointed group vice president of finance and treasurer of Sally Beauty Holdings. Plutino joins the company from the apparel retailer Ascena. And Joe Brenner, CIO, will now report to CEO Chris Brickman, reflecting the importance of the key technology projects the company is undertaking.


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Jason Groves: Film Screening and Discussion at the Northwest Film Forum (Die Schattenparker) - May 22, 2016
Till Death Do Us Part: The Enduring Appeal of the Orpheus & Eurydice Legend - May 17, 2016
Feasting with Faculty, featuring Richard Block - May 5, 2016
Alison Beringer (Assistant Professor, Montclair State University): "Pygmalion's Revolving Door" - February 5, 2016
Christopher Miller (University of Toronto, PhD expected 2016): "The Honor of Queens and the Competition for Status in the Nibelungenlied" - January 29, 2016
Annegret Oehme (Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies, PhD expected 2016): "Damsels in Yiddishland. Female Agency in a Yiddish Arthurian Romance." - January 22, 2016
Scott B. Noegel (Professor of Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies, UW): "Finding Myself in the Past: On Forschung, Friedhöfe, und Freidenkende" - November 20, 2015
The Roles of Fiction in Early Modern Philosophy (Interdisciplinary Conference) - April 17, 2015 to April 18, 2015
Rüdiger Campe (Chair, Department of German, Yale University): The Fable Continued: The Palace of the Many Worlds in Leibniz's Theodicy - April 17, 2015
Steve Pfaff: 25th Anniversary Fall of the Berlin Wall - November 7, 2014
Panel discussion: Amir Abedi, Jim Caporaso, Magda Giurcanu, Kurt Huebner and Frank Wendler: Democratic Breakthrough or Surge of Euroscepticism: The 2014 European Parliament Elections - May 29, 2014
Julia Adeney Thomas (Associate Professor of History, University of Notre Dame) and Geoff Eley (Professor of History, University of Michigan): Visualizing War, Visualizing Fascism: Film and Photography in Germany and Japan - May 8, 2014
Beatrice Möller: alles was wir wollen - March 12, 2014
Jane Brown & Eric Ames: "The Carmen Phenomenon" - February 25, 2014
Eric Ames: Two Films by Werner Herzog and Discussion at the Rose Theatre - February 9, 2014
Jane Brown (Joff Hanauer Distinguished Professor of Western Civilization Emerita, University of Washington) : Friday Colloquium: Dichtung und Wahrheit - January 24, 2014
Gary Handwerk (Professor of English and Comparative Literature, University of Washington): New Books in Print: Human, All Too Human II and Unpublished Fragments from the Period of Human, All Too Human II (Spring 1878–Fall 1879): Volume 4 of The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche (Stanford UP, 2012) - December 3, 2013
UW Germanics Wine & Wisdom - November 14, 2013
Ellwood Wiggins (Assistant Professor of Germanics, University of Washington): Classics Lunchtime Colloquium: "Ulysses Reading Plato: Shakespeare Stages the Alcibiades" - May 23, 2013
Gertrud Rösch (Distinguished Max Kade Visiting Professor, University of Washington; Full Professor, School of Modern Languages, University of Heidelberg): Friday Lecture Series: "Wozu Fakten? Über Realität in der Erzählliteratur" - May 17, 2013
Fatima El-Tayeb - Associate Professor in Department of Literature Affiliated Faculty in Department of Ethnic Studies, Associate Director of Critical Gender Studies, University of California, San Diego: Permanent Migrants: Muslim Europeans and the Racing of Religion - April 22, 2013
Lutz-Henning Pietsch (Visiting Assistent Professor, University of Washington; Assistant Professor, Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen): Friday Lecture Series: "Gaukelnde Manier, die sich im Hervorziehen von Persönlichkeiten gefällt" - Heinrich Heines Charakteristik - April 19, 2013
Dr. Carolin Lange (DAAD Visiting Scholar, University of Washington): "Politics of Genius: Pro-republican Concepts of Leadership in Weimar Germany (and what happens to a literary scholar who tries to act on foreign territory)" - March 15, 2013
Todd Presner (Professor of Germanic Languages, Comparative Literature, and Jewish Studies at the University of California Los Angeles): "The Seven Habits of Highly Successful Digital_Humanists" - March 12, 2013
Circumcision as a Human Rights Issue: A Panel Discussion - March 4, 2013
Verena Kick (Graduate Student, University of Washington, Germanics): "Professionalization Workshop on Digital Humanities" - March 1, 2013
Dr. Richard Block (Associate Professor of Germanics, University of Washington): "Losing Sight of the Holocaust: A Short and Indelicate History of the Holocaust and Film" - February 27, 2013
Eric Ames: New Books in Print - Ferocious Reality: Documentary according to Werner Herzog - February 27, 2013
Noah Isenberg (Director of Screen Studies and Associate Professor of Culture and Media at Eugene Lang College-The New School for Liberal Arts, NYC): "Traces of a Viennese Childhood: Uncovering the Early Life and Career of Edgar G. Ulmer" - February 15, 2013
Jane Brown (Joff Hanauer Distinguished Professor of Western Civilization Emerita, University of Washington): Frye Lecture: "The Culture of Dreams in Europe around 1900" - February 7, 2013
Frank Wendler (DAAD Visiting Assistant Professor Department of Political Science and Jackson School of International Studies): "Contesting Leadership in Europe: Parliamentary Debates about the Resolution of the European Debt Crisis in the German Bundestag" - January 25, 2013
Naraelle Hohensee ( Ph.D. Candidate, Graduate Center of CUNY; lecturer, UW Comparative History of Ideas): Frye Lecture - November 1, 2012
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Oban High School U16s reached their second successive appearance at Scottish Rugby's School Finals Day with a hard fought 24-5 win over Ardrossan schools on Wednesday last week.
This makes for a big day out for Argyll and Bute at finals day with South Argyll Schools (Lochgilphead, Tarbert, Islay and Campbeltown) also playing at BT Murrayfield's back pitches in the Bowl Final.
Oban and Ardrossan fought hard to get their semi-final tie played with the weather and Calmac ferry timetables causing issues in the build-up to the match. The players also had to deal with 50mph winds and driving rain making for very challenging playing conditions.
Despite the weather both teams did their best to create some good attacking rugby in a low scoring opening 15 minutes or so to the game.
Oban increased their pressure as the first half wore on and eventually breached a strong and well-disciplined Ardrossan defence as tries from Kenni Gray and Naithan McCulloch gave a 12-0 half-time lead for the home side.
Rory Reade and Bailey Wild from Tobermory High School have been a great addition to the team this year and were having their best game in an Oban jersey. Reade impressed in the scrum and made some great carries while Wild made some fantastic runs out wide to put Ardrossan on the backfoot.
Blair MacFarlane controlled the ball well at stand off allowing Gray and McCulloch to score a further try each giving Oban a comfortable 24-0 lead.
Ardrossan to their credit kept their spirits up and scored a very well deserved try in the closing stages as Oban ran out 24-5 winners.
After just losing out in last seasons Bowl Final against Auchinleck Academy, Oban High will face Galashiels Academy in Wednesday's National Plate Final on the BT Murrayfield back pitches. 'Gala' are renowned for being one of the stronger schools in Scottish Rugby Borders Heartlands and will provide a huge test for the Oban players. Kick off at BT Murrayfield is at 2pm on Wednesday December 5.
South Argyll Schools U16 will be contesting the Bowl Final also on the back pitches at 2pm against the Royal High School.
Having two teams representing Argyll and Bute at National Finals day is a huge boost for the sport in the area with six of our secondary schools represented within the two teams.


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Q: Automated Cover Letters with Dynamic Content I'm trying to generate cover letters starting from a single document. Since I'm sending the same letter to different persons with different address I thought it would be great to use this document as template and change only the information pulling data from another file, much in the way dynamic HTML documents works.
Now I have two documents, the main one that will contain all the letters and pull the information, and the other with the content. Here are my documents:
This document is called "Infection-Label_letters:"
\documentclass[11pt,a4paper,sans]{moderncv}
\moderncvstyle{classic}

\usepackage{datetime}
\usepackage[ngerman,english]{babel}
\usepackage[english,ngerman]{babel}
\usepackage{etoolbox}% http://ctan.org/pkg/etoolbox

\makeatletter

\patchcmd{\makelettertitle}% <cmd>
 {\raggedright \@opening}% <search>
 {\@opening}% <replace>
 {}{}% <success><failure>
 \patchcmd{\makelettertitle}%
  {\end{minipage}\\[1em]}%
  {\end{minipage}\\[2em]}%
  {}{}

 \renewcommand*{\makeletterclosing}{
  \@closing\\[6em]%
  {\bfseries \@firstname~\@familyname}%
  \ifthenelse{\isundefined{\@jobtitle}}{}{\\\@jobtitle}% <-- added to orig. def
  \ifthenelse{\isundefined{\@enclosure}}{}{%
    \\%
    \vfill%
    {\color{color2}\itshape\enclname: \@enclosure}}}

\def\jobtitle#1{\def\@jobtitle{#1}}

\makeatother

\moderncvcolor{green}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[scale=0.75]{geometry}
\name{Name}{Surname}
\address{Address}{City}{Country}
\phone[mobile]{+00~(000)~0000~0000}
\email{name@domain.com}
\homepage{www.domain.com}

\begin{document}

% Label #001
\begin{}
\newcommand{\labelName}{Name}
\newcommand{\addressFirstLine}{Address 1}
\newcommand{\addressSecondLine}{Address 2}
\newcommand{\addressThirdLine}{Address 3}
\newcommand{\theName}{Sir}
\newcommand{\theSurname}{ or Madam}
\newcommand{\recipientJob}{News Editor}
\newcommand{\enclosedItems}{one-sheet, demo CD, ''Title'' reviews.}
\include{Infection-Label_letter_template}
\end{}

% Label #002
\begin{}
\newcommand{\labelName}{Name}
\newcommand{\addressFirstLine}{Address 1}
\newcommand{\addressSecondLine}{Address 2}
\newcommand{\addressThirdLine}{Address 3}
\newcommand{\theName}{Sir}
\newcommand{\theSurname}{ or Madam}
\newcommand{\recipientJob}{News Editor}
\newcommand{\enclosedItems}{one-sheet, demo CD, ''Title'' reviews.}
\include{Infection-Label_letter_template}
\end{}

\jobtitle{Band Leader}
\makeletterclosing

\end{document}

This one is called "Infection-Label_letter_template:"
\begin{document}

\recipient{\labelName}{\addressFirstLine\\\addressSecondLine\\\addressThirdLine}
\date{\today}
\opening{Dear \theName\theSurname,}
\closing{Sincerely,}
\enclosure[Attached]{\enclosedItems}
\makelettertitle
\parskip 11pt

I'm writing to introduce Band, a death metal band in the vein of Death, Cannibal Corpse, and Monstrosity. During the time the band has been active, we have independently-released our first album, "Title,'' which received positive reviews from magazines and international press. We are now willing to take one step ahead and reach a broader audience with our music.

Infection have finished recording a new album entitled "Title.'' Therefore, our band is currently seeking a recording contract with a quality label like \labelName.

I have enclosed a CD and full press kit. I hope you can give Band's music a listen and consider us for a position on your roster. If you have questions, you can contact me by email at nameo@domain.com or at the address and phone above. Thanks for your time.

\end{document}

I acknowledge that my code is not working, but that's I have at this very moment. I tried to adapt the idea from this link:
http://kb.mit.edu/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=3907466
Any help will be appreciated!

A: Take a look at this question Mail-merging documents from a database and it's solution by Yiannis Lazarides. It discusses mail merge etc.

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The Trinidad and Tobago Securities and Exchange Commission ("the Commission") has confirmed that a foreign national, Mr. Ramy Ghattas an employee or agent of Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. ("Bear Stearns"), has on a number of occasions visited and conducted business of a securities nature in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Q: a and b commutes of order p q with p and q co-prime show that ab is order pq Let $(G,*)$ be an abelian group with two elements a and b of order p,q co-prime.
What is the order of a*b ?
At most pq as $(a*b)^{pq}=a^{pq}*b^{pq}=1_G$
I guess it is exactly pq but I do not see why ?

A: notice that $(ab)^n=a^n b^n$, so if this is equal to $1$ then $a^n=(b^n)^{-1}$. This would imply that $a^n$ is contained in $\langle b \rangle $ and $\langle a \rangle$. The intersection of these two subgroups is $\{e\}$ by Lagrange's theorem.
So we need $a^n=b^n=e$. So $p$ and $q$ must both divide $n$, hence $\text{lcm}(p,q)=pq$ must divide $n$. So the order of $ab$ is $pq$.


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Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys submit $77M bail proposal secured by NY mansion, private jet
Attorneys for accused child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein on Thursday proposed that the wealthy financier be released into home detention on a bail package valued at $77 million, according to court filings.
Epstein's representatives said their client would post a "substantial personal recognizance bond" secured by the mortgage on his Manhattan mansion, as well as offer his private jet as further collateral, to secure his release from federal custody. Under the proposal, Epstein would remain under house arrest in New York and submit to electronic monitoring and regular check-ins with authorities until his trial.
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"He has every intention of [fighting criminal charges] in a lawful, professional and principled manner," the filing said.
The bail proposal states that Epstein would surrender his passports and deregister the private jet. He would also agree to not pursue any new passports or meet with unapproved individuals.
A judge is set to consider the proposal at a hearing Monday. Prosecutors have argued that Epstein is a flight risk because of his substantial wealth and that he should be held without bail until trial.
Aside from his Manhattan mansion, Epstein owns properties in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Florida.
Epstein pleaded not guilty in a Manhattan federal court this week to charges of sex-trafficking and conspiracy. The businessman stands accused of sexually abusing female minors at his residences in Florida and New York. If convicted, he faces 45 years in prison.
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Epstein previously served 13 months of an 18-month sentence in 2008 on state solicitation charges in Florida. The plea deal required Epstein to register as a sex offender.
U.S. Labor Secretary Alex Acosta, who served as a U.S. attorney in Florida at the time and negotiated the plea deal, has faced calls to resign by critics who say Epstein's sentence was too light given his crimes. Acosta defended the deal in a press conference Wednesday, arguing that his team opted to pursue a lesser jail term because state prosecutors were ready to let Epstein "walk free."


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Question . "In simple terms, Strategic Planning is a means through which the companies differentiates themselves from their rival firms by capitalising strengths for providing constantly better value to the customers against its rivals."
It is important that before, a company establishes its strategic plan, it reads the factors that may have an impact on its growth. Prepare a PPT and a document work for your strategic planning assignment, that talks about the different elements of the external approach of strategic planning. In your assignment include:
1. What Is External Environment?
2. Why Is It Important to Analyze External Environment?
3. What Are the Approach to Use in the External Analysis?
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The Word Family Spinners activity will help students to recognize patterns among words, which will increase the student's word recognition accuracy and support fluent reading. The teacher can make many spinners for different word families and build the student's confidence while reading and having fun.
The teacher should first have the student read the ending written on the rectangular piece.
Initially, the teacher and the student should work together, adding the beginning sounds written on the wheel.
Later, the student can work independently or with a classmate to complete the activity.
The large print and braille on the word family spinner makes this activity appropriate for all types of learners in the classroom.


Having an annual health care visit is a great opportunity to take charge of your health. A well-woman visit provides an excellent opportunity to discuss methods of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and minimizing health risks. Physicians have an opportunity to contribute to your overall health and well-being by providing recommended preventive care and counseling or refer for recommended services. Routine health care visits can help find problems early or prevent health problems before they occur. If problems are found early, they may be easier to treat and less likely to pose serious risks to your health. These assessments should include screening, evaluation and counseling, and immunizations based on age and risk factors.
A key component of a well-woman visit for a reproductive-aged woman is the development and discussion of her reproductive life plan to ensure that medical testing and treatments provided are aligned with her current and future plans. A discussion of a reproductive life plan may include prepregnancy counseling, infertility assessment, or the full range of contraceptive options. Routine screening for gynecological diseases or conditions are equally as important, and periodic well-woman visits are appropriate and necessary for perimenopausal and postmenopausal women as well.
We offer team-based care, including obstetrician–gynecologists, nurses, medical assistants, and other health care professionals, to facilitate meeting the needs of gynecologic health care for women.