What do you do when you're trying to get a reluctant campfire going? You blow on it, of course, to fan the flames. Montreal's SolHuma Inc. has taken that same idea, and applied it to its VitalGrill camp stove. The portable device burns whatever combustible material can be loaded into it – no special fuels are required – and incorporates a small battery-powered fan that "supercharges" the flames to produce up to 20,000 BTUs of heat.
The US$79 stove consists of the fan, and an adjoining box-like combustion chamber that folds down to about the thickness of the fan when not in use. Both parts together weigh 740 grams (1.6 lbs).
When it's time to cook, the sides of the chamber are raised, and wood, straw, charcoal or anything else that will burn is put inside and set alight. A separate cable-connected control unit is then used to select the speed at which the fan blows, to determine the intensity of the fire – that unit requires two AA batteries, which should be good for about 35 to 40 hours of run time. An adjustable shutter on the fan likewise allows users to control how much air it draws.
Air from the fan comes up through a matrix of small holes in the base of the chamber, fanning the flames from the bottom up. Four swiveling arms protrude from the top of it (one at each corner), to hold pots or pans. It can support a cooking payload of up to 25 kilograms (50 lbs).
Users looking for a larger cooking surface, who don't care so much about traveling light, might instead be interested in the $170 VitalGrill barbecue. It consists of the same hardware as the basic stove, but with the addition of a 35-centimeter (13.5-inch) circular lidded grill. The stainless steel rig can be disassembled and folded flat, and transported in an included carrying bag.
The use of wood or other biological materials as fuel is certainly a plus for campers who don't want to purchase and then bring along canisters of potentially dangerous fuels such as propane ... as long as they're heading somewhere where they're likely to be able to find combustible materials, that is. If their destination is treeless, on the other hand, they may find that packing along a bulky load of wood or charcoal is more trouble than it's worth.
Even for those people who wouldn't have any problem finding fuel on-site, there are other products they might want to consider. The WoodGas line of camp stoves, for instance, operate on a principle quite similar to that of the VitalGrill. However, SolHuma GM Charles Gravel told us that even the largest WoodGas model puts out less heat than the VitalGrill, while at the same time going through batteries quicker. The smallest WoodGas stove sells for $52.50.
There's also the BioLite stove, that cleverly converts heat from the flames into electricity, which it then uses to run an integrated fan that causes the fire to burn more intensely – that electricity can also be used to charge or run electronic devices. Like the WoodGas stoves, however, it doesn't fold flat. It's also pricier, going for $129.
Finally, the VitalGrill barbecue has a competitor in the form of the $199 Cook-Air grill. It's definitely less portable, though, requiring eight D batteries – or mains power.
More information on the VitalGrill stove and barbecue is available in the video below.


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Photography by Vicky Pink - Mayor Sylvester Turner was proud to announce that the city of Houston would give its full backing behind one Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade in partnership with the Black Heritage Society. This year's parade will be extra special since the passing of Black Heritage Society founder Ovide Duncantell. Some in attendance were Congressman Al Green, Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, Rev. William A. Lawson, Bishop James Dixon, Commissioners Rodney Ellis, and Adrian Garcia, and City Council members Dwight Boykins and Amanda Edwards.


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3. The measurements should be taken over underwear. In case of outerwear the measurements are taken over a light sweater.
4. The tape measure for any kind of measurement should be placed tight enough. Correct tightening of a tape measure is done by tightening it slowly until it starts deforming the skin (being tight to the skin).
5. Permissible measurement inaccuracy is 5 (mm).
6. During the day body parameters slightly change. Right after sleep the height is the largest and the waist is the thinnest. During the day the parameters may change up to 10 (mm) – 20 (mm).
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Buh-Bye Keith
We called this a few months ago...predicting that Keith Olbermann's days at MSNBC were numbered. But at the time, we thought the insufferable host might be plotting his own escape:
Olbermann is unhappy at NBC. His role on Sunday night football was eliminated this season, and he's also been banished from election coverage on the broadcast network. Meanwhile, CNN's prime-time ratings are in free fall, and their latest 8 p.m. offering, the dreadful Parker/Spitzer, is DOA. It's hardly a secret that CNN is already looking for a replacement in this time slot, and Olbermann's audience (while only a fraction of Bill O'Reilly's on FNC) would be a major improvement for the third-place cable news channel.
Unfortunately for CNN, Olbermann is currently locked into a four-year contract with MSNBC. However, violation of a network policy would give NBC an excuse to fire Olbermann, who (presumably) would surface at CNN (with a bigger contract and expanded role) in the very near future. If CNN has approached the MSNBC host (or his agent), then Olbermann may have been emboldened, believing he had nothing to lose--and maybe, a better deal to gain--if his political donations landed him in hot water. Additionally, if NBC decides to fire Olbermann, that could negate the "no compete" clause in his contract, allowing him to appear on CNN sooner, rather than later. So, there might be a method to Olbermann's latest act of madness.
Still, that reasoning would contradict our final theory, namely that the MSNBC anchor can't handle any degree of success. Over a 30-year broadcasting career, Olbermann has been fired (or walked away) from a number of plum jobs, including his most famous gig, as Dan Patrick's partner on ESPN's SportsCenter.
Indeed, Olbermann's reputation as a difficult employee is nearly as long as his resume. Fresh out of college, he was almost fired from his first sportscasting job, after telling his bosses at UPI radio service that their inept management made the network a "small time" operation. He followed that with a rocky, three-year stint at CNN, and a few months as sports anchor at Boston's WCVB-TV. Only in his mid-20's Olbermann was seemingly washed-up, out of work and living back at home with his parents in suburban New York.
Still, there were a few folks willing to take a chance on Olbermann. After stints at two TV stations in Los Angeles, he landed at ESPN, becoming part of the marquee team on SportsCenter. But Olbermann made plenty of enemies at the network; he battled with ESPN executives and subjected on-air colleagues to blistering criticism (with the exception of Dan Patrick). He left the sports channel under a cloud in 1997 and was personally fired from Fox Sports by Rupert Murdoch in 2001. A fellow sports anchor at ESPN once observed that Olbermann doesn't just burn bridges, he napalms them. When the sports channel celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2004, Olbermann was conspicuously absent from the reunion of current and former hosts--a reminder that he is still reviled in Bristol.
Six years later, he's apparently worn out his welcome again, this time at MSNBC.
As you may recall, our post was prompted by Olbermann's brief suspension from the network for making campaign contributions to several Democratic politicians--in violation of NBC policies. While some believed Olby's days were numbered, other media insiders predicted MSNBC would stick with the controversial host, since he had the highest ratings on the network. But then came Friday night's stunning announcement, as reported by the AP:
MSNBC's most successful and controversial personality for his outspoken liberal prime-time program, gave an abrupt goodbye to viewers and said Friday was his last show.
It was not immediately known if he quit or was fired. Olbermann did not address the question, and MSNBC said only that they and Olbermann had ended their contract. He signed a four-year contract two years ago.
"MSNBC thanks Keith for his integral role in MSNBC's success and we wish him well in his future endeavors," the network said in a statement.
While the reason for Olbermann's sudden departure was not immediately revealed, some believe it was related to Comcast's pending takeover of NBC, suggesting that the cable conglomerate might want more balance on the network. True, some Comcast executives have donated to the GOP, but the vast majority of their contributions have gone to Democrats. Moreover, the revamped MSNBC line-up remains exclusively liberal, so any "turn to the right" is still a ways off.
As we speculated in November, there are more likely reasons for the change. First, Comcast is extremely focused on the bottom line; the company saw little reason to pay big bucks to a host that delivered less than half the audience of his cable news competitor, Bill O'Reilly (Olbermann's last contract, signed in 2009, paid him $30 million over four years. Secondly, Mr. Olbermann probably viewed his problems at NBC as an opportunity to jump to CNN, which is looking for anything that will draw an audience at 8 pm. Finally, even the execs at NBC had grown tired of his antics and were willing to cut him loose, figuring Lawrence O'Donnell (who inherits the 8 pm slot on MSNBC) can generate similar numbers--and reduce the talent payroll, to boot.
At this point, Mr. Olbermann better hope CNN is interested. Beyond that ratings-challenged network, Olbermann has few job options right now. That anchor at ESPN pegged Olby right; he doesn't simply burn bridges, he obliterates them. Consequently, there is a long list of TV executives who hate Olbermann with a passion and will never hire him again. You can now add the folks at NBC to the list (remember: this was Olbermann's second stint at that network).
From their perspective, the TV host might be described as "The Worst Person in the World."
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Corky Boyd said...
Most likely the Comcast takeover of NBC played an important part of Olbermann's departure.
Olbermann's rants were crony capitalist Jeffry Imelt's continuing gift to Obama and the Democratic party. His usefulness was over when GE was no longer in control of NBC. He was harmful to the NBC News brand, and I can't fathom any reason Comcast would want to keep him.
Usually in takeovers all top level personnel under contract are reviewed by the purchaser. The balance of any contract is considered a liabilty that affects the final closing price. Usually it is in the best interests of the selling company to resolve the issue before closing, which was done here.
Last November NBC had an opportunity to break Olbermann's contract, with no penalty, for violating the company rule of no contributions to political candidates. It appears that Olbemann's lawyers made it tough enough on GE that they backed down. The worst thing for both GE and Comcast would to be litigating the firing beyond final closing.
Olbermann was probably being honest in saying he was resigning. Likely he was told he had no future with Comcast and it would be better to negotiate a buyout on terms he deemed favorable.
Hopefully Comcast will clean up MSNBC's sleazy reputation.
Spook86 said...
Corky--I believe your comments are spot-on. Since my post, another MSM article has suggested that Olbermann and his management team were pushing for a new deal with NBC and Comcast, on the heels of his recent suspension, and the cable company's take-over of the network. Talk about negotiating from a weak position. Makes you wonder if Olby and his new managers are really that stupid.
Personally, I don't think Olby's nearly as bright as he believes, but his agents are among the best in the business. As I stated in the original post, I believe Olbermann is angling for the 8 pm slot at CNN, at a much higher salary--and that network is just desperate enough to meet his demands.
A few weeks ago, the media world was abuzz with rumors that CNN's horrible "Parker-Spitzer" would be "fixed" with a new female co-host. Then, just as quickly, the rumors stopped. That would suggest the show is now doing much better in the ratings (which it isn't), or CNN already has a replacement in mind for the timeslot. Hellooo, Keith Olbermann. Sure, he has a non-compete, but it can probably be voided if NBC will allow him to go on CNN in the next six months (that will also save Comcast millions in severance pay).
One more wild card in this equation: as far as I know, Glenn Beck has not resigned with Fox News and is still operating under the original deal signed back in 2009. That deal expires in 2012. While I fully expect Beck will re-sign with Fox, both MSNBC and CNN will make a run at him for the 8 pm slot.
I fully expect Olby will surface on CNN later this year, as the replacement for Parker-Spitzer. Two or three years down the road, he'll be fired from there (again) and his career will be over for good. Mark your calendars.
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Review from Nightshift – Oxford's Music Magazine
Walking into the grand and evocative confines of the St John the Evangelist church, I'm struck with nervousness at the sight of the neatly arrayed chairs that line the room. My immediate thoughts towards the upcoming performance are of dread; am I about to see one of my favourite old prog bands reduced to a pitiful nostalgia tour, as mere fragments of
their former selves? Thankfully, Caravan don't disappoint.
Tonight's lineup, although not completely original, features many familiar faces from the world of prog, including ex-Camel keyboard player Jan Schelhaas, and all importantly, Caravan founding member and creative mastermind Pye
Hastings. Hastings acts as lead vocalist and guitarist throughout the gig, but despite this, multi-instrumentalist Geoffrey Richardson is the one who actually fronts the band, engaging in entertaining banter with the crowd as he switches deftly between flute, violin, guitar and even spoons.
The band run through a treasure trove of old favourites, mostly derived from classic albums 'In the Land of Grey and Pink' and 'For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night', but also including a cover of a track by their old Canterbury scene partners in crime, Soft Machine. They even include a smattering of newer, less familiar material, which is very well received. Each song is a glorious, progressive soundscape of epic proportions, and frankly, it's a complete pleasure just to see such an accomplished group of musicians jamming around the fantastic songs that have earned Caravan
their place in the annals of rock history.
For a young rocker like myself, everything feels more than a little tame; the volume levels are
kept at a disappointingly sensible level and the seating prevents anyone from really jumping up and enjoying things, but, in all fairness, this kind of atmosphere probably suits tonight's crowd, most of whom I am ashamed to admit are probably older than my dad.
Regardless of such minor niggles, Caravan still know how to put on a really fantastic show.
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I was there! Front row! I have followed Caravan for the past 30 years since a friend introduced me to them known as Kevin Briggs. Hence my user name.
I gave the gig 10/10. What a Monday night treat. Your third favourite band (following the Beatles and Pink Floyd) come to play on your doorstep in a unique warm atmosphere. I confess (it was easy to on the night) I nicked one of the advertisement posters from the church loo which now hangs on my bedroom wall!
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He got his start mentoring under Emmy nominated composer Robert Duncan, where Tom not only ended up writing on multiple shows but managing and overseeing them as well. Since then he has delivered hours of music showcasing an extensive range. Layering some haunting dulcimer textures for Steven Spielberg's, "The Whispers" or balancing pace and emotion with a Mandy Patinkin narrated IRC spot, Tom's versatility as a composer is one of his biggest assets.
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The Bollywood 'Badshah' is all praise for PM Modi's Make-in-India campaign at book launch.
The Bollywood 'Badshah' Shahrukh Khan has recently applauded the Indian PM Narender Modi's 'Make- in-India' initiative, terming it as one of the most important program launched by the Prime Minister creating job opportunities for the younger workforce.
Shah Rukh, 50, was speaking at the launch of BJP leader Shaina NC's coffee table book, 'Movers and Makers' which is a tribute to the 'Make- in-India' initiative. Importantly, the campaign aims to promote India as a manufacturing base for Indian as well as International companies.
"Make- in-India is perhaps the single most important initiative by our honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which propels companies in India and abroad to make it in our own country and our own land, thereby creating job opportunities, skill enhancement," said the actor, also adding "for me, the biggest turn on is the introduction of new technology, which I believe is going to create a new era for our generation and generations to come".
Maharashtra Chief Minister DevendraFadnavis who was also in attendance to the book launching event termed the book as the best documentation of the seven-day event, 'Make-in-India Week', held in Mumbai in February this year and said he became nostalgic while reading the book.
'This is the Step of a Lion', the Indian PM Modi has once famously commented, while launching the initiative last year. Importantly, the logo of the campaign portrays a striding lion made of cogs, symbolising manufacturing, strength and national pride. The recent good financial performance and the worldwide accreditations are proving him right and providing him the much appreciated PAT.


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Q: JSch: How to keep the session alive and up I'm writing Java GUI program for static route management using SSH. My code is as follows:
import com.jcraft.jsch.*;
import java.io.*;

public class Konsep {
    String status;
    static String username;
    static String hostname;
    String inputcommand;
    String output;
    static Session session;

    JSch jsch = new JSch();

    public String status(String stringstatus) {
        stringstatus = status;
        return stringstatus;
    }

    public String InputCommand(String inputcommandstatus) {
        inputcommandstatus = inputcommand;
        return inputcommandstatus;
    }

    public void connect(String usernamelokal, String hostnamelokal,
            String password, int port) {
        //        JSch jsch=new JSch();
        try {
            Session sessionlokal = jsch.getSession(usernamelokal,
                    hostnamelokal, port);
            sessionlokal.setPassword(password);
            UserInfo ui = new UserInfoku.Infoku();
            sessionlokal.setUserInfo(ui);
            sessionlokal.setTimeout(0);
            sessionlokal.connect();
            status = "tersambung \n";
            username = usernamelokal;
            hostname = hostnamelokal;
            session = sessionlokal;
            System.out.println(username + " " + hostname);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            System.out.println(e);
            status = "Exception = \n " + e + "\n";

        }
    }

    public void disconnect() {
        //        JSch jsch=new JSch();
        try {
            Session sessionlokal = jsch.getSession(username, hostname);
            //            System.out.println(username +" "+ hostname);
            sessionlokal.disconnect();
            status = "wes pedhoott \n";
        } catch (Exception e) {
            System.out.println(e);
            status = "Exception = \n " + e + "\n";
        }

    }

    public void addRoute() {
        //        JSch jsch=new JSch();
        System.out.println(username + " " + hostname);
        try {
            Session sessionlokal = session; // =jsch.getSession(username, hostname);
            Channel channel = sessionlokal.openChannel("exec");
            ((ChannelExec) channel).setCommand(inputcommand);
            channel.setInputStream(null);
            channel.connect();
            ((ChannelExec) channel).setErrStream(System.err);
            InputStream in = channel.getInputStream();
            channel.connect();

            byte[] tmp = new byte[1024];
            while (true) {
                while (in.available() > 0) {
                    int i = in.read(tmp, 0, 1024);
                    if (i < 0)
                        break;
                    System.out.print(new String(tmp, 0, i));
                }
                if (channel.isClosed()) {
                    System.out.println("exit-status: "
                            + channel.getExitStatus());
                    break;
                }
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(1000);
                } catch (Exception ee) {
                }
            }

            channel.disconnect();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            System.out.println(e);
        }
    }
}

The problem is when I call the connect method and then calling the addroute, the program returns
root 192.168.50.2
root 192.168.50.2
com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: session is down

I've been trying to get session status with either
Session sessionlokal=session; //returns com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: ChannelExec

or
Session sessionlokal=jsch.getSession(username, hostname); //returns session is down

I've also tried to use keepalive, but its not working either.
My intention is to create a session to host (log in), while leaving the session up, execute a command or commands and maybe executing other commands later, and then closing the session when its not needed (log out).
I've been searching on this forum and I found this question but the code is create a method to define a command to execute first, and then creating the session, call the command's method and close the session.
Any ideas about how to do as I mentioned above ?

A: You can try by invoking the following method before invoking Session#connect().
Session#setServerAliveInterval(int milliseconds)
Although I found one more function Session#sendKeepAliveMsg() which can be tried.

A: After trying Session.sendKeepAliveMsg() without success, I came to the following solution which seems to be rather stable:
private Session getSession() throws Exception {
    try {
        if (!session.isConnected()) {
            logger.info("Session successfully tested, use it again.");
            session.connect();
        }
    } catch (Throwable t) {
        logger.info("Session terminated. Create a new one.");
        session = jsch.getSession(user, host, port);
        session.setConfig(config);
        session.connect();
    }
    return session;
}

Update: Some days later it failed.
I tried to test it by killing the open session on the server. All prior versions I tested this way showed the exact same behavior, regardless whether the problem popped up after waiting some days or killing the server process, so I thought this test - and its outcome for the above solution - to be meaningful. Unfortunately, it isn't.
I'm going to try some other ways to fix it and keep you up to date.
Update 2: Final solution, guaranteed inelegant and working:
private Session getSession() throws Exception {
    try {
        ChannelExec testChannel = (ChannelExec) session.openChannel("exec");
        testChannel.setCommand("true");
        testChannel.connect();
        if(logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
            logger.debug("Session successfully tested, use it again.");
        }
        testChannel.exit();
    } catch (Throwable t) {
        logger.info("Session terminated. Create a new one.");
        session = jsch.getSession(user, host, port);
        session.setConfig(config);
        session.connect();
    }
    return session;
}

This version runs several weeks in a productive environment. Once a day I have the info message logged.
The costs of opening a channel and performing some do-nothing-command are somewhat annoying, but I found no other way to be definitely sure about the state of the session.

A: You can use a pool , I used org.apache.commons.pool2 so the pool is responsible of providing connected sessions, basically:

*

*Create JSCH Session on makeObject

*connect on activate if disconnected

*check if isConnected on validate

*sendKeepAliveMsg on passivate

Above worked for me, also keep in mind that if you add logic on validate, the poolConfig should set true on testOnBorrow or testOnReturn.
So I used KeyedObjectPool you should get connections from the pool via borrowObject method and make sure you return them to the pool once you operation is complete via returnObject.
https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-pool/api-2.2/org/apache/commons/pool2/PooledObjectFactory.html

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This detail replica of a Viking belt end is based on Viking models in the so-called borre style and is dating to the 9th to 10th century, found in Birka / Sweden.
Viking strap ends of this type were found very frequently and were widespread in Scandinavia, Gotland and Russia.
The Viking belt end has the dimensions 6.5 x 1.8 cm.
The strap end fitting is thus suitable for belts up to 2 cm wide.
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Franco Noriega is taking the world by storm (okay, maybe just the Internet and social media). The Peruvian model turned chef has been making people lose their minds over just how sexy he is. Don't believe it? Check it out. The world has never been this thirsty.
This is Franco Noriega, a NYC-based chef and model that is setting the Internet on fire.
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Noriega has been using his perfectly toned body for, what else, modeling. The Peruvian statue has been seen walking the runways for Dolce & Gabbana long before he opened a restaurant. ??????
Noriega has opened not one, but two restaurants in New York City this year.
DINNER TONIGHT ? #CHINATOWN #PRIVATECHEF #NYC ? @Sandra.arenas
A photo posted by Franco Noriega (@franconorhal) on May 19, 2016 at 10:39am PDT
On May 26, he opened Baby Brasa in the Lower East Side. On June 6, Brasa opened in South Williamsburg. The concept of the restaurant is Peruvian rotisserie chicken with a focus on clean eating.
"I'm used to eating clean and healthy," Noriega told Eater about his restaurant concept. "I'm basically doing that here."
SUMMERS NEW BASIC #CROP #CHINATOWN
The model, who at one point wanted to be actor, actually comes from a long line of culinary professionals. According to his interview with Eater, his parents owned several restaurants around Lima, Peru.
Even though he is making some moves in the food world of NYC, his modeling career will not be put on hold.
NEW UNDERWEAR CAMPAIGN FOR CHILE @topunderwear @nextmodelsmiami ? @jon_jacobsen
A photo posted by Franco Noriega (@franconorhal) on Oct 19, 2015 at 11:37am PDT
Since the opening of his restaurant, people on the Internet are just showering the dude with love.
#curly Franco Noriega pic.twitter.com/0xWE06jnlp
— Masculine Attitude (@TheMaleMood) June 20, 2016
Credit: @TheMaleMood / Twitter
Like, so much love. He will probably be someone's #MCM every Monday because…
And it is more than just his physique. Just look at that smoldering look!
Él es Franco Noriega. El chef más guapo de Instagram. ??? pic.twitter.com/SQMbkSWYPS
— La Gacha (@lagachaa) June 24, 2016
Credit: @lagachaa / Twitter
? ❤
Clearly, Noriega has found his place in this world and no one will ask him to leave any time soon.
Um, I don't know what to say, but HOLY CANNOLLI!!!!!!… https://t.co/QtVpacxNKU
— Andie J. Christopher (@authorandiej) June 22, 2016
Credit: @authorandiej / Twitter
*packs bags and makes reservations at Brasa* ✈
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These Tourists Thought It Would Be Funny To Poop Inside A Temple In Machu Picchu: They're Facing Prison Time
By Alexis Barron January 15, 2020 at 2:52 pm
BY Alexis Barron | January 15, 2020 AT 2:52 pm
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Picture this: You've made the long, difficult journey to Machu Picchu, taking a variety of planes and trains and buses to get there, and now finally, you're inside the grounds. You begin to explore the more than 500-year-old site, marveling at its ancient structures, its surreal terraces and ramps. Life is sweet; the world is wonderful and mysterious. But at some point —and for some unknown reason— you sneak into a sacred temple constructed half a millennium ago, drop your pants, and POOP one of the greatest marvels this world has to offer. This actually happened.
Six tourists emptied their bowels inside the hallowed grounds of an Incan worshipping room: There's something deeply wrong with some people.
For some inexplicable reason, that's exactly what a group of tourists allegedly did over the weekend, France 24 reports. Six people in their twenties and early thirties were arrested on Sunday after Peruvian authorities caught them in a restricted area of Machu Picchu's Temple of the Sun, a revered part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Park rangers and police found feces inside of the temple.
The Temple of the Sun had also been damaged after a piece of stone had "broken off a wall and caused a crack in the floor," regional police chief Wilbert Leyva told Andina, a local news agency. "The six tourists are being detained and investigated by the public ministry for the alleged crime against cultural heritage," Leyva said.
The group was made up of one French, two Brazilians, two Argentines and a Chilean, according to police.
They face at least four years in prison if found guilty of damaging Peru's heritage. Several parts of the semicircular Temple of the Sun are off limits to tourists for preservation reasons.
Worshipers at the temple would make offerings to the sun.
The sun was considered the most important deity in the Inca empire as well as other pre-Inca civilizations in the Andean region. The Machu Picchu estate—which includes three distinct areas for agriculture, housing and religious ceremonies—is the most iconic site from the Inca empire that ruled a large swathe of western South America for 100 years before the Spanish conquest in the 16th century.
Three Argentines, a Brazilian, a Chilean and a French woman make up the group.
Local media reported that all the tourists were aged between 20 and 32. In 2014, authorities denounced a trend that saw tourists getting naked at the sacred location. Four American tourists were detained in March of that year forremoving their clothes and posing for photos at the site. In a pair of separate incidents earlier in the same week, two Canadians and two Australians were detained for stripping down for pictures there.
Machu Picchu, means "old mountain" in the Quechua language indigenous to the area.
The historic site is at the top of a lush mountain and was built during the reign of the Inca emperor Pachacuti (1438-1471). It lies around 100 kilometers (60 miles) from the Andean city of Cusco, the old Inca capital in southeastern Peru. The site was rediscovered in 1911 by the American explorer Hiram Bingham. UNESCO declared it a World Heritage Site in 1983.
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Food Crimes Committed In The Past Decade That Will Crack You Up
By Anna Prado January 14, 2020 at 1:56 am
BY Anna Prado | January 14, 2020 AT 1:56 am
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Ever crave a meal so bad you'd kill for it?
When it comes to meals, some people literally don't play. We learned that several times over in the past few years. Particularly this year when craze over Popeyes chicken sandwich sparked mayhem across the country. At the height of their craze, Popeyes stores routinely hit with long lines and sold out sandwiches which surprisingly unleashed a world of wild in various states. In fact, in November of last year, a man by the name of Ricoh McClaine fatally stabbed a customer in Maryland who had cut in front of the lines to purchase his sandwich. Fortunately, our list of food-related crimes are a bit lighter and funnier than cases of murder. Below, find a series of stories in which desperate food cravings led to desperate crimes. From a man who stole food from his own mama to to a woman who went ham at a taco store. We literally rounded up the best stories we could find online about food crimes.
That time a guy from New Mexico was arrested for stealing his mom's pozole
It's true. According to the Albuquerque Journal, a 23-year-old man texted his mother that he would drop by to eat. Ray's mother told police she asked him not to go to the house. When she arrived, Ray entered through the back door, opened the fridge and ran off with a large pot of pozole. "He opened the door and grabbed that big pot of pozole I had made for my kids. He knew I had made it," said Ray's mother to the Albuquerque Journal.
When an Indiana woman was dining and dashing with chalupas and charged with felony theft.
Los Amigos, an Indiana restaurant specializing in "authentic" Mexican food, took a woman named Jennifer Peru to court because she refused to pay for a chalupa that she claimed wasn't a real chalupa.
On its surface, we can understand why Culver was confused. The chalupas that are sold at Taco Bell are described as "a fried tortilla shell, in the shape of a small boat, filled with lots of flavorful ingredients", and Culver may have been used to that version. But according to Los Amigos's menu, their chalupa is "a flat tortilla with refried beans, topped with cheese and guacamole salad". To no one's suprrise, there is quite a stark contrast between the way a fast food joint approaches making Mexican food in comparison to the way a local, mom-and-pop store would make one.
According to court records, Culver tried to sneak out of the restaurant by walking "briskly" past the cash register with her two children in tow. But the restaurant manager caught up to Culver in the parking lot before she could make her great escape. After being asked to pay her $11.73 bill, Culver responded that she's "not paying for that [expletive]". Because the manager wasn't one to mess around with, he called the cops on the dine-and-dasher and reported her for theft. Ultimately, a jury convicted Culver of a level 6 felony theft, resulting in 120 days on electronic monitoring, and 14 months of probation, and fined a cumulative total of $485.
When a Mexican man was caught stealing trompo Meat from a taco shop.
One man's hunger and deep love for tacos resulted in one of the best WTF?! moments caught on camera. Video footage recently surfaced of a man in Mexico City stealing, of all things, a trompo of el pastor meat from a small taco stand. Crazy right?
In the video, an unidentified man dressed in black clothing is seen slowly exiting a white car; he scouts the area and a few seconds later approaches the unattended taco stand, grabs the trompo, and drives away with the meaty bounty.
The case of the 14 meth burrito orders
Back on Feb. 3, 2018, Renteria was pulled over in the Angelino Heights neighborhood by Los Angeles Police officers after multiple witnesses reported a white Chevrolet Tahoe driving erratically. When police asked for his license, Renteria didn't have it on him and was then allowed to search for his registration and insurance. While he couldn't provide the correct paperwork, police determined the vehicle was registered to Renteria legally but found that his license was expired. That's when Renteria let police search the vehicle. They would soon find a black garbage bag filled with 14 "foil-wrapped, burrito shaped" packages.
The woman who got her RV stuck in a Taco Bell drive-thru.
Photo by Kennewick Police Department.
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The drunk man who brought a knife fight to Taco Bell but did not deliver.
In 2014, a drunk man went to Taco Bell to attent to his munchies and got served with an order of handcuffs. According to WFTV, Gabriel Harris rode his bicycle through the drive-thru of a Taco Bell in Florida. When he was told the restaurant was closing he refused to leave until he was served. It wasn't until police showed up that he pulled out a knife and was ultimately arrested.
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My oldest daughter trained with her elementary school's running club for a 5K. She is 11 and she had run two 5Ks before, but this would be the first one she would run by herself. It turns out that the PCRF Reaching for the Cure 5K made an excellent choice for her first solo race! It offered a well-marked course, a medium-sized field of runners, a great cause, and a super-fun finish line expo with lots of activities and free food for both the participants and the spectators.
My daughter joined the team for Diann's Defenders. After Diann's cancer diagnosis at the age of 5, she underwent two and a half years of treatment and has since remained cancer-free for five and a half years!
Some of Diann's Defenders after the race.
On race day our family woke up at 5:30 a.m. to get to the race in time for the 7:15 start for the 5K. I should have printed out the directions to the parking area from the race website instead of following the Google Maps directions to the street address. Of course several roads were blocked off for the 5K, 10K and half marathon courses and there really was only one way to get to the parking. I ended up dropping off my daughter and husband near the starting area and going back to follow the directions from my phone. Once we reached the parking structure there was plenty of parking remaining but I have to say, it was a L-O-O-O-N-G walk from the parking structure and I saw several racers running on their way to the starting line. Tip: Build in an extra 15 minutes for parking and walking.
My daughter finished the race in just over 32 minutes. She was happy with her time and super proud of the fact that she ran the whole way without stopping. The school running club had only had two training sessions (a third was canceled due to 100 degree heat) and the rest of the training she did on her own. It made me really happy to see her stick with it and achieve her goal!
After the race we made a beeline to the Jamba Juice tent for free smoothies for everyone. Then we visited the petting zoo, the puppies, the train, the inflatable bounce houses and slides, and best of all, the trampolines. Even my 4-year-old got in on the action. She got strapped into the harness and bounced high without fear!
Race pros: First off you cannot beat an event for such a good cause as the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation. There's a positive energy at the race and I think it takes a little bit of the competitive, nervous edge off (even though it's a race for serious runners as well as fun run/walkers). The race is well-organized and family-friendly. Runners are allowed to push their babies and toddlers in strollers on the course. The best part though is the post-race expo with all the free food and family activities. My kids all had a blast. There weren't long lines for bounce houses or even the trampolines and we spent over two hours going from one activity to another. Tip: bring a change of warm, dry clothes so you can stay and play in comfort! The cool, overcast weather was perfect for running but it felt downright chilly when we were milling around after the race!
Race cons: None of the cons would keep me from highly recommending this race for kids and adults. There's always room for improvement though, so here's what I would say: (1) The long walk from the parking structure made it hard for racers to get to the start on time and hard for supporters (especially 4-year-olds with short legs!) to get to the start line. That could be overcome with better planning on our part, but I did hear that parking used to be more convenient and perhaps it should be switched back if possible. (2) My daughter's registration was not processed properly. We were charged the money for the event but I had to follow up with a phone call to actually get her registration processed. I think it was a one-time mistake of lost paperwork though and the PCRF people were very helpful and nice when I called. (3) There were plenty of porta-potties but one long row did not have a hand-washing station within sight. (4) The race took place on Sunday, May 5 (yes, Cinco de Mayo) which happens to be the same day as two other local-ish, popular races: The OC Marathon and the Safari Park Half Marathon.
Again, those were minor details that did not overshadow a great race experience at the PCRF Reaching for the Cure 5K!
I was bummed it was the same weekend as the OC Marathon as well…that said, this was absolutely THE BEST kids race ever. All 3 of mine did it and I was thrilled. On the parking, I actually talked to the race director, and I guess the Irvine Company or Taco Bell or someone actually tore up the usual parking lot the day before the race – whoops!
Well that explains the parking location, and I guess we should be grateful there was a decent alternative with ample parking! I agree it was the best kids race ever — I've never seen better activities at the finish line and I really appreciated that it involved the whole family so it was fun for the spectators/support crew too! The Brea 8K has an awesome food court after the finish, but only for the racers (not family, unless they pay) and no activities.
Congratulations to her for running the whole distance. That's awesome!! Sounds like a great event.
Thank you so much for joining up with us! You are an inspiring family! It's a great feeling having your children follow in your footsteps (no pun intended).
Thank you, April! We felt honored to be a part of the team and it really was a great race! My daughter has worn her Diann's Defenders t-shirt to school with pride!


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\section{INTRODUCTION}

The quest for superconducting ferromagnets (SCFMs) goes back to the pioneering work of Ginzburg~\cite{Ginzburg1957}. Later, in the 1970s, it was predicted, on theoretical grounds, that weak itinerant ferromagnets could exhibit $p$-wave equal-spin-pairing superconductivity~\cite{FayAppel}. Here, the superconducting state is mediated by the exchange of longitudinal spin fluctuations, rather than by phonons as in the standard Bardeen, Cooper, Schrieffer (BCS) scenario. The experimental discovery of superconductivity in the itinerant ferromagnets UGe$_2$ (under pressure)~\cite{Saxena2000}, URhGe~\cite{Aoki2001} and UCoGe~\cite{Huy2007}, opened up the opportunity to investigate the coexistence of superconductivity and ferromagnetism and their interplay meticulously. In SCFMs the superconducting transition temperature $T_{sc}$ is smaller than the Curie temperature $ T_C$. The uranium \textit{5f}-electrons are responsible for both ferromagnetic order and superconductivity. In the past decade ample evidence has been provided that spin-fluctuations in the proximity to a magnetic quantum critical point provide the attractive pairing interaction for odd-parity superconductivity (for recent reviews see Refs.~\cite{AokiJPSJ2014,Huxley2015}). Although these SCFMs share common features, they are also quite distinct, notably as regards the phase diagrams in the magnetic-field $-$ temperature and the pressure $-$ temperature plane.

UCoGe crystallizes in the orthorhombic TiNiSi structure with space group $P_{nma}$~\cite{Canepa}. Superconductivity at $T_{sc} = 0.6$~K and itinerant ferromagnetism at $T_C = 3.0$~K was first observed for polycrystalline samples~\cite{Huy2007}. The coexistence of ferromagnetism and superconductivity on the microscopic scale was demonstrated by muon spin rotation and relaxation ($\mu$SR)~\cite{VissermRS} and $^{59}$Co nuclear quadrupole resonance (NQR)~\cite{Ohta2010} experiments. Magnetization measurements on single-crystals showed that UCoGe is an uniaxial ferromagnet with a spontaneous magnetic moment, $m_0$ = 0.07 $\mu_B$ per U-atom, that points along the $c$-axis~\cite{Huy2008}. Superconductivity shows a strongly anisotropic response to a magnetic field. For $B$ parallel to the easy-magnetization axis ($c$-axis) superconductivity is suppressed in 0.5~T ($T \rightarrow 0$). On the other hand, for $B$ perpendicular to the easy-magnetization axis, the upper critical field, $B_{c2} (0)$, attains extremely large values and largely exceeds the Pauli limit for spin-singlet superconductivity~\cite{Huy2008,AokiJPSJ2009}. Moreover, $B_{c2}(T)$ measured for $B \parallel b$-axis~\cite{AokiJPSJ2009} shows a striking $S$-shape which signals reinforced superconductivity in fields exceeding 6~T. The pronounced anisotropy of $B_{c2}$ is arguably coupled to spin-fluctuation mediated pairing: for $B \parallel c$ the ferromagnetic fluctuations are suppressed and superconductivity vanishes, while for $B \perp c$ spin fluctuations are robust and superconductivity persists up to high fields. Solid experimental evidence on the microscopic level for this scenario has been provided by $^{59}$Co nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)~\cite{Ihara2010,Hattori2012} and inelastic neutron scattering~\cite{Stock2011} experiments. The superconducting phase diagram was qualitatively explained by a microscopic theory employing the coupling between the electrons by means of magnetization fluctuations in ferromagnetic metals~\cite{Mineev2014}. A related approach was based on the  Eliashberg theory by taking into account the Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction arising from the zigzag chain crystal structure~\cite{Tada2016}. Here the $S$-shaped $B_{c2}$-curve is qualitatively explained as a result of the enhancement of the spin fluctuations due to the decrease of the Curie temperature when the field $B \parallel b$ is increased.

In this paper we report the ferromagnetic and superconducting phase diagram in the $B-T$ plane of UCoGe obtained by thermal expansion measurements in fixed magnetic fields applied along the $a$-, $b$- and $c$-axis. Hitherto, the phase diagram was mainly studied using transport experiments~\cite{AokiJPSJ2009}. Its determination by thermal expansion has the advantage that it involves a thermodynamic bulk probe. Moreover, since the phase diagram depends sensitively on the alignment of the field with respect to the $a$- or $b$-axis~\cite{AokiJPSJ2009}, we mounted our thermal expansion cell on a piezo-electric rotator to enable tuning of the field-angle. We observe that the Curie point for $B \parallel b$ shifts gradually to lower temperatures and we present bulk-sensitive evidence for the $S$-shaped $B_{c2}$-curve for the same field orientation. Our results lend further support to the theoretical proposal of spin-fluctuation mediated enforcement of superconductivity in a magnetic field ($B \parallel b$).

\section{EXPERIMENTAL}

Single crystals of UCoGe were prepared in a tri-arc furnace (crystal~1) and in a tetra-arc furnace (crystal~2) using the Czochralski technique. Crystal~1, with residual resistance ratio RRR = 30,  was cut from the grown crystal boule by means of spark erosion into a bar shape with dimensions $a \times b \times c = 1.0 \times 5.0 \times 1.1$~mm$^{3}$. Sample~2 has RRR = 40 and was cut into a cube-like shape with dimensions $a \times b \times c = 1.4 \times 1.1 \times 1.0$~mm$^{3}$. Here RRR is defined as $R$(300K)/$R$(0K), where $R$(0K) is obtained by extrapolating the normal state resistance $R_n(T)$ to 0~K. The uncertainty in the alignment of the main crystallographic axes with the cut planes is typically 2$^{\circ}$. Additional information about the crystal synthesis, annealing procedure and characterization can be found in Refs.~\onlinecite{Huy2009JMMM,AokiJPSJ2012}.

The coefficient of linear thermal expansion, $\alpha = L^{-1}(dL/dT)$, with $L$ the sample length, was measured using a three-terminal parallel-plate capacitance method. The home-built sensitive dilatometer~\cite{Nikitinthesis} was based on the design reported in Ref.~\onlinecite{Schmiedeshoff2006}. The sensitivity of the thermal expansion cell amounts to 0.03 \AA. The dilatometer was used in two configurations: longitudinal, \textit{i.e.} with the field along the dilatation direction $B \parallel \Delta L$, and transversal with $B \perp \Delta L$. In order to tune the magnetic field-angle with respect to the crystal axes in the transverse configuration, we have implemented an \textit{in situ} rotation mechanism~\cite{Nikitinthesis}. The thermal expansion cell was mounted on a piezo-electric rotator (Attocube ANRv220/RES) with help of a horizontal-to-vertical motion gear set with a gear ratio of 1 to 3, which allowed us to reach an angular resolution of 0.05$^{\circ}$. In this configuration the magnetic field is always perpendicular to the fixed dilatation direction when the cell is rotated. The standard field-angle reader of the rotator, the positioner, was calibrated at low temperatures using a miniature Hall-probe (Arepoc company) mounted on the main body of the cell. We remark that since we can rotate over one axis only, a possible remaining misorientation of $\sim 2^{\circ}$ due to orienting and cutting the crystal cannot be avoided. The dilatometer and rotator were attached to the cold plate of a Helium-3 refrigerator for temperatures in the range $T=0.24 - 10$~K (Heliox, Oxford Instruments) and magnetic fields up to 14~T, and to the cold finger of a dilution refrigerator (Kelvinox, Oxford Instruments) for $T = 0.03 - 1$~K and $B$ up to 17~T. An additional heater and thermometer were mounted, thermally anchored to the thermal expansion cell, for the step-wise heating method to measure $\alpha (T)$.

\section{RESULTS}

\subsection{Thermal expansion in zero field}

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{figure1}
\caption{Temperature variation of the coefficient of linear thermal expansion of UCoGe along the orthorhombic \emph{a}-, \emph{b}- and \emph{c}-axis, as indicated, for crystal~1 (top panel) and crystal~2 (bottom panel). The data for $\alpha_b$ in the top panel are taken from Ref~\onlinecite{Gasparini2010}. The dashed lines indicate idealized stepped phase transitions based on an equal-length construction (see text).}
\label{figure:zfte}
\end{figure}

The thermal expansion coefficient, $\alpha_{i}(T)$, where $i$ refers to the crystal axis $a$, $b$ or $c$, of UCoGe crystal~1 and crystal~2, measured in the temperature range 0.05-6.0~K, is shown in Fig.~\ref{figure:zfte}. The data for $\alpha_b$ in the upper panel are taken from Ref.~\onlinecite{Gasparini2010}, since the sample length of  crystal~1 along the $b$-axis (5~mm) is too large to fit in the dilatometer. The $\alpha_b$ data were measured on a different crystal with RRR = 30 prepared from the same batch. Overall $\alpha_{i}(T)$ of both crystals is very similar and in good agreement with the data reported in Ref.~\onlinecite{Gasparini2010}. The thermal expansion coefficient is strongly anisotropic in the paramagnetic state. Below $T_C$, $\alpha_a(T)$ and $\alpha_c(T)$ behave similarly, while the most pronounced and opposite variation is found for $\alpha_b(T)$. The steps in $\alpha_{i}(T)$ at $T_C$ and $T_{sc}$ are relatively broad. For the ferromagnetic transition they have a positive sign (when cooling) along the $a$- and $c$-axis, and a negative sign along the $b$-axis. At the superconducting phase transition the signs are reversed. The dashed lines in Fig.~\ref{figure:zfte} represent idealized transitions, based on an equal-length construction, with $T_{sc}$ = 0.40~K and $T_C$ = 2.75~K for crystal~1 and $T_{sc}$ = 0.53~K and $T_C$ = 2.66~K for crystal~2. The construction implies an overall equal-length change is imposed for the broadened and the idealized contributions when integrating $\alpha_{i}(T)$ with respect to the background.

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{figure2}
\caption{Coefficient of linear thermal expansion $\alpha _i$, where $i$ is $a$, $b$ or $c$, of UCoGe crystal~2 in longitudinal magnetic fields $B \parallel a,b,c$ as indicated. Arrows indicate the field variation of $T_{C}$ for $B \parallel a$ and $B \parallel b$.}
\label{figure:lfte}
\end{figure}

The different values of both $T_{sc}$ and $T_{C}$ for the two crystals demonstrate the intimate interplay between ferromagnetism and superconductivity in UCoGe. For the crystal with lower $T_{C}$, the superconducting transition temperature is slightly higher, which is in-line with the enhancement of superconductivity when the magnetic quantum critical point is approached~\cite{Slooten2009}. We remark that the data for crystal~2 show a pronounced upturn in $\alpha_b$ at very low temperatures ($T < 0.15$~K). This anomalous behavior is only observed for $\alpha_b$, and not for $\alpha_a$ and $\alpha_c$. Its origin is not understood as will be discussed in section IV-C. In the following sections we present the thermal expansion in magnetic field in the longitudinal and transverse geometry for crystal~2.

\subsection{Longitudinal thermal expansion in magnetic field}

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{figure3}
\caption{Coefficient of linear thermal expansion $\alpha _b$ of UCoGe crystal~2 in magnetic fields $B \parallel \Delta L_b$ up to 12~T. Inset: \emph{B-T} phase diagram. $T_{sc}$ obtained by tracking the maximum in $\alpha _b (T)$ (magenta points) and by the midpoints of the transition (blue points).}
\label{figure:lfte2}
\end{figure}

In Fig.~\ref{figure:lfte} we present the longitudinal thermal expansion of crystal~2 around the Curie point in fields up to 12~T ($B \parallel \Delta L_i$). In this configuration the thermal expansion cell is directly attached to the cold plate of the Heliox or cold finger of the Kelvinox, \textit{i.e.} without rotator, thus tuning of the field-angle is not possible. The response to the magnetic field is different for each direction. For $B \parallel \Delta L_c$ the ferromagnetic phase transition smears out rapidly. In 0.75~T $\alpha_c (T)$ is quasi temperature independent and close to zero. This is expected since the field is parallel to the ordered moment $m_0$ and the phase transition becomes a cross-over phenomenon. For the other two directions $B \perp m_0$ and the Curie point remains clearly visible in the data. In the case of $B \parallel \Delta L_a$ the magnetic contribution to $\alpha_a$ changes from positive to negative between 2~T and 4~T. In higher fields the magnetic component grows further, while the transition broadens. The Curie temperature, which we identify by the minimum in $\alpha_a (T)$ at higher fields, is only weakly field dependent. For $B \parallel b \parallel \Delta L$ the magnetic contribution becomes weaker as the field grows, and $T_{C}$ shifts towards lower temperatures. Comparing the data in field for crystal~2 with those reported in Ref.~\onlinecite{Gasparini2010} we find a good agreement for $B \parallel \Delta L_c$. For the other two directions the literature data show a more pronounced magnetic contribution in the field. This we attribute to the more developed ferromagnetic phase in the crystal measured in Ref.~\onlinecite{Gasparini2010} (just like for crystal~1 in zero-field, as can be seen in Fig.~1). The longitudinal thermal expansion around the superconducting transition was measured in field only for $\alpha_b$ and is reported in Fig.~3. The superconducting transition observed at $T_{sc} = 0.53$~K in zero field shifts to lower temperatures with increasing field and remains clearly visible up to 12~T (see Fig.~\ref{figure:lfte2}). The data in Fig.~\ref{figure:lfte2} also show the upturn in $\alpha_b (T)$ below 0.15~K persists in the magnetic field.

\subsection{Transverse thermal expansion in magnetic field}

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{figure4}
\caption{Coefficient of linear thermal expansion of UCoGe crystal~2 in transverse magnetic fields. Panel (a): For  $\Delta L _a$ and $B \parallel c$ (up to 0.5~T as indicated). Panel (b): For $\Delta L _c$ and $B \parallel a$ (up to 4~T). Panel (c): For $\Delta L _c$ and $B \parallel b$ (up to 12~T). In panel (c) the curves in field are shifted upwards for clarity. The dashed lines indicate idealized step-like transitions.}
\label{figure:tfte1}
\end{figure}

The upper-critical field, $B_{c2}$, of UCoGe is strongly anisotropic~\cite{Huy2008}. For $B \parallel c$ $B_{c2}(0)= 0.5$~T ($T \rightarrow 0$), but when the field is precisely aligned along the $a$- or $b$-axis $B_{c2}(0)$ attains extremely large values with 16~T for $B \parallel b$ and close to 25~T for $B \parallel a$~\cite{AokiJPSJ2009}. A field-tilt of a few degrees away from the $a$- or $b$-axis results in a dramatic reduction of $B_{c2}(0)$. In order to fine-tune the field angle, the dilatometer was mounted on the rotator and the transverse thermal expansion was measured. The suppression of the superconducting state in the case $B \parallel c$ was measured for $B \parallel c \perp \Delta L_a$. The data are shown in Fig.~\ref{figure:tfte1}~(a). Superconductivity is gradually depressed towards lower temperatures with increasing field and is no longer observed at $B = 0.5$~T. The suppression of the superconducting state for $B \parallel a (b)$ was measured for $B \parallel a (b) \perp \Delta L_c$. To achieve an optimal alignment of the field along the $a$- and $b$-axis we have used the following strategy. $\alpha_c (T)$ around the superconducting transition was measured in a field of 1~T, then the dilatometer was rotated over typically 0.5$^{\circ}$ and $\alpha_c (T)$ was measured again. After obtaining several data sets in this way we selected the optimal orientation $B \parallel a (b)$ as the one in which $\alpha_c (T)$ shows the highest $T_{sc}$. The resulting curves are presented in Fig.~\ref{figure:tfte1}~(b) and (c). For $B \parallel a$ the superconducting transition broadens rapidly and we can follow it only to 4~T. For $B \parallel b$ we find a very different behavior. Superconductivity is first depressed but then stabilizes and is reinforced. In fact the superconducting phase transition is detectable up to 12~T. For larger fields the noise level becomes higher than the idealized step in the linear thermal expansion coefficient at $T_{sc}$.

In Fig.~\ref{figure:tfte2} we show the resulting $B-T$ phase diagram obtained by tracking $T_{sc}$ via three methods: the onset of the superconducting transition, the step in the idealized transition and the temperature of the local minimum in $\alpha_c (T)$. It is clear from Fig.~\ref{figure:tfte2} that the upper-critical field for $B \parallel b$ displays an  \emph{S}-shape curve with reinforcement of $B_{c2}$ for fields above 6~T.

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{figure5}
\caption{\emph{B-T} phase diagram. $T_{sc}$ obtained from transverse configuration $B \parallel b \perp \Delta L_c$ by tracking the onset in $\alpha (T)$ data (red points), idealized transition (blue points) and minimum of the curve (magenta points).}
\label{figure:tfte2}
\end{figure}

\section{ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION}

\subsection{Uniaxial and hydrostatic pressure dependence of critical temperatures}

\begin{table*}[t]
\caption{Idealized steps in $\alpha_i$ at the ferromagnetic (FM) and superconducting (SC) phase transitions for $i$ = $a$, $b$ and $c$ and the volume effect for UCoGe crystal~2 in zero field. The uniaxial and hydrostatic pressure dependencies of $T_C$ and $T_{sc}$ are calculated using the Ehrenfest relation (see text).}
\centering
\begin{tabular}{c c c c c}
\hline\hline
 & \emph{a} & \emph{b} & \emph{c} & \emph{volume} \\ [1.0ex]
\hline
$\Delta \alpha_{FM}$ ($10^{-7}$/K) & 3.3 $\pm$ 0.5 & -33.2 $\mp$ 2.3 & 16.7 $\pm$ 1.1 & -13.2 $\mp$ 2.0 \\ [1.0ex]
$\partial T_C / \partial p_i$ (K/kbar) & 0.06 $\pm$ 0.01 & -0.63 $\mp$ 0.04 & 0.32 $\pm$ 0.02 & -0.25 $\mp$ 0.04 \\ [1.0ex]
$\Delta \alpha_{SC}$ ($10^{-7}$/K) & -4.9 $\mp$ 0.3 & 21.1 $\pm$ 2.3 & -7.5 $\mp$ 0.5 & 8.7 $\pm$ 0.9 \\ [1.0ex]
$\partial T_{sc} / \partial p_i$ (K/kbar) & -0.03 $\mp$ 0.001 & 0.15 $\pm$ 0.01 & -0.05 $\mp$ 0.003 & 0.07 $\pm$ 0.01 \\ [1.0ex]
\hline\hline
\end{tabular}
\label{table:uniaxial}
\end{table*}

The uniaxial and hydrostatic pressure dependence of $T_C$ and $T_{sc}$ of crystal 2 have been determined with help of the Ehrenfest relation. For a second-order phase transition $\frac{\partial T_{C,sc}}{\partial p_i} = \frac{V_m \Delta \alpha_i}{\Delta (c/T)}$, where the subscript $i$ refers to the orthorhombic axis, $V_m = 3.14 \times 10^{-5}$ m$^3$/mol is the molar volume and $\Delta (c/T)$ is the step in the specific heat divided by temperature at the transition. The specific heat data we use for the Ehrenfest analysis are reported in Fig.~\ref{figure:Gruneisen} and we obtain the idealized steps $\Delta (c/T)_{FM}$ = 16.6 mJ/molK$^2$ and $\Delta (c/T)_{sc}$ = 43.6 mJ/molK$^2$. We remark that these data were obtained on a different UCoGe crystal~\cite{AokiJPSJ2012} cut from the same batch as crystal~2. The step sizes in $\alpha_i$ and the resulting uniaxial and hydrostatic pressure dependencies are given in Table~\ref{table:uniaxial}. The largest uniaxial pressure effect is along the $b$-axis ($p_b$) for both the ferromagnetic and superconducting phase transitions. For $p_a$ and $p_c$ the effect is smaller and the sign is reversed compared to $p_b$. The calculated hydrostatic pressure variations amount to $\partial T_{C}/\partial p = -0.25$~K/kbar and $\partial T_{sc}/\partial p$ = 0.07 K/kbar. These values should be compared to $\partial T_{C}/\partial p = -0.79$~K/kbar and $\partial T_{sc}/\partial p$ = 0.10 K/kbar calculated with the Ehrenfest relation on a crystal comparable to crystal~1 as reported in Ref.~\onlinecite{Gasparini2010}. Our calculated values for the data shown here are close to the $\partial T_{C}/\partial p = -0.21$~K/kbar and $\partial T_{SC}/\partial p$ = 0.03~K/kbar values extracted from pressure dependent experiments~\cite{Hassinger2008,Slooten2009,BastienPRB16}.

\subsection{Gr{\"u}neisen analysis}

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{figure6}
\caption{Top panel: Coefficient of the volumetric thermal expansion divided by temperature, $\beta /T$, as a function of temperature of UCoGe (crystal~2). Inset: Temperature variation of the relative volume change $\Delta V/V$ of the same sample. Bottom panel: Specific heat divided by temperature, $c/T$, as a function of temperature of UCoGe (data taken from Ref.~\cite{AokiJPSJ2012}). Inset: Temperature variation of the Gr{\"u}neisen parameter, $\Gamma$.}
\label{figure:Gruneisen}
\end{figure}

In the top panel of Fig.~\ref{figure:Gruneisen} we present the volumetric thermal expansion coefficient divided by temperature, $\beta/T$, of UCoGe crystal~2, whereby $\beta = \alpha_a + \alpha_b + \alpha_c$. The ferromagnetic ordering results in a broad drop of $\beta/T$ below $T_C$, while the superconducting transition results in a sharp peak. In the paramagnetic phase, $\beta$ follows a linear temperature variation $\beta_{P} = a_{P} T $ ($T \leq 5$~K) with $a_{P} = 3.2 \times 10^{-7}$~K$^{-2}$. Also in the ferromagnetic phase, $\beta/T$ attains a constant value with $a_{FM} = -2.4 \times 10^{-7}$ K$^{-2}$. The relative volume change due to the ferromagnetic ordering and superconductivity is obtained by integrating $\beta (T)$ versus $T$ and is shown in the inset to the top panel of Fig.~\ref{figure:Gruneisen}. $\Delta V/V$ grows quadratically below the Curie point and decreases below 0.6~K due to superconductivity with $\Delta V/V = - 2.8 \times 10^{-7}$ for $T \rightarrow 0$. The latter value gives the spontaneous magnetostriction of the superconducting state and agrees well with the value previously obtained on UCoGe~\cite{Gasparini2010} and other heavy-fermions superconductors such as URu$_2$Si$_2$~\cite{vanDijk1995} and UPt$_3$~\cite{vanDijk1993}.

The effective Gr{\"u}neisen parameter $\Gamma$ is determined as $\Gamma (T) = \frac{V_m}{\kappa_T} \frac{\beta (T)}{c(T)}$, where $\kappa_T$ is the isothermal compressibility and $\beta (T)$ the volume expansion. For UCoGe $\kappa_T$ = 0.324~Mbar$^{-1}$, which was determined from the sum of the measured linear compressibilities along the \emph{a}-, \emph{b}- and \emph{c}-axis~\cite{Adamska2010,Maskova2012}. The resulting temperature dependence of the Gr{\"u}neisen parameter is shown in the inset to the bottom panel of Fig. \ref{figure:Gruneisen}. Above the Curie point, $\Gamma$ = 50. Upon cooling $\Gamma$ drops to a value of about $-50$ due to the ferromagnetic ordering and then dramatically increases to a value of about 300 due to the SC. In general, it is observed that Gr{\"u}neisen parameter increases rapidly with decreasing temperature as the heavy-fermion state stabilizes~\cite{Visser1990,vanDijk1995}. It should be noted that the negative Gr{\"u}neisen parameter for $T_{sc} < T < T_{C}$ implies the positive pressure derivative of the entropy ($dS/dp > 0$). This is in agreement with the collapse of $T_{C}$, applying the pressure. The large Gr{\"u}neisen parameter indicates that UCoGe is close to the quantum critical region. Indeed, non-Fermi liquid behaviour is observed in a wide pressure range near $p_c$~\cite{BastienPRB16}. The large Gr{\"u}neisen parameter is in contrast with that reported for another ferromagnetic superconductor, URhGe~\cite{Aoki2011573}.

\subsection{Phase diagram}

In Fig.~\ref{figure:phasediagram} we present the superconducting and ferromagnetic phase diagram of UCoGe determined by dilatometry. The $T_{sc}(B)$ and $T_C(B)$ data points are taken from the transverse and longitudinal thermal expansion experiments, respectively. In the case of $B_{c2}$ for $B \parallel b$ we trace the transition points determined by the minimum of $\alpha_b (T)$ (see Fig.~5). For $B \parallel c$ the Curie temperature cannot be identified in field. The magnetic transition smears out rapidly, and the superconducting transition is suppressed near 0.5~T. For $B \parallel a$ the Curie temperature is constant within the error bar at least up to 12~T, while $T_{sc}$ is gradually suppressed, shifting out of the measurement window in fields exceeding 4~T. For $B \parallel b$ $T_C$ shifts towards lower temperatures with increasing field. $B_{c2}$ along the \emph{b}-axis exhibits a remarkable $S$-shape with reinforcement of superconductivity above 6~T. The data in Fig.~\ref{figure:phasediagram} therefore provide bulk evidence for the reinforcement of superconductivity in fields $B \parallel b$. It should be noted that recent thermal conductivity data also show bulk superconductivity up to 15~T for $B \parallel b$~\cite{Wu}.

The field tuning of the Curie point can be fitted using a quadratic function proposed by Mineev~\cite{Mineev2010,Mineev2010PRB}, $T_C (B) = T_C (0)\left[1 - (B/B_c)^2\right]$, assuming a second-order phase transition. Extrapolation of the fit to this expression to $T \rightarrow 0$ indicates the critical field $B_c$ could amount to as much as 19.6~T (see Fig.~\ref{figure:phasediagram}). This value is higher than $ B_c = 16$~T deduced from the transport data~\cite{AokiJPSJ2009}. On the other hand, $T_C$ for $B \parallel b$ is determined from the longitudinal thermal expansion experiment for which precise field-angle tuning was not possible. As it is likely that $T_C (B)$, just like $T_{sc} (B)$, depends strongly on the field-angle, a small misorientation could therefore result in a larger value for $B_c$. We remark that $B_{c2}$ for $B \parallel b$ extracted from the longitudinal thermal expansion (see the inset of Fig.~3) does not show the characteristic $S$-shape seen in Fig.~\ref{figure:phasediagram}, which can be explained by a small misorientation of the $b$-axis with respect to magnetic field in the longitudinal data.

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{figure7}
\caption{Superconducting (solid circles) and ferromagnetic (stars) $B-T$ phase diagram of UCoGe (crystal 2) plotted as a function of the reduced temperature $T/T_C$, where $T_C$ is the Curie temperature. $T_{sc}$ and $T_{C}$ for $B \parallel a, b$ and $c$ are given by red, blue and green symbols. The blue dashed line represents the function $f(B) = 1 - (B/B_c)^2$, where $B_c$ = 19.6~T.}
\label{figure:phasediagram}
\end{figure}

The low-temperature ($T < 0.15$~K) upturn in the $\alpha_b (T)$-data for crystal~2 remains puzzling. A similar upturn is not seen in $\alpha_a (T)$ and $\alpha_c (T)$. Therefore we can safely exclude it is due to an artefact of the experiment, such as an undesired cell-effect (\textit{i.e.} the expansion of the dilatometer itself), or another measurement-related technical problem. Also it was not observed in the $\alpha_b (T)$-data taken on a different crystal~\cite{Gasparini2010}. The possibility that the upturn is a high-temperature tail of a Schottky anomaly due to nuclear magnetic moments can be excluded since the upturn is insensitive to magnetic fields $B \parallel b$ (see Fig.~\ref{figure:lfte2}). Moreover, an analogously anomalous contribution to the specific heat below 0.15~K is not observed (see Fig.~6). We conclude the origin of the upturn in $\alpha_b$ is not understood and further experimental work is needed. The low temperature specific heat data point to a finite $\gamma$-value of 30~mJ/molK$^2$ when $c/T$ as a function of $T$ is linearly extrapolated to $T \rightarrow 0$~\cite{AokiJPSJ2012}. This value is about half of the normal state $\gamma$-value, which could indicate that only one of the spin-split bands takes part in the superconducting condensate~\cite{Mineev2004,Belitz}.

\section{Conclusions}

We have measured the thermal expansion of a single crystal of UCoGe around the ferromagnetic and superconducting transitions in magnetic fields up to 12~T applied along the orthorhombic axes. In order to enable fine-tuning of the magnetic field angle our home-built compact dilatometer was mounted on a piezo-electric rotator. Pronounced steps in the thermal expansion coefficient $\alpha$ were detected at $T_C$ and $T_{sc}$ and their field variation was used to establish the ferromagnetic and superconducting phase diagram. For small fields $B \parallel c$ the ferromagnetic transition becomes a cross-over and superconductivity is rapidly suppressed ($B_{c2} = 0.5$~T when $T \rightarrow 0$). For $B \parallel a,b$ the Curie point and superconductivity persist. With our bulk technique we confirm the $S$-shape of the upper-critical field, $B_{c2}$, for $B \parallel b$ and reinforcement of superconductivity above 6~T. At the same time the Curie point shifts towards lower temperatures. This lends further support to theoretical proposals of spin-fluctuation mediated reinforcement of superconductivity in UCoGe for $B \parallel b$.

\noindent
\textbf{Acknowlegdments}
 This work was funded by the Dutch Foundation for Fundamental Research of Matter (FOM) which is part of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). D. Aoki acknowledges support by KAKENHI (15H05884, 15H05882, 15K21732, 16H04006, 15H05745).

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Q: How to compare string from previous record to string from current record with REXX in MVS? INPUT:
MEMBER:XPTO1
STEPALT2
MEMBER:XPTO2
MEMBER:XPTO3
STEPALT3STEPALT VERIFY
VERIFY2
MEMBER:XPTO4
VERIFY1 VERIFY02A01STEP

OUTPUT:
 MEMBER:XPTO1   STEPS:STEPALT2
 MEMBER:XPTO3   STEPS:STEPALT3 STEPALT  VERIFY  VERIFY2
 MEMBER:XPTO4   STEPS:VERIFY1  VERIFY02 A01STEP

or
OUTPUT2:
 MEMBER:XPTO1   STEPALT2
 MEMBER:XPTO3   STEPALT3 STEPALT    VERIFY  VERIFY2
 MEMBER:XPTO4   VERIFY1  VERIFY02 A01STEP

Know fact: Each member name or step name can have a maximum of 8 characters
How can i do this with REXX?

A: This may be of use, it should detect when a new member has been located.
IF SUBSTR(mydata,1,7) = "MEMBER:" THEN DO
  your code here to extract member data
END
ELSE DO
  your code to handle input that doesn't include a member
END

Note I don't have the means to run and check this, so treat it as a guide. Also mydata is the current line of input data
As per comment I found some Rexx. Here's one that shows EXECIO and compound variables being used to process input data (Note that this is designed to be run in batch with //INPUT01 DD inputdataset,DISP=SHR for the input data).
Here's the Code :-
 /* REXX - OPCDLYMN                                                    */0000100
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 /* OPC/ESA Log Monitor                                                */0002000
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 OPCDLYMN:                                                               0003100
    rec_count = 0                                                        0003200
    Do Forever                                                           0004000
       "EXECIO 1 DISKR INPUT01 (STEM In.)"                               0004100
       If rc ¬= 0 Then Leave                                             0004200
       rec_count = rec_count + 1                                         0004300
       If Substr(in.1,17,8) = "EQQE007I" Then Do                         0004400
          eqqe007i_typ = Substr(in.1,26,4)                               0004420
          eqqe007i_dly = Strip(Substr(in.1,83,9))                        0004430
          eqqe007i_day = Substr(in.1,2,2)                                0004440
          eqqe007i_mon = Substr(in.1,5,2)                                0004450
          eqqe007i_dat = eqqe007i_day"/"eqqe007i_mon                     0004460
          eqqe007i_tim = Substr(in.1,8,8)                                0004470
          eqqe007i_hr  = Substr(eqqe007i_tim,1,2)                        0004480
          eqqe007i_min = Substr(eqqe007i_tim,4,2)                        0004490
          eqqe007i_sec = Substr(eqqe007i_tim,7,2)                        0004500
          If eqqe007i_typ = "ALL " Then do                               0004520
             Say Right(eqqe007i_dly,9)" delays on "eqqe007i_dat||,       0004540
              " at "eqqe007i_tim                                         0004550
          End                                                            0004560
       End                                                               0004600
    End                                                                  0005000
    Say "End of processing "rec_count" records processed"                0006000

In. is the STEM IN.1 is a compound variable, based upon the stem.
Note you can use "EXECIO * DISKR INPUT01 (STEM in.)", which would read in all data (I think In.0 would then hold the count and In.1, In.2... to nn (where nn is, I think, the value held by in.0)). However, this can(could) result in memory issues. Hence, why I generally read in individual lines.
Note In If rc ¬= 0 Then Leave the character before = (ie ¬) is not always available (mainly UK keyboards I think). Instead you can use /= (NOT EQUALS).
So this program reads in all the data line by line until there is no more (rc is set by EXECIO to non-zero. if there is an error such as end of data).
rec_count is incremented so records the number of records read.
If the 17th to 24th characters are EQQE007I then the lines is further processed, otherwise another iteration of the DO Loop is started.
The procsessing undertaken then is similar in that various parts of the input line are extracted. If ALL  (with a following space) exists at character 26-29 then information is out via Say (goes to SYSOUT or SYSPRINT if I recall correctly).
If you adapt this, then you'd likely need to make a copy of the current line for comparison in the next iteration.
Final Note the 7 numerics to the right of each line aren't part of the code.


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A neighbour's son got his iPhone 4 trying to repair the earphone jack of his iPhone with a screwdriver. Something he did made the display go grey. When I tried to switch it on, I can see it starts, but the screen remains white grey, after a while if I tap the screen, there is some response, but since it is still the grey white screen I cannot see anything. There is no sound of start click or anything else. I have opened the casing to see if anything damaged but apart from the sign of the kid's screwdriver having gone through the earphone jack and damaged it, I do not see any other signs. I tried to hard reset with the home and power button, but no change. Could someone tell me, what could be damaged and cause this symptom?
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