Tribute to our friend Jim Donnelley.
Sadly, we lost Jim Donnelley, a dear friend of Graphic Conservation Company on September 25, 2018. Given our Company's near century-long history, 62 years of which was as part of the printing giant RR Donnelley (Jim served as Vice-Chairman), we thought it was important to note his passing here. Jim's friendship, charity, love of life, genuine interest in people, sense of humor, and storytelling ability will all be missed. To say they don't make them that way anymore is altogether fitting, and is an accurate way to describe Jim's legacy. Jim, we miss you. Cheers.


This is a 100% Acrylic yarn with 440 yards per skein. Recommended needle size 7 - 8 (4.5mm - 5.0mm). This is the perfect yarn for someone who prefers easy care: Machine Wash, Tumble Dry. We will let you know as soon as it comes in!


Come and join us on Wednesday 16th March 2016 for our Big Coffee Afternoon between 2-4 pm to raise funds for our school community. There will be lot's of stalls including, Cake stall Easter Egg tombola Craft stall and lot's more. Children can also come to school in a onesie and donate £1 (in conjunction with Autism Awareness Week) Children can be collected from their class at 3pm and join in the fun.


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Kozhevnikov, M., Royan, J., Blazhenkova O., & Gorbunov, A. (2008). The Role of Immersivity in Three-Dimensional Mental Rotation. In J. S. Gero & A. K. Goel (Eds.) Design Computing and Cognition '08: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Design Computing and Cognition (pp. 143-157). Springer. Paper was presented at Third International Conference on design, Computing, and cognition (DCC'08), Atlanta, Georigia.
Kozhevnikov, M., Hegarty, M. & Mayer, R. (2002). Visual/spatial abilities in problem solving in physics. In M. Anderson, B. Meyer & P. Olivier (Eds). "Diagrammatic Representation and Reasoning", pp. 155-173, Springer-Verlag.
Kozhevnikov, M. & Hegarty, M. (1999). Representational momentum or representational impetus. In J. Gero & B. Tversky (Eds.) Visual and Spatial Reasoning in Design, (pp. 263-269). Cambridge, MA, June, 15-17.
Hegarty, M. & Kozhevnikov, M. (1999). Spatial abilities, working memory and mechanical reasoning. In J. Gero & B. Tversky (Eds.) Visual and Spatial Reasoning in Design, (pp. 221-241). Cambridge, MA, June, 15-17.


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Tenax Therapeutics, Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical company, focused on the identification, development, and commercialization of a portfolio of products for the critical care market in the United States and Canada. The last earnings update was 17 days ago. More info.
Tenax Therapeutics has significant price volatility in the past 3 months.
YBOC underperformed the Biotechs industry which returned -9.2% over the past year.
YBOC underperformed the Market in Germany which returned -6.7% over the past year.
Is Tenax Therapeutics undervalued based on future cash flows and its price relative to the stock market?
Here we compare the current share price of Tenax Therapeutics to its discounted cash flow analysis.value.
Below are the data sources, inputs and calculation used to determine the intrinsic value for Tenax Therapeutics.
The calculations below outline how an intrinsic value for Tenax Therapeutics is arrived at by discounting future cash flows to their present value using the 2 stage method. We try to start with analysts estimates of free cash flow, however if these are not available we use the most recent financial results. In the 1st stage we continue to grow the free cash flow over a 10 year period, with the growth rate trending towards the perpetual growth rate used in the 2nd stage. The 2nd stage assumes the company grows at a stable rate into perpetuity.
Amount off the current price Tenax Therapeutics is available for.
For Tenax Therapeutics to be considered undervalued it must be available for at least 20% below the current price. Less than 40% is even better.
Tenax Therapeutics's share price is below the future cash flow value, and at a moderate discount (> 20%).
Tenax Therapeutics's share price is below the future cash flow value, and at a substantial discount (> 40%).
The amount the stock market is willing to pay for Tenax Therapeutics's earnings, growth and assets is considered below, and whether this is a fair price.
Are Tenax Therapeutics's earnings available for a low price, and how does this compare to other companies in the same industry?
** Primary Listing of Tenax Therapeutics.
Tenax Therapeutics is loss making, we can't compare its value to the Europe Biotechs industry average.
Tenax Therapeutics is loss making, we can't compare the value of its earnings to the Germany market.
Does Tenax Therapeutics's expected growth come at a high price?
Unable to calculate PEG ratio for Tenax Therapeutics, we can't assess if its growth is good value.
What value do investors place on Tenax Therapeutics's assets?
* Primary Listing of Tenax Therapeutics.
Tenax Therapeutics is good value based on assets compared to the DE Biotechs industry average.
Tenax Therapeutics has a total score of 3/6, see the detailed checks below.
How is Tenax Therapeutics expected to perform in the next 1 to 3 years based on estimates from 2 analysts?
Is Tenax Therapeutics expected to grow at an attractive rate?
Tenax Therapeutics's earnings growth is expected to exceed the low risk savings rate of 0.2%.
Tenax Therapeutics's earnings growth is expected to exceed the Germany market average.
Unable to compare Tenax Therapeutics's revenue growth to the Germany market average as no estimate data is available.
Tenax Therapeutics's earnings are expected to grow significantly at over 20% yearly.
Unable to determine if Tenax Therapeutics is high growth as no revenue estimate data is available.
All data from Tenax Therapeutics Company Filings, last reported 3 months ago, and in Trailing twelve months (TTM) annual period rather than quarterly.
Unable to establish if Tenax Therapeutics will efficiently use shareholders' funds in the future without estimates of Return on Equity.
How has Tenax Therapeutics performed over the past 5 years?
Below we compare Tenax Therapeutics's growth in the last year to its industry (Biotechs).
Tenax Therapeutics does not make a profit even though their year on year earnings growth rate was positive over the past 5 years.
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Unable to compare Tenax Therapeutics's 1-year growth to the Europe Biotechs industry average as it is not currently profitable.
Tenax Therapeutics's revenue and profit over the past 5 years is shown below, any years where they have experienced a loss will show up in red.
It is difficult to establish if Tenax Therapeutics has efficiently used shareholders' funds last year (Return on Equity greater than 20%) as it is loss-making.
It is difficult to establish if Tenax Therapeutics has efficiently used its assets last year compared to the Europe Biotechs industry average (Return on Assets) as it is loss-making.
It is difficult to establish if Tenax Therapeutics improved its use of capital last year versus 3 years ago (Return on Capital Employed) as it is currently loss-making.
Tenax Therapeutics has a total score of 0/6, see the detailed checks below.
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The boxes below represent the relative size of what makes up Tenax Therapeutics's finances.
Tenax Therapeutics is able to meet its short term (1 year) commitments with its holdings of cash and other short term assets.
Tenax Therapeutics has no long term commitments.
This treemap shows a more detailed breakdown of Tenax Therapeutics's finances. If any of them are yellow this indicates they may be out of proportion and red means they relate to one of the checks below.
Tenax Therapeutics has no debt, it does not need to be covered by short term assets.
All data from Tenax Therapeutics Company Filings, last reported 3 months ago.
Tenax Therapeutics has no debt.
Tenax Therapeutics has no debt compared to 5 years ago when it was 1.5%.
Tenax Therapeutics has sufficient cash runway for 2.3 years based on current free cash flow.
Tenax Therapeutics has sufficient cash runway for more than 3 years if free cash flow continues to reduce at historical rates of -29.7% each year.
Tenax Therapeutics has a total score of 6/6, see the detailed checks below.
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Current annual income from Tenax Therapeutics dividends.
If you bought €2,000 of Tenax Therapeutics shares you are expected to receive €0 in your first year as a dividend.
Unable to evaluate Tenax Therapeutics's dividend yield against the bottom 25% of dividend payers as the company has not reported any payouts.
Unable to evaluate Tenax Therapeutics's dividend against the top 25% market benchmark as the company has not reported any payouts.
Unable to perform a dividend volatility check as Tenax Therapeutics has not reported any payouts.
Unable to verify if Tenax Therapeutics's dividend has been increasing as the company has not reported any payouts.
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Unable to calculate sustainability of dividends as Tenax Therapeutics has not reported any payouts.
What is the CEO of Tenax Therapeutics's salary, the management and board of directors tenure and is there insider trading?
Mr. Anthony A. DiTonno, also known as Tony, has been Chief Executive Officer of Tenax Therapeutics, Inc. since June 1, 2018. From January 2013 until May 31, 2018, Mr. DiTonno served as Chief Executive Officer of Avantis Medical Systems, Inc. He has also been successful in gaining regulatory approvals in both the United States and European Union. Mr. DiTonno has over 20 years of senior leadership experience spanning the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. He served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Neurogesx Inc., from April 2003 to December 31, 2011. From October 2000 to November 2002, he served as an Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Enteric Medical Technologies, Inc. Prior to Enteric, he served as the Chief Executive Officer of LifeSleep Systems, Inc. from 1997 to 2000 and also served as its President. He served as Vice President and General Manager of Olcassen Pharmaceuticals, which was sold to Watson Laboratories. From 1989 to 1997, Mr. DiTonno served as Vice President and General Manager of Oclassen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. He also served Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Oclassen. He has also served various sales and marketing positions at Rorer Pharmaceuticals (Aventis) and Wyeth Laboratories. He held a variety of positions of increasing responsibility at Rorer Group, Inc. (Rhône Poulenc Rorer) and Wyeth Laboratories. He has been a Director of Tenax Therapeutics, Inc. since December 15, 2011. He serves as an Executive Director of Neurogesx, Inc. Mr. DiTonno earned a BS Degree in business administration from St. Joseph's University and an MBA from Drexel University, both in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Tony's remuneration is lower than average for companies of similar size in Germany.
The average tenure for the Tenax Therapeutics management team is over 5 years, this suggests they are a seasoned and experienced team.
The tenure for the Tenax Therapeutics board of directors is about average.
Tenax Therapeutics has a total score of 0/6, this is not included on the snowflake, see the detailed checks below.
Tenax Therapeutics, Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical company, focused on the identification, development, and commercialization of a portfolio of products for the critical care market in the United States and Canada. It focuses on the development and commercialization of pharmaceutical products containing levosimendan, 2.5 mg/ml concentrate for solution for infusion/5ml vial for use in the reduction of morbidity and mortality in cardiac surgery patients at risk for developing Low Cardiac Output Syndrome. The company was formerly known as Oxygen Biotherapeutics, Inc. and changed its name to Tenax Therapeutics, Inc. in September 2014. Tenax Therapeutics, Inc. was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Morrisville, North Carolina.


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Playermaker: From Wenger's back garden to elite level
Articles / Conditioning/ Hull City
Wenger says Playermaker is "the most accurate and least disturbing" monitoring system
Written by Simon Austin — August 28, 2019
THROUGHOUT his 22 years as Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger prided himself on being an innovator.
In his earliest days at the club, he revolutionised nutrition and scouted new markets; towards the end he was pivotal in the decision to buy US data analysis firm StatDNA.
This desire to spot the latest trend didn't end when the Frenchman exited the Emirates, which is why AFC Wimbledon's Academy players held an impromptu match in the back garden of his London home on a cold afternoon in December 2018.
Every player was wearing two sensors, one on each boot, which sent a wealth of technical and physical data to a connected iPad. The 69-year-old was so impressed with what he saw that afternoon that he decided to invest in Playermaker, the Israeli start-up behind the technology.
"I was convinced when I saw that first demonstration with the players," Wenger remembered. "And luckily it didn't destroy my garden."
When he appeared at a press conference to launch the product in May (you can watch the video above), Wenger slapped down any suggestion he was there as a mere marketing gimmick.
"I am not just here for an advert, I am not a sponsor," he said. "I have put my money in. Why? Because I think it is the most accurate system I have seen and the least disturbing. You can measure everything, there is so much possibility."
Initial research has backed up the Frenchman's assertion that the product could be a gamechanger for football.
St Mary's University carried out independent research comparing Playermaker to three popular GPS systems in a "simulated football match" featuring a squad of elite Academy players.
Lead researcher Dr Mark Waldron explained that Playermaker was "more able to pick up the short, rapid movements that characterise team sport movement patterns" than the GPS systems.
These "small cumulative changes of direction" - the accelerations and decelerations we see throughout matches - "sum to something quite large at the end", he added.
Waldron (above) concluded that the reasons for this were the higher sampling rate of the Playermaker (it takes 1,000 samples per second); the fact it is an inertial-based system, using an accelerometer and gyrometer; and the location of the sensor on the feet instead of the trunk.
Waldron also tested the inter-unit reliability of Playermaker and found that the error rate of the devices was "so small they were way beyond anything that has been reported with other tracking devices."
EVOLUTION FROM KAYAKING
To find out the genesis of Playermaker, we have to go back a few years to Israel and a company called Motionize, set up by CEO Guy Aharon. The product was aimed at kayakers and used a sensor attached to the paddle to send data to an app. Aharon soon realised the potential application of the device to football and Playermaker was born.
As you can see in the video in the section below, from pre-season with Hull City, a sensor is encased in a thin rubber strap that is pulled around the football boot. Data is collected by the sensor and transmitted via bluetooth to an iPad, enabling users to see data, visualisations and reports on their dashboard.
Playermaker's UK sales director Steve Jenkinson told TGG that "the biggest thing is our data", derived using machine learning. Over the course of four years, developers have had to teach Playermaker "the language of football", so that the system knows what each touch of boot on ball actually means.
The result is that users can now get technical data - possessions, ball touches, leg usage and so on - and physical data - such as distance covered, accelerations, and decelerations. This was what Wenger was able to see on the iPad in his garden last December.
Playermaker is currently working on future releases that will provide more biomechanical data, including stride length, foot height, kick velocity and the forces that go through the lower limbs.
Early clients of the product include Hull City, AFC Wimbledon Millwall and Northampton Town in England; Shandong Lueneng in China and Philadelphia Union, Toronto and Atlanta United in the MLS.
We spoke to Hull City senior sports scientist Steve Barrett to get an insider's view on Playermaker.
HULL CITY CASE STUDY
"As soon as I saw this, it sparked ideas," said Barrett, who has previously done extensive research on inertial measurement units.
"We have never really, within a training environment, been able to objectively quantify the technical aspects of the game, such as touches and passes. Previously, this would have had to be done by someone logging or coding what was going on.
"To have objective data like this available in a few minutes is very desirable for us. Our coaching staff do a lot of technical passing drills and now we can see how often a player is using his left foot compared to the right and so on.
"At the moment it doesn't replace the need for GPS, and would be used in conjunction with it, but the potential is massive, which is why we have invested. We want to be involved with the product, helping to shape its future direction, from the very start.
"Because of the placement of the sensors on the feet, we can potentially get data such as ground reaction forces, stride frequency and stride rate. Also, if you look at the majority of injuries in football, they are happening in the lower limb, so it makes sense to have a sensor located in that area."
One concern does immediately spring to mind though. Players are notoriously preoccupied with the comfort and precision of their boots, so what do they feel about a strap being placed around them?
Barrett admitted: "When we first got Playermaker in, we had one lad who refused to wear it and others who were skeptical, because they thought it would affect their kicking.
"But they soon forgot they were even wearing the sensors and only remembered when they were taking their boots off at the end of training. If players understand the rationale behind a piece of technology and think it can make them better, they appreciate it."
As we said at the start, Wenger argues that the device is less "disturbing" than other forms of monitoring, which is part of the reason he was inclined to invest. As Barrett said, more research is now needed and Playermaker are considering funding three PhDs at the University of Hull.
Then, perhaps, this product that was demo'd in Wenger's garden 18 months ago could become a fixture on pitches around the country.
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Blog 3- Is Rio going GREEN or for the GOLD?
The Rio Olympics committee created the 'Embrace' proposal for the 2016 games, aiming for sustainable practice before, during and after the games. They have created three levels of sustainability: planet, people and prosperity. The planet pillar focuses on the delivery of a low-impact game, aiming to not overuse energy resources while still maintaining a high quality event. Three key focuses on the planet level will be efficiency, reduced carbon emissions, and limited waste. The people pillar will try to encompass all people to enjoy both the Olympic and Paralympic games. With a focus on people, Rio will raise awareness and educate spectators and guests on diversity, inclusion and accessibility. The third pillar, prosperity, focuses on the selection of suppliers for the games, transparency with the public, and the creation of an environment to encourage dialogue and communication with civil society participants ("Our Proposal", 2015).
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Now that our paper is all typed up and ready to go, we have begun the editing process and continue to check for up to date information coming live from Brazil. As Dr. Green has just gotten back from Rio, we have added even more data and information then we thought possible to our paper. Michael Nagley with Rio Convention Visitors bureau told Dr. Green, "we're no longer talking about the olympics, we're talking about the capacity problems in the hotels and host city after the games." This undergraduate research program is giving me the opportunity to examine the impact of mega sports events around the world. The importance of sustainability in mega sports events has been recognized by the ISO 20121 designation and guidelines for planning these events. It provides a framework for identifying the potential negative impacts on the environment, the economy, and the society of the host city. The London organizing committee of the Olympic games contributed to the development of these standards, the benefits of ISO 20121 the identification of best business practices and the positive reputation associated with the planning of a sustainable event. ISO 20121 provides practical tools fort managing sustainable events. The 2012 games in London were the first to test the standards of the 20121 guidelines. Also the ISO is an independent NGO that has developed voluntary international standards addressing a variety of concerns from food safety to health care and agriculture.
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Dr. Green and I conducted a review of literature, which included 137 articles from around the world. The extensive review of literature identified there was need for more quantitative research on the impacts of the Olympics regarding the social and cultural issues. To this end, we have developed a survey instrument, which we plan to submit to the human subjects review committee for approval.
We anticipate using the instrument to survey Brazilians this March during the 2015 International Management Field study trip to Brazil. We will be surveying local residents in Paraty, Ilha Grande, and Rio de Janerio. This will also include those residing in the favelas in Rio de Janeiro. A favela is what we would call in the United States the "slums". Essentially, favelas are located in urban areas consisting of populations of low-income residents who build their homes from the ground up. Typically, we see favelas being raided in the news for having heavy drug trade and inhabitable dwelling conditions. This will give us a balanced view of the opinions of the Brazilian population.
The Olympic Games: What are the issues with becoming more sustainable?
The purpose of this research is to evaluate research on the sustainability of the Olympics during the period 1994-2014. We expect that we will be able to describe the nature of the research published and the needs for further research into ways to assure that the Olympic games will be more sustainable- environmentally, socially and economically. We plan to be able to use the guidelines developed by the Olympic Games Committee and compare them to the current state of research.
We have conducted an extensive review of journals using Scopus which is the largest abstract and citation database of peer reviewed articles with 53 million records and 21, 915 titles. At this point, we have developed a database of articles with the relevant information that includes author, year, journal, article title, abstracts and methodology used. We had read and categorized the articles in preparation for a more in depth analysis.
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Q: Stretching  tags across a sidebar while vertically aligning its contents to the center I want to put a bunch of clickable links in a sidebar with a hover effect that covers the entire width of the sidebar. Some of these links also include an image that needs to be aligned so that it's vertically centered in relation to the text. Here's what I currently have:

As you can see, the hover effect and the  tag don't cover the entire width of the sidebar yet. That's bad because of big link targets are easier to click. I've tried tinkering with horizontally stretched CSS-based table cells, but then the text parts didn't stay aligned properly.
What's the proper way to do it? ~I could post my current HTML if it's helpful, but I was planning to rewrite my markup based on this answer's solution anyway.~

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A: Putting display: block; on the relevant links should make them full width. Or if it doesn't, display: block; width: 100%;.  width: 100% on its own doesn't seem to be much use on inline elements.
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A: Have you tried position: absolute; width: 100% (or something like that) on your links? That should make it the parent's full width.

A: How I solved it
First I made my  tags render as a one-row CSS table by setting them to display: table and its children to display: table-cell. You'll need to add width: 100% to the table tag to make it stretch horizontally. But then the text didn't align properly:

Adding a width: 100% to  containing the text does the trick:

Uh oh... the 5 pixels of left padding on my links are causing spillover on the right. The fix was fairly easy: wrap the link tags in another  tag and adjust the CSS display rules so that the new  renders as a table. Bam!

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I've prepared a minimally working HTML5-compliant example for the benefit of future readers.

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Digital technologies such as data analytics, cloud storage, IoT applications, and blockchain can help businesses grow by automating functions and enhancing decision making. Understanding multiple scenarios, and looking ahead for the next cyclic change in business, helps decision makers make pro-active decisions. It is vitally important to gain clarity of the business and technological impact that the technology provides before implementing.
CGN Global is uniquely positioned to recognize and address opportunities where a business can grow and diversify through digital transformation. CGN transforms organizations worldwide to improve performance and global competitiveness. We use our diverse experience, and broad knowledge, to provide strategic insights, actionable recommendations, and focused execution to drive results.


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For your viewing pleasure, here's a series of photographs by artist Dina Goldstein, entitled Fallen Princesses. Each image acts as a continuation of, or modern take on, our favorite childhood princesses' stories.
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To find books and ebooks use Discover. Watch a short video to help improve your search.
Where are my books in the Library?
You will find most engineering books on level 2 starting at shelf number 620. For help ask a member of staff on the floor or watch Find a Book in the Library.
Many of our books are online, watch Find and Use ebooks to learn more.
Finding journals
Use Discover to search for journal articles on a particular topic or see the library's holdings of a specific journal title. Watch a short video Find a Journal by Title or Browse Journals by Subject.
Key journals
Your lecturer may recommend specific titles, but you can also view our engineering and technology journal collection to see what journals we have for your subject area.
Finding and using databases
Databases enable you to do a more strategic search than you can on Discover. They help you find information quickly and efficiently by allowing you to search using a combination of search terms, to filter and narrow your results (by date or subject area for example) and save your searches for later.
Key databases:
ProQuest Central: an extensive multidisciplinary database covering a wide range of subjects. Use the filters in the results screen to narrow to journal articles, or limit the date range. If ProQuest Central is too general, use the option "change databases" to search just a part of the database, for example try the Science and Technology Premium Collection.
Science Direct: a full text scientific database offering access to peer reviewed journal articles and book chapters focusing on research in science, technology and medicine.
SpringerLink: access to journals, books, series, protocols and reference works, including a wide range of engineering resources.
Web of Science: easy to use, high quality sources of scientific research including computing and technology. Features information on the number of times an article has been cited and the journal impact factor.
Engineering specialist
These databases are subject specific, offering a more focused search.
ACM Digital Library: comprehensive full text access to both current and historical Association for Computing Machinery articles and conference proceedings.
AES e-library: access to Audio Engineering Society conference papers as well as the Journal of the Audio Engineering Society from 1953 to the present.
ASME Digital Collection: access to journals and conference proceedings from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
British Standards Online (BSOL): full text of over 60,000 British, adopted European and International standards includes the complete set of all Eurocodes in full text.
Compendex: the broadest and most complete engineering literature database in the world with over 20 million indexed records from 77 countries across 190 engineering disciplines.
Construction Information Service: full text industry and technical information - contracts, current regulations and related news and briefings.
IEEE Xplore: access to the full text of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers content, including articles, books and conference proceedings, published since 1988 as well as selected content published since 1893.
Knovel: a wide selection of DRM free ebooks on a range of engineering subjects as well equations and tables. A useful mobile app and browser add-in are also available.
Occupational Health and Safety Information Service (OHSIS): industry and government information from key health, safety and environmental management publishing organisations covering legislation, guidance, standards and best practices.
SAE Mobilus: over 200,000 resources from the Society of Automotive Engineers, covering a wide range of technologies surrounding the aerospace, automotive, and commercial vehicle industries. Includes aerospace standards, ground vehicle standards, aerospace material specifications, technical papers, eBooks, ejournals, magazines and videos. This is a trial access period, running until 30 April 2019.
There is some overlap between the databases but every database also has unique content. Some databases provide help guides - these are available within the Discover record for that database. If you need further support, contact your librarian.
Websites can offer a range of information, for example policy documents and statistics, which may be difficult to find elsewhere.
There are lots of useful websites freely available, including those run by professional and industry bodies. Engineering UK, a not for profit organisation which works in partnership with the engineering community to promote the vital role of engineers and engineering to society, has compiled a helpful list of professional engineering institutions.
With such a wide variety available you need to ensure that the sites you are using are trustworthy. We provide guidance on evaluating websites.
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Dinuzulu var far till zuluhövdingen Solomon kaDinuzulu och prinsessan Magogo kaDinuzulu, som blev en berömd musiker i zulutraditionen.

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Efter anglo-zulukriget 1879, då Dinuzulus far Cetshwayo besegrades av britterna, delades zulufolkets territorium upp i 13 mindre områden. Vid Cetshwayos död 1884 utmanades Dinuzulu, som blott var 16 år gammal, av en rival i ett av dessa områden. För att säkra sin position som kung ingick Dinuzulu en allians med boerna, som genom det första boerkriget 1880–1881 hade utmanat britternas makt i Natal. Dinuzulu gav boerna ett område i norra Natal mot att de erkände honom som zuluernas ledare.

År 1890 togs Dinuzulu till fånga av britterna; han dömdes för förräderi och landsförvisades till Sankta Helena. År 1897 blev han benådad och återinsatt, nu som "lokalhövding". År 1906 gjorde emellertid zuluerna uppror under ledning av Bhambatha. Dinuzulu anklagades återigen för förräderi och för att ligga bakom upproret, och dömdes till fängelse.

År 1910 blev en före detta allierad till Dinuzulu, boern Louis Botha, premiärminister i den nyskapade Sydafrikanska unionen. Botha benådade Dinuzulu och lät honom leva livet ut på en gård i Transvaal.

Dinuzulu var den sista i en lång rad självständiga zuluhärskare som började med Shaka Zulu. Hans son, Solomon kaDinuzulu, som föddes på Sankta Helena, grundade senare föregångaren till den zulunationalistiska rörelsen och partiet Inkatha.

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/**
 * <pre>
 *
 *   1 method overloading is resolved during compile time, while method overriding is resolved at runtime.
 *   2 a private, static and final method cannot be overriding in Java but you can still overload them.
 *   3 For overriding both return type and signature of the method must remain same,
 *     but in for overloading method, the signature must be different exclude the name.
 *   4 call to overloaded methods are resolved using static binding
 *     call to overridden method is resolved using dynamic binding in Java.
 *
 *
 *   you can not override a private or static method in Java
 *   you cannot override static method in Java because method overriding is based upon dynamic binding at runtime
 *   and static methods are bonded using static binding at compile time.
 *
 *   Though you can declare a method with same name and method signature in sub class which does look like you can override
 *   static method in Java but in reality that is method hiding.
 *   Java won't resolve method call at runtime and depending upon type of Object which is used to call static method,
 *   corresponding method will be called.
 *
 *   It means if you use Parent class's type to call static method,
 *   original static will be called from patent class, on the other hand if you use Child class's type
 *   to call static method, method from child class will be called.
 *
 *   In short you can not override static method in Java.
 *   If you use Java IDE like Eclipse or Netbeans, they will show warning that static method should be called
 *   using class name and not by using object becaues static method can not be overridden in Java.
 *
 *   We can not override private method in Java, just like we can not override static method in Java.
 *   Like static methods, private method in Java is also bonded during compile time using static binding
 *   by Type information and doesn't depends on what kind of object a particular reference variable is holding.
 *   Since method overriding works on dynamic binding, its not possible to override private method in Java.
 *
 *   private methods are not even visible to Child class, they are only visible and accessible in the class on which
 *   they are declared. private keyword provides highest level of Encapsulation in Java.
 *
 *   === static and dynamic binding
 *
 * 1) Static binding in Java occurs during Compile time while Dynamic binding occurs during Runtime.
 *
 * 2) private, final and static methods and variables uses static binding and bonded by compiler while
 *    overriding are bonded during runtime based upon runtime object.
 *    There is no virtual keyword in Java at least. "In Java, all non-static methods are
 *    by default "virtual functions." Only methods marked with the keyword final,
 *    which cannot be overridden, along with private methods, which are not inherited, are non-virtual."
 *
 * 3) Static binding uses Type(Class in Java) information for binding while
 *    Dynamic binding uses Object to resolve binding.
 *
 * 3) Overloaded methods are bonded using static binding while
 *    overridden methods are bonded using dynamic binding at runtime.
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Not only does this drop-down list provide a handy multiple-choice navigation technique, but it also extends a developer's toolset with a bunch of "secret" navigation features that are not available from the ReSharper menu.
Function: navigates to next control flow recipient.
Available for: foreach, yield, jump statements (break, continue, goto, return), throw statement.
Function: navigates to member exit point or highlights alternative exit points.
Available for: getters and setters in properties, constructor names, return statement (alternative exit points are highlighted, if any), throw statement.
Function: highlights interface members implemented in the current class.
Function: highlights abstract class members overridden in the current class.
Available for: base class entries in inheriting class declaration.
Function: navigates to a member with identical signature in the current scope.
Function: navigates to an overloading member or (if there are two or more of them) highlights such members in the text editor.
Function: navigates from a to-do item in the text editor to its corresponding entry in the To-Do Explorer.
Function: navigates from a unit test or test class in the text editor to its corresponding node in the Unit Test Explorer.
As a finishing note, remember that whenever you execute a "Navigate from Here" action that highlights a set of symbols that are not entirely visible on the current screen, you can navigate to the highlights using ReSharper Marker Bar (take a note of blue markers in the example for Member Overloads). When you've finished examining the highlights, press Esc to remove them.
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I love these detailed Resharper refresher posts. Sometimes when I haven't used a feature for a while I forget it is there. These help keep them in memory (my memory).
Thanks for this very useful post. However for me the shortcut keystroke is Alt+` instead of Shift+Ctrl+G for Navigage From Here.
It'd be great to have "next item" shortcut for R# list windows. Not unlike F8 for error list, search results, etc in Visual Studio. Or how about actually reusing F8 command?
Is there a keystroke to jump to the next/previous blue highlight in the file?
Nice features but you still aint got Toggle Mark Occurrence feature as Eclipse SDK have it for years ago. Is it even possible to create toggle mark occurrence feature in Visual Studio crap ?
BTW, this feature is useless. Have you dumbnuts heard about toggle mark occurrence? Mark Occurrence is 1000 times more useful that this stupid Go to this, Go to that, Go to shtit !!!


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import random
import itertools
from simpleai.search import CspProblem, backtrack, min_conflicts

variables = ['A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J','K','L','M','N','O','P','Q']
dominios = dict((a, ['Lasers', 'Motores', 'Cabinas para tripulantes', 'Bahias de carga', 'Sistemas de vida extraterrestres', 'Escudos', 'Baterias']) for a in variables)
#vecinos = {'A' : ['B, C'], 'B' : ['A','D'], 'C' : ['A','D','E'], 'D' : ['B','C','F'], 'E' : ['C','G'],
 #'F' : ['D','H'], 'G' : ['E','I'], 'H' : ['F', 'I'], 'I' : ['J','G','H'], 'J' : ['I', 'K'], 'K' : ['L','J'],
# 'L' : ['K','M','N','P'], 'M' : ['L'], 'N' : ['L'], 'O' : ['P'], 'P' : ['L','O','Q'], 'Q' : ['P']}
vecinos = (('A','B','C'), ('B','A','D'), ('C','A','D','E'), ('D','B','C','F'), ('E','C','G'),
 ('F','D','H'), ('G','E','I','H'), ('H','F','I','G'), ('I','J','G','H'), ('J','I','K'), ('K','L','J'),
 ('L','K','M','N','P'), ('M','L'), ('N','L'), ('O','P'), ('P','L','O','Q'), ('Q','P'))
restricciones = []

def modulos_diferentes(var, val): # No es posible instalar dos módulos iguales conectados entre sí
    return len(set(val)) == len(val)

def ubicacion_motores(var, val): # Los motores solo pueden ubicarse en los slots traseros o en los 4 slots laterales.
    if ('Motores') in val:
        return var[0] in ('O','P','Q','M','N','E','F')
    return True

def cabinas_motores(var, val): # Las cabinas no pueden estar conectadas a los motores
    if ('Cabinas para tripulantes') in val[0]:
        return not (('Motores') in val)
    if ('Motores') in val[0]:
        return not (('Cabinas para tripulantes') in val)
    return True

def baterias_lasers(var, val): # No puede haber baterías conectadas a lasers.
    if ('Baterias') in val[0]:
        return not (('Lasers') in val)
    if ('Lasers') in val[0]:
        return not (('Baterias') in val)
    return True

def sist_cabinas(var, val): # Los sistemas de vida extraterrestre sí o sí tienen que ubicarse conectados a cabinas.
    if (('Sistemas de vida extraterrestres') in val[0]):
        return ('Cabinas para tripulantes') in val
    return True

def sist_escudos(var, val): # Los escudos y los sistemas de vida extraterrestre no pueden estar conectados entre si.
    if ('Sistemas de vida extraterrestres') in val[0]:
        return not (('Escudos') in val)
    if ('Escudos') in val[0]:
        return not (('Sistemas de vida extraterrestres') in val)
    return True

def bahias_cabinas(var, val): # Las bahías de carga tienen que tener al menos una cabina conectada.
    if ('Bahias de carga') in val[0]:
        return ('Cabinas para tripulantes') in val
    return True

def baterias(var, val): # Las baterías tienen que tener al menos dos sistemas conectados: Lasers, Cabinas de tripulantes, Escudos y Sistemas de vida extraterrestre.
    if ('Baterias') in val[0]:
        return (val.count('Lasers') + val.count('Cabinas de tripulantes') + val.count('Escudos') + val.count('Sistemas de vida extraterrestres')) >= 2
    return True

def usar_todos(var, val): # Usar todos los modulos
    return len(set(val)) == 7

for a in variables: # Por pedido de Fisa hago esta restricción unaria.
    restricciones.append((a, ubicacion_motores))

for a in vecinos:
    restricciones.append((a, modulos_diferentes))
    #restricciones.append((a, ubicacion_motores))
    restricciones.append((a, cabinas_motores))
    restricciones.append((a, baterias_lasers))
    restricciones.append((a, sist_cabinas))
    restricciones.append((a, sist_escudos))
    restricciones.append((a, bahias_cabinas))
    restricciones.append((a, baterias))

restricciones.append((variables, usar_todos))

def resolver(metodo_busqueda, iteraciones):
    problem = CspProblem(variables, dominios, restricciones)
    if metodo_busqueda == 'backtrack':
        resultado = backtrack(problem = problem)
        grabar('1', resultado, iteraciones = iteraciones)
        return resultado
        #def backtrack(problem, variable_heuristic='', value_heuristic='', inference=True):
    if metodo_busqueda == 'min_conflicts':
        resultado = min_conflicts(problem = problem, iterations_limit = iteraciones)
        #print iteraciones, resultado
        grabar('2', resultado, iteraciones = iteraciones)
        return resultado
        #def min_conflicts(problem, initial_assignment=None, iterations_limit=0):

def grabar(busqueda, valor, iteraciones):
	archi=open('entrega_2.txt','a')
	archi.write('{}:{}\n'.format(busqueda, valor, iteraciones))
	archi.close()

def validar(resultado):
    print resultado
    for ab in resultado.items():
        if ab[1] == 'Motores' and ab[0] not in ('O','P','Q','M','N','E','F'): # Los motores solo pueden ubicarse en los slots traseros o en los 4 slots laterales
            print 'Hay motores en posiciones incorrectas', ab
        resultad = []
        for z in nodos_conectados(ab):
            resultad.append(resultado[z])
            if ab[1] == 'Baterias' and resultado[z] == 'Lasers': # No puede haber baterías conectadas a lasers
                print 'Hay Baterias conectadas a Lasers', ab, z
            if ab[1] == 'Lasers' and resultado[z] == 'Baterias':
                print 'Hay Lasers conectadas a Baterias', ab, z
            if ab[1] == 'Cabinas para tripulantes' and resultado[z] == 'Motores':
                print 'La cabina estan conectada a un motor', ab, z
            if ab[1] == 'Motores' and resultado[z] == 'Cabinas para tripulantes':
                print 'La Motores estan conectados a una cabina', ab, z
            if ab[1] == 'Escudos' and resultado[z] == 'Sistemas de vida extraterrestres':
                print 'Los escudos estan conectados con los Sistemas de vida extraterrestres', ab, z
            if ab[1] == 'Sistemas de vida extraterrestres' and resultado[z] == 'Escudos':
                print 'Los Sistemas de vida extraterrestres estan conectados con escudos', ab, z

        if ab[1] == 'Sistemas de vida extraterrestres' and resultad.count('Cabinas para tripulantes') == 0 :
            print 'Los Sistemas de vida extraterrestres no tienen conectado ninguna cabina', ab
        if ab[1] == 'Bahias de carga' and resultad.count('Cabinas para tripulantes') == 0 :
            print 'Las bahias de carga no estan conectados a una Cabina para tripulantes', ab
        if ab[1] == 'Baterias' and (resultad.count('Lasers') + resultad.count('Cabinas para tripulantes') + resultad.count('Escudos') + resultad.count('Sistemas de vida extraterrestres')) <= 1:
            print 'Las baterias tienen conectados menos de 2 sistemas necesarios', ab
        if ab[1] in resultad:
            print 'Hay 2 modulos iguales conectados entre si', ab
    print 'Validaciones terminadas.'

def nodos_conectados(nodo):
    for a in vecinos:
        if a[0] == nodo[0][0]:
            return a[1:]

if __name__ == '__main__':
    archi=open('entrega_2.txt','w')
    p = CspProblem(variables, dominios, restricciones)
    validar(resolver('backtrack', iteraciones = None))
  #  for a in range(1,10):
 #       validar(resolver('min_conflicts', iteraciones= 500))

if __name__ != '__main__':
    archi=open('entrega_2.txt','w')


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Q: Sqlite for Windows Runtime and the Designer I came to a point where I do not find any solution. I am trying to get data from an SQLite Table, which works and the table is copied at first run. But I need to reference the "SQLite for Windows Runtime Extension". But this Extension only works on a ARM Build Process.
But if I want to place my UserControl elements, which get their input from my DB-Wrapper I do not get the Designer to work, because in ARM-Build-Mode the Designer isn't available and in the "Any-CPU"-Mode I get exceptions saying that my UserControl Views could not be found in the Namespace and the SQLite lib does not seem to work on x86/x64.
Has anybody any hints for me?
Ok Figured out another strange behaviour, if I select Any-CPU my VeriableGridView is not found in the Namespace, but if I select ARM-Archtecture it is found...


"Tessa Packard has fast become known as a jeweller who creates irreverent, highly imaginative pieces with relentlessly surprising points of reference, be it ancient Aztec architecture or retro penny sweets. Her mood boards and workbooks are almost as much of a visual treat as her actual jewels, which goes to show how much thought and work she puts into the design process - a mark of a true designer if ever there was one."
Inspired by Victorian curiosity cabinets, juxtaposition and all things whimsical, Tessa Packard's fine jewellery collections aim to build alternative worlds in miniature, where unique storytelling and quintessential British eccentricity sit at the heart of her sculptural constructions.
Alongside her bi-annual collections, Tessa also works all year round on bespoke commissions, both on behalf of private individuals as well as larger corporate clients. She has recently expanded her repertoire to explore objet d'art, which draws direct inspiration from her second love: the natural world and the great outdoors.
When not riding horses or playing in puddles Tessa can be found at her London Chelsea showroom, which she opened with the help of her brilliant team in late 2017. Designed and decorated like a Victorian study, complete with taxidermy, art, collected curiosities and found objects, it has fast become known as one of the city's best curated spaces for those who wish they lived in the Natural History Museum.
As strong believer in British industry, Tessa made the decision to have all her jewellery manufactured and hand-finished by workshops in the UK, and still continues to do so to this day.


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Beranda > Tentang Kami > Our People
The competence of people is paramount to the achievement of operational excellence. Right from the start DSLNG has sought to attract and develop the very best people to achieve its operational goals.
The overall LNG value chain includes gas production, processing, liquefaction, storage, transportation, re-gasification and distribution to consumers.
DSLNG plays its part in the value chain from the time when the plant (or liquefaction facility) receives processed natural gas from the upstream gas producers. In the LNG plant this gas is further processed by cooling it to about 160 degrees celsius below zero which turns it into a liquid (LNG) so it can be stored in the tank and then shipped. The LNG is then loaded onto specially designed tankers and shipped to customers thousands of kilometers away.
To keep the value chain intact, DSLNG's human resources must achieve the highest level of performance and competency because links of the value chain are dependant on each other.
The LNG business is an international business that combines the resources and capabilities of people and companies from around the world to achieve "best practice" performance. Hence, the DSLNG's workforce itself is multi-national with the vast majority coming from Banggai Regency, Sulawesi, and other parts of Indonesia.


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The Official Teaser For That 90s Show Has Arrived
Jeffrey Bowie Jr. 2 months ago
Credit: That 90's Show
Hello Wisconsin! That's right, after teasing fans for over a year, That 90's Show is almost here. The official synopsis follows Leia Forman, the love child of Eric Forman and Donna Pinciotti (Yep, they knocked boots), and she forms bonds with other teenagers. At the same time, she spent the summer of 1995 with her grandparents, Red and Kitty, in Point Place, Wisconsin, 15+ 1/2 years after the events of That 70's Show concluded on December 31, 1979. That also means it will completely ignore That 80's Show, so don't expect to see Corey, Katie, or anyone else from that failed spin-off.
Kitty and Red look like they haven't aged a day. Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp remain entertaining as ever and haven't lost a beat. The best jokes come from those characters. Unfortunately, I hate to be a negative Nancy, but the cast feels like a baby version of the original '70s cast. It also seems heavily woke. Of course, I won't judge the show as this is simply the trailer, but I wasn't feeling anyone outside of Kitty and Red. We don't get much from anyone other than Leia Forman. Hopefully, I'm wrong, and this show is truly unique. However, it does come from the original team from That 70's Show, who has more hits than misses.
In terms of the original cast, Topher Grace, Laura Prepon, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Wilmer Valderrama are expected to return in some capacity, though it's unknown when and how deep their roles will be. It will likely just be a cameo, but that's pure speculation. The critical thing here is that the writers should establish the personalities and characters of the new cast first instead of relying on the old names to boost the show. Nostalgia is great, but the new show needs to thrive without relying on the original cast members. If you're wondering about Danny Masterson, he's not returning. Masterson's career is likely over, given that the sexual allegation charges could land him in prison for 45 years plus. There's no word whether the show will acknowledge Hyde or ignore him. Likely, there will be a line of dialogue stating that Hyde's either dead or in prison.
Sadly, Eric Foreman's sister – Lisa Robin Kelly – passed away in 2013; She was excellent in her role as Laurie, and she and Grace had great chemistry as brother and sister. Tanya Roberts is also in the same boat as the actress passed away in 2021. She initially left the series in season three to care for her terminally ill husband, Barry Roberts. She and Bob (Don Stark) were another bright spot in the original series. Stark's appearance in the show has yet to be confirmed. It would make sense, given the fact that he's the grandfather of Leia Forman, and it wouldn't be a surprise if he made a cameo, though it doesn't seem as if he's a permanent cast member. The promotion for the upcoming Netflix series is gearing up, and Kurtwood Smith talked to Looper about his feelings regarding his return to the iconic role that helped put him on the map:
"I guess the number one thing [I'm happy about] would be getting to play Red Forman again. Number two would be playing opposite Debra Jo Rupp as Kitty Forman. Then beyond that, there are original people from the show in terms of writers – three of the creators of this show were from the original show. [All of this] should make it a fascinating project."
That 90's Show is scheduled to debut on January 19, 2023.
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The discovery of water vapour in the atmospheres of three exoplanets includes the most precise measurement of any chemical in a planet outside the solar system, and has major implications for planet formation and the search for water on Earth-like habitable exoplanets in future.
A team of astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have gone looking for water vapour in the atmospheres of three planets orbiting stars similar to the Sun – and have come up nearly dry.
The three planets, HD 189733b, HD 209458b, and WASP-12b, are between 60 and 900 light-years away, and are all gas giants known as 'hot Jupiters.' These worlds are so hot, with temperatures between 900 to 2200 degrees Celsius, that they are ideal candidates for detecting water vapour in their atmospheres.
However, the three planets have only one-tenth to one-thousandth the amount of water predicted by standard planet formation theories. The best water measurement, for the planet HD 209458b, was between 4 and 24 parts per million. The results raise new questions about how exoplanets form and highlight the challenges in searching for water on Earth-like exoplanets in the future. The findings are published today (24 July) in the journal Astrophysical Journal Letters.
Dr Madhusudhan and his collaborators used near-infrared spectra of the planetary atmospheres observed with the Hubble Space Telescope as the planets were passing in front of their parent stars as viewed from Earth. Absorption features from water vapour in the planetary atmosphere are superimposed on the small amount of starlight that passes through the planetary atmosphere before reaching the telescope. The planetary spectrum is obtained by determining the variation in the stellar spectrum caused due to the planetary atmosphere and is then used to estimate the amount of water vapour in the planetary atmosphere using sophisticated computer models and statistical techniques.
The currently accepted theory on how giant planets in our solar system formed is known as core accretion, in which a planet is formed around the young star in a protoplanetary disc made primarily of hydrogen, helium, and particles of ices and dust composed of other chemical elements. The dust particles stick to each other, eventually forming larger and larger grains. The gravitational forces of the disc draw in these grains and larger planetesimals until a solid core forms. This core then leads to runaway accretion of both planetesimals and gas to eventually form a giant planet.
This theory predicts that the proportions of the different elements in the planet are enhanced relative to those in their star, especially oxygen, which is supposed to be the most enhanced. Once a giant planet forms, its atmospheric oxygen is expected to be largely in the form of water. Therefore, the very low levels of water vapour found by this research raise a number of questions about the chemical ingredients that lead to planet formation.
The new discovery also highlights some major challenges in the search for the exoplanet 'holy grail' – an exoplanet with a climate similar to Earth, a key characteristic of which is the presence of liquid water.
"These very hot planets with large atmospheres orbit some of our nearest stars, making them the best possible candidates for measuring water levels, and yet the levels we found were much lower than expected," said Dr Madhusudhan. "These results show just how challenging it could be to detect water on Earth-like exoplanets in our search for potential life elsewhere." Instruments on future telescopes searching for biosignatures may need to be designed with a higher sensitivity to account for the possibility of planets being significantly drier than predicted.
The researchers also considered the possibility that clouds may be responsible for obscuring parts of the atmospheres, thereby leading to the low observed water levels. However, such an explanation requires heavy cloud particles to be suspended too high in the atmosphere to be physically plausible for all the planets in the study.
Other authors of the paper are Dr Nicolas Crouzet of the Dunlap Institute at the University of Toronto, and Dr Peter McCullough of the Space Telescope Science Institute and Johns Hopkins University.
The work was supported by NASA through a grant from the Space Telescope Science Institute, which is operated by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc.


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How Albert Einstein's Brain Worked
by Molly Edmonds
Unsolved Mystery: What Sandra Witelson Discovered
No word on what impact Einstein's brain had on his hairstyle.
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Dr. Diamond's work had received tremendous press coverage, only to be exposed as critically flawed in execution. In 1996, a University of Alabama researcher named Britt Anderson published another study on Einstein's brain with much less hullaballoo. Anderson had discovered that Einstein's frontal cortex was much thinner than normal, but that it was more densely packed with neurons [source: Hotz]. Anderson told Thomas Harvey that a researcher at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, had been studying whether a more tightly packed cortex might explain differences in men's and women's brains. While men's brains were bigger, women's brains had the neurons packed tightly together, which may mean they can communicate more quickly.
Harvey took the name of that researcher and sent her a one-line fax: "Would you be willing to collaborate with me on studying the brain of Albert Einstein?" [source: Hotz]. Dr. Sandra Witelson, the researcher at McMaster, answered back in the affirmative. What Witelson had going for her that other researchers did not was a large collection of brains with IQs, general health and psychiatric state accounted for. There would be no confusion about the control group, as there was with Diamond's work -- the 35 male brains used had an average IQ score of 116, slightly higher than normal (Witelson used 56 female brains for comparison as well). For decades, Witelson had been working with doctors and nurses to acquire brains for her research. She would be able to conduct the largest study of this kind.
Harvey went to Canada with the brain, and Witelson was allowed to select nearly a fifth of it for study -- more than any other researcher had been allowed before [source: Altman]. She selected pieces of the temporal and parietal lobes, and she also pored over the photographs Harvey had commissioned of the brain at the time of Einstein's death. She noticed that Einstein's Sylvian fissure was largely absent. The Sylvian fissure separates the parietal lobe into two distinct compartments, and without this dividing line, Einstein's parietal lobe was 15 percent wider than the average brain [source: Witelson et al.].
Significantly, the parietal lobe is responsible for skills such as mathematical ability, spatial reasoning and three-dimensional visualization. This seemed to fit in perfectly with how Einstein described his own thought process: "Words do not seem to play any roles," he once said. "[There are] more or less clear images" [source: Wilson]. The man who figured out the theory of relativity by imagining a ride on a light beam through space saw his ideas in pictures and then found the language to describe them [source: Lemonick].
Witelson hypothesizes that the lack of a Sylvian fissure may have allowed the brain cells to crowd in closer to one another, which in turn enabled them to communicate much faster than normal. This brain structure may also have had something to do with Einstein's delayed speech development, which raises questions about whether it's helpful to know this sort of information about yourself. If Einstein had known that his brain was different, maybe even flawed, would he have pursued academics?
At this point, scientists don't know enough about how the brain works to know if Witelson's work is accurate, though it's the going theory at the moment. For all visible purposes, Einstein's brain seems perfectly normal, if not a little damaged, with nothing that would immediately indicate any great genius. We may not know anything until there's another equivalent genius brain to study; perhaps Einstein can't be compared to average brains.
Harvey never gave up on his belief that the brain would reveal something special. Near the end of his life, after carting the brain around the country, he returned to the place from which he had taken it: Princeton Hospital. He gave the brain to the man who had his old pathology job; writer Michael Paterniti, who accompanied Harvey on one cross-country trip with the brain, hypothesized in the book "Driving With Mr. Albert" that Harvey picked someone who represented a sort of reincarnation of Harvey himself, something that the pathologist in question also acknowledges. "Well then, he's free now," the man told Paterniti of Harvey's choice, "and I'm shackled" [source: Paterniti]. If Einstein's brain ever truly reveals its secrets, Harvey won't be here to see it; he died in 2007 at the age of 94. Einstein and the mystery of his brain, however, live on.
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