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{- sv2v
 - Author: Zachary Snow <zach@zachjs.com>
 -
 - Conversion for checking and standardizing port declarations
 -
 - Non-ANSI style port declarations can be split into two separate declarations.
 - Section 23.2.2.1 of IEEE 1800-2017 defines rules for determining the
 - resulting details of such declarations. This conversion is part of the
 - initial phases to avoid requiring that downstream conversions handle these
 - unusual otherwise conflicting declarations.
 -
 - To avoid creating spurious conflicts for redeclared ports, this conversion is
 - also responsible for defaulting variable ports to `logic`.
 -}

module Convert.PortDecl (convert) where

import Data.List (intercalate, (\\))
import Data.Maybe (mapMaybe)

import Convert.Traverse
import Language.SystemVerilog.AST

convert :: [AST] -> [AST]
convert = map $ traverseDescriptions traverseDescription

traverseDescription :: Description -> Description
traverseDescription (Part attrs extern kw liftetime name ports items) =
    Part attrs extern kw liftetime name ports items'
    where items' = convertPorts name ports items
traverseDescription (PackageItem item) =
    PackageItem $ convertPackageItem item
traverseDescription other = other

convertPackageItem :: PackageItem -> PackageItem
convertPackageItem (Function l t x decls stmts) =
   Function l t x (convertTFDecls decls) stmts
convertPackageItem (Task l x decls stmts) =
   Task l x (convertTFDecls decls) stmts
convertPackageItem other = other

convertPorts :: Identifier -> [Identifier] -> [ModuleItem] -> [ModuleItem]
convertPorts name ports items
    | not (null name) && not (null extraPorts) =
        error $ "declared ports " ++ intercalate ", " extraPorts
            ++ " are not in the port list of " ++ name
    | otherwise =
        map traverseItem items
    where
        portDecls = mapMaybe (findDecl True ) items
        dataDecls = mapMaybe (findDecl False) items
        extraPorts = map fst portDecls \\ ports

        -- rewrite a declaration if necessary
        traverseItem :: ModuleItem -> ModuleItem
        traverseItem (MIPackageItem (Decl decl))
            | Variable d _ x _ e <- decl = rewrite decl (combineIdent x) d x e
            | Net  d _ _ _ x _ e <- decl = rewrite decl (combineIdent x) d x e
            | otherwise = MIPackageItem $ Decl decl
        traverseItem (MIPackageItem item) =
            MIPackageItem $ convertPackageItem item
        traverseItem other = other

        -- produce the combined declaration for a port, if it has one
        combineIdent :: Identifier -> Maybe Decl
        combineIdent x = do
            portDecl <- lookup x portDecls
            dataDecl <- lookup x dataDecls
            Just $ combineDecls portDecl dataDecl

-- wrapper for convertPorts enabling its application to task or function decls
convertTFDecls :: [Decl] -> [Decl]
convertTFDecls =
    map unwrap . convertPorts "" [] . map wrap
    where
        wrap :: Decl -> ModuleItem
        wrap = MIPackageItem . Decl
        unwrap :: ModuleItem -> Decl
        unwrap item = decl
            where MIPackageItem (Decl decl) = item

-- given helpfully extracted information, update the given declaration
rewrite :: Decl -> Maybe Decl -> Direction -> Identifier -> Expr -> ModuleItem
-- implicitly-typed output ports default to `logic` in SystemVerilog
rewrite (Variable Output (Implicit sg rs) x a e) Nothing _ _ _ =
    MIPackageItem $ Decl $ Variable Output (IntegerVector TLogic sg rs) x a e
-- not a relevant port declaration
rewrite decl Nothing _ _ _ =
    MIPackageItem $ Decl decl
-- turn the non-ANSI style port and data declarations into fully-specified ports
-- and optional continuous assignments, respectively
rewrite _ (Just combined) d x e
    | d /= Local =
        MIPackageItem $ Decl combined
    | e /= Nil =
        Assign AssignOptionNone (LHSIdent x) e
    | otherwise =
        MIPackageItem $ Decl $ CommentDecl $ "combined with " ++ x

-- combine the two declarations defining a non-ANSI style port
combineDecls :: Decl -> Decl -> Decl
combineDecls portDecl dataDecl
    | eP /= Nil =
        mismatch "invalid initialization at port declaration"
    | aP /= aD =
        mismatch "different unpacked dimensions"
    | rsP /= rsD =
        mismatch "different packed dimensions"
    | otherwise =
        base (tf rsD) ident aD Nil
    where

        -- signed if *either* declaration is marked signed
        sg = if sgP == Signed || sgD == Signed
            then Signed
            else Unspecified

        -- the port cannot have a variable or net type
        Implicit sgP rsP = case tP of
            Implicit{} -> tP
            _ -> mismatch "redeclaration"

        -- pull out the base type, signedness, and packed dimensions
        (tf, sgD, rsD) = case tD of
            Implicit        s r -> (IntegerVector TLogic sg, s, r )
            IntegerVector k s r -> (IntegerVector k      sg, s, r )
            IntegerAtom   k s   -> (\[] -> IntegerAtom k s , s, [])
            -- TODO: other basic types may be worth supporting here
            _ -> mismatch "non-ANSI port declaration with unsupported data type"

        -- extract the core components of each declaration
        Variable dir tP ident aP eP = portDecl
        (base, tD, aD) = case dataDecl of
            Variable Local t _ a _ -> (Variable dir, t, a)
            Net  Local n s t _ a _ -> (Net  dir n s, t, a)
            _ -> undefined -- not possible given findDecl

        -- helpful error message utility
        mismatch :: String -> a
        mismatch msg = error $ "declarations `" ++ p portDecl ++ "` and `"
            ++ p dataDecl ++ "` are incompatible due to " ++ msg
            where p = init . show

-- used to build independent lists of port and data declarations
findDecl :: Bool -> ModuleItem -> Maybe (Identifier, Decl)
findDecl isPort (MIPackageItem (Decl decl))
    | Variable d _ x _ _ <- decl, (d /= Local) == isPort = Just (x, decl)
    | Net  d _ _ _ x _ _ <- decl, (d /= Local) == isPort = Just (x, decl)
findDecl _ _ = Nothing

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Is it Time to Cash in on Nearly £90bn in Corporate Dividends?
CategoriesInvesting, News Nicholas SayPosted on September 18, 2018
The last decade has been rough for savers. Savings rates have been pegged at a near-zero level, which has made the market difficult for fixed income investors. It all goes back to the crash in 2008, and the decisions that central banks made to bail-out the financial system with astronomical amounts of new money. Now it looks like some big dividends could be coming, but is this the right time to invest?
Read: The Great Recession: What Caused the 2008 Financial Crisis?
History lessons aside, the same cheap money that saved banks also helped massive corporations to grow. According to recent research commissioned by The Mail on Sunday, there will be almost £90 billion paid out in dividends by the 100 largest publicly listed companies in the UK this year. Dividend paying shares have been a great place to be since 2008.
With a big payday in the cards, investors could be wondering if this is the time to buy into an enormous corporate payday. While no doubt alluring, investors should be careful about chasing dividend in the share market. Unlike bonds, companies can change the amount they pay as a dividend at any time. There are also other factors that can make a dividend play in the share market lose its lustre.
A Look at the Valuations
1 A Look at the Valuations
2 Time to Buy for Dividends?
3 A Few Companies Worth Researching
The 100 largest publicly traded companies in the UK are more commonly known as the FTSE 100. Like many global indices the FTSE 100 has eclipsed the highs it set in the heady days of 2007, leading some to question if shares are overvalued. The past decade has seen a move towards more concentration of value in fewer companies. In the case of the FTSE 100, Royal Dutch Shell (RDSB) and BP (BP) now comprise more than 20% of the entire FTSE 100.
Unlike some of the major tech companies that have pushed valuations up on the US's NASDAQ, RDSB is trading at less than 12 times its trailing earnings. Depending on how you want to compare it with prior equity prices, that isn't anything close to being a bubble. The same thing is roughly true for the entire FTSE 100, which has been hovering around 13 times its trailing earnings all year.
In very plain language, this means that the market probably isn't overvalued, which makes the 6% dividend that RDSB is currently offering all the more attractive. In fact, RDSB is only trading at a touch over 11 times trailing earnings. BP is also offering a similar dividend yield, though it is trading at more than 30 times earnings, which is more than double the level of the FTSE 100.
Read: What is the FTSE 100 Index? Complete Beginner's Guide
Time to Buy for Dividends?
For investors that want to add some income to their portfolio, some of the larger names on the FTSE 100 could make sense. There are other sectors that are offering 5%+ dividends, and this list from MorningstarUK expands on other companies that could make sense for a yield-starved portfolio.
There are no guarantees that a company will continue to pay a dividend, and it is also important to decide why a company belongs in a portfolio. For younger investors, some of the companies that are paying healthy dividends today could make sense as a long-term investment. For others, buying shares before the dividend date could make sense, with a plan to sell them after they recover from the ex-dividend sell-off, or if a certain level is breached on the downside.
A Few Companies Worth Researching
Interest rates are probably going to stay low for at least another year or two. If yield is your goal, these companies could have a place in your portfolio. Dividend plays are rarely exciting, but they can help you pad your savings pot with some extra pounds. BT Group (BT.A), formerly British Telecom, is far from a share market darling.
BT shares have been on a multi-year decline, but they are offering a substantial dividend at the moment. With a forward p/e of just over 10, and a dividend yield of more then 6%, BT Group could make sense for long-term investors who want to see some direct returns on their money.
Rio Tinto (RIO) is another company that produces basic materials, and they are offering their shareholders a 6%+ dividend as well. Rio has a long history of creating value in both good and bad markets. Like most of the major diversified miners, it is currently trading at a lower valuation than the broad market. With a trailing p/e of around 8, and a solid dividend, Rio shares could be a good place to be over the next few years for income-minded investors.
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DIS establishes 1st M S Dhoni Cricket Academy
By KR Desk on 1:30 am October 3, 2020 No Comment
SRINAGAR: Doon International School(DIS) Srinagar is now enlisted as an affiliated training center under the aegis of M S Dhoni Cricket Academy with other 25 centers across the country, a statement issued by the school claimed.
" By the opening of Academy it will provide a rare opportunity and a coaching venue for the neighborhood society to groom young cricketing talents in Kashmir under the supervision of expert coaches and the legendry master M S Dhoni, for the first time, the statement read."
The schedule of the first phase of the training session under the care and guidance of renowned experts will commence from the month of April 2021 in the school premises. Upon successful completion of the first set of training; student-trainees will be sent for second course of specialized coaching to the main MS Dhoni cricket academy at Chennai.
Meanwhile, the ground and the training facilitiesin the school campus will soon get a face lift under the direct supervision of experts from M S Dhoni cricket academy, Chennai.
School management, in spite of the intimidating hurdlesaffecting educationdue to pandemic, has gone overboard in spending huge sum of money to initiate a unique sporting venture to enable a long-cherished dream get nourished in reality, in cricket loving students of the region.
According to the statement chairman DIS, Showkat Hussain Khan is leaving no stone unturned to promote sporting excellence in cricket in the valley. He also has a very laudable intention of catering training opportunity for young players of the locality and ready to provide sports scholarships to promising young cricketers being trained in the school campus besides his own school students.
In spite of all odds, the school brings the techniques and maneuversof the " the master hitting helicopter shots" at the learners' door steps.
The statement further reads "DIS Srinagar truly has become instrumental in bringing a new phase of mental-cum- physical transformation in the life of the young Kashmiri students and in creating a new land mark in the school development venture."
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Position: Certification Specialist- Dairy & Livestock
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Kyla graduated from UVM in 2008 with a B.S in Environmental Science, focusing on Conservation Biology. After graduating she apprenticed on an organic vegetable farm which sparked her passion for sustainable agriculture. Afterwards, she worked for an organic dairy in Addison County and fell in love with cows and dairying. Kyla has spent the last 5 years in California working for a large organic dairy and smaller family owned farms as a farmer, administrative assistant and event planner.
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Position: Finance Director
Kirsten has worked with NOFA since 1989 in various roles and for the past 15 years has been NOFA Vermont's Financial Manager. She has a BS in Forestry from West Virginia University and a Masters in Plant & Soil Science from the University of Vermont. She spent two years in Peace Corps in Ecuador working in agroforestry where she fell in love with the culture and language. She currently lives in Richmond, Vermont, with her husband, cat, and flock of hens, and can often be found tending her garden.
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Position: Development & Engagement Director
Erin joined NOFA-VT's team in 2011, overseeing NOFA-VT's direct marketing and community food security programs. She is also a part of NOFA-VT's Farm to Institution programs team. She has been working and volunteering in a variety of capacities on food systems and sustainable agriculture issues in Vermont since 2005, including building and managing community gardens and managing a farmers market. In 2011, Erin completed her master's degree in Community Development and Applied Economics at The University of Vermont, focusing on farm-to-school programs' effects on children's fruit and vegetable consumption. While not at work, Erin enjoys living and working on her family's homestead; preserving, cooking and eating yummy local foods; and being crafty.
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Position: Education & Engagement Manager
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Position: Farm Business Advisor
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Position: Certification Director
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Position: Policy Director
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Position: Communications Manager
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Position: Farmer Services Director
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Laura Nunziata
Position: Quality Assurance Specialist
Laura has worked for NOFA-VT's organic certification program since May of 2010, taking a brief hiatus during 2016. She started here as the Certification Program Assistant, worked for 4 years as the Processing Certification Specialist, and is now the Quality Assurance Specialist. In 2001, she earned her degree in Landscape Development and Ornamental Horticulture from Vermont Technical College. She lives in Williston where she loves to focus her energy on raising a family and studying traditional nutrition and wellness.
Grace Oedel
Position: Executive Director
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Position: Market Development Manager
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Winston worked at Green Mountain Coffee Roasters / Keurig for 24 years, starting out as a part-time barista in the Factory Outlet in Waterbury, Vt and ending as the Farmer Relations Manager, working with coffee farmers all over the world. He has a BA in French from Davidson College and ended up living two years in France - one as a student and one as a high school teacher. With his wife and two young kids, they have a small farm in Duxbury with a sprawling garden, sheep, apple trees, and blueberries.
Brian Shevrin
Brian graduated from Green Mountain College in 2014 with a B.A. in Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems. In the years before, during, and after his studies Brian worked on a variety of vegetable, livestock, maple, and processing operations in Massachusetts and Vermont, with a focus on organic vegetable farming. Brian spends his time outside of the office biking, kayaking, and obsessing over food & cooking.
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Jaime joined the NOFA-VT farmer services team with a passion for local food systems and sustainable agriculture. She has a B.S. is Business Administration from Boston University and has worked conducting research on responsible investing practices, as well as spent time on urban farms in Boston, and small diversified vegetable and livestock farms in Vermont. She currently serves on the board of directors for Metta Earth Institute. Jaime is also a Kripalu-certified yoga teacher, and enjoys studying and practicing herbalism, gardening, and spending time outdoors with her pup Hemlock. She splits her time between Vermont and Somerville, MA.
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Position: VOF Office & Database Manager
Alice graduated from Green Mountain College with a BA in environmental studies focusing on environmental education. She worked as staff at summer camps in northern Vermont during and after college. She spent time at Vermont Soap doing various jobs and projects, including submitting their organic certification application. Alice is on the organizing board for two Contra Dances in northern Vermont, and is learning how to teach and call dances.
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Gregg earned a BS in Biology from the University of New Hampshire and earned his teaching certificate after completion of a post baccalaureate program at Rhode Island College. He taught high school science in Rhode Island for eight years before moving to Vermont in 2003. Gregg completed an apprenticeship program at Cedar Circle Farm in East Thetford, and most recently was the farm manager at Merck Forest and Farmland Center in Rupert, VT.
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Position: Office Manager
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With less than 50 days until winter, the temperatures are dropping and on site for the NEW $4.2 Million Leichhardt Quad Chairlift is full steam ahead! The construction team has been busy preparing for the arrival of the new lift towers and as soon as they arrived it was Go! Go! Go!
So, what has been happening? Extensive work on top station has the unload area taking shape. Top and Bottom Station Masts that house the new chairlifts Bull Wheels have also been constructed.
Over the past couple of weeks new chairlift towers, Bull Wheels & other components have arrived.
These lift componenets are make specifically to size & shipped directly to Perisher from Doppelmayr.
From here the parts are unloaded & assembled on-site at Perisher.
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Both crane and helicopter services have been used to install the 6 new lift towers.
Once the tower is standing tall, the Cross-head (where the cable sits) is installed onto the top of the tower. It's all really fast paced and exciting stuff!
Towers 5 & 6 were transported to top station via truck and lifted into place using crane.
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Positive agreement received for approval of AXANUM (low-dose ASA/esomeprazole) in Europe
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AstraZeneca today announced that AXANUM, a fixed dose combination of 81 mg low-dose ASA (acetylsalicylic acid) and 20 mg esomeprazole, has received positive agreement for approval in 23 European Union member countries and in Norway. AXANUM is indicated for prevention of cardiovascular (CV) events such as heart attack or stroke, in high-risk CV patients in need of daily low-dose ASA treatment and who are at risk of gastric ulcers.
Low-dose ASA (commonly known as aspirin) is recommended mainstay therapy for patients with high-risk for cardiovascular events. About one third of these patients are also at increased risk of stomach ulcer. Low-dose ASA further increases the risk for gastric ulcers and gastrointestinal bleeding. In fact, the most common reason for stopping low-dose ASA treatment is upper gastrointestinal problems. The consequences of interrupting low-dose ASA treatment can be severe, increasing the risk of a heart attack or stroke as early as eight to 10 days later.
AXANUM is the only medicine that ensures every single pill of low-dose ASA comes with built-in protection against gastric ulcers. That means AXANUM has the potential to provide continuous CV protection in this patient population.
The EU decision took place under the decentralised procedure (DCP), with Germany acting as reference member state. This process is now followed by national approvals and local pricing and reimbursement discussions.
Tony Zook, Executive Vice President of AstraZeneca's Global Commercial Organisation said: "AstraZeneca has had some significant regulatory approvals this year, and we're pleased with this positive agreement for AXANUM in Europe. We will now work with relevant health authorities to secure reimbursement decisions and get onto formularies to bring this medicine to patients as soon as possible."
About AXANUM
AXANUM once-daily pill is a combination of low-dose ASA 81mg and esomeprazole 20mg. Esomeprazole, which is the active ingredient in the proton pump inhibitor (PPI) Nexium, is approved for the risk reduction of peptic ulcer development in low-dose ASA patients and is the only PPI approved for the risk reduction of re-bleeding in peptic ulcer bleed patients.
AstraZeneca submitted a Marketing Authorisation Application in the EU via the Decentralised Procedure for AXANUM on 30 April 2009. The EU Concerned Member States include: Austria; Belgium, Denmark, Luxemburg, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Greece, Finland, France, Italy, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia and Norway. The Member States will now work to pursue pricing/reimbursement and national approvals.
About the OBERON Study
The data from the OBERON trial, a double-blind, randomised, prospective analysis of 2426 patients, revealed that esomeprazole 20mg reduced the cumulative proportion of patients with peptic ulcers after 26 weeks of treatment by 85%.
About the ASTERIX Study
Data from the ASTERIX study, a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled of 992 patients, reported that Nexium 20 mg once daily was significantly more effective than placebo in preventing gastric and/or duodenal ulcers and associated upper GI problems in this patient group.
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This Month in NASA History: Ulysses Begins Journey
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An artist impression of Ulysses spacecraft at Jupiter. Ulysses used Jupiter's powerful gravity to hurl it out of the Plane of the Ecliptic so it could study the polar regions of the Sun.
Credit: ESA/NASA/JPL-Caltech
Kevin Wilcox
Crew of STS-41 launches spacecraft on out-of-ecliptic mission to the Sun.
In the early 1970s, NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) began planning a mission that would send two spacecrafts through Jupiter's gravitational field and on to the Sun, where they would pass over the north and south poles, mapping previously unstudied regions of the Sun and gathering vital data about solar wind, plasma, and the Sun's magnetic field.
The mission would require what is known as an "out-of-ecliptic" orbit, meaning that a spacecraft would operate outside the ecliptic plane in which most major bodies orbit the Sun. Scientists began studying out-of-ecliptic missions at the dawn of the space age, but it took decades to develop the technology to navigate the vast distances required and effectively utilize gravity assists.
By the mid-1970s, however, buoyed by the success of NASA's Pioneer 10 and 11 at Jupiter, there was growing consensus in the scientific community that such a mission could lead to a vast expansion of human understanding about the Sun and the resulting effects it has on Earth's electromagnetic and meteorological conditions.
The Ulysses spacecraft undergoes testing at the vacuum spin-balancing facility at the European Space Research and Technology Centre in Noordwijk, the Netherlands.
Credit: NASA/JSC
As planning progressed, the mission was pared to a single spacecraft, provided by ESA and built by Dornier Systems in Germany. NASA provided the radioisotope thermoelectric generator that powered the spacecraft and launch services, including the inertial upper stage and payload-assist module that put the spacecraft on a course for Jupiter. The spacecraft was named Ulysses, an allusion to the protagonist of the Odyssey, who travelled great distances and explored uncharted territory.
Ulysses was at Kennedy Space Center awaiting a May 1986 launch, but it was dismantled and returned to Europe after the Challenger disaster in January 1986. Following the investigation and changes to the shuttle program, it was slated to launch on October 6, 1990, aboard STS-41.
"Well, that was one of our first things, to go over to Europe and meet the European Space Agency people that were building the Ulysses spacecraft," recalled Richard N. Richards, commander of STS-41, in an oral history. "So, we did that, and they were a great bunch. …[Ulysses] was a small thing. … You could literally go out there and pick it up and put it in the back of your pickup truck and drive off with it if you wanted to," he said, were it not for the weight of the nuclear power source.
STS-41 was Richards' second spaceflight. Robert D. Cabana was the pilot. "It was going to be his first flight. …I'd just gone through that, so I was interested to try to make Bob as comfortable as possible. … We had a crew of five. Two of the mission specialists, Bruce [E.] Melnick and Tom [Thomas D.] Akers had never flown before. And the only other seasoned guy I had—he had only flown one flight—was Bill [William M.] Shepherd. So, Bill and I …, with our one great one-flight experience, were the veterans. And the rest of us were rookies. … I was struck by how new this particular crew was," Richards recalled.
STS-41 launched aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery at 7:47 a.m. on October 6, 1990. Early that afternoon, the crew opened the Payload Bay doors and began the complex process that released Ulysses to begin its unprecedented, nearly 19-year voyage to the Sun via Jupiter. Akers was key to the process, operating a series of switches in sequence on a flight deck panel to prepare Ulysses.
A 35mm preset camera on Discovery's middeck captures the traditional in-space portrait of the STS-41 crewmembers. In front are (l.-r.) Astronauts Richard N. Richards, mission commander; and Robert D. Cabana, pilot. In the rear are (l.-r.) Astronauts Thomas D. Akers, Bruce E. Melnick and William M. Shepherd.
"Never forget Tom Akers, quite a guy," Richards recalled. "…We were counting down, and once you start this process, it's an automatic process and you have to get it done. We were at like T-minus deploy, minus maybe four or five minutes, and Tom was down there doing his thing…. And so, [for] four minutes, I had not bothered Tom, not asked him one thing the entire sequence, and he'd thrown all these switches, configured the vehicle. … A couple times in the simulations, he had been late, and so we just said, 'Tom, you know that's a big deal.' "
"So, finally, about four minutes, I'll never forget, I had to ask him, said, 'Tom, how you doing?' And he just turned to me, and he looked up at me, and smiled and said, 'Never had so much time,'" Richards recalled with a laugh. "And I relaxed, and everybody relaxed and so we said, 'Okay, we're okay.' And the spacecraft came out, came out beautifully…"
Ulysses, equipped with a suite of precision instruments to gather data at the Sun as never before, arrived at Jupiter in February 1992. It passed over the Sun's south pole first, in 1994. In 1995, it passed over the Sun's north pole. Ulysses then headed back to Jupiter to begin its second, six-year, out-of-ecliptic orbit around the Sun.
Over a journey that ultimately covered 5.4 billion miles, Ulysses contributed to key discoveries about the Sun, including the presence of an interstellar cloud of dust and gas, the composition of cosmic-ray particles, and revealed that the magnetic field emanating from the sun's poles during the mission was much weaker than expected.
"Over almost two decades of science observations by Ulysses, we have learned a lot more than we expected about our star and the way it interacts with the space surrounding it," said Richard Marsden, Ulysses project scientist and mission manager for the European Space Agency (ESA), in a NASA press release in 2008. "Solar missions have appeared in recent years, but Ulysses is still unique today. Its special point of view over the sun's poles never has been covered by any other mission."
Building on the legacy of Ulysses and previous solar missions, NASA's Parker Solar Probe is making a series of 24, ever-closer orbits around the Sun. It became the first spacecraft to enter the Sun's atmosphere on April 28, 2021, during its eighth flyby. It will pass within 3.83 million miles of the solar surface in 2025. Another spacecraft currently orbiting the Sun is the Solar Orbiter, a joint mission of NASA and ESA. Using gravity assists from Venus and Earth, the Solar Orbiter will eventually travel well outside the ecliptic plane and capture the first images of the Sun's poles taken from high latitudes.
Visit APPEL KS's  Shuttle Era Resources Page to learn more about STS-41 and the other 134 shuttle missions over 30 years, missions that deployed key satellites, repaired the Hubble Space Telescope, enabled important new research, and were instrumental in construction of the International Space Station. The  Shuttle Era Resources Page also contains important resources on the Challenger and Columbia accidents and enduring lessons learned.
Kevin Wilcox is a technical writer for APPEL Knowledge Services.
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July 12, 2022 // by Kevin Wilcox
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Q: What is the shape of a Bartles and Jaymes wine cooler called? I am hoping people can see the geometry in this question, but it's simple, describe in simplest terms the geometry of the bottle, and as a bonus, you must NAME the geometric figure if not already named. Something to keep in mind is that I plan to publish the name of this figure, as well as the mathematical descriptions in my autobiography. I will in no way claim the work original to me, and I will fully credit whichever answer is best. Basically, this description will be in a part when I describe the object given to me rather regularly by a playmate's mother. Basically, she used to get us buzzed all the time, and I never found out until after I joined the Army and saw those exact same wine coolers.
I hope this isn't too far off topic, or that it stays open long enough to get one description of the geometric form. Sorry if this is against policy, but I really feel like there are legit mathematics here, given that the shape is somewhat complex to laymen.
Here is a picture of one of the bottles, though I imagine you would have to get your own bottle to make the measurements. Luckily, the things are delicious after you make your measurements.

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A GROUP of illegal loggers set fire to two bridges in Battambang's Samlot district Monday night after one of their own – a man known simply as "the wood emperor" – was arrested while travelling with a haul of recently felled trees, military officials said.
Hem Sovath, deputy chief of the Thailand-Cambodia Relations Office, said his staff and officials from the provincial Environment Department had arrested Tith Savoeun, 41, a soldier stationed in Royal Cambodian Armed Forces Military Region 5, at 7pm on Monday as he was driving with 4 cubic metres of illegal wood.
had been known locally as "the wood emperor" for "around the past five years".
Three hours after the arrest, he said, a group of illegal loggers burned down one 4-metre-by-6-metre bridge and one 4-metre-by-9-metre bridge in Tatok commune, Samlot district, a move he described as an attempt to throw the authorities off their trail.
"They burned down the bridges on Monday night in a bid to prevent our investigation," he said.
Im Dara, provincial military police deputy chief, also said he suspected the two incidents were related, though he cautioned that this had not yet been proved.
"We don't know the real reason behind the bridge fires for sure, but our first estimation is that the perpetrators are part of the same illegal logging group," he said.
He added that the suspects "might have a stockpile of illegal wood" along the Thai-Cambodian border, an area he said that was rarely visited by Environment Department officials.
Hem Sovath said Tith Savoeun is being held at the provincial Environment Department office, where he faces a fine of US$2,000.
He also said he plans to file a criminal complaint against the suspect.
Am Sam Ath, senior monitor for the rights group Licadho, said most illegal logging operations in the Kingdom were led "by rich and powerful officials".
"This makes it hard for the government to find the mastermind," he said.
"The arrest of the powerful soldier in Battambang is a sign for government officials and illegal businessmen to use caution," he added.


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