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How To Eliminate Single Points Of Failure In Your Systems?
Categories: Network Infrastructure
By Hitesh Patel
There are various kinds of attack that takes place in the Cybersecurity and IT industry. One of them is called the SPOF Attack.
SPOF or Single Point Of Failure is one of the major cyber threats that many companies face. It is very different from other kinds of virus attacks since SPOF attacks are internal instead of external. But what does that mean? Let's find out.
Consider this blog your one-stop guide to SPOF Attacks and how to eliminate them.
What is a Single Point Of Failure?
A single point of failure is a weakness in the design, configuration, or implementation of a system, circuit, or component that creates risk because it might result in a situation where a single malfunction or error causes the entire system to fail. A single point of failure network in a data centre might jeopardize workload availability or perhaps the availability of the entire site, depending on the interdependencies involved in the failure and its location. Security is jeopardized, and productivity and business continuity suffer.
Why SPOFs are not acceptable?
Supply chains, networks, and software applications all require high availability and dependability, therefore single points of failure are unacceptable. In the context of cloud computing, SPOFs are conceivable in both software and hardware configurations.
Audit for single points of failure to make a circuit or system more reliable. The company may then plan to enhance redundancy at each level where a SPOF is currently present. Single components should never be relied upon in highly accessible systems.
How SPOFs can be avoided?
SPOFs can be avoided by using high-availability clusters with both physical and logical redundancy. If one system component fails, another should take its place as soon as possible. For example, even if one site fails, a database in numerous places may be accessed. In cloud architecture, it's critical to spot software faults that might cause disruptions and minimize software-based single points of failure.
Single Point Of Failure Examples:
There are many single point of failure attacks possible in a company. Here are two very commom instances of SPOF threats:
Just One Server
Consider a data centre where a single application is executed on a single server. For the application's availability, the underlying server hardware would be a single point of failure network topology.
The programme would become unstable or crash if the server failed. Users would be unable to use the programme, and data might be lost as a result of this occurrence.
The usage of server clustering technologies can help to alleviate the problem. It would allow a second physical server to execute a duplicate copy of the programme. If the first server fails, the second takes over to maintain application access and avoid the SPOF.
A Single Network Switch
A server cluster with a single network switch is another SPOF scenario. If the switch failed or simply became disconnected from its power source, all servers connected to it would become unreachable to the remainder of the network.
In this scenario, the switch serves as a single point of failure network topology. During a big shift, this might render hundreds of servers and their workloads unusable.
If the primary switch fails, multiple switches and network connections can provide other network routes for associated servers, preventing SPOF.
Now, let's talk about how to analyze if your organization has potential SPOF Attacks.
Single Point Of Failure Analysis
The majority of possible SPOFs are found in data centres, sometimes without the administrators' knowledge. Because only one major system is used, virtually every component in a data centre might be a source of failure. Servers, storage, power equipment, and environmental management systems are among these components.
The loss of a critical system, such as a dedicated server without a backup plan, might cause the organization's operations to be disrupted. The aim is to detect and reduce possible point-of-failure risks before they become a crisis.
The presence of only one system with particular duties is reflected in the majority of SPOFs. The loss of such a system, particularly one that is not fault-tolerant, can cause significant disruption to data centre operations as well as the company's business.
5 Steps to Investigate A SPOF Attack
Examine a data centre map that depicts all of the components and their locations.
Remove floor tiles and other plates that hide equipment and cabling by physically going through the data centre with a flashlight.
Examine the data centre and other portions of the building's network diagrams.
Examine external cables and their entrance points, such as those for power supply and communications.
Make sure the technical schematics are up to date as well; they might be a single point of failure network.
How to Avoid Single Point Of Failure?
The data centre architect is responsible for identifying and correcting single points of failure in the infrastructure architecture. However, robustness comes at a price, such as the expense of adding more servers to a cluster, as well as more switches, network interfaces, and cabling. To avoid each SPOF, architects must assess the requirement for each workload against the expense.
Here, a Single Point Of Failure Risk Assessment can help with the Decision Making:
Single sites of failure that have been assessed to be worth the cost of prevention can be minimised, if not removed entirely.
The following are some strategies for dealing with failure:
Backup systems and software components, as well as redundant systems and software components, protect against the loss of a primary system.
A redundant network cabling system with a second channel or conduit guards against the loss of connections to local carriers and internet service providers.
Load balancers only transmit service requests to servers that are up and running. As a consequence, when numerous servers are used, load balancing minimises the risk of a Single Point Of Failure in business.
Backup power and other electrical systems guard against power outages and occasional power fluctuations, which can cause business disruption. Lightning arrestors and electrical grounding, for example, lower the risk of power surges.
Cybersecurity assaults are lessened by having an up-to-date data security infrastructure. This comprises firewalls with up-to-date database rules and security tools configured and patched for the software level in use.
SPOFs can also be people. For example, if one individual has complete knowledge of a critical system, a company may be susceptible. Employee cross-training is a good idea.
It is vital to assess and analyse your systems and fix any single point of failure. The penalty of not removing single points of failure (master key, SSO, centralized and privileged access, identity, super-admin accounts…) from your company can be devastating.
Hackers can take over your network by becoming super-admins and getting access to all your data and systems leading to the loss of millions of dollars. To be cyber-resilient and minimize the dangers of lateral movement, identity theft, ransomware assaults, and supply-chain attacks, segmentation is essential.
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Let's talk. Our team has expert security engineers that can help protect your systems against any cyber threats including single points of failure.
Hitesh Patel is an engineer turned business owner of WPG Consulting. He is a techie enthusiast who believes in finding creative IT solutions to solve consumer problems.
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What Parents need to know: FAQ "Won't Back Down" & Parent Trigger
On Tuesday, August 14 a Concert called TEACHERS ROCK, presented by Walmart & promoting the movie "Won't Back Down" will be held in LA: with appearances from Carrie Underwood, Meryl Streep, Jennifer Garner, Matthew Morrison, Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, Usher, Maroon 5's Adam Levine and others. On Friday, August 17 the concert will be aired on CBS.
The movie itself, "Won't Back Down," will premiere September 28. This film already has sparked much controversy. Below see an FAQ explaining why. This fact sheet is also available as a downloadable pdf. — Leonie Haimson
I'm hearing there's a lot of controversy about the movie "Won't Back Down." Why? Many people believe the film promotes the privatization of public education and inflames a political climate in which teachers are unjustly disparaged and blamed for the effects of poverty and educational inequity.
What is the movie about? The movie tells the story of a group of parents and teachers who use a "Parent Empowerment" law, better known as the Parent Trigger, to take over a school that is failing their children. Parent Trigger legislation, promoted by the right-wing organization American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), has been passed in several states, including California, Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, and is being considered in others. But while the movie depicts an inspiring story of parental revolt, actual efforts to use the Parent Trigger have been driven by billionaire-funded supporters of privatization, and have sparked acrimony and division. None of these efforts has actually improved a school. [See Beyond the Hype of the Parent Trigger; Just the facts.]
Who is behind the movie? The movie, due to open September 28, is produced by 20th Century Fox, owned by Rupert Murdoch, and Walden Media, owned by Philip Anschutz. Murdoch's right-wing politics are well known. Anschutz is an oil-and-gas billionaire who co-produced the anti-teacher film, "Waiting for 'Superman'." He contributes to organizations that oppose gay rights and support teaching creationism in schools. Anschutz has also donated to Americans for Prosperity, founded by the Koch brothers, which opposes environmental regulations and union rights, and to the political career of Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin.
What does the Parent Trigger law call for? If 51% of parents at a school can be persuaded to sign a petition calling for any of a narrow set of options – either firing all the teaching staff, closing the school, or privatizing the school by turning it over to a charter operator, this must occur. None of these options has any track record of success.
How did the Parent Trigger law originate? The Parent Trigger was first conceived by a LA-based organization called the Parent Revolution, founded by a charter school operator and funded by the Broad, Walton and Gates Foundations. The legislation was introduced in California by then-State Senator Gloria Romero, who now heads the California branch of the pro-privatization organization, Democrats for Education Reform.
Have Parent Trigger laws worked? The first time the "parent trigger" was tried, Parent Revolution sent operatives into Compton CA, to ask parents to sign a petition saying that their local elementary school should be turned into a charter school. Some parents who signed the petition later said they been misled, the effort was mired in lawsuits and ultimately fizzled. More recently, operatives trained and paid by the Parent Revolution urged parents at the Desert Trails School in Adelanto CA to sign two different petitions: one calling for smaller classes and other positive reforms, the other demanding that the school be turned over to a charter operator. After the organizers submitted only the charter petition to the authorities, nearly 100 parents asked to withdraw their signatures. Yet a judge has ruled that parents could not rescind their signatures and the conversion to a charter school should go forward. Even Gloria Romero, the author of the Parent Trigger law, has criticized the organization's tactics, and said that presenting Adelanto parents with two different petitions to sign was "needlessly confusing."
What's wrong with the Parent Trigger? The idea of "choice" has been manipulated by the corporate reformers and spread by groups like ALEC, who seek to use methods such as the Parent Trigger to turn public schools over to privately-managed charters. This is not real choice; nor is it parent empowerment. Most parents want to see their neighborhood public schools strengthened, with small classes and less emphasis on standardized testing. Even Ben Austin, head of the Parent Revolution, has admitted that most parents are not interested in turning their school into a charter, but would rather focus on improving their existing public schools.
But are there other ways to provide better "choices" for parents? There are many ways that districts can provide more and better choices within the public school system, by creating magnet schools and specialized schools that unlike charters, do not drain resources from public schools, privatize public buildings or take decisions out of voters' hands. Why should a public school built with taxpayer funds be given to a private corporation just because 51% of current users signed a petition? If a local firehouse was ineffective in putting out fires, or a police station in fighting crime, would we choose to hand these public services over to a private company, or would we demand that our elected leaders improve them?
What about "parent empowerment"? Charter schools are run by private corporations that are often more interested in generating profits than in empowering parents. Parents usually have less input into charter schools than public schools. Moreover, most charters do not get better academic results, and many impose harsh disciplinary procedures and push out students who need extra help. Instead, Parents Across America supports true parent empowerment, with real solutions devised from the ground up rather than imposed from above. We want to see the authentic involvement of parents, along with teachers and other stakeholders, in developing, school-specific, research-based strategies for improvement.
How can we fight back? Last spring, Florida parent groups, including Parents Across America, banded together to fight Parent Trigger legislation that had been introduced in the state legislature. By holding rallies and press conferences, calling their elected representatives, and speaking out about how the Parent Trigger is a ruse devised by corporate reformers to benefit charter operators rather than children, Florida parents prevented the legislation from being passed.
Speak out for real parent empowerment. Spread the word on "Won't Back Down" and Parent Triggers. We need real change in our schools, not false solutions.
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5 Best Podcasts for Musicians Which you Definitely Need to Hear
Podcasts for musicians are both addictive and fascinating at the same time. They efficiently tell different stories cited behind the music and reveal everything that is available in the secret sauce. These podcasts also contain some incredible stories about legendary musicians.
You will find podcasts in which moments are recalled from the past, whereas in some interviews are conducted. Musicians have a lot of skills other than just playing an instrument or singing. In this article, we have listed some of the best podcasts for musicians.
1 List of the 5 Best Music Podcasts
1.1 1. The Talkhouse Podcast:
1.2 2. Song Exploder:
1.3 3. The Guitar Knobs:
1.4 4. No Effects with Jesse Cohen:
1.5 5. CD Baby's DIY Musician Podcast:
List of the 5 Best Music Podcasts
1. The Talkhouse Podcast:
Listen to it here
As the name suggests, in this podcast the hosts take one song at a time and talk about everything related to it. From the notes used in the song, to the backdrop story, the episodes of this podcast tell it all.
As the popular saying goes that 'the one who talks about the works of others are known as critics and those who talk about their own work are known as artists', similarly in this podcast, multiple artists are brought together who discuss their favorite songs in each episode.
What I absolutely love about this podcast is the way they preach self appreciation and love towards others' work. In each episode, they make it a point to point out what they love about each other's music. The podcast is produced by Elia Einhorn. This podcast is a branch of the talk house website which is successfully run by Editor Brenna Ehrlich.
Talkhouse is a media company and an outlet for musicians, filmmakers, artists and other similar people from the same field. This podcast has episodes talking about the writings and conversations about the music and film industry.
Best Episode: The episode of this podcast is the Chicago-centric episode which features Spenser who chats with Jeff Tweedy's son and Max Kakacek of Whitney. They talk about doing music in Chicago's rock scene, Jeff Tweedy's studio and even about the possibility of them collaborating together to produce some awesome music.
2. Song Exploder:
This podcast takes its listeners to a different world, one where everything is related to music. In each episode, the host picks up a song and discusses the various layers of the song with the musician panel. They also confide in their listeners the whole story, chunk by chunk on how the song was made.
This podcast releases two new episodes in a week. In every episode, a different artist is featured who narrates the story of the song. The host along with the guest of the episode mainly "deconstruct" the song into several components and talk about the behind-the-meaning of the lyrics.
Being hosted by Hrishikesh Hirway, this podcast will surely take you down the nostalgic memory lane. When you listen to this podcast, it feels like you are watching a master chef cook where the cook has collected all the ingredients and has been successfully able to compose a delectable dish.
Best Episode: This podcast has a total of over 80 episodes and counting. It is quite difficult to choose a single best episode, however, the episode named 'Multi-love by an Unknown Mortal Orchestra's Ruban Nielson' in which he plays with a broken synthesizer is my current favorite.
Although completely out of tune yet the broken tune of the synthesizer seems amazingly soothing. He also talks about his favourite tunes and leads the listeners on, on some of the behind-the-scenes stories.
3. The Guitar Knobs:
Knobs were first telecasted in 2015 and since then its success has known no bounds. In each episode, they talk about the different types of gears that include guitars, amps, pedals, and other similar ones and teach how to play notes on each of them.
Guests from the guitar world are interviewed in each episode and the listeners are ensured to have a fun time listening to the experiences shared. Steven Drozd of The Flaming Lip, Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth and Dan Deacon are some of the famous personalities who have featured on this podcast.
Just as the name implies, Knobs is all about sounds and discussions are carried out on the various sounds produced by different combinations of notes in each episode. It is all about finding and honing a sound through several types of equipment and techniques.
Ranaldo hosts the show and his manner of speaking is amazingly interesting and it will surely keep you hooked to the end of the episode. There is this one episode where Jason Lytle of granddaddy takes the hosts into his home studio to discuss the techniques related to several productions. This particular episode has grabbed the maximum eyeballs so far.
Best Episode: The best episode recommended in this podcast series is the one where Nels Cline talked about his work in Wilco. He also talks about one of his famous albums "Lovers" and his extensive guitar collection. He leads on the listeners into many of his life stories and how his music helped him survive each problematic phase of his life.
4. No Effects with Jesse Cohen:
Jesse Cohen hosts the shows "No Effects with Jesse Cohen" who interviews different guests in each episode. They are usually from the musical ilk but all don't belong to the same background. The host leads on the backdrop stories of these musicians and the struggles they faced to reach where they stand now.
Cohen is extremely witty and his open-ended dialogues make the podcast even more interesting. The guests speak about their initial struggles in the music industries and challenges they faced while making a place for themselves among the crowd in the industry.
They give considerable insight into their personal lives. Some of the famous personalities to have featured on this podcast are Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Peggy Wang. Wang talks about his journey after he quit the band and started to serve as one of Buzzfeed's editors.
These conversations are believed to cover several topics, and each episode revolves around the artist's story of how their journey began in the first place and their early experiences which have shaped them into what they are today. The podcast features interviews with numerous artists and people who do music.
Best episode: MNDR's interview makes one fascinating episode. It has the highest rating so far and it was well received among the audience. Episodes that feature interviews of other famous personalities like Albert Hammond Jr. of the strikes or Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend also has a good rating.
In that particular episode, she recounts her experiences of growing up in farms in North Dakota, auditioning to play bass for Hole, and about writing some music in the warehouse.
5. CD Baby's DIY Musician Podcast:
Making music is easy; almost everyone can make music if they wish to but building a career in the music industry is quite tough. This podcast explores the scope of a person making a place for himself in the music industry with the help of his music skills.
Finding the right set of audience is quite a daunting task and requires exceptional entrepreneurial skills along with the willingness to experiment with your music. This podcast is really inspiring and the episodes talk about how people from different walks of life face struggles and challenges in their lives and how they stand up against them.
We are all aware that making music is not at all easy but if one is able to build a career in music then it is unique. An entrepreneurial mindset is needed to find the right audience for your music and also see that it is appropriate. It requires a lot of hard work and the willingness to experiment to make it work.
The episode covers every topic related to the music industry, literally everything from legally selling a cover song, tips and tricks to build a website better or to deal with negative press and reviews. The podcast's hosts bring different experts on each topic.
The experts are from the music field and they can be artists, promoters, publishers, lawyers, etc. Different artists are featured in the podcast along with their interviews of all styles and backgrounds. The podcast focuses on independent musicians who are eager to build a successful musical career.
The hosts Kevin and Chris work with numerous artists at CD Baby and are actively releasing and promoting the music of their own.
Best Episode: The round table discussion on "How to craft your story" reinforces the idea that an artist's narrative leads a listener to a place. The show was also joined by a Music Publicist Dmitri Vietze to help several musicians discover their own stories and then tell it to the audience.


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Meera - The plan for a hydrogen economy involves the increased use of hydrogen as a fuel for transport, particularly in hydrogen powered cars. However, in this context, hydrogen isn't used as a direct energy source like coal or oil, but is instead used as an energy carrier and it needs to go through a fuel cell in order to produce the electricity needed to power a motor, as Aman Dhir explained when I met him on campus alongside one of the university's hydrogen cars.
Aman - There are 6 different types of fuel cells and the simplest to explain probably is a so-called proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEM fuel cell), which conceptually just joins hydrogen ions and oxygen ions together to produce water and the electrons are then released around an external circuit which can be used in the application. The fuel cell is made up of several different layers. The so-called membrane electrode assembly which consists of a catalyst layer, a gas diffusion layer, and a membrane: times 2. So you have a catalyst layer and a gas diffusion layer on both sides of the electrode. One electrode is used for the fuel, so in this case, hydrogen so H2 comes in and is broken down to H+ ions. On the other side, the air comes in and oxygen is grabbed, so it's the oxygen side. The oxygen O2 is broken to O2 - and the H+ ions migrate from one side through the membrane and join with the O2 - on the other side to produce the water and the electrons then travel around the external circuit which can then be applied to any load that requires electricity such as a motor, a light bulb, whatever.
Meera - Well we are in the engineering lab here at the university and you've got a hydrogen car in front of us. So it's about the size of say, a smart car.
Aman - So it's approximately 2 ½ meters in length and about 1 ½ meters to 1.8 meters in height, and about 1½ meters in width. So yes, it's a super mini-sized vehicle.
Meera - How is this really designed then? So you've got the fuel cell here at the front of the car. How is this all combined together to make this car move?
Aman - Well, the powertrain behind this hydrogen hybrid vehicle - the key thing it's actually a hybrid; it's not a pure hydrogen vehicle - is that the fuel will come in and be stored in a hydrogen tank at 350 bar. It is then fed into the fuel cell and the fuel cell does its job of converting the hydrogen into H+ ions and then the electrons are freed. And the electrons then go forward to either charge a set of batteries or power an electric motor. So primarily, it will charge an electric battery and the batteries will then drive the motor, and the motor then drives the wheels. So this vehicle will give you a 0-60 of 6.1 seconds. So essentially, it's no different to an electric vehicle. 80% is similar. The only difference is that you don't plug it into a wall to get your electricity. We generate our own electricity on-board.
Meera - The hydrogen used by the fuel cell is compressed and stored on-board the vehicle within a cylindrical tank holding 600 grams of the gas at a pressure of 350 bar or roughly 345 atmospheres. But because hydrogen is highly flammable, the design also needs to take this into account.
Aman - Along each step in the design is designed to the ISO standards. It is as safe as any other vehicle on the road, if not safer.
Meera - What does the tank consist of? What say, makes this safe?
Aman - This tank is actually extra light. It's road aluminium reinforced with carbon fibre and Kevlar, so the thing is bullet proof. It's that well-designed. If you compare that to let's say a plastic petrol tank or diesel tank, if you don't get out of your vehicle within 4 minutes, they'll assume you're dead because they're designed to collapse after 4 minutes. This thing will stay alive, so you are inherently safe in this vehicle.
Meera - Despite the safety on-board, the storage of compressed hydrogen within these tanks has its own set of problems which Alex Bhevan is trying to overcome.
Alex - The key thing with hydrogen is it's a storage in a small space using as little energy as possible to store it. If we look at 1kg of hydrogen, 1kg of hydrogen will occupy around 11 cubic meters that's STP which is standard temperature and pressure. What we want to do is to be able to store 1kg of hydrogen in less than 11 cubic meters.
Meera - What are the problems of compressing it so much?
Alex - Well as you compress hydrogen, obviously, you're going to consume energy in the compression process if you move the mechanical pistons. And currently, with the sort of compression technology we have, around 15% of the usable energy from the hydrogen is lost on compression.
Meera - As a result, scientists are already looking into alternative materials that can store and release hydrogen gas efficiently including structures called metal organic frameworks or MOFs and also, carbon nanotubes. But Alex is looking into the potential of other materials or compounds that store and release hydrogen readily; compounds known as metal hydrides.
Alex - If we use metal hydrides, this can offer a very low pressure storage technology and it's possible to use at very low pressures. In fact, at such a low pressure, it can be lower than the pressure in a car tire and yet, we can store a vast quantity of hydrogen in a very small space.
Meera - How do these really work to store hydrogen?
Alex - Okay, well if we take a metal like magnesium which is very good at storing hydrogen - it can store up to a maximum of around 8% w/w of hydrogen. The process is, you get gaseous hydrogen above the metallic magnesium. This hydrogen sort of disassociates and goes into the magnesium crystal and packs at very discrete sites. That's a metal hydride.
Meera - And is this possible in a range of metals?
Alex - Sure. I mean, all metals can absorb hydrogen to some extent, but some are very good absorbing hydrogen.
Meera - And how would this work? So the hydrogen can I guess easily go in and be captured within the metal, but you'll want it back again. So how easily I guess is it released?
Alex - Thankfully, we have a lot of these materials. Some of them operate at room temperature and an equilibrium is formed between a gaseous phase above the metal and the hydrogen stored within the metal. So as we reduce the pressure outside the metal, hydrogen then comes out of the metal to reform this equilibrium. It's very similar to a butane gas lighter. If you look at that where you got an equilibrium between the liquid butane and the gaseous butane above.
Meera - It sounds very feasible, so the hydrogen goes into these metals and then you change the pressure above it and it comes back out when you want it. What are the challenges? What are limitations?
Alex - One of the key challenges is to get this material into the automotive applications and that particular application, weight is absolutely critical. And these materials can absorb a reasonable amount of hydrogen but they are heavy, and what we have here, this is a metal hydride. This one is based on the elements of lanthanum and nickel. And this stores around 1.4% w/w of hydrogen. As you can feel, it's quite heavy.
Meera - Yes, extremely heavy in fact. So what this is - it's quite a small bottle, say about 15cm in height but packed quite densely with this hydride, and it's extremely heavy. It's really causing quite a drop in my hand as I hold it.
Alex - Yes, we need to sort of continue our quest to develop new materials and search for new materials that can make life a bit easier.
Meera - While the search for lighter storage materials in cars therefore continues, the use of metal hydrides to power boats has been found to work well. But there's another fundamental issue for those hoping to own a hydrogen car.
Alex - You're used to the fact of petrol stations being every 3 miles from your house or from wherever you are.
Rafael - Currently, the main uses of hydrogen are within the chemical industry.
Rafael - For ammonia, or hydrogenation processes in the oil industry or as a fuel in rockets. Its current amount is about 50 million tons per year. If we use hydrogen as a fuel for transportation, this amount will increase significantly. So, we need to find methods, environmentally friendly methods to produce hydrogen to cover that potential demand because actually, hydrogen is mainly produced from fossil fuels from methane, the steam reforming of methane and eventually, methane is also a fossil fuel that is depleting and we need other sources for hydrogen production.
Meera - This is where the work of the biosciences and chemical engineering departments at the University of Birmingham comes in. Researcher Mark Redwood is working on obtaining hydrogen gas from a natural and widely available source: biomass, obtained from organic waste.
Mark - The thing about organic waste is it's really diverse. It's all sorts of different things. For example, there's the caterings wastes, the plate scrapings that come off the plates in kitchens and after the whole BSE problem, you can no longer feed that back to animals because you might accidentally feed pork back to a pig. So nowadays, there's a lot of regulations and difficulties with disposing of all sorts of kinds of wastes. There are things like apple pomace, or spent grain that comes out of brewing, just excess food that doesn't get eaten or go spoils in the supermarkets. Altogether, there's over 100 million tons of suitable biodegradable wastes every year just in the UK.
Meera - And so, how would you set about turning this into hydrogen?
Mark - We would build what we call an integrated biohydrogen refinery where we'd use a diverse range of techniques to squeeze any sort of organic wastes or biomass into different fractions. And then ultimately, all of those get put into a bioreactor using special bacteria of different types to turn the waste into hydrogen. It's about using the calories, using the food value in all different sorts of wastes to make the bacteria grow and to produce hydrogen. And then there are special ones that also use sunlight for an extra boost.
Meera - And so, what's the actual process? So what is it in the food waste that's then converted into hydrogen and what else do you get as a by-product?
Mark - Well, in any form of bio waste, it's the same feedstocks that give us food value when we eat food. It's the carbohydrates, the proteins, the fats, all those things are suitable for bacteria to breakdown and grow, and make into hydrogen. Now, what we do is we start off with something that's quite sugary. First thing we do is put it into a fermentation which is like what happens when yeast works in brewing where you use E. coli bacteria or other bacteria in a dark fermentation, break down the sugars and produce hydrogen and carbon dioxide, and a bit of bacterial growth.
Meera - And when you say dark fermentation, you basically just mean without light.
Mark - Yeah, just without light.
Meera - And fellow scientist Rafael Orozco is leading the work using bacteria in this dark fermentation process.
Rafael - There is a range of bacteria that can do the job, converting the sugars to hydrogen. We used facultative anaerobes, so just E. coli, in different strains of E. coli because these are very easy strain to work with. It's easy to grow and the fermentation conditions are mild. For experiment purposes, it's a very, very useful microorganism.
Meera - And what does this E. coli work on? So it takes sugars and what does it do to then somehow get hydrogen and other by-products from it?
Rafael - It converts sugars to hydrogen and a mixture of organic acids, following a specific metabolic pathway.
Meera - And how efficient is that process then? So, for all of the sugars coming in, how much hydrogen do you get out from this initial use of bacteria like E. coli?
Rafael - Well in this case, the maximum yield will be like 2 moles of hydrogen per mole glucose through the development of our fermentation techniques and culture media and conditions, we have achieved continuous fermentation with 80% of that maximum potential.
Meera - Whilst this dark fermentation is showing good yields of hydrogen, the team are now further improving on the efficiency of this process by using the organic acids released when their E. coli bacteria breakdown these sugars. Mark Redwood again.
Mark - Now, the dark fermentation also produces organic acids. These are things like vinegar or butyrate. These organic acids are the preferred foods for photosynthetic bacteria, purple bacteria that use sunlight to convert the waste product of dark fermentation into hydrogen. And actually, if you took all of those organic acids from a dark fermentation and put them into the photo fermentation using sunlight, you'd get about 5 to 10 times as much hydrogen from the photo fermentation as you got from the dark fermentation.
Meera - So, how do you focus in your research in this area? So you've shown that it can produce so much more hydrogen. So what do you actually look into to make this happen on a larger scale?
Mark - Well, at the moment, we're developing reactors that can be used to take the technology out from the lab into the real world and a big part of that is that these reactors will have to be very large because sunlight itself is not that intense. So, in order to get a lot of sunlight energy, you have to cover a lot of space. And we've come up with one solution to that problem and which is what we call dichroic beam sharing and it uses a really well-known bit of technology called the dichroic mirror. So, I've got one of them here and that's why we're outside in the sunlight. And we've got a little 2 inch across circular mirror. It's just a normal piece of glass which has on it an organic coating which is a dichroic coating and that interacts with the sunlight and it splits it. So, some of the wavelengths, some of the colours get transmitted and some of the colours get reflected. This is actually really useful because those colours can be fed to different organisms making different biofuels because some organisms like to use red light and some organisms like to use other colours of light. Then it happens to be that the purple bacteria that are really good at using organic acids work really well on the reflected light and other things - like algae, green things, higher plants, grass, crops - those work really well on the transmitted light which is mostly red. So, that means if we could use this dichroic mirror to split sunlight, we can drive 2 bioreactors in the same space and effectively double the amount of biofuel it can produce without needing anymore land.
Meera - So this is very much a multistep process, bringing different biological processes together. That was Mark Redwood from the University of Birmingham.
Meera - Bushra uses water at high temperature and high pressure to chemically break down this complex waste and release hydrogen in a process known as water gasification.
Bushra - My research area is in hydrothermal processing and this is the treatment of waste by using high temperature and high pressure in the presence of water. We're talking about over 500 degrees and over 250 bars. Hydrogen is actually an ultimate product that has to come out from a very complex starting material.
Meera - And do you have an example say, perhaps of a breakdown to the kind of simple molecules that come out and then the complex ones that are left behind?
Bushra - An initial waste biomass which is called scientifically, lignocellulose. Now 'ligno' resembles lignin. Cellulose is a very complex carbohydrate. Cellulose is a subcomplex. Ligno is another subcomplex and then the cellulose breaks down into sugars like sucrose and it also breaks down into other types of sugars that are not edible, but they are chemically sugars. So, these cellulose can be treated in a process. What treats cellulose is not enough to break lignin.
Meera - This is where your work comes in.
Bushra - Yes, because lignin is very complex.
Meera - And at this say, high temperatures and high pressures, you're actually using water to get the hydrogen out of the lignin.
Bushra - Yes. Actually, this is, if you like, the advantage of it because when you treat waste biomass, you have to dry it first in order to burn it or to do like pyrolysis or gasification. You have to actually dry it. And this is a very costly process to get water out of it. What we do, the water that wets biomass, that water acts as a medium. It actually acts as a catalyst because when you compress it and heat it, it will actually dissolve all this. It does facilitate the gasification and the word 'gasification' is turning all these chemical compounds, lignin, et cetera into, majorly, hydrogen.
Meera - And the use of say, these high temperatures and high pressures, you're actually reaching a phase of the water known as 'super critical phase'.
Bushra - Absolutely. The super critical phase means it's the whole thing is actually in a gas phase, but more than that, it's a gas phase with different chemistry. I.e. it will follow different reaction paths to give us hydrogen.
Meera - What do you hope perhaps will be, I guess almost the level of hydrogen you could achieve? Do you imagine that this will be quite an efficient process?
Bushra - The main attraction behind actually going to that level of temperatures and pressures is over 50% yield of hydrogen because this process does not give us any chars and tars.
Meera - So, nice clean hydrogen gas at the end.
Meera - So, chemical processing enables the team to branch out to a wider range of waste. Chemical Engineer Bushra Al-Dhuri is exploring these untapped sources of hydrogen.
Bushra - Wastes come from various sources as we know. There is the kitchen waste, there is the municipal waste, and with this, we're talking about cardboards, papers, all sorts of things. Now industrial waste means like paper waste because it is also a cellulosic material and then we have wood, wood chips, wood that is used for old cupboards, all sorts of woods, also going further to forestry.
Meera - Simply raising the temperature and pressure of water can cause drastic changes to its reactivity as Gary Leeke showed me when I met him in his lab.
Gary - 'Super critical water gasification' is a fancy word for superheated water really. Water, as you know, exists as a liquid in ambient conditions and a vapour. We don't really see the vapour unless you get steam. If we were to heat water above 374 degrees C and apply sufficient pressure, we end up with a supercritical state for water. So the pressure we need to apply is 221 bar. So, it's quite large pressures and reasonably high temperatures. But at that condition, water changes its properties totally. So you know water, being a polar solvent, it can't really dissolve organics, but at that condition in the super critical state, we can start to dissolve organics. It totally changes from being a polar solvent to a non-polar solvent.
Meera - So, by heating water to these temperatures and raising it to such high pressures, you're changing its properties in a way that it becomes a solvent and it's reactive.
Gary - Yeah. We actually use it as a solvent and it also as you rightly say, it becomes reactive to attack bonds. And we can also accelerate this process further. As well as having the temperature and pressure, we can also add a catalyst into the system as well to speed up the actual gasification process because we want this to occur in probably about 2 or 3 seconds maximum.
Meera - So the fact that it can break bonds in this way is where it comes in use with the biomass that you're working with because that's quite a complex structure and the super critical water will break that apart and break the bonds within.
Gary - Yes, that's correct. So, water as we know now is in a super critical state is super reactive. We have a lot of these OH- and H+ floating around that we can use to break the bonds and its very complex structure.
Meera - The main selling points of a hydrogen economy are that it's an environmentally friendly way of delivering energy. So when high temperatures and pressures are required for its production, it's easy to question whether we should be promoting it. But the efficient rates at which hydrogen is released and the many ways in which this process can be integrated into current waste management systems keeps hydrogen at the forefront.
Gary - The majority of plants contain a large amount of water within their structure. So, if you were to burn that, a lot of the energy is actually used to drive off the water in the first place. We actually relish the water that is there and actually use it in the process. So, for wet biomass feedstock, this is very viable option to create new chemicals.
Meera - So, this is a pilot scale that you've got here in the lab. What would be the next steps to get this going on perhaps a more industrial scale?
Gary - We're working with industry on this. I can't mention the company's name. They have a feedstock which due to legislation can no longer be put in landfills or spread on lands, so they're looking for a viable option to actually get rid of this feedstock and raise other chemicals from it, i.e. gaseous feedstocks that they can then use to raise energy themselves. Basically, they get a double bonus. They don't have to pay the actual disposal cost to give to landfills and they create a feedstock that they can actually sell.
Meera - You're listening to a special edition of the Naked Scientists with me, Meera Senthilingham. This week, we're exploring the role and production of hydrogen in the race to find green sources of energy. We've heard so far about the many roles bacteria can play in converting various organic sources of waste such as food waste into hydrogen for use thereafter in hydrogen fuel cells. But whilst the use of bacteria shows high efficiency in breaking down simple organic waste, like sugars, the ultimate aim is to tackle more complex forms of waste as well in order to produce the maximum amount of hydrogen possible and from a greater diversity of currently unused resources. But therefore, this is also where the process becomes more complicated as Lynne Macaskie explains.
Lynne - If we go to a more complicated waste like an agricultural waste then that's more likely to be starch or cellulose, and that presents some problems because many microbes actually don't like starch or cellulose. They prefer sugar. So, often what you can do is treat the starch or cellulose beforehand to make sugar or you can actually have mixed cultures. You can use microbes that act at high temperatures for example, or use a chemical system beforehand to break down the cellulose.
Meera - Chemical processes are the main focus at the moment, not only for waste containing cellulose but also lignin found commonly in wood waste as these compounds are also more complex. Too complex in fact, the bacteria which are much better suited to metabolising simple sugars.
Lynne - The microbial routes, it's very eco-friendly, but it's a bit restrictive because breaking down for example lignin, the component of wood, is still very problematic because it's quite hard to break this down biochemically. It's very slow. So, chemical processing comes into its own when you have recalcitrant - that's difficult - materials. And often, the only convenient way to treat these is to use gasification which is basically thermochemical treatment to just completely convert the raw material into gasses.
Meera - So, I guess at the moment, it's perhaps the chemical process that's more accessible or more feasible.
Lynne - At the moment, chemical processing is the main contender, but I see a future for biotechnology. In fact, I see a future in hybridising the two technologies together so that biotechnology can look at a fraction of the waste and chemical processing can look at the fraction which bacteria may find it harder to look at. So, it's horses for courses really. I mean, each waste is going to be completely different. A chocolate waste is very easy to treat biologically. Wood waste is not. And really, that's the cutting edge of this area at the moment - how do we treat very difficult waste?
Meera - But this integration doesn't stop at the production of hydrogen gas. Bacteria are also being used to produce components of the hydrogen fuel cell itself. When converting hydrogen to electricity, fuel cells use catalysts made from metal such as platinum and other platinum group metals to speed up the reaction. But now, a new development in the field of biomaterials is converting bacteria into these catalysts. By combining bacteria with small traces of these metals, Angela Murray, is producing a new generation of materials known as biocatalysts and reducing the demand on this scarcely available platinum group metals.
Angela - Platinum and in particular the platinum group metals are a unique group of metals because the price of them is very high and over 75% of the world supply is based in South Africa. So as a result, it means there's a focus on recycling these strategic metals. We use a number of sources. One of which is road dust because your car catalytic converter actually loses somewhere between 30 and 70% of its platinum group metals over the course of its lifetime as you drive it around, and this end up into road dust. Well, to look at incinerater ashes from municipal wastes. We also look at electronic scraps. We look at industrial slag materials as well. To give you an idea, if you were to go to South Africa which has the richest deposits on Earth at the Bushveld complex, you'd find levels of about 2 to 10 parts per million pgm precious metal that's platinum group metals. Now that's the richest place on Earth and that's mined from deep underground which is both energy expensive and environmentally damaging. If you look at something, for instance, if we take the raw dust as an example, you're looking at levels of 1 to 2 parts per million total platinum group metal content and the road dust. And although that sounds low, that's approaching a low to intermediate grade mine, but the material is already on the surface of the road, it's not needing to be extensively crushed and processed, and it's ready to be collected.
Meera - And so, what's the process?
Angela - The technology that we've developed looks at taking that road dust after collection and physically processing it in order to concentrate up these platinum group metals, the metals we want. From all the different components of road dust that we are not interested in via magnetic separation, electrostatic separation, a gravity technique. So what you're doing is just separating on the basis of the material's, properties to get the platinum and associated metals that you want out of all the other materials there which you don't want.
Meera - What are the next steps to really kind of fine-tune that and get platinum?
Angela - The idea is you really have 2 options. So the first option is you can send us material for smelting which is the traditional recycling route for PGMs. Instead of taking these metals for smelting, which is obviously melting them at high temperature - it's energy expensive - we can also leech these metals into a solution so you end up with the solution of metals instead of powder, and we can then add bacteria. And these bacteria have a neat trick in that they're able to reduce the metals onto their surface. So what you end up with, if you can visualise it, is a bacteria with a little metal jacket, lots of tiny little particles on the surface of it.
Meera - All of which are platinum.
Angela - Well, they can be platinum, they can be palladium. You can do mixes of metals, so they're all precious metals and we call these bio nanocatalysts because these bacteria, once they had the metal deposited onto them, have a functionality in their own right. And so actually, they can be used as the platinum or palladium source for fuels cells. So we can actually make a biological based platinum catalyst which can then be used in your fuel cells.
Meera - So all in all, these are biologically and environmentally friendly methods of generating both the fuel and the fuel cells.
Angela - You're taking the waste biomass and you're producing a clean hydrogen to run the fuel cell, and then you're taking precious metals that have been recovered from wastes, and you're using those to produce the precious metals needed for the fuel cell. So really, you're taking 2 different waste materials and you're using it to generate clean energy. It's the whole number of projects at the university coming together to deliver this new technology.
Aman - Currently, there are only 7 hydrogen refilling stations in the country and they're not very well located in close proximity. So the infrastructure is an issue and we, here at the university, are aiming to change that by putting more stations in. In fact, we are starting a new project come next autumn which will involve 100 vehicles of this size running around this country and across Europe, giving us the ability to drive from Aberdeen, all the way to Trondheim in Norway without stopping apart from for fuel. So, we're building up a network of filling stations and vehicles that will be capable of traveling distances that we want to travel.
Meera - Aman's team aimed to lead by example, but if their drive to push the use of hydrogen cars in the UK and more globally is successful, the next issue is one of hydrogen availability.
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US Embassy Dhaka calls for applications for 2022 Study
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US Embassy Dhaka has called for applications for the 2022 Study of the US Institutes for secondary educators and administrators, according to a press release.
This US Department of State sponsored exchange programme provides scholarships for experienced secondary school educators (including teachers, administrators, teacher trainers, curriculum developers, textbook writers, Ministry of Education officials, and others) with a deeper understanding of US society, education, and culture – past and present with an opportunity to participate in an intensive postgraduate level academic programme.
Application deadline has been kept until Thursday, December 23, 2021, at 4:00 pm (BST).
The Study of the US Institutes for Secondary Educators will create three multinational groups of the participants and the programme will assign them to focus on the followings through three different institutions:
The University of Montana in Missoula, MT will oversee the Secondary Educators to conduct one Institute for teachers which will explore American studies through the lens of democracy and citizenship.
The Institute for Training and Development (ITD) in Amherst, Massachusetts will conduct the second Institute for teachers which will explore the ways in which individual rights and social obligations have evolved through American history.
California State University at Chico will conduct the Institute for Administrators and will focus on sociocultural understanding, equitable learning communities, and diversity and inclusion in US education and society.
Program components will be as follows:
Academics: Secondary educators will participate in graduate level academic coursework on American studies and curricula development at an U.S. university and may earn professional certificates.
Study tour: One-week study tour to a different region will complement the academic residencies and showcase the cultural, geographic, and ethnic diversity of the United States.
Cultural exchange: Educators will learn about American education and culture and share their culture as an ambassador through activities or presentations.
Leadership: Educators will enhance their leadership capabilities through leadership development activities focused on curriculum development and goal setting.
Action plan: Participants will create a project to incorporate American studies in their school's curriculum upon returning to Bangladesh.
To apply and for more information about the programme, one visit the website and get the application form.
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Gerardo Ortíz (* 5. Oktober 1989 in Pasadena, Kalifornien) ist ein US-amerikanischer Sänger mexikanischer Musik.

Biografie
Gerardo Ortíz wuchs in Culiacán in Mexiko auf, wo seine Familie herstammt. Dort kam er sehr intensiv mit Musik in Berührung und nahm bereits im Kindesalter Platten auf. Mit 20 Jahren kehrte er in die Vereinigten Staaten zurück und veröffentlichte dort 2009 auch gleich sein US-Debütalbum En vivo las tundras beim Label Del Records. Es verhalf ihm zu einem großen Plattenvertrag mit Sony Music und bereits ein Jahr später erschien Ni hoy ni mañana. Es erreichte Platz fünf der Latin-Albumcharts. Das Album wurde im Jahr darauf für einen Grammy als bestes Norteño-Album nominiert.

Mit dem Livealbum Morir y existir kam er 2011 erstmals in die offiziellen Albumverkaufscharts und führte die Latincharts an. Ortíz etablierte sich in kürzester Zeit als erfolgreicher Latin-Interpret und auch seine folgenden Alben waren alle ähnlich erfolgreich. Mit dem Album El primer ministro kam er in den Verkaufscharts bis auf Platz 31. Es brachte ihm 2013 die zweite Grammy-Nominierung ein. Bei den Billboard Mexican Music Awards gehört Ortíz regelmäßig zu den Gewinnern. Mit 17 Auszeichnungen hält er dort seit 2013 die Rekordmarke.

Diskografie
Alben
 2009: En vivo las tundras
 2010: Ni hoy ni mañana (US: )
 2011: Morir y existir – en vivo
 2011: Entre Dios y el diablo
 2012: El primer ministro
 2013: Sold Out: En vivo desde el Nokia Theatre L. A.
 2013: Archivo de mi vida
 2015: Hoy mas fuerte

Lieder
 2010: En preparacion
 2010: El troquero lokochón
 2011: La última sombra
 2011: Cara a la muerte
 2011: Aquiles afirmo
 2012: Solo vine a despedirme
 2012: Amor confuso
 2013: Solo vine a despedirme
 2013: Mujer de piedra
 2013: Mañana voy a conquistarla
 2013: Damaso
 2015: Por Qué Terminamos?
 2018: El Aroma De Tu Piel
 2018: Egoísta
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Q: Create an approval form that lists all unapproved samples and allows to edit/approve them I have a model called sample. To simplify, "sample" will have a "name", "price" and "approved" fields.
I want to have a page that will list all samples that have "approved = 'false'". In this page I want to be able to edit the sample fields, check the approved checkbox when done, and then press the form button to approve all the selected sample fields.
I watched railscast #198 but it has a previous page that I want to avoid... He has a webpage listing all samples, and then check the ones he wants to edit and then he finally has access to the "edit individual" page. I want to skip this page and go directly to the approve page.
On my sample controller I've got:
def edit_individual
   @samplestoapprove = Sample.where(:approve => 'false')
end

On my routes.rb I have:
resources :samples, :collection => { :edit_individual => :post, :update_individual => :put }

If we ignore for now the "update_individual" code on the controller,I then created a view inside samples, just to check if I could list the unapproved samples. I called it "edit_individual.html.erb"
<% title "Edit Samples" %>
<%= form_tag update_individual_samples_path :method => :put do  %>
<%= for sample in @samplestoapprove %>
    <%= fields_for "samplestoapprove[]", sample do |f| %>

<%= f sample.id %>

    <%= end %>
<%= end %>

<%= submit_tag "Approve" %>

<%= end %>

I then tried to access "localhost:3000/samples/edit_individual" but I get an error "Couldn't find Sample with id=edit_individual"
Can anyone help me? I want to have an option on the menu called "Approve" with a link to this "edit_individual" that when I click it, it shows me all samples to be approved with the form mentioned before... Is this easy to achieve? I'm a going on the right path?
Or should I go for something like a datagrid? Like for example http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/Editable-Datagrid-for-Ruby-on-Rails-Built-with-dhtmlxGrid/60309
Here's the code on my routes.rb related to this issue:
resources :samples, :collection => { :get => :edit_individual,
  :update_individual => :put}

A: In your routes you have :edit_individual => :post, but when you visit a URL in your browser like you did with http://localhost:3000/samples/edit_individual, that is doing a GET request.
I'm guessing if you look in the logs where your Rails server is running, you'll see that your request when you visit that URL is going to your SampleController#show action and trying to use edit_individual as the ID of one Sample that should be shown.
I would recommend changing your routes to this as shown in the Rails routing guide section 2.10.2:
resources :samples do
  collection do
    get 'edit_individual'
  end
end

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I don't want to take away your good feeling in any way, I like your photo. It just seems Schmap has worked out a new business model – not paying for photos and making Flickr users happy because of choosing their pictures 🙂 I'm also one of them (and frankly do not consider my capture of Rome the best I have either), my friend as well.
Congratulations. I think it all comes down to perspective. Someone commented on some of my photos as being very good, but I thought they were very bad. It's the "beauty in the eye of the beholder" thing. Some people see things that we don't. Good Luck. Great photos!!
Anyway pictures selected must be good and you should be proud of it.
Same here. Schmap has not generated any traffic on my Flickr so far, I wish you better luck.


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Q: react CSS flashing animation not working no limitly I am trying to make flash animation on react but it's not working. The code that I have used is as below:
@-webkit-keyframes capulse {
    0% {
      background-image: url("../../../../../assets/img/decks/cameras/2/camera360Red.png");
      opacity: 1;
    }

    50% {

      background-image: url("../../../../../assets/img/decks/cameras/2/camera360Blue.png");
      opacity: 1;
    }

    100% {
      background-image: url("../../../../../assets/img/decks/cameras/2/camera360Red.png");
      opacity: 1;
    }
}

.camera-icon-active {
    width: 220%;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-size: contain;
    -webkit-animation: capulse 1s linear;
}

A: You should add "infinite" at the animation value.
.camera-icon-active {
width: 220%;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-size: contain;
-webkit-animation: capulse 1s infinite linear;

}

A: Okay That is good working
correct code is
  .camera-icon-active {
    width: 220%;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-size: contain;
    -webkit-animation: capulse 1s infinite linear;
}


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School with history of abuse claims gets new leader
The new leader of elite New England prep school acknowledges there's work to be done to address the decades of sexual abuse claims involving at least 20 former faculty members and administrators
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) � The new leader of an elite New England prep school acknowledges there's work to be done to address decades of sexual abuse claims involving at least 20 former faculty members and administrators.
Kathleen Carroll Giles started this week as the 14th rector at St. Paul's School in New Hampshire. She has listened to abuse survivors and said that no book or legal settlement could take away their pain. She said the school needs to demonstrate it values respect and empathy.
Following a 2017 report detailing decades of abuse, the state attorney general's office announced an agreement last year with the school related to its own investigation of the abuse claims. In lieu of child endangerment charges against the school, a monitor was appointed to oversee the school's sexual abuse claims.


The governor of the Northern Marianas, Eloy Inos, has assured the public that his administration will do its best to solve the recent killing of two Chinese farmers in Koblerville.
He says irrespective of the killing of Hai Ren Li and Cheng You Li being extortion-related or drug-related, police will get to the bottom of the case.
Some members of the Chinese community have alleged that local extortionists might be behind the killings.
The two farmers' bodies were found on Sunday morning at the old airport runway in Koblerville.
The Department of Public Safety said there were visible signs of foul play.
It is the third double homicide involving Chinese nationals on Saipan in less than two years.


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Q: Using \multirow and \makecell I am trying to make a table which has in total 4 rows (1 tittle + 3 data). In one column, which contains the same information for all 3 rows, I decided to use \multirow.
In this multicolumn I would like to write information and split it in 7 rows (i.e. more than the total rows of the table), using \makecell.
My code is
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{book}

%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fonts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
\usepackage{kpfonts}

%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tables ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
\usepackage{makecell,booktabs}
\usepackage{color, colortbl}
\definecolor{Gray}{gray}{0.9}
\usepackage{multirow}

%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Commands
\newcommand{\pu}{$^{240}Pu$ }

\begin{document}

\begin{table}
\centering
% table caption is above the table
\caption{This will be filled later!\label{tab:filters}}
% Give a unique label
% For LaTeX tables use
\begin{tabular}{ccccccc}
\toprule
\hline
\rowcolor{Gray}[6pt][40pt]
\makecell{Sample} & \makecell{Reference\\Number} & \makecell{Activity\\(MBq)} & \makecell{Mass\\(mg)} & \multicolumn{2}{c}{\makecell{Areal density\\(mg/cm$^2$) ($\times 10^{-4}$ atoms/b)}} & \makecell{Atomic\\abundances\\(mol/mol)}\\
\hline
{}    & {TP2010-011-01} & {6.016(23)} & {0.7163(28)} & {0.1017(4)} & {2.55(1)} &
\multirow{3}{*}{ \makecell{$^{238}Pu$ :  $7.33(29) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          $^{239}Pu$ :  $1.44(18) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          $^{240}Pu$ :  $0.998915(18) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          $^{241}Pu$ :  $4.1(31) \cdot 10^{-6}$\\
          $^{242}Pu$ :  $2.027(41) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          $^{244}Pu$ :  $4.6(88) \cdot 10^{-7}$}}\\
{\pu} & {TP2010-011-03} & {6.793(26)} & {0.809(3)}   & {0.1148(5)} & {2.88(1)} & {}\\
{}    & {TP2010-011-04} & {6.410(25)} & {0.763(3)}   & {0.1083(5)} & {2.72(1)} & {}\\
\bottomrule
\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{table}

\end{document}

and my ugly output is

So here there are many issues.

*

*The last column overlaps with the other rows and the automatic spacing makes the data in the multirows to fall out of the table boarders.

*The table is much wider than the page. This was fixed by using \resizebox, though not the best option for tables...

*The \rowcolor command combined with \makecell results in white spaces when the maximum width of the column is smaller that the width of the colored row : This was solved by using [6pt][40pt] in the \rowcolor command!

*The table is ugly...

Any idea on how to solve these issues?
EDIT I tried to remove \multirow and use only \makecell but still the outcome is a bit strange.

The new version of the code is
 \documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{book}

%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fonts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
\usepackage{kpfonts}

%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tables ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
\usepackage{makecell,booktabs}
\usepackage{color, colortbl}
\definecolor{Gray}{gray}{0.9}
\usepackage{multirow}

%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Commands
\newcommand{\pu}{$^{240}Pu$ }

\begin{document}
\begin{table}
\centering
% table caption is above the table
\caption{This will be filled later!\label{tab:filters}}
% Give a unique label
% For LaTeX tables use
\begin{tabular}{ccccccc}
\toprule
\hline
\rowcolor{Gray}[6pt][40pt]
\makecell{Sample} & \makecell{Reference\\Number} & \makecell{Activity\\(MBq)} & \makecell{Mass\\(mg)} & \multicolumn{2}{c}{\makecell{Areal density\\(mg/cm$^2$) ($\times 10^{-4}$ atoms/b)}} & \makecell{Atomic\\abundances\\(mol/mol)}\\
\hline
{\pu}    & \makecell{TP2010-011-01\\TP2010-011-03\\TP2010-011-04} & \makecell{6.016(23)\\6.793(26)\\6.410(25)} & \makecell{0.7163(28)\\0.809(3)\\0.763(3)} & \makecell{0.1017(4)\\0.1148(5)\\0.1083(5)} & \makecell{2.55(1)\\2.88(1)\\2.72(1)} &
\makecell{$^{238}Pu$ :  $7.33(29) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          $^{239}Pu$ :  $1.44(18) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          $^{240}Pu$ :  $0.998915(18) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          $^{241}Pu$ :  $4.1(31) \cdot 10^{-6}$\\
          $^{242}Pu$ :  $2.027(41) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          $^{244}Pu$ :  $4.6(88) \cdot 10^{-7}$}\\
\bottomrule
\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{table}

\end{document}

A: *

*makecell and colortbl doesn't work well together (see coments below question}

*i wouldn't color columns header, rather consider presentation Wie Tabellen eigentlich aussehen sollten

*your table is to wide that can be fir in text width

*as solution i propose:

*

*convert the first column to row

*extend the table into space for margin notes:
 \documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{book}

%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fonts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
\usepackage{kpfonts}

%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tables ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
\usepackage{makecell,booktabs}
\usepackage[table]{xcolor}
\definecolor{Gray}{gray}{0.9}
\usepackage[version=4]{mhchem}
\usepackage[strict]{changepage}

%-------------------------------------- only for show page layout
\usepackage{showframe}
\renewcommand\ShowFrameLinethickness{0.25pt}
\renewcommand*\ShowFrameColor{\color{red}}
%---------------------------------------------------------------%

\begin{document}
\begin{table}
\begin{adjustwidth*}{}{-\dimexpr\marginparwidth+\marginparsep}
\centering
% table caption is above the table
\caption{This will be filled later!}
\label{tab:filters}
\setlength\tabcolsep{0pt}
\begin{tabular*}{\linewidth}{@{\extracolsep{\fill}}
    l ccccc}
    \toprule
    &   &   & \multicolumn{2}{c}{Areal density} &                       \\
   \cmidrule{4-5}
\makecell{Reference\\Number}
    &   \makecell{Activity\\(MBq)}
        &   \makecell{Mass\\(mg)}
            &   (mg/cm$^2$)
                &   \makecell[t]{($\times 10^{-4}$\\ atoms/b)}
                        &   \makecell{Atomic abundances\\(mol/mol)}     \\
    \midrule
\multicolumn{6}{l}{ Samples for \ce{^240 Pu}:}                           \\
\makecell[l]{TP2010-011-01\\TP2010-011-03\\TP2010-011-04}
    & \makecell[l]{6.016(23)\\6.793(26)\\6.410(25)}
        & \makecell[l]{0.7163(28)\\0.809(3)\\0.763(3)}
            & \makecell[l]{0.1017(4)\\0.1148(5)\\0.1083(5)}
                & \makecell[l]{2.55(1)\\2.88(1)\\2.72(1)} &
\makecell[l]{\ce{^238 Pu} :  $7.33(29) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          \ce{^239 Pu} :  $1.44(18) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          \ce{^240 Pu} :  $0.998915(18) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          \ce{^241 Pu} :  $4.1(31) \cdot 10^{-6}$\\
          \ce{^242 Pu} :  $2.027(41) \cdot 10^{-4}$\\
          \ce{^244 Pu} :  $4.6(88) \cdot 10^{-7}$}\\
    \bottomrule
\end{tabular*}
\end{adjustwidth*}
\end{table}

\end{document}

which gives;

(red lines indicate text and margin par margins)

*

*another possibility is rote table by use of landscape environment (provided by package pdflscape or lscape or with use sidewaystable defined in rotating package


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Current rumors about performance and sales launch
Alban Parsons March 23, 2022 2 min read
The PlayStation 5 Pro version shouldn't be long in coming. The increase in performance should be massive.
while the Sony PlayStation 5 It's still in short supply, and rumors about a Pro version of the console are already making the rounds. The leaked information was shared by red gaming technology.
Accordingly, Sony wants to release a revised version PlayStation 5 Pro already against end of 2023 straight in 2024 Treat. in matters efficiency They say the Pro version will significantly outperform the standard model.
Significantly more powerful GPU
This is how PS5 Pro should be Twice the speed of the GPU to receive. In addition, the ray tracing performance 2.5 times higher than the current PlayStation 5. A more powerful graphics unit will basically lead to a better user experience VR . apps maybe.
In addition, Sony is said to be working alone property solution, which can be used to display and upgrade low-resolution games. This would give the Japanese technology group an alternative to Nvidia Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) and also AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR).
PlayStation VR2 for PS5
Launching may take a long time
Whether the information is actually correct will only become clear when the Pro version of PS5 is officially announced. There is also the possibility that while the leak is true, Sony is dead to set The PlayStation 5 Pro will change until the announcement.
Since the base model of the PlayStation 5 is still out of stock Or regularly again within a few minutes run out The question arises as to whether Sony really wants to release the Pro version in a year and a half.
It has been said in the past many times that the Pro model will only be launched when a file the demand post current PS5 breast feeding had become. continuous view The shortage of chips Of course, this may take some time.
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At Carson City Yoga, we bring together teachers with experience, compassion, and a desire for real community. We collaborate creatively to offer great classes and workshops, and we listen to what is it you need. To be great teachers, we first need to be great practitioners. You will find that each of these yoga teachers has a strong personal yoga and meditation practice that infuses their teaching. This, we believe, allows us to meet you where you are, and regardless of level, to offer something that can be of use to you.
You can find out more about each teacher by clicking through the photos. Got questions? Suggestions? Ideas? Feel free to contact us! We look forward to meeting you in classes, workshops, or one on one.


Will the Flex Tape fix virtually anything?
It happens to the best of us, you somehow get a leak, whether it's a pipe or even a pool toy. What do you do?
In most cases, it either goes in the trash or you spend too much money to get it fixed. But we tried out a product that is supposed to fix nearly everything.
It's called the Flex Tape, and the claim is that it is no ordinary tape, it's triple thick adhesive virtually welds itself to the surface, instantly stopping the toughest leaks.
It's supposed to even work under water. After watching the infomercial, this tape really looks like miracle tape. They fixed all sorts of things; they even cut an entire boat in half and repaired it with the Flex Tape. We did not have a boat, but we did have a huge unicorn raft that somehow got nice slit in it. We slapped the tape on the tear just as we saw in the commercial and it worked…I kept floating.
We also put a nice sized hole in a plastic container and filled it with water. The Flex Tape immediately repaired it from the inside and out. We even left it outside for hours to see if it would leak, but it did not.
We bought the Flex Tape for $12.99 and in the end, it did live up to its claim of stopping tough leaks so we had to give it a thumbs up. But this wasn't a long-term test, so we can't vouch how long the tape will last.
I can say that after placing the tape on our plastic container, it took a lot of work to get it off. We were impressed with the immediate results. I did read several reviews of customers complaining that the tape started to lift after some time so if you try it out, please let us know how long it works for you.


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My wife, Ruth, and I recently enjoyed viewing the one-man play, "Men Are From Mars, Women Are from Venus," performed at The Garner Galleria Theatre in Denver. This long-running, high-energy comedy is based on Dr. John Gray's blockbuster book published in 1992 by the same title. It has sold over 50 million copies across the world. I want to share a few themes from the play and some of my reactions to them.
I found the play to be witty, entertaining and very well-performed. I laughed at about a third of it, considered another third cute, and regarded some of the material as outmoded. At least a few scenarios were designed to reach every viewer. I felt that indeed all of the various motifs struck a chord with some folks in the diverse audience.
A central message from the play, which I continually find applicable in my work with couples, is that most men operate from the mindset, "Happy wife, happy life," whereas many women have a seemingly unending list of expectations of their husbands. A lighthearted video of John Gray was interspersed that offered a similar explanation. Dr. Gray somewhat playfully maintained that women have a scoring system which allots their partners one point for every positive action they perform, however small or large. One such example is that a guy receives the same number of points–just one–for giving his lady a single rose as he does for generously presenting two dozen of them. According to Gray, men often don't realize the existence of such a scoring system.
Our audience roared at the mention that men want trust and approval ("T & A"), while women seek attention and understanding. While that stereotype has some merit, I find that many of us really desire all of those, plus respect and loyalty, from our partners.
Although generally women may be better multi-taskers than men, as cutely depicted in the play (the poor guy could only manage to stand and watch his spaghetti boil), my experience is that ADD or ADHD correlates higher with difficulty to multi-task than does gender. I personally know many men who are very good multi-taskers, myself included, and I've met a number of women who struggle performing multiple tasks in proximity.
Folks have long known that women typically turn on sexually slower than most men do, so nothing new when that was introduced. A few scenes from the play highlighted men's strong libido, while paying little attention to women's sexual interest and desire. During the 25 years since Gray's book was first published, Western women have felt much more permission to explore and enjoy their sexuality and to be up front about their libido.
One scene from the play depicts a woman knitting at her husband's side on their couch while he indulges in watching Sunday NFL games. Clearly, in recent decades women have become increasingly involved in participating in a wide variety of sports, as well as enthusiastically viewing them.
My personal and professional experience has demonstrated that relationships are greatly enhanced by couples not only tolerating and coming to accept differences in gender, personality and interests, but especially through developing genuine respect and appreciation for those differences. I welcome your thoughts on the dicey topic of gender differences.


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بث فضائي حي عبر الأقمار الصناعية
ISIS claims responsibility for assassination a doctor in Deir Ezzor
الجمعة, 14 يناير - 2022
ISIS claimed responsibility for assassination the surgeon, Abdullah Al-Mofdi, in Deir Ezzor countryside, a few days ago.
And the organization published paper posters in eastern Deir Ezzor regions, in which it adopted the assassination of the doctor, accusing him of treason and complicity with the Syrian Democratic Forces, "SDF," as he treated the wounded, whom the organization described as apostates.
Unidentified gunmen on a motorcycle targeted, with pistol shots, the surgeon doctor Abdul Mufdhi in front of Al-Kindi Hospital in "Al-Tayana" town in the eastern Deir Ezzor countryside, killing him instantly.
And local sources confirmed that the doctor is 40 years old, and is considered one of the first doctors to join the ranks of the Syrian revolution, and he worked voluntarily in treating the injured in field hospitals, in "Mohassan, Buqrus, and Deir Ezzor towns."
He is one of the first who involved in the settlement process conducted by the regime Recently in Deir Ezzor Governorate.
It is noteworthy that the doctor is from Al-Salihiya town in Deir Ezzor countryside, and he is a father of two children, and is known for his expertise, and he hasn't left Syria since the start of the revolution there.
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