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// Copyright (c) Microsoft. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE file in the project root for full license information.

using System;
using System.ComponentModel.Composition;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.Syntax;

namespace Microsoft.DotNet.CodeFormatting.Rules
{
    [SyntaxRule(SyntaxRuleOrder.NonAsciiChractersAreEscapedInLiterals)]
    internal sealed class NonAsciiCharactersAreEscapedInLiterals : CSharpOnlyFormattingRule, ISyntaxFormattingRule
    {
        private readonly Options _options;

        [ImportingConstructor]
        internal NonAsciiCharactersAreEscapedInLiterals(Options options)
        {
            _options = options;
        }

        public SyntaxNode Process(SyntaxNode root, string languageName)
        {
            if (!_options.ConvertUnicodeCharacters)
            {
                return root;
            }

            return UnicodeCharacterEscapingSyntaxRewriter.Rewriter.Visit(root);
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///  Rewrites string and character literals which contain non ascii characters to instead use the \uXXXX or \UXXXXXXXX syntax.
        /// </summary>
        internal class UnicodeCharacterEscapingSyntaxRewriter : CSharpSyntaxRewriter
        {
            public static readonly UnicodeCharacterEscapingSyntaxRewriter Rewriter = new UnicodeCharacterEscapingSyntaxRewriter();

            private UnicodeCharacterEscapingSyntaxRewriter()
            {
            }

            public override SyntaxNode VisitLiteralExpression(LiteralExpressionSyntax node)
            {
                switch (node.Kind())
                {
                    case SyntaxKind.StringLiteralExpression:
                        return RewriteStringLiteralExpression(node);
                    case SyntaxKind.CharacterLiteralExpression:
                        return RewriteCharacterLiteralExpression(node);
                }

                return node;
            }

            private static SyntaxNode RewriteStringLiteralExpression(LiteralExpressionSyntax node)
            {
                Debug.Assert(node.Kind() == SyntaxKind.StringLiteralExpression);

                if (node.Token.IsVerbatimStringLiteral())
                {
                    // We do not correctly rewrite verbatim string literals yet.  Once Issue 39 is
                    // fixed we can remove this early out.
                    return node;
                }

                if (HasNonAsciiCharacters(node.Token.Text))
                {
                    string convertedText = EscapeNonAsciiCharacters(node.Token.Text);

                    SyntaxToken t = SyntaxFactory.Literal(node.Token.LeadingTrivia, convertedText, node.Token.ValueText, node.Token.TrailingTrivia);

                    node = node.WithToken(t);
                }

                return node;
            }

            private static SyntaxNode RewriteCharacterLiteralExpression(LiteralExpressionSyntax node)
            {
                Debug.Assert(node.Kind() == SyntaxKind.CharacterLiteralExpression);

                if (HasNonAsciiCharacters(node.Token.Text))
                {
                    string convertedText = EscapeNonAsciiCharacters(node.Token.Text);

                    SyntaxToken t = SyntaxFactory.Literal(node.Token.LeadingTrivia, convertedText, node.Token.ValueText, node.Token.TrailingTrivia);

                    node = node.WithToken(t);
                }

                return node;
            }

            private static bool HasNonAsciiCharacters(string value)
            {
                for (int i = 0; i < value.Length; i++)
                {
                    if (value[i] >= 0x80)
                    {
                        return true;
                    }
                }

                return false;
            }

            private static string EscapeNonAsciiCharacters(string oldValue)
            {
                StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(oldValue.Length);

                for (int i = 0; i < oldValue.Length; i++)
                {
                    if (oldValue[i] < 0x80)
                    {
                        sb.Append(oldValue[i]);
                    }
                    else if (char.IsHighSurrogate(oldValue[i]) && i + 1 < oldValue.Length && char.IsLowSurrogate(oldValue[i + 1]))
                    {
                        sb.Append(string.Format(@"\U{0:X8}", char.ConvertToUtf32(oldValue[i], oldValue[i + 1])));
                        i++; // move past the low surogate we consumed above.
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        sb.Append(string.Format(@"\u{0:X4}", (ushort)oldValue[i]));
                    }
                }

                return sb.ToString();
            }
        }
    }
}

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Тернопільська загальноосвітня школа І-ІІІ ступенів № 22 — середній освітній комунальний навчальний заклад Тернопільської міської ради в м. Тернополі Тернопільської області.

Історія
Школа заснована в 1986 році.

Сучасність
У 37 класах школи навчається 1051 учень.

У школі викладають англійську мову.

Педагогічний колектив
 Олег Андрійович Климчук — директор

Працювали
 Олександр Остапчук — вчитель трудового навчання в 1986—1991; заступник директора з виховної роботи в 1991—1993

Відомі учні
 Віталій Лотоцький (1979—2015) — український військовик, старший сержант роти матеріального забезпечення 128-ї гірсько-піхотної бригади, учасник російсько-української війни 2014—2017.

Посилання

 Мережа закладів // Управління освіти і науки Тернопільської міської ради.

Навчальні заклади, засновані 1986

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Here's a finding to give planetary protectionists pause: two species of spores mounted on the International Space Station's hull a few years back showed a high survival rate after 18 months in space.
Providing that they are shielded against solar radiation, it appears the spores are quite hardy and could easily transport on a spacecraft headed for Mars — which is concerning since so many scientific investigations there these days are focused on habitability of Martian life (whether past or present). The experiment was published in 2012, but highlighted in a recent NASA press release about planetary protection.
The experiment was called PROTECT (an acronym of Resistance of spacecraft isolates to outer space for planetary protection purposes) and studied spores of Bacillus subtilis 168 and Bacillus pumilus SAFR-032. B. pumilus spores were found in an air lock between a "clean room" and entrance floor at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and in previous studies were shown to be more resistant to UV radiation and hydrogen peroxide than "wild" strains. B. subtilis is a spore that has been studied in other space environment experiments.
The experiment found that if the spores were in areas replete with solar UV radiation, most of them were killed. If those rays were filtered out, however, the spores showed a 50 percent survival rate on both space and simulated "Mars" conditions. It is most concerning to scientists when considering a situation where spores could be hiding underneath each other during a spacecraft trip. The ones on the outside would likely die, but the ones on the inside — shielded from solar radiation — could make it there.
One key limitation in this study, however, is that only two types of spores were studied. This does present a case for doing more studies on this matter in the future, however. Space agencies are quite aware of the problem of planetary protection, as evidenced by departments such as NASA's Office of Planetary Protection and ESA's Planetary Protection Officer.
Spacecraft designers constantly make decisions to keep the extraterrestrial bodies we study as safe from Earth contamination as possible; one famous example was when the Galileo probe was deliberately sent into Jupiter in 2003 to protect Europa and other potentially life-bearing moons of the giant planet from possible contamination.
The rock study (led by Tuscia University's Silvano Onofri) takes the question of the spores in a different direction, which is examining the phenomenon of "lithopanspermia" — how organisms might move between planets (say, on a meteor). Since Mars meteorites have been found on Earth, some researchers have wondered if life could have spread between our two planets. If that were to happen, the researchers cautioned, the spores would have to survive for thousands or millions of years.
The other B. pumilus paper (led by NASA's Parag A. Vaishampayan) noted that those spores mounted outside of the space station that survived, showed higher concentrations of proteins that could be linked to resisting UV radiation.


I wouldn't say I'm a "beets" person. To be perfectly honest, their whole look kinda freaks me out. But, I kept hearing how amazing they were from all these nutritionists so I decided to do a little research. And come to find out, they are incredible! I have yet to try whipping them up in the kitchen, but after I became a spokesmodel for Suja Juice I've started drinking their Purify drink to get some beets in my life. Wanna know why you should eat more beets? Read below!
Cleanses the body and purifies the liver. Some claim it can prevent cancer!
It boosts your mental health! Beets contain betaine, which is a substance used to treat depression.
It's just like chocolate! Well, almost. It contains trytophan, also found in chocolate, that boosts your sense of well-being.
Rich in vitamins and minerals like Vitamin A,B,C; beta-carotene and folic acid. For women, it's also a really good source for iron.
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The bemoaned state of the West End Police Station will soon be addressed, as it was announced that the situation is being assessed.
The present condition of the West End police station has been discussed on various talk shows and at a press conference held on 5 September Premier and Minister for Finance, Dr. the Hon. D. Orlando Smith assured that the police station would be repaired.
The state of the West End Police Station was previously discussed in the House of Assembly in June during a questions and answers segment.
At that time Premier Smith informed that the West End Police Station is in need of major structural repairs and that faults included a leaky roof. The Premier said that barracks were closed because they were deemed unsuitable for the purpose.


Offered only on the OSU-Cascades Campus.
An interdisciplinary major that engages American culture in its historical, contemporary, and global contexts. Examines American culture through a variety of media including film, music, literature, history, politics, and art. Teaching faculty members are from several different disciplines and students approach course objectives from many scholarly vantage points.
Pick three essays you wrote during the course of your program in American Studies that you feel are representative of your most meaningful work. These may be your best essays, but they may be essays in which you struggled with difficult material in an attempt to better understand it. In other words, which essays are most meaningful to you in your experience earning an American Studies degree at OSU Casacades?
Incorporating at least one of the American Studies Outcomes, write a three-page cover letter explaining why you chose these essays and how they reflect what you have learned and experienced in the process of earning your degree in American Studies at OSU-Cascades.


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Semenczuk (ukr. Семенчук) – przełęcz w Karpatach ukraińskich, w masywie Gór Jałowyczorskich. Położona na południu rejonu putylskiego obwodu czerniowieckiego, na dziale wodnym rzek Ołeniu (dopływ Kobyłary – jednego z dopływów Suczawy) i Saraty (dopływu Białego Czeremoszu). Wysokość przełęczy to 1410 m (według innych danych – 1405 albo 1414 m).

Przełęczą prowadzi droga znaczenia lokalnego, która łączy wsie Szepit i Sarata. Droga nie ma twardego pokrycia (gruntowa), jest warunkowo przejezdna, odpowiednia dla transportu konnego, motocykli albo samochodów o podwyższonym prześwicie. Zimą z przełęczy nie korzysta się.

250 m od przełęczy przechodzi granica ukraińsko-rumuńska, a 3,5 km na północny zachód, na górze Tomnatyk (pasmo Tomnatykuł) jest położona opuszczona baza radzieckiej OPL – "Pamir". W niej zachowały się jeszcze ogromne, białe balony, wewnątrz których znajdują się urządzenia lokalizacyjne.

Bibliografia

Przełęcze Karpat ukraińskich
Rejon putylski


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Physics And Astronomy (28)
Laser and Particle Beams (19)
High Power Laser Science and Engineering (4)
Role of magnetic field evolution on filamentary structure formation in intense laser–foil interactions
HPL_EP HEDP and High Power Laser 2018
M. King, N. M. H. Butler, R. Wilson, R. Capdessus, R. J. Gray, H. W. Powell, R. J. Dance, H. Padda, B. Gonzalez-Izquierdo, D. R. Rusby, N. P. Dover, G. S. Hicks, O. C. Ettlinger, C. Scullion, D. C. Carroll, Z. Najmudin, M. Borghesi, D. Neely, P. McKenna
Journal: High Power Laser Science and Engineering / Volume 7 / 2019
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 March 2019, e14
Filamentary structures can form within the beam of protons accelerated during the interaction of an intense laser pulse with an ultrathin foil target. Such behaviour is shown to be dependent upon the formation time of quasi-static magnetic field structures throughout the target volume and the extent of the rear surface proton expansion over the same period. This is observed via both numerical and experimental investigations. By controlling the intensity profile of the laser drive, via the use of two temporally separated pulses, both the initial rear surface proton expansion and magnetic field formation time can be varied, resulting in modification to the degree of filamentary structure present within the laser-driven proton beam.
Proton probing of laser-driven EM pulses travelling in helical coils
HEDP and HPL 2016
H. Ahmed, S. Kar, A.L. Giesecke, D. Doria, G. Nersisyan, O. Willi, C.L.S. Lewis, M. Borghesi
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 February 2017, e4
The ultrafast charge dynamics following the interaction of an ultra-intense laser pulse with a foil target leads to the launch of an ultra-short, intense electromagnetic (EM) pulse along a wire connected to the target. Due to the strong electric field (of the order of $\text{GV m}^{-1}$ ) associated to such laser-driven EM pulses, these can be exploited in a travelling-wave helical geometry for controlling and optimizing the parameters of laser accelerated proton beams. The propagation of the EM pulse along a helical path was studied by employing a proton probing technique. The pulse-carrying coil was probed along two orthogonal directions, transverse and parallel to the coil axis. The temporal profile of the pulse obtained from the transverse probing of the coil is in agreement with the previous measurements obtained in a planar geometry. The data obtained from the longitudinal probing of the coil shows a clear evidence of an energy dependent reduction of the proton beam divergence, which underpins the mechanism behind selective guiding of laser-driven ions by the helical coil targets.
Influence of laser polarization on collective electron dynamics in ultraintense laser–foil interactions
Bruno Gonzalez-Izquierdo, Ross J. Gray, Martin King, Robbie Wilson, Rachel J. Dance, Haydn Powell, David A. MacLellan, John McCreadie, Nicholas M. H. Butler, Steve Hawkes, James S. Green, Chris D. Murphy, Luca C. Stockhausen, David C. Carroll, Nicola Booth, Graeme G. Scott, Marco Borghesi, David Neely, Paul McKenna
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 September 2016, e33
The collective response of electrons in an ultrathin foil target irradiated by an ultraintense ( ${\sim}6\times 10^{20}~\text{W}~\text{cm}^{-2}$ ) laser pulse is investigated experimentally and via 3D particle-in-cell simulations. It is shown that if the target is sufficiently thin that the laser induces significant radiation pressure, but not thin enough to become relativistically transparent to the laser light, the resulting relativistic electron beam is elliptical, with the major axis of the ellipse directed along the laser polarization axis. When the target thickness is decreased such that it becomes relativistically transparent early in the interaction with the laser pulse, diffraction of the transmitted laser light occurs through a so called 'relativistic plasma aperture', inducing structure in the spatial-intensity profile of the beam of energetic electrons. It is shown that the electron beam profile can be modified by variation of the target thickness and degree of ellipticity in the laser polarization.
Demonstration of laser pulse amplification by stimulated Brillouin scattering
E. Guillaume, K. Humphrey, H. Nakamura, R. M. G. M. Trines, R. Heathcote, M. Galimberti, Y. Amano, D. Doria, G. Hicks, E. Higson, S. Kar, G. Sarri, M. Skramic, J. Swain, K. Tang, J. Weston, P. Zak, E. P. Alves, R. A. Fonseca, F. Fiúza, H. Habara, K. A. Tanaka, R. Bingham, M. Borghesi, Z. Najmudin, L. O. Silva, P. A. Norreys
Journal: High Power Laser Science and Engineering / Volume 2 / 01 July 2014
Print publication: 01 July 2014
The energy transfer by stimulated Brillouin backscatter from a long pump pulse (15 ps) to a short seed pulse (1 ps) has been investigated in a proof-of-principle demonstration experiment. The two pulses were both amplified in different beamlines of a Nd:glass laser system, had a central wavelength of 1054 nm and a spectral bandwidth of 2 nm, and crossed each other in an underdense plasma in a counter-propagating geometry, off-set by $\def \xmlpi #1{}\def \mathsfbi #1{\boldsymbol {\mathsf {#1}}}\let \le =\leqslant \let \leq =\leqslant \let \ge =\geqslant \let \geq =\geqslant \def \Pr {\mathit {Pr}}\def \Fr {\mathit {Fr}}\def \Rey {\mathit {Re}}10^\circ $ . It is shown that the energy transfer and the wavelength of the generated Brillouin peak depend on the plasma density, the intensity of the laser pulses, and the competition between two-plasmon decay and stimulated Raman scatter instabilities. The highest obtained energy transfer from pump to probe pulse is 2.5%, at a plasma density of $0.17 n_{cr}$ , and this energy transfer increases significantly with plasma density. Therefore, our results suggest that much higher efficiencies can be obtained when higher densities (above $0.25 n_{cr}$ ) are used.
Generation of hemispherical fast electron waves in the presence of preplasma in ultraintense laser-matter interaction
X. H. Yang, Y. Y. Ma, H. Xu, F. Q. Shao, M.Y. Yu, Y. Yin, H. B. Zhuo, M. Borghesi
Journal: Laser and Particle Beams / Volume 31 / Issue 3 / September 2013
Hemispherical electron plasma waves generated from ultraintense laser interacting with a solid target having a subcritical preplasma is studied using particle-in-cell simulation. As the laser pulse propagates inside the preplasma, it becomes self-focused due to the response of the plasma electrons to the ponderomotive force. The electrons are mainly heated via betatron resonance absorption and their thermal energy can become higher than the ponderomotive energy. The hot electrons easily penetrate through the thin solid target and appear behind it as periodic hemispherical shell-like layers separated by the laser wavelength.
Magnetic field suppression in collision-less shocks generated during the expansion of a dense plasma into a rarefied medium
G. Sarri, M.E. Dieckmann, I. Kourakis, M. Borghesi
Journal: European Astronomical Society Publications Series / Volume 58 / 2012
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 February 2013, pp. 33-36
A two-dimensional numerical study of the expansion of a dense plasma through a more rarefied one is reported. The electrostatic ion-acoustic shock, which is generated during the expansion, accelerates the electrons of the rarefied plasma inducing a superthermal population which reduces electron thermal anisotropy. The Weibel instability is therefore not triggered and no self-generated magnetic fields are observed, in contrast with published theoretical results dealing with plasma expansion into vacuum.
Radiochromic film spectroscopy of laser-accelerated proton beams using the FLUKA code and dosimetry traceable to primary standards
D. Kirby, S. Green, F. Fiorini, D. Parker, L. Romagnani, D. Doria, S. Kar, C. Lewis, M. Borghesi, H. Palmans
Journal: Laser and Particle Beams / Volume 29 / Issue 2 / June 2011
A new approach to spectroscopy of laser induced proton beams using radiochromic film (RCF) is presented. This approach allows primary standards of absorbed dose-to-water as used in radiotherapy to be transferred to the calibration of GafChromic HD-810 and EBT in a 29 MeV proton beam from the Birmingham cyclotron. These films were then irradiated in a common stack configuration using the TARANIS Nd:Glass multi-terawatt laser at Queens University Belfast, which can accelerate protons to 10–12 MeV, and a depth-dose curve was measured from a collimated beam. Previous work characterizing the relative effectiveness (RE) of GafChromic film as a function of energy was implemented into Monte Carlo depth-dose curves using FLUKA. A Bragg peak (BP) "library" for proton energies 0–15 MeV was generated, both with and without the RE function. These depth-response curves were iteratively summed in a FORTRAN routine to solve for the measured RCF depth-dose using a simple direct search algorithm. By comparing resultant spectra with both BP libraries, it was found that the effect of including the RE function accounted for an increase in the total number of protons by about 50%. To account for the energy loss due to a 20 µm aluminum filter in front of the film stack, FLUKA was used to create a matrix containing the energy loss transformations for each individual energy bin. Multiplication by the pseudo-inverse of this matrix resulted in "up-shifting" protons to higher energies. Applying this correction to two laser shots gave further increases in the total number of protons, N of 31% and 56%. Failure to consider the relative response of RCF to lower proton energies and neglecting energy losses in a stack filter foil can potentially lead to significant underestimates of the total number of protons in RCF spectroscopy of the low energy protons produced by laser ablation of thin targets.
Solid Solutions of AB2C4 Defect Semiconductors
T.M. de Pascale, M. Marinelli, F. Meloni, G. Mula, M. Serra, A. Borghesi, G. Guizzetti, L. Nosenzo
AB2C4 defect semiconductors can be thought of as generalized zincblende compounds, in which the presence of two different cations and of vacant sites favours the formation of several crystalline phases. In this work we present a theoretical study of the structural stability of the ZnxCdl-xIn2S4 solid solutions. The end compounds crystallize in a layer (x = 1) and in a spinel structure (x = 0). Total energy first principle calculations have been performed for both phases and for various values of x. The theoretical structural stability diagram compares very well with experiment.
Derelaxation of Amorphous Silicon by Ion Implantation: Optical Characterization
R. Reitano, M. G. Grimaldi, P. Baeri, E. Bellandi, A. Borghesi, G. Baratta
The transition between relaxed and unrelaxed amorphous silicon can be obtained by thermal treatment of the unrelaxed amorphous or by low dose ion irradiation of the relaxed material. In both cases a variation in the short range order has been invoked to explain the behavior of the structural changes probed by various techniques. In this work we study the influence of such changes on the optical properties of a-Si in the region of the transition between the relaxed and the unrelaxed states. We show that a progressive variation of the optical constant in the visible-near infrared region upon derelaxation occurs. Therefore, significant modifications of the electron density of state in the region above the optical gap are associated with the changes in the short range order probed by Raman spectroscopy.
Oxygen and Iron Redistribution upon Thermal Treatment in Iron Implanted Silicon
B. Pivac, A. Borghesi, L. Ottolini, M. Geddo, A. Piaggi, A. Stella
In order to study the iron-oxygen interaction and their redistribution in silicon, different doses of 100 keV iron ions have been implanted into CZ silicon substrates, and subsequently annealed. The redistribution of iron and oxygen upon thermal treatment in nitrogen atmosphere was monitored with SIMS and FTIR measurements. A significant gettering of iron as well as of oxygen into the layer close to the implanted surface has been found only for doses exceeding the critical fluence, therefore indicating that the structural disorder and associated lattice strain field are the main driving forces for gettering mechanism. It has been found, however, that for doses above the critical fluence not all iron ions have been trapped into the damaged region, but a significant part of them have diffused into the bulk of the material, unaffected by gettered oxygen.
Ab-Initio Calculations on PPS Oligomers
G.F. Musso, P. Piaggio, C. Cuniberti, G. Dellepiane, A. Borghesi
Ab-initio STO-3G* geometry optimizations have been carried out on the first two oligomers of poly (p-phenylene sulfide) (PPS), namely diphenyl sulfide (I) (neutral species, radical cation and dication) and 1, 4-bis(phenylthio)benzene (II) (neutral species and radical cation). Aim of the work is to obtain a first theoretical insight into the geometry relaxation effects occurring in the doping of PPS. The results show that i) geometry changes in the radical cation of I are rather small, being much more pronounced in the dication, and ii) in the radical cation of II a strong geometry modification occurs, the central phenyl ring now lying in the plane of the C-S bonds with a clear quinoid-type structure. These findings are in agreement with our experimental results on the same two oligomers.
The TARANIS laser: A multi-Terawatt system for laser-plasma investigations
T. Dzelzainis, G. Nersisyan, D. Riley, L. Romagnani, H. Ahmed, A. Bigongiari, M. Borghesi, D. Doria, B. Dromey, M. Makita, S. White, S. Kar, D. Marlow, B. Ramakrishna, G. Sarri, M. Zaka-Ul-Islam, M. Zepf, C.L.S. Lewis
The multi-Terawatt laser system, terawatt apparatus for relativistic and nonlinear interdisciplinary science, has been recently installed in the Centre for Plasma Physics at the Queen's University of Belfast. The system will support a wide ranging science program, which will include laser-driven particle acceleration, X-ray lasers, and high energy density physics experiments. Here we present an overview of the laser system as well as the results of preliminary investigations on ion acceleration and X-ray lasers, mainly carried out as performance tests for the new apparatus. We also discuss some possible experiments that exploit the flexibility of the system in delivering pump-probe capability.
Progress in proton radiography for diagnosis of ICF-relevant plasmas
M. Borghesi, G. Sarri, C.A. Cecchetti, I. Kourakis, D. Hoarty, R.M. Stevenson, S. James, C.D. Brown, P. Hobbs, J. Lockyear, J. Morton, O. Willi, R. Jung, M. Dieckmann
Proton radiography using laser-driven sources has been developed as a diagnostic since the beginning of the decade, and applied successfully to a range of experimental situations. Multi-MeV protons driven from thin foils via the Target Normal Sheath Acceleration mechanism, offer, under optimal conditions, the possibility of probing laser-plasma interactions, and detecting electric and magnetic fields as well as plasma density gradients with ~ps temporal resolution and ~ 5–10 µm spatial resolution. In view of these advantages, the use of proton radiography as a diagnostic in experiments of relevance to Inertial Confinement Fusion is currently considered in the main fusion laboratories. This paper will discuss recent advances in the application of laser-driven radiography to experiments of relevance to Inertial Confinement Fusion. In particular we will discuss radiography of hohlraum and gasbag targets following the interaction of intense ns pulses. These experiments were carried out at the HELEN laser facility at AWE (UK), and proved the suitability of this diagnostic for studying, with unprecedented detail, laser-plasma interaction mechanisms of high relevance to Inertial Confinement Fusion. Non-linear solitary structures of relevance to space physics, namely phase space electron holes, have also been highlighted by the measurements. These measurements are discussed and compared to existing models.
Proton probing measurement of electric and magnetic fields generated by ns and ps laser-matter interactions
L. Romagnani, M. Borghesi, C.A. Cecchetti, S. Kar, P. Antici, P. Audebert, S. Bandhoupadjay, F. Ceccherini, T. Cowan, J. Fuchs, M. Galimberti, L.A. Gizzi, T. Grismayer, R. Heathcote, R. Jung, T.V. Liseykina, A. Macchi, P. Mora, D. Neely, M. Notley, J. Osterholtz, C.A. Pipahl, G. Pretzler, A. Schiavi, G. Schurtz, T. Toncian, P.A. Wilson, O. Willi
The use of laser-accelerated protons as a particle probe for the detection of electric fields in plasmas has led in recent years to a wealth of novel information regarding the ultrafast plasma dynamics following high intensity laser-matter interactions. The high spatial quality and short duration of these beams have been essential to this purpose. We will discuss some of the most recent results obtained with this diagnostic at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (UK) and at LULI - Ecole Polytechnique (France), also applied to conditions of interest to conventional Inertial Confinement Fusion. In particular, the technique has been used to measure electric fields responsible for proton acceleration from solid targets irradiated with ps pulses, magnetic fields formed by ns pulse irradiation of solid targets, and electric fields associated with the ponderomotive channelling of ps laser pulses in under-dense plasmas.
Laser triggered micro-lens for focusing and energy selection of MeV protons
O. WILLI, T. TONCIAN, M. BORGHESI, J. FUCHS, E. D'HUMIÈRES, P. ANTICI, P. AUDEBERT, E. BRAMBRINK, C. CECCHETTI, A. PIPAHL, L. ROMAGNANI
Journal: Laser and Particle Beams / Volume 25 / Issue 1 / March 2007
We present a novel technique for focusing and energy selection of high-current, MeV proton/ion beams. This method employs a hollow micro-cylinder that is irradiated at the outer wall by a high intensity, ultra-short laser pulse. The relativistic electrons produced are injected through the cylinder's wall, spread evenly on the inner wall surface of the cylinder, and initiate a hot plasma expansion. A transient radial electric field (107–1010 V/m) is associated with the expansion. The transient electrostatic field induces the focusing and the selection of a narrow band component out of the broadband poly-energetic energy spectrum of the protons generated from a separate laser irradiated thin foil target that are directed axially through the cylinder. The energy selection is tunable by changing the timing of the two laser pulses. Computer simulations carried out for similar parameters as used in the experiments explain the working of the micro-lens.
Impulsive electric fields driven by high-intensity laser matter interactions
M. BORGHESI, S. KAR, L. ROMAGNANI, T. TONCIAN, P. ANTICI, P. AUDEBERT, E. BRAMBRINK, F. CECCHERINI, C.A. CECCHETTI, J. FUCHS, M. GALIMBERTI, L.A. GIZZI, T. GRISMAYER, T. LYSEIKINA, R. JUNG, A. MACCHI, P. MORA, J. OSTERHOLTZ, A. SCHIAVI, O. WILLI
The interaction of high-intensity laser pulses with matter releases instantaneously ultra-large currents of highly energetic electrons, leading to the generation of highly-transient, large-amplitude electric and magnetic fields. We report results of recent experiments in which such charge dynamics have been studied by using proton probing techniques able to provide maps of the electrostatic fields with high spatial and temporal resolution. The dynamics of ponderomotive channeling in underdense plasmas have been studied in this way, as also the processes of Debye sheath formation and MeV ion front expansion at the rear of laser-irradiated thin metallic foils. Laser-driven impulsive fields at the surface of solid targets can be applied for energy-selective ion beam focusing.
High-intensity laser-plasma interaction studies employing laser-driven proton probes
M. BORGHESI, P. AUDEBERT, S.V. BULANOV, T. COWAN, J. FUCHS, J.C. GAUTHIER, A.J. MACKINNON, P.K. PATEL, G. PRETZLER, L. ROMAGNANI, A. SCHIAVI, T. TONCIAN, O. WILLI
Due to their particular properties (low emittance, short duration, and large number density), the beams of multi-MeV protons generated during the interaction of ultraintense (I > 1019 W/cm2) short pulses with thin solid targets are suited for use as a particle probe in laser-plasma experiments. When traversing a sample, the proton density distribution is, in general, affected by collisional stopping, scattering and deflections via electromagnetic fields, and each of these effects can be used for diagnostic purposes. In particular, in the limit of very thin targets, the proton beams represent a valuable diagnostic tool for the detection of quasi-static electromagnetic fields. The proton imaging and deflectometry techniques employ these beams, in a point-projection imaging scheme, as an easily synchronizable diagnostic tool in laser- plasma interactions, with high temporal and spatial resolution. By providing diagnostic access to electro-magnetic field distributions in dense plasmas, this novel diagnostics opens up to investigation a whole new range of unexplored phenomena. Several transient processes were investigated employing this technique, via the detection of the associated electric fields. Examples provided in this paper include the detection of pressure-gradient electric field in extended plasmas, and the study of the electrostatic fields associated to the emission of MeV proton beams in high-intensity laser-foil interactions.
Spectral and angular characterization of laser-produced proton beams from dosimetric measurements
E. BRESCHI, M. BORGHESI, D. H. CAMPBELL, M. GALIMBERTI, D. GIULIETTI, L. A. GIZZI, L. ROMAGNANI, A. SCHIAVI, O. WILLI
Journal: Laser and Particle Beams / Volume 22 / Issue 4 / October 2004
In this paper, we report the first results of dosimetric analysis of broad-spectrum, multi-MeV laser accelerated proton beams obtained during experiments at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory using the Chirped Pulse beam of the Vulcan laser. The spectra are retrieved by a numerical analysis that allows the reconstruction of the energetic profile of the proton beam from data obtained using radiochromic film.
Production of ion beams in high-power laser–plasma interactions and their applications
F. PEGORARO, S. ATZENI, M. BORGHESI, S. BULANOV, T. ESIRKEPOV, J. HONRUBIA, Y. KATO, V. KHOROSHKOV, K. NISHIHARA, T. TAJIMA, M. TEMPORAL, O. WILLI
Energetic ion beams are produced during the interaction of ultrahigh-intensity, short laser pulses with plasmas. These laser-produced ion beams have important applications ranging from the fast ignition of thermonuclear targets to proton imaging, deep proton lithography, medical physics, and injectors for conventional accelerators. Although the basic physical mechanisms of ion beam generation in the plasma produced by the laser pulse interaction with the target are common to all these applications, each application requires a specific optimization of the ion beam properties, that is, an appropriate choice of the target design and of the laser pulse intensity, shape, and duration.
Nondrifting relativistic electromagnetic solitons in plasmas
M. LONTANO, M. BORGHESI, S.V. BULANOV, T.Z. ESIRKEPOV, D. FARINA, N. NAUMOVA, K. NISHIHARA, M. PASSONI, F. PEGORARO, H. RUHL, A.S. SAKHAROV, O. WILLI
Low-frequency, relativistic, subcycle solitary waves are found in two-dimensional and three-dimensional particle-in-cell (PIC) numerical simulations, as a result of the interaction of ultrashort, high-intensity laser pulses with plasmas. Moreover, nondrifting, subcycle relativistic electromagnetic solitons have been obtained as solutions of the hydrodynamic equations for an electron–ion warm plasma, by assuming the quasi-neutrality character of the plasma response. In addition, the formation of long-living macroscopic soliton-like structures has been experimentally observed by means of the proton imaging diagnostics. Several common features result from these investigations, as, for example, the quasi-neutral plasma response to the soliton radiation, in the long-term evolution of the system, which leads to the almost complete expulsion of the plasma from the region where the electromagnetic radiation is concentrated, even at subrelativistic field intensity. The results of the theoretical investigations are reviewed with special attention to these similarities.

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The Glendale area comprises a number of small townships with a resident population of around 400 people. Scottish Executive statistics dating from 2010 show that 35% of the population have retired, 10% are children or young people and 55% are of working age. Surveys conducted by the Glendale Trust have shown that the number of respondents who declare themselves as 'retired' has increased slightly with a corresponding reduction in those of 'working age'. This is broadly in line with the observed population profile. The local medical facilities, public transport links to the rest of the island and other essential services are situated in Dunvegan some 10 miles distant from the larger number of the resident population.
The current public transport provision could best be described as poor or non-existent as it consists of a single school bus service to Portree High School leaving the area at 0730 on week days and returning at 1710. This service only operates during the school term. For 12 weeks of the year there is no public transport provision including the peak tourist period of July and August. The surveys and public consultations conducted by the Glendale Trust repeatedly refer back to the lack of public transport provision. There is a general presumption that people living in remote rural areas all have access to private transport. This is patently untrue and many elderly and low income families are forced to rely on neighbourly goodwill, or expensive taxi journeys, to access medical appointments, conduct the weekly shop or socialise with their peers. The feelings of isolation that arise from the lack of social mobility are contributing factors to many depressive illnesses and can lead to the elderly and infirm requiring premature residential care. Contact has been made with the Practice Manager at the Dunvegan Medical Practice and the Age Concern Scotland charity in relation to these matters and letters of support for this scheme have been requested.
The lack of any public transport links and employment are also seen as a major factor in retaining or attracting the young people who will allow the community to flourish. Virtually all of the young people move away from the area to seek employment when they leave school citing the lack of employment and isolation as being major contributory factors in the decision.
The bulk of the locally generated income is derived from the Tourist Sector. This supports a significant number of local businesses who would all benefit from better public transport links, indeed a major local employer struggled to fill all the available job vacancies in 2013 due to the lack of a public transport connection for their employees.
Based on this the Glendale Trust is seeking to develop a community transport project which will service the needs of the area. The Glendale Trust commissioned a report to be carried out to determine if it is possible to service the needs / provide a service and the full study can be found here – Glendale Trust Transport Report
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Solar Revolution
It will be interesting to see how versatile and inexpensive the materials mentioned in your article "Solar-Cell Rollout" (TR July/August 2004) can become. Assuming that the technology seamlessly replaces outdated and less valuable building materials, anybody could be a power-generating entity. The social implications are huge. Energy would be cheap. However, if this technology were to find its niche quickly, it could raise other problems. Given the potential toxicity of fullerenes and other nanoparticles to animals and humans, will these new solar cells be another environmental pollutantthe asbestos of the future? Once again, technology enables, but what exactly it enables is the million-dollar question.
Brandon Todd
Some months, Technology Review seems like its still 1999, in the heart of the technohypebubble. Like this month, when were told that breakthroughs in nanotech will let our cell phones be powered by the sun. It is unfortunate that most people keep their phones in their pockets, in buildings, where the sun is somewhat dimmed.
Greg Kochanski
Oxford, England
Phone Control
Your article "A Remote Control for Your Life" (TR July/August 2004) shows that DoCoMo is indeed ahead of other companies. Its approach toward ubiquitous computing with a phone as a personal controller to all computers is a good step toward digital convergence. The privacy issue can be addressed by some further improvement. Then we will have a people-oriented universal communication system, and we will see the real big bang, or rather, big boom.
Hengning Wu
Turning the cell phone into a universal remote, as DoCoMo is attempting to do, is a fascinating concept. There seem to be so many applications that would change how people function every day. But what if you lose your device? Not only are you without an imperative tool, you are also at risk for identity theft on a whole new level. What kind of systems are in place to react when a loss occurs?
Sarah Bixler
Charles Mann responds: The basic answer is that you call DoCoMo and it instantly suspends your phone service. This also cuts off all other services in the phone, because everything is channeled through DoCoMo. DoCoMo claims that it has done studies that show people are far more likely to call the phone company to cancel their service when they lose their phones than they are to call all their credit card issuers when they lose their wallets. What DoCoMo would really like to have is a system wherein people charged their cards with, say, $40 and then spent it like cash, but company officials thought customers would want transaction records. They are currently trying out various combinations to see what people will accept.
Tall Towers
Your article "The Worlds Tallest Building (for Now)" (TR July/August 2004) was very interesting. I live in Dubai and am not sure about the height of the Burj Dubai building, reported in the article as between 560 and 600 meters. Just last week, I read in a local newspaper that the true height of this building is between 750 and 800 meters. That article quoted companies that had access to the proposals submitted for the project. Clearly, Dubai is very keen to acquire the title of having the worlds tallest building. That may be why it wants to keep the true height of the building a secret.
Nizam Tahir
Serendipitous Minds
Michael Schrages column "Prepared Minds Favor Chance" (TR July/August 2004) spotlights the competitive advantage that economies of scale afford large corporations in search of disruptive innovations. Unfortunately, we dont all work for a Merck. Luckily, Schrage has touched upon an important principle that anyone can use in search of new ideas. New ideas can best be generated through a systematic exposure to a broad, albeit shallow, range of information. The prepared mind takes specific steps to make this happen, one of which is likely to be skimming Technology Review each month to see what ideas are in various embryonic forms of development. Schrage has reminded us, yet again, of Linus Paulings great dictum: the best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas.
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Khashoggi killing lifts lid on a murky world
Protesters opposing bin Salman's visit to Downing Street earlier this year (Pic: Guy Smallman)
With every new detail that emerges, the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi seems as desperate as it was gruesome.
According to the Turkish government's version of events, Khashoggi was ambushed by an elite hit squad inside the Saudi Arabian consulate in the Turkish city Istanbul.
He was reportedly tortured, killed and then dismembered by men in close contact with the office of Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Saudi Arabia's version of events keeps changing. At first it denied that Khashoggi had been killed at all. By the end of last week it admitted that Khashoggi was dead, but said he had died in a fistfight.
Within hours a top Saudi official had changed the story again. Now Khashoggi was apparently killed by a chokehold in a botched attempt to kidnap him and persuade him to return to Saudi Arabia.
It's a lot of trouble to go to for someone who was at most a mild critic of the Saudi government. Khashoggi described himself as a "faithful servant" of Saudi Arabia and had even advised the Saudi royal family. But his disagreements with bin Salman touched some very raw nerves.
Over the past year Khashoggi had criticised elements of bin Salman's "modernising" economic programme and praised Saudi Arabia's growing rival Turkey. His last column for US newspaper the Washington Post called for an end to Saudi Arabia's failed, bloody war on Yemen.
Yet now Khashoggi's murder has put bin Salman and his Western supporters in a tricky situation.
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has locked up hundreds of journalists, postures as a champion of press freedom.
Meanwhile people who defended bin Salman's regime from accusations of brutality are now condemning him. Newspapers and journalists who promoted bin Salman as a "modernising reformer" are attacking him.
Even Donald Trump was forced to suggest there could be sanctions against Saudi Arabia.
That seems unlikely. Trump relies on Saudi Arabia to protect US power in the Middle East. His son in law Jared Kushner's close relationship with bin Salman has helped bring Saudi Arabia closer to the US's other big ally Israel.
Britain relies on Saudi Arabia too. Theresa May condemned Khashoggi's killing in the "strongest possible terms".
But she has always defended Britain's arms deals with Saudi Arabia and welcomed bin Salman to Downing Street—even as bombs fell on Yemeni school buses.
What Trump and May really hope is that the Khashoggi affair will all blow over, then they can go back to business as usual.
Saudi Arabia is a brutal, repressive, warmongering regime. But blame for deaths of all those it has murdered lies at the feet of the Western governments who prop it up.
Protest: Justice for Jamal Khashoggi, Stop arming Saudi Arabia, Stop the War in Yemen. Thursday 25 October, 5pm, Saudi Arabian embassy, 30 Charles Street, Mayfair, London W1J 5 DZ. Nearest Tube, Green Park. Called by Stop the War Coalition, Arab Organisation for Human Rights UK, Global Rights Network and others.
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This is our biggest tour in decades. The Circle Slide 25 Year Anniversary tour begins in April and runs into June. We need you to come out! This will be full electric with Derri, Steve and Mike Roe on bass. We will perform the album Circle Slide in its entirety front to back plus new songs from Shadow Weaver.
Dan will catch up with the band on select shows.
Mike will open the gigs with a special acoustic set featuring songs from Pray Naked.
And speaking of Roe, Kerosene Halo (Derri and Mike) launched a Kickstarter campaign today for a new album. Click HERE to check it out.
Still accepting tour bookings – Contact Lisa Michaels at lisamichaels@comcast.net or Jeffrey Kotthoff at booking@lo-fidelity.com.


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My word for the year is LEARN.
Some days I feel like I am still a ditzy college girl stuck in a 33 year-old entrepreneur's body. Don't get me wrong, I will seek fun, move, and live lightheartedly until the day I die. But, I had came to the big realization, that in order to better myself in all the facets of my life: business, fitness, spirituality, serving on the board with the Kilgoris Project, I need a lot more knowledge. Growth isn't possible if I continue on the way I'd been living. I want to make more informed decisions, and have deep, intellectual, inspiring conversations that enrich my life.
Reading more is one way to get there. However, true learning is in the doing.
My first experience in Kenya, in 2014, was extraordinary. However, there was such an overwhelming amount of things to absorb, that I knew I had barely scratched the surface.
Prior to the first trip I began serving on the Board of Directors with the Kilgoris Project. Honestly, I have sucked as a board member. Especially in the beginning, I was incredibly intimidated by the super intellectuals, and felt like my lack of experience in the culture inhibited my ability to make informed decisions, when it came time to vote on things. There are many many layers to it all, numerous: schools, staff members, sustainability projects, etc. that I can hardly keep up.
I wanted to give up, and even tried quitting. But, I stuck it out. I joined a committee, where I could work with a small group, digging in deeper to the education portion of it. It's definitely helped, but I knew what I really needed, was to go on trip #2.
In the time leading up to my departure, I started doubting my decision. Why am I going again? I have a business to run, and a family to look after. Ain't nobody got time for that!
But, I realized I wasn't failing my members, or family, by going. The experiences I would have would make me a better wife, mom, and business owner. By living each moment while I was away, with a purpose, whether it was impacting a child, mother, or myself, it was well worth EVERY sacrifice.
Having specific projects that our team was researching, meant that I could finally feel like I was contributing value as a board member.
I don't want to get to the end of this life only having read in a book, or seen on TV, the beauty that this world has to offer. We can look at pictures, or read about culture, but you can't smell the air, or dance with tribe. To hug someone you've never met, who doesn't speak your language, or have the same skin color, with a big smile on their face, enriches the soul like no other. To recognize that we all laugh, cry, and find pleasure in the same things, whether we have $2 to our name, or $2 million, is something you know exists, but to see it in person, transforms your soul. There are innumerable things the text books and websites don't tell us. Like that children in Kenya, or other developing nations, aren't all sitting around feeling sorry for themselves. Most often, they have more joy than any kid we know! Sure, they have basic needs that aren't being met, that will rip your heart to shreds as you witness it. The reality of that, and sadness of it is true. Offering a hand in educating them in a sustainable way, is something we can do. And, on top of it, the growth found in ourselves, just by living and breathing the culture, connecting with them, and loving each other in the process, is something you can't begin to understand without going and experiencing for yourself. Period.
And, let's face it, we are all spoiled rotten. There was A LOT of sacrifice in being comfortable. The mattress was less than par, we got stuck in the mud several times, there were some crappy meals, the flight was LONG, and for an entire week we didn't see a white face, other than those on our team. But, a huge amount of personal growth is through discomfort, and learning from it. Learning about patience, or shifting the perspective and recognizing that we have it far better than most, totally helps us appreciate the simple things. Let's face it, we ALL need a reality check in that. That is where our culture's poverty lies.
I am revising my bucket list. At the end of this life, I want to have experienced the world first hand. I want to connect with people in a completely vulnerable way. I want to see, feel, smell, do, and get uncomfortable. I want to fail time and again, in order to succeed at this life. Because, the only way I would really fail, would be to never try at all.


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Japan CEOs now more vocal about merit-based pay
A Japan Yen note is seen in this illustration photo taken June 1, 2017. REUTERS/Thomas White
AS BUSINESS LEADERS in Japan face greater pressure to raise wages in an inflationary environment, they're becoming more vocal about the need to pay employees based on merit.
"It's not necessarily good for people to feel like they're being compensated because of inflation," Takahito Tokita, chief executive officer of Fujitsu Ltd., said in a recent interview. "It's better if we do it because the business is healthy. What we want to do is reward each and every employee who contributes to the growth of our company."
On one hand, such talk can be seen as a sign of corporate Japan casting aside the remains of a compensation system based on across-the-board rewards and seniority. On the other, it also reflects a degree of hesitancy to raise salaries in knee-jerk reaction to inflation. That's making it unclear whether rising consumer prices will lead to higher wages.
Even so, Japan is showing signs of emerging from decades of deflation and loose monetary policy. Consumer prices are on the rise, with Tokyo inflation at a 40-year high of 4%. Manufacturers are bracing for tough negotiations with unions during annual spring wage talks. A tight labor market is forcing businesses to raise salaries to attract and retain talent.
Fast Retailing Co., operator of Uniqlo and other fast-fashion brands, announced last week that it will raise annual pay for full-time employees by as much as 40%, joining domestic businesses such as Nippon Life Insurance Co. and Suntory Holdings Ltd. in boosting salaries. The retailer's wage hike covers workers at its headquarters as well as in stores, and includes new hires.
Beyond the dramatic headline figure, Fast Retailing made it clear that compensation would be based on "factors such as work performance and results, ability to contribute to the business, ambition and growth."
"The point of the change is to encourage employees to do the quality work that meets global standards," Takeshi Okazaki, Fast Retailing's chief financial officer, said in a briefing. "If you want to ask for a world-class level of work, then you should give a world-class reward."
The pay hikes also reflect the fact that wages in Japan remain the lowest among Group of Seven nations. Average annual compensation in the country was $39,700 in 2021, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The average among OECD countries was $51,600, while the US had the highest level of $74,700.
Japanese companies are finding themselves caught between a persistent deflationary mindset among consumers — making it harder for them to raise prices for goods and services — and broader inflation and rising energy prices that are fueling demands for them to raise salaries, according to Travis Lundy, Pan-Asia analyst at Quiddity Advisors who publishes on Smartkarma.
"Pay your workers more, and they'll go buy more products" was former Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's public pet peeve, Mr. Lundy said. "But that didn't really happen."
Triggering the wage-price cycle of rising salaries feeding into higher prices, and vice versa, has arguably been Haruhiko Kuroda's most elusive goal as Bank of Japan governor and architect of a decade-long experiment in ultra-loose monetary policy. Some of the speculation around a shift in inflation and wage expectations is linked to a planned transition to a new central bank chief in the coming months.
Indeed, real wages in Japan fell 3.8% in November, the most since 2014, according to the latest figures released by Japan's labor ministry earlier this month. Real cash earnings, which reflects income adjusted for inflation, show that businesses aren't keeping up with recent inflationary trends.
The Japanese Trade Union Confederation, the collective bargaining group known more colloquially as Rengo, has embraced "casting off a deflationary mindset" as one of its core tenets in upcoming wage negotiations. The group has made it clear that it is expecting wages to be increased by 5%, and at least 3% in terms of base pay.
As Japan's economy grew at a torrid pace in the 1960s and 1970s, Rengo was able to extract concessions from employers by scheduling an annual strike in the spring and banding together with other unions to negotiate beforehand. Now, with declining membership and a shrinking manufacturing base, it remains to be seen whether Rengo or any other union can deliver across-the-board wage hikes that will fuel broader compensation gains, or even inflation.
"I'm not so sure that Japanese consumers are ready to be in consumption mode again," Mr. Lundy said. "This is just corporate Japan coming up the curve of merit-based pay." — Reuters
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Title: Energy content of reduced-fat distillers grains for lactating dairy cows
FOTH, A - University Of Nebraska
GOMEZ, G - University Of Nebraska
Brown Brandl, Tami
KONONOFF, P - University Of Nebraska
Citation: Foth, A.J., Gomez, G.G., Brown Brandl, T.M., Freetly, H.C., Kononoff, P.J. 2014. Energy content of reduced-fat distillers grains for lactating dairy cows [Abstract]. Journal of Animal Science. 92(E-Suppl. 2):171. Abstract #0345.
Technical Abstract: Byproducts of ethanol production have become an important source of nutrients for dairy cows in recent years but accurate energy values have yet to be determined. Eight Holstein and 8 Jersey multiparous, lactating cows were used to complete 56 energy balances to determine the energy content of reduced-fat distillers grains with solubles (RFDDGS). A repeated switchback design was used to compare treatments with and without RFDDGS. Diets consisted of 24.2 % corn silage, 18.4 % alfalfa hay, 6.94 % brome hay with either 22.9 % rolled corn and 14.8 % soybean meal, or 4.51 % rolled corn, 14.5 % RFDDGS, and 0 % soybean meal (DM basis). On average the inclusion of RFDDGS increased DMI from 21.7 ± 0.70 kg/d to 23.3 ± 0.68 kg/d (P < 0.01) but did not affect milk production (29.8 ±1.46 and 30.9 ± 1.45 kg/d for control and RFDDGS diets, respectively; P = 0.11) or 3.5% FCM (33.0 ± 1.27 and 34.2 ± 1.25 kg/d for control and RFDDGS diets, respectively; P = 0.10). Milk energies were 1.44 ± 0.50 Mcal/d higher with RFDDGS (P = 0.01). Energy lost as methane was reduced (P = 0.01) by 0.28 Mcal/d with the addition of RFDDGS to the diet. Heat loss averaged 30.4 ± 0.55 Mcal/d and did not differ by diet (P = 0.94). Energy retained as tissue energy was found to be -0.22 ±1.48 Mcal/d for the control diet and 6.78 ± 1.43 Mcal/d for the RFDDGS diet (P < 0.01). Intake of digestible and metabolizable energies were lower (P < 0.01) for the control (2.70 and 2.36 ± 0.05 Mcal/kg DM, respectively) compared to RFDDGS (2.86 and 2.54 ± 0.05 Mcal/kg DM). There was also a treatment by breed interaction for digestible, metabolizable and lactational net energies (P < 0.01) with a greater difference between treatments with Holstein cows than Jersey cows. Differences between treatments in Holsteins were 12.0 ±2.09, 11.7 ± 1.98 and 11.3 ± 1.90 Mcal/d (P < 0.01), and Jerseys were 4.16 ± 2.14, 4.32 ± 2.04 and 5.47 ±1.96 Mcal/d (P = 0.06, 0.04 and 0.01), for digestible, metabolizable and lactational net energies, respectively. These energy estimates suggest higher energy content of diets containing RFDDGS than diets containing a mixture of corn and soybean meal in lactating dairy cows.


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The technician showed up early, he was very informative about what was needed to get our garage door operating properl. Repairs were completed quickly and in a very professional manner. We were very pleased and will use them again in the future.
Service was great and install looked excellent! Door was of good quality at a fair price. Technicians were very professional and courteous. Highly recommend!!!
We were very pleased with the service and how pleasant it was dealing with the technician and the person that took my call. We will most definitely use and recommend precision to our friends and family.
Technician was on time and professional. Did job in the time he said. Garage door is now working great.
Was very impressed with knowledge of doors and what was wrong. Dio was very nice and professional and explained everything that was wrong and gave me the options on what I wanted to do. I am very impressed and pleased that I called them and would recommend them to anyone.