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Web design has been flipped on it's head over the past few years. Just a few years ago you designed web sites for how they would look on the desktop. But it's a mobile world and mobile websites aren't just niche, they're mainstream.

There's been a paradigm shift over the past few years and it's called Mobile First Responsive Web Design. This means that when you design a website, you design first for mobile devices, and then for laptops and desktops. It's a 180 degree turn around from how it was a few short years ago, and there are consequences if you don't follow suite!

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Title:Knowledge Based Approach to Checking Designs for Conformance With Standards
Author(s):Elam, Steven Lee
Doctoral Committee Chair(s):Lopez, Leonard
Department / Program:Civil Engineering
Discipline:Civil Engineering
Degree Granting Institution:University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Subject(s):Engineering, Civil
Abstract:The engineering computing community has been slow to develop intelligent standards processing methodologies. To pave the way for the advancement of automated standards processing systems, it is necessary to develop formalized models of design standards and of the peripheral knowledge used in the design and checking processes.
Most of the standards processing systems that do currently exist have portions of standards embedded within their software which generates problems related to misinterpretation of standards, program inflexibility, and maintenance.
The solution used in this investigation is the separation of standards and all related knowledge from the application system and provide them as declarative data. The objectives of this investigation are (1) to examine the process of checking designs for conformance with governing design standards and to identify the various types of knowledge involved; (2) to formalize the types of knowledge identified and to develop models that represent and functionally separate these bodies of knowledge; and (3) to produce a prototype automated standards processing environment that operates on these models and checks designs for conformance with governing standards.
This investigation identifies the types of knowledge used in the checking process and develops formal models that functionally separate them.
The SASE decision table and classifier tree model are used to represent design standards. Production rule models are developed to represent the remaining expert knowledge which contain complex heuristic reasoning. Network inferencing techniques are developed to operate on the knowledge models.
A prototype system called SICAD (Standards Interfaces in Computer Aided Design) has been implemented to illustrate the principals expressed in this investigation. The system allows the types of knowledge to be developed as separate knowledge bases. The system has a blackboard architecture and uses control rules to regulate system operation. Mappings provided by the knowledge engineer establish the links between knowledge bases and between data items and external sources of data (data base functions). The ability of the system to easily obtain data from data bases is a major contribution to standards processing technology. The system has the ability to explain why it is asking for data and how data item values were produced.
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Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1988.
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Title:Message passing algorithms - methods and applications
Author(s):Bean, Andrew J
Director of Research:Singer, Andrew C.
Doctoral Committee Chair(s):Singer, Andrew C.
Doctoral Committee Member(s):Grover, Pulkit; Raginsky, Maxim; Shanbhag, Naresh R.
Department / Program:Electrical & Computer Eng
Discipline:Electrical & Computer Engr
Degree Granting Institution:University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Subject(s):probabilistic graphical models
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Abstract:Algorithms on graphs are used extensively in many applications and research areas. Such applications include machine learning, artificial intelligence, communications, image processing, state tracking, sensor networks, sensor fusion, distributed cooperative estimation, and distributed computation. Among the types of algorithms that employ some kind of message passing over the connections in a graph, the work in this dissertation will consider belief propagation and gossip consensus algorithms. We begin by considering the marginalization problem on factor graphs, which is often solved or approximated with Sum-Product belief propagation (BP) over the edges of the factor graph. For the case of sensor networks, where the conservation of energy is of critical importance and communication overhead can quickly drain this valuable resource, we present techniques for specifically addressing the needs of this low power scenario. We create a number of alternatives to Sum-Product BP. The first of these is a generalization of Stochastic BP with reduced setup time. We then present Projected BP, where a subset of elements from each message is transmitted between nodes, and computational savings are realized in proportion to the reduction in size of the transmitted messages. Zoom BP is a derivative of Projected BP that focuses particularly on utilizing low bandwidth discrete channels. We give the results of experiments that show the practical advantages of our alternatives to Sum-Product BP. We then proceed with an application of Sum-Product BP in sequential investment. We combine various insights from universal portfolios research in order to construct more sophisticated algorithms that take into account transaction costs. In particular, we use the insights of Blum and Kalai's transaction costs algorithm to take these costs into account in Cover and Ordentlich's side information portfolio and Kozat and Singer's switching portfolio. This involves carefully designing a set of causal portfolio strategies and computing a convex combination of these according to a carefully designed distribution. Universal (sublinear regret) performance bounds for each of these portfolios show that the algorithms asymptotically achieve the wealth of the best strategy from the corresponding portfolio strategy set, to first order in the exponent. The Sum-Product algorithm on factor graph representations of the universal investment algorithms provides computationally tractable approximations to the investment strategies. Finally, we present results of simulations of our algorithms and compare them to other portfolios. We then turn our attention to gossip consensus and distributed estimation algorithms. Specifically, we consider the problem of estimating the parameters in a model of an agent's observations when it is known that the population as a whole is partitioned into a number of subpopulations, each of which has model parameters that are common among the member agents. We develop a method for determining the beneficial communication links in the network, which involves maintaining non-cooperative parameter estimates at each agent, and the distance of this estimate is compared with those of the neighbors to determine time-varying connectivity. We also study the expected squared estimation error of our algorithm, showing that estimates are asymptotically as good as centralized estimation, and we study the short term error convergence behavior. Finally, we examine the metrics used to guide the design of data converters in the setting of digital communications. The usual analog to digital converters (ADC) performance metrics---effective number of bits (ENOB), total harmonic distortion (THD), signal to noise and distortion ratio (SNDR), and spurious free dynamic range (SFDR)---are all focused on the faithful reproduction of observed waveforms, which is not of fundamental concern if the data converter is to be used in a digital communications system. Therefore, we propose other information-centric rather than waveform-centric metrics that are better aligned with the goal of communications. We provide computational methods for calculating the values of these metrics, some of which are derived from Sum-Product BP or related algorithms. We also propose Statistics Gathering Converters (SGCs), which represent a change in perspective on data conversion for communications applications away from signal representation and towards the collection of relevant statistics for the purposes of decision making and detection. We show how to develop algorithms for the detection of transmitted data when the transmitted signal is received by an SGC. Finally, we provide evidence for the benefits of using system-level metrics and statistics gathering converters in communications applications.
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Title:Quantifying particle sorting in microbubble streaming flows
Author(s):Thameem, Raqeeb Muddassir
Advisor(s):Hilgenfeldt, Sascha
Department / Program:Mechanical Science & Engineering
Discipline:Mechanical Engineering
Degree Granting Institution:University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Experimental fluid mechanics
Oscillatory flow
Abstract:This work seeks to characterize and model the size-dependent behaviour of microparticles in a bubble streaming flow. We show that in microchannels, the steady streaming flow generated by an ultrasonically driven semicylindrical microbubble can be combined with a Poiseuille flow to achieve tunable, high throughput, size-sensitive sorting and trapping of particles much smaller than the bubble itself. We propose a simple geometric mechanism, based on flow speeds and channel geometry, that reliably predicts the sorting behaviour seen in experiment. It is also shown that an asymptotic theory that incorporates the device geometry and superimposed channel flow accurately models key flow features such as peak speeds and particle trajectories. Finally, the forces acting on particles on oscillatory time scales are determined experimentally using a novel method in which the trajectories of small and large particles are compared. These forces are found to scale quadratically with both oscillatory flow speed and particle size. Simulations of particle trajectories are used to show that Saffman lift is not primarily responsible for these forces. Instead, a lubrication theory is proposed that is able to predict both the magnitude and dependence of forces on particles.
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Date: 16 February 2011

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Chancellor George Osborne delivered his Budget on Wednesday 23 March. On Thursday 24 March the Institute for Fiscal Studies held a lunchtime briefing. The presentation provided an opportunity to hear a considered view of the Chancellor's announcements from Institute staff. Slides are available below.

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Budget 2011 analysis and presentation slides

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Green Budget 2011

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  • An IFS observation examines the debate around fuel duty and what implications any change in policy would have for the public finances.
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  • An IFS Briefing Note Universal Credit: a preliminary analysis analyses Universal Credit as set out in the government's White Paper, Universal Credit: Welfare that Works.
  • IFS held a briefing on the Universal Credit on 12 January 2011.
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New Irish Water plan has made an awful situation even worse

Is planned water-charge system fair?
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Letters to the Editor

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I read the news that a committee of wise men and women has come up with a plan for Irish Water. I have to say I'm impressed with their report - I had not expected them to come up with an even more ludicrous and complex mess than we have now, and yet that's exactly what they appear to have done.

If I understand it correctly, Irish Water will remain in place. Instead of invoicing households for their use, it will invoice the State for all water used in the country. The State can then work out how to pay for the water. And with the Government's track record in contract negotiations (West link, Shannon tunnel, off-shore oil and gas), I have no doubt it will agree a deal with Irish Water.

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Wednesday 17 January 2018

Ireland sweating on Rob Kearney injury ahead of Italy clash

Rob Kearney, pictured, is an injury doubt for Ireland's pivotal World Cup clash with Italy on Sunday
Rob Kearney, pictured, is an injury doubt for Ireland's pivotal World Cup clash with Italy on Sunday

Ireland full-back Rob Kearney faces a nervous 48-hour wait to find out whether he will be fit to face Italy on Sunday.

British and Irish Lions star Kearney will undergo a scan in Guildford on Monday afternoon to determine the extent of a gluteal strain.

Kearney suffered a heavy blow to the hip on scoring Ireland's fifth try in Sunday's 44-10 World Cup victory over Romania at Wembley.

The 29-year-old will now have everything crossed his World Cup campaign does not suffer a costly hiccup with Ireland closing in on quarter-final qualification.

"Rob may have suffered a gluteal strain and will have a scan in Guildford later today," said Ireland team manager Mick Kearney.

"We're really going to have to wait and see what the results of the scan are like later today, so I'd say it could be 24 to 48 hours before we have a definitive view on whether he'll be available at the weekend or not."

Keith Earls is expected to complete the head-injury protocols on Tuesday after passing a pitchside assessment during Sunday's Wembley clash.

Connacht centre Robbie Henshaw will train fully this week and ought to be restored to the 12 shirt to face Italy after hamstring trouble ruled him out of the World Cup's opening fortnight.

Ulster wing Tommy Bowe admitted Ireland would miss first-choice full-back Kearney should he fail to beat his knock in time to face the Azzurri at the Olympic Stadium on Sunday.

"Seeing Rob coming off is something you don't want to see," said Bowe.

"But I'm sure he's confident it's not going to be something too strenuous, so we'll just have to wait and see.

"Fingers crossed he's going to be fine, but it would be a massive disappointment if he missed out.

"I don't think we'll worry too much until he gets the medical feedback on it, though."

Munster flyer Simon Zebo would be expected to slot in at 15 should Kearney fail to recover quickly enough, with Bowe backing the British and Irish Lions tourist to cope if called in to deputise.

"We'd all back Simon to get the job done, absolutely," said Bowe.

"Simon is pushing Rob hard for his place there at full-back, he's a very exciting player and he showed he's capable of doing the basics very well as well as being able to light it up as well.

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I absolutely love these Kajal liners. The black one is a staple in my collection and perfect for this time of year. They smudge so beautifully making it super easy to create the perfect dark Smokey eye. Smokey eyes are so popular and essential to many awesome Halloween looks. Another great use for these liners is using them as a base. Put this dark liner down and pip a duochrome, holographic or glitter shadows on top. The dark base will really make your shadow pop and intensify. Maybelline is also super affordable!
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Japanese prime minster Yukio Hatoyama could be heading for the top of the charts after a single he recorded more than 20 years ago was re-released in the country.

According to information on Sky News from a local news source, copies of Hatoyama's single "Take Heart - Fly, Dove of Peace" has been put on "prominent display" in shops across Japan.

Hatoyama, 62, recorded the song back in 1987. At the time, around 100 copies of the song were made but did not go on public release and were instead handed out to Hatoyama's political supporters as gifts.

On hearing of its re-release he said: "I very much like both the lyrics and melody. But I think I'm a better singer now," Sky News reported.

Hatoyama rose to power in Japan after a landslide victory over the ruling Liberal Democrat party, which has ruled almost continuously since the end of the Second World War.

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Loss adjuster adjusts goal, but maintains target

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Loss adjuster adjusts goal, but maintains target

Loss adjuster Greg Harris knew his plan to run five marathons in eight months was ambitious for a middle-aged man with only 3 previous marathons completed 30 years ago to his name.

However, since arriving in New Zealand in April the Cunningham Lindsey loss adjuster specialising in major and complex loss has ticked off the Christchurch marathon in May, the North Shore marathon in September, a gruelling run on a Jetts treadmill in October and most recently the Auckland marathon at the start of this month.

His dream for the Auckland marathon to be his fifth and final event were shattered when flight costs ruled out a trip to Invercargill to complete that event, and an attempt at the Karangahake forest trail run saw him wading through rivers and bogs for five hours – and still not reaching the half way mark.

“After so many up and down hills my body said ‘stop’,” said Harris, who then ran the Auckland marathon as his fourth event since starting in May (see pic).

“My knees and hips are certainly starting to feel the strain and having got to the top of the Auckland bridge with still a long way to go, I felt like I was not going to complete this one.

“I had originally hoped that completion times for the runs would improve but whilst my mind was willing and energy levels goods, my knees and other parts are starting to feel some of the stress from this my fourth marathon in 5 months. My time was a minute over 5 hours.”

Harris is now setting his sights on the Three Bridges event in Wanganui on December 12 being his fifth and final event and hopes this final push will help him achieve his target of raising $5,000 for charity Ronald McDonald House.

“Fund raising has been fairly quiet and I am really hoping to make a final appeal once I have done my part of the bargain and completed marathon number five.
“To raise the $5,000 target would be awesome and a great present for the children in need especially just before Christmas. That for me would be a dream come true!”
He added: “To help the knees I am trying to shed another 5kgs of baggage. This [Wanganui] run I will have to do in better time otherwise the sole flight to Auckland at 1:30pm will be one loss adjuster light!!”

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Google’s Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are the biggest things in the smartphone world right now, and while the arrival of the iPhone X in a couple of weeks may put paid to that, there is still plenty to enjoy about the two high-end handsets.

Unfortunately, despite the new Pixels’ flagship status and not-inconsiderable asking price, there are still issues surrounding its construction. Namely, it bends, and not just a little bit either.

YouTuber JerryRigEverything is known for taking the latest technology gadgets and putting them through what can only be described as a torture test, taking them to breaking point and then beyond. He has a history of breaking devices and that is exactly what he did with the new Pixel 2, except it broke a little too easily for some people’s liking.

See, the metal construction of the Pixel 2 is actually covered with a coating that makes it feel a little more like plastic to the touch, and as the YouTuber demonstrated in a video, that coating comes off surprisingly easily, and once it does, it will not look good at all. Still, cosmetic issues are something we all have to deal with when we carry smartphones around for 16 hours a day or more, but when you have an issue that results in a newly designed smartphone becoming unusable, that’s a little less easy to forgive.

So with that in mind, the news that JerryRigEverything managed to bend a Pixel 2 with his bare hands, and surprisingly easily, is not welcome at all. Apple did experience a similar furore surrounding the iPhone 6 a few years ago, but that is something that was rectified in future releases. At this stage, in 2017, a flagship device should not bend to the degree the Pixel 2 appears to, although we do stand by what we have said before – if you treat your new smartphone well, it will usually do the same to you.

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Latest revenue report shows former fashion boutique owner hit by €3m bill after tax probe

Update 6.45pm: A former fashion boutique owner has been hit with a bill of almost 3.2 million euro after being investigated by tax inspectors.

Nora Filtness, from Millcastle, Castlepollard, Co Westmeath was among scores of names on the Revenue's latest Defaulters' List.

The multi-million settlement with inspectors was for unpaid tax, penalties and interest following an audit which uncovered under-declaration of income tax and VAT.

The Revenue described Ms Filtness as a former boutique proprietor previously trading as Clara Ellen.

A spokeswoman said it was bound by legislation not to release any further detail on the investigation.

The bill was calculated with the level of penalties and interest both matching the amount of unpaid tax, a step taken by inspectors if a business does not make a qualifying disclosure and if they identify deliberate or careless breaches of tax codes.

The €3,186,753 was not paid at the end of June when the list was compiled for publication.

It said the case was among 58 which secured settlements worth more than €11m euro for the state.

But Revenue added that the Defaulters' List was only a fraction of the investigations that had been completed in the three months to the end of June.

It said its inspectors secured settlements on 1,387 audits and investigations resulting in the recovery of 115.13 million euro in tax, interest, and penalties for the Exchequer.

Other major settlements published in Iris Oifigiuil included painter Edward Galvin, from Model Farm Road, Cork who made a settlement worth €633,827.

Builder and developer Martin Downes, of Kiltycreighton, Boyle, Co Roscommon made a €520,917 settlement.

Another large settlement involved the KC Tyre Centre on Quninlan Street, Limerick which has gone into voluntary liquidation and was hit with a bill for €515,089.

Earlier: Revenue has published a list of 289 tax defaulters for the period between April 1 and June 30.

The list details cases where the court has determined a penalty, fine or imprisonment in terms of the offence, as well as cases where Revenue has accepted a settlement offer which remained unpaid by June 30.

Details of tax default cases for more than €35,000 are published in the event a person is penalised by the court and that penalty exceeds 15% of the total tax and a qualifying disclosure has not been made.

Four such cases were published at a total of €123,944.76 in penalties.

There are also 227 cases involving fine, imprisonment or other penalty for a total of €609,860.

Of these cases, 124 were failure to fix a tax return, failure to remit tax, failure to produce books and records or delivery of an incorrect return which carried a penalty of up to €30,000 and a seven month custodial sentence.

Fifty-eight settlements were published amounting to more than €11m, of which one exceeded €1m and four exceeded €500,000.

Former boutique properietor Nora Filtness of Castlepollard, Westmeath is listed as having €3,186,753 unpaid as of June 30 while builder and property developer Martin Downes of Boyle, Co. Roscommon is listed as having more than €520,000 unpaid.

Nineteen settlement cases had not been fully paid amounting to €5,675,486.43.

"Revenue vigorously pursues collection and enforcement of unpaid settlements. In some cases, collection or recovery of the full unpaid amount will not be possible, for example, company liquidation," Revenue said.

Revenue added that these published settlements reflect only a portion of their 1,387 audits and investigations for the same period.

More than €115.3 million was taken in by Revenue from these audits and investigations and a further 23,877 risk management interventions.

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the dawn of the open systems era that my work involved me with IBM.

This occurred while working as CIO of a large trucking company, as a director in the Government of Canada (GoC) and as an independent consultant. To say that working closely with Big Blue was frustrating, sometimes even exasperating, would be an understatement. For example, IBM both contributed to the creation of the Open Software Foundation — which delayed the unification of Unix by several years — and also (in AIX) created the most un-Unix-like member of the Unix family, if only to make it look more like the other IBM operating systems, of which there were almost too many to count. Worse, there were more incompatibilities among the AIX variants running on IBM’s own mainframes, midrange systems and small servers than between AIX and the Unix versions from other vendors.

By the mid-1990s our firm was doing a good business in “”proprietary vendor extraction”” — helping major IT shops move to open systems when their incumbent proprietary vendor was actively trying to prevent them from doing so. Often that vendor was IBM. This situation was particularly vexing because the IBM RS/6000 midrange server product line, even when first introduced, was an excellent piece of work and in many ways stood head-and-shoulders above some of its peers. Its superscalar architecture was outstanding. What frustrated us was that IBM’s corporate and marketing attitude towards open systems in general, and multi-vendorism in particular, was, to say the least, frosty, and was considered flat-out obstructionist by many.

When teaching introductory courses on open systems, I used to recount the story of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, which for the century prior to 1950 was the largest steam locomotive builder in the world. When upstart Electro-Motive Diesel rolled out its FT freight diesel in 1939, it created the granddaddy of all open systems interfaces. It developed a multiple-unit electrical specification that permitted one engineer to control many locomotives from the lead unit and then published it, thereby permitting railroads with Fairbanks-Morse and Alco locomotives to intermix these units in a consist with those of EMD. This saved on engine crews and made mainline freight diesel operations practical, since a single diesel was puny compared to the biggest steam locos, but four together could blow away anything the steam-advocates could throw at it. Baldwin, fielding their own diesels, huffed that they were the leader, invented their own proprietary interface and attempted to force the railroads to adopt it. It didn’t work — railroads needed to inter-mix units, but Baldwin wouldn’t listen. As a result, what was one of the largest industrial companies in the U.S. in 1945 was dead by 1962.

I always argued that IBM could take a lesson from Baldwin. And maybe it has. Recently, it has become clear that open source spans not only the Unix and Linux operating systems, but also packages and applications. Working with a public sector client, I have been mightily impressed not only with the ability of new systems like the RS/6000 P-570 to host multiple and dynamically reconfigurable Linux and AIX logical partitions as well as to provide the ability to hard-wire and/or virtualize disk and I/O resources to partitions or among them. While midrange technology advances relentlessly, in my view the IBM P-series represents a significant commitment to helping clients migrate smoothly to open source. IBM also offers various Linux-optimized machines. What’s more, both in fostering a server acquisition project for this client and in evoking IBM’s wider collaboration with GoC on open source-related issues, I have found IBM goes the extra mile to help make good things happen. This is a significant — and welcome — change. Had Baldwin done likewise, your next Via Rail trip might well have been behind one of their locomotives.

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Non-woven fabrics are indispensable to everyday life. A Fraunhofer Institute has developed software that makes the production of non-woven products much more efficient and flexible. With the tool FIDYST, it has been possible for the first time to simulate the movement of fibers in turbulent air currents. A real innovation – and the breakthrough in a theory that is over a hundred years old.

High-Tech Material Fleece: Project Leader Dr. Simone Gramsch and her team have developed the simulation tool FIDYST. The simulation of fiber movements in air flows optimizes the production of nonwovens.
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High-Tech Material Fleece: Project Leader Dr. Simone Gramsch and her team have developed the simulation tool FIDYST. The simulation of fiber movements in air flows optimizes the production of nonwovens.

Non-woven materials are usually well hidden and are therefore not visible. However, if you are looking for them, you can find them everywhere: as a lining in winter jackets, as a padding in sofas, as a soundproofing mat in cars, as insulation in house walls, as a filter in kitchen exhaust hoods, as a cosmetic pad in bathrooms or as a separating layer in electric cables. Highly absorbent non-woven can even be found in the diapers of our little children. It is an extremely versatile and high-performance material which is indispensable in our everyday lives. Accordingly, textile manufacturers and mechanical engineers are interested in keeping its production as efficient and flexible as possible.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics ITWM in Kaiserslautern has developed special software called the FIDYST tool (Fiber Dynamics Simulation Tool). It simulates the movement of fibers in turbulent air flows. In the production of non-woven materials, the fibers or threads are each stretched with the aid of air and deposited onto a conveyor belt. Depending on the speed and temperature of the air stream, a non-woven product with the desired structure, density and strength results. One widely used application is random web, in which the individual fibers display a diverse orientation, thereby forming a random web which is simultaneously voluminous and firm.

How precisely the fibers move in the airflow and in which orientation they land on the conveyor belt is computed by the simulation software FIDYST which the researchers have developed. After simulating the airflow, the user only has to enter the material properties of the fibers in the software. The software then simulates the dynamic behavior of thousands of fibers. Even fiber mixtures can be simulated with the software. The result can be visualized in a three-dimensional representation.

Equipped with this data, the manufacturer can then, for example, improve the air flow in a targeted manner. This results in a non-woven fabric with the desired specification while at the same time reducing energy and raw material consumption. The software simulation can calculate that by changing the configuration of the machine, fewer fibers are needed to produce a non-woven fabric with the desired structure and strength.

The Fraunhofer tool not only benefits the textile manufacturers who want to precisely configure their machines for every desired non-woven product. "Mechanical engineers can also use it to create machines that are as efficient and flexible as possible," explains Dr. Simone Gramsch, FIDYST Project Manager at ITWM.

Despite the complex computing operations, FIDYST does not rely on expensive, high-performance computers or data centers; the tool is content with standard PCs of the upper performance class and runs on both Windows and Linux.

Unique feature of Fraunhofer

After the calculation, the data can be exported in the "EnSight Gold Case" format and then visualized and analyzed. The format is standard in applications that deal with the visualization and analysis of flow dynamics of all kinds, such as in aircraft or automotive engineering, but also in sports or medicine.

Behind FIDYST is a real world premier. For the first time, it has been possible to precisely simulate and predict fiber dynamics in air currents. "The development is the result of several years of research as well as a few doctoral theses. It has been worth it, though; with FIDYST, we have a unique feature," says project manager Simone Gramsch. The ITWM licenses the software to mechanical engineers or textile manufacturers. "If necessary, we also offer FIDYST as a service; then, all the simulations are executed on our computers according to the specifications of the customer," says Gramsch. This is useful when it comes to particularly complex and, therefore, computer-intensive projects.

Mathematics lovers might be interested in the topic for another reason. More than 100 years ago, the French mathematicians Eugène and François Cosserat worked on equations to describe the behavior of elastic materials. The theory of Cosserat-Rods, named after them, ultimately formed the basis for the Fraunhofer researchers.

The Fraunhofer researchers will present a demo of FIDYST at the INDEX non-woven trade fair in Geneva (April 4 - 7, 2017).


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AFTER months of speculation, Israel’s Attorney-General has said he is considering indicting Sara Netanyahu, and outlined the suspicions against her.

The Prime Minister’s wife misused public money as “hundreds of meals from restaurants and funerals were received fraudulently from the state at a value of 359,000 shekels,” Israel’s Justice Ministry claimed in a statement, referring to an allegedly improper spend of $125,000 between 2010 and 2013.

The sums may be relatively small in terms of state budgets, but the money and the Netanyahu family’s mentality touch a raw nerve of Israelis, say commentators.

“I think there is a feeling that they regard themselves as presidents or, some people even say, a monarchy, and Israelis are very egalitarian and sensitive to the use of public funds,” Hebrew University political scientist Itzhak Galnoor told The AJN.

Mrs Netanyahu’s conduct has been under public scrutiny for years, and has brought her legal difficulties, such as a labour case against her last year, which saw a former household employee awarded $60,000 in damages.

But despite the rumours and accusations Sara Netanyahu – like her husband Benjamin – has always proved bulletproof to serious legal proceedings.

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The spotlight on the family is only intensifying, with the Netanyahus’ son Yair sparking major controversy.

Mandelblit’s office claimed that she worked closely with an employee to create the “false impression” that there was no cook at the Prime Minister’s residence, and order expensive food from outside suppliers which should have been prepared in-house.

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The Netanyahus have dismissed the current allegations against them, and a few hours before the Attorney-General’s announcement the PM described the claims against his wife as “absurd”.

She is “brave and honest,” and Netanyahu asked rhetorically: “When will this obsessive preoccupation with the Netanyahu family end?”

Yet the spotlight on the family is only intensifying, with the Netanyahus’ son Yair sparking major controversy – again – with a social media post.

This time, he cut closer to the bone than in his past posts by sharing a picture crammed with anti-Semitic imagery.

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March 29, 2017 4:30 pm

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The US Senate has overwhelmingly voted to back the expansion of NATO by approving Montenegro’s admission to join the military alliance, in what many lawmakers viewed as a message to Russia.
The ratification was approved by a vote of 97-2, well above the two-thirds majority needed in the 100-member chamber.
Only Republican Senators Rand Paul of Kentucky and Mike Lee of Utah voted against Montenegro’s membership.
Sen. Paul argued that joining NATO would bring the tiny Balkan nation under the ’ security blanket with little in return.
“Montenegro in NATO will antagonize Russia while doing nothing to advance US national security,” he said. “Most Americans can’t find Montenegro on a map. Are you willing to send your kids there to fight?”
Montenegro will officially become the 29th member of NATO if the Netherlands and Spain approve the accession later this year.
Those senators who voted in favor of NATO expansion said that Montenegro has already contributed much to the alliance.
“Montenegro actively supported the NATO-led operation in Afghanistan,” said Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. “Montenegro has taken these steps despite Russia’s best efforts to undermine their progress every step of the way.”
Senator John McCain accused Paul of “working” for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“This is more than the accession or non-accession of a small, 650,000-person nation. It is a test in this contest we are now engaged in with Vladimir Putin,” the Arizona Republican said on the Senate floor.

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South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham also said that “Montenegro is trying to do everything that Putin hates. Alliances of democracy are his worst nightmare.”
The Kremlin has opposed Montenegro joining NATO, calling it a “provocation” that would reinforce the alliance’s presence in the Balkans.
There was no immediate confirmation of whether President Donald Trump would sign the ratification and complete the US process.
Trump has frequently suggested that US defense of a NATO member would depend on its contributions to the alliance.
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The Neanderthal Diet: Woolly rhino, sheep, mushrooms and moss

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Work in the Tunnel of Bones cave, where 12 Neanderthal specimens dating around 49,000 years ago have been recovered. Photos / AP

If it’s true that “you are what you eat,” then there is perhaps no better way to understand someone than by looking at his or her teeth. Especially if that person has been dead for more than 40,000 years.
This is the philosophy of Keith Dobney, a professor of human paleoecology at the University of Liverpool and a co-author of a new study that draws some remarkable conclusions about the lives of Neanderthals by peering beneath their dental enamel.
Teeth are the hardest parts of the human body, and are more likely than any other tissue to survive centuries of corrosion and decay. And dental calculus – that mineralised plaque you get admonished about at the dentist – is particularly good at preserving the bits of food, bacteria and other organic matter that swirl around inside our mouths.
Teeth, Dobney said, are “this fantastic time capsule of biological information that traps not only direct evidence of the food that goes in your mouth, but these amazingly well preserved ecosystems that have evolved with .”

The new study, led by University of Adelaide paleomicrobiologist Laura Weyrich and published today in the journal Nature, examines dental calculus from four Neanderthals who lived between 42,000 and 50,000 years ago; two in what is now Belgium, the other two in modern-day Spain.”Looking at bacteria and pathogens and the evolution of pathogens and the evolution of diets,” he continued, ” we have a whole new discipline, a whole new field of study that is going to change the way we look at the past.”
The microbiomes (the population of microbes in a body) they revealed are the first for Neanderthals and the oldest ever analysed, Weyrich said.
And they contained several surprises. For one thing, the Belgian individuals seemed to have dramatically different diets than their Spanish contemporaries. For another, the scientists were able to sequence the entire genome of a bacterium trapped in the ancient plaque and found that it’s a species that still dwells inside human mouths today – a suggestion that humans and Neanderthals shared microbes.
But perhaps the most intriguing find came from the tooth of a pitiful Spanish individual who was suffering from both a tooth abscess and an intestinal parasite when he died. His dental plaque contained the DNA of a tree that produces the painkiller salicyclic acid (the active ingredient in aspirin) and bits of the fungus Penicillium (which produces the antibiotic penicillin).
“Could the Neanderthal have been self-medicating? We don’t know,” Dobney cautioned. Barring the invention of a time machine that will allow him to visit ancient hominids and interview them about their medical practices, the best way to figure out whether the drugs were ingested intentionally would be to detect them in other ailing Neanderthal individuals.
“If we found it in more than a few individuals and found it in individuals with diseases and painful conditions . . . then I think yes, we’d have potentially good evidence for quite sophisticated medical knowledge,” he said.
It wouldn’t surprise Dobney if this does turn out to be the case. Though Neanderthals have long existed in the popular imagination as “knuckle-dragging cave men” (his words), there is a growing body of evidence that they were far more advanced than modern humans give them credit for.

A dental calculus deposit is visible on the rear molar, right, of this Neanderthal. This individual was eating poplar, a source of aspirin, and Penicillium fungus, source of a natural antibiotic.

Recent studies revealed that they wore jewellery, created art and architecture, made complex tools and developed sophisticated big-game hunting strategies. All this suggests that they were capable of symbolic thought and social coordination, intellectual abilities that were once considered exclusively human.
The sample size of the Nature paper is small, so it is too soon to draw any broad conclusions based on the results. But Weyrich and Dobney hope the study presages a wider effort to understand Neanderthals via the microbes that lived in their mouths.
Already, their results support a more nuanced understanding of our ancient hominid cousins.
Scientists once believed that Neanderthals were scavengers who ate mainly meat, and that these dietary constraints contributed to their extinction. Unlike humans, the thinking went, Neanderthals couldn’t adapt as their environment changed.
But the Nature results suggest quite the opposite. By analyzing DNA, Dobney, Weyrich and their colleagues were able to pick out bits of the Neanderthals’ diets.
The Belgian individuals, which came from Spy cave about 70km south of Brussels, contained traces of woolly rhinoceros, sheep and edible mushrooms – a diet that tracks with the animal remains also uncovered at Spy.

Wild mushrooms, pine nuts and moss, part of a diet by Spanish Neanderthals.

In contrast, the Spanish Neanderthals, who were found at El Sidron cave in the country’s north, didn’t seem to be eating any meat. Their teeth instead bore traces of mushrooms, pine nuts and forest moss.
Not only does this suggest that the Neanderthals were well-adapted to their environments, Weyrich said – it reflects an intriguing transition in the hominid . The microbiomes of the El Sidron individuals bore a much stronger resemblance to those of chimpanzees and human gatherers than it did to the Spy Neanderthals.
“Maybe a gatherer lifestyle where you’re not eating meat was really the core hominid microbiome,” she said. “It’s only when lifestyles change that microbiomes started to change.”
Weyrich, who studies modern as well as ancient microbiomes, said that understanding Neanderthal microbes could be useful for researching the microbes that affect human .
“Doctors still don’t really know why microbiomes change today,” she said. “We can really use ancient DNA to study humans as a model system. We can use all these stories of how things happened as a model to understand how things change.”
Microbes are also as useful for understanding the past, she continued. The bacteria that share a creature’s body offer some of the most intimate insights into its biology. Anthropologists have examined microbes from the teeth of humans to understand how they were affected by environmental changes, like the end of the last ice age, and behavioral ones, like the rise of agriculture and urbanisation.

This drawing provided by Abel Grau Guerrero shows mostly vegetarian Spanish Neanderthals munched on mushrooms, pine nuts and moss.

Weyrich pointed to one eyebrow-raising discovery from the new study: a near-complete genome sequence for a strain of Methanobrevibacter oralis, a simple, single-celled organism that is known to thrive in “pockets” between modern humans’ gums and our teeth (often with not-so-pleasant results).
Weyrich says this is the oldest microbial genome ever sequenced, and it suggests that humans and Neanderthals were swapping spit as early as 120,000 years ago. The find supports the growing consensus that prehistoric hanky-panky was not uncommon between Neanderthals and ancient humans. But it also suggests that these interactions were intimate, consensual affairs.
“In order to get microorganisms swapped between people you have to be kissing,” Weyrich said.
Today, all humans except people from Africa carry a small fraction of Neanderthal DNA in their genes.
“They haven’t gone extinct, really,” Dobney said. “They’re still alive in us.”
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  • 4Strain into a large bowl, skimming off any foam or bubbles.
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  • 6Place in a water bath, and bake until set around the edges, but still loose in the center, about 40 to 50 minutes.
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I have downloaded, configured and installed the newest version of Kismet, but I am having some minor problems. As far as I can tell, the kismet.conf file has been edited correctly, and suidinstalled on my laptop which boots Auditor Security Collection from the hard drive. When I first start Kismet, it seems to be working until...

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> Hi, after seeing those "issues" from about 2 years, hoping in some evolution, now I want to give a pair of suggestions about kismet usability:
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Yes, because it confuses people more. This was tried and failed in the past.

> 2) It's so complicated to do something like lspci | grep Wireless, and a couple of grep, sed, awk, to let kismet know by himself what damn wireless card is installed on the system? I really can't manage why in 2009 I have to tweak a config file to make a program work for me. This is very annoying and time-consumptive in many wardriving situation; having an automatic configuration of the wireless card (maybe with a chooser, in case there are 2 or more) is a great thing to do for having a more pratical and usable tool, like it has to be.

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