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STREET DATE: April 17, 2012 5% DISCOUNT on New Release Items Through April 24
APRIL NEW RELEASE GUIDE STREET DATE: April 17, 2012 5% DISCOUNT on New Release Items through April 24 Burnside Distribution Corp, 6635 N. Baltimore Ave, Suite 285, Portland, OR, 97203 phone (503) 231-0876 / fax (503) 231-0420 / www.bdcdistribution.com BDC New Releases April 2012 BONGO BEAT RECORDS! THE DIODES. ACTION/REACTION. 1980 PUNK HARD ROCK LP FINALLY AVAILABLE ON CD 6 BONUS TRACKS Cat: BB 1977-2 REMASTERED BY JOHN WILSON Label: Bongo Beat Records UPC: 777000197725 (MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO) Price: $8.15 EXTENSIVE LINER NOTES xhHHAAAy19772pz INCLUDES “CATWALKER” 7 7700-01977-2 5 (503) 231-0876 / www.bdcdistribution.com 2 BDC New Releases April 2012 Welcome!! Welcome!! Caspar Babypants who has spawned his fifth album, HOT DOG! Kids music that parents will like also (what a concept!). This one has soon-to-be-mama Rachel Flotard from First we hope you’ve all recovered from SXSW - good to see so many of you there - we all Visqueen as a guest. experienced great music and some great food along the way; always a delight! Frank Black has a world beyond The Pixies; several of them actually. In addition to having Marvin the Mandolin Man - you know, that guy from Lone Justice, Marvin Etzioni - brand a happy homelife, he has managed to have outlets under the Black Francis moniker, with new double CD and LP on Nine Mile Records with guests Richard Thompson, LJ bandmate his band The Catholics and in a duo album with his wife Violet Clark under the name of Maria McKee, John Doe, Lucinda Williams, Steve Earle and more: great songs - a labor of .Grand Duchy We have cool vinyl this month from all three aggregations.. -
Fuel Cell Power Spring 2021
No 67 Spring 2021 www.fuelcellpower.wordpress.com FUEL CELL POWER The transition from combustion to clean electrochemical energy conversion HEADLINE NEWS CONTENTS Hydrogen fuel cell buses in UK cities p.2 The world’s first hydrogen fuel cell Zeroavia’s passenger plane flight p.5 double decker buses have been Intelligent Energy’s fuel cell for UAV p.6 delivered to the City of Aberdeen. Bloom Energy hydrogen strategy p.7 Wrightbus is following this up with Hydrogen from magnesium hydride paste p.11 orders from several UK cities. ITM expanding local production of zero emission hydrogen p.12 The Scottish Government is support- Alstom hydrogen fuel cell trains p.13 ing the move to zero emission Zero carbon energy for emerging transport prior to the meeting of World markets p.16 COP26 in Glasgow later this year. Nel hydrogen infrastructure p.18 Australia’s national hydrogen strategy p.20 The United Nations states that the Ballard international programmes p.22 world is nowhere close to the level FuelCell Energy Government Award p.26 of action needed to stop dangerous Ulemco’s ZERRO ambulance p.27 climate change. 2021 is a make or Adelan fuel cells in UK programme p.28 break year to deal with the global Wilhelmsen zero emission HySHIP p.29 climate emergency. Hydrogen fuel cell yacht p.30 NEWS p.10 EVENTS p.30 HYDROGEN FUEL CELL BUSES IN UK CITIES WORLD’S FIRST in tackling air pollution in the city.” Councillor Douglas Lumsden added: “It is HYDROGEN FUEL CELL fantastic to see the world’s first hydrogen- DOUBLE DECKER BUS IN powered double decker bus arrive in ABERDEEN Aberdeen. -
H2-International Januar 2017
H2-international – e-Journal January 2017 Content News & Articles – Published in January 2017 2 Events – Timetable for Trade Shows and Conferences worldwide 30 Companies – List of Global Manufacturers, Suppliers, Sellers, etc. 31 Specials – Discounts and Free Tickets for Fairs and Congresses 39 Extra – e-Journal Subscription is Cheaper Now 39 Imprint & Social Media – Stay Connected 41 January 2017 Global Fuel Cell Market Review Fig. 1: Fuel cells shipped globally, broken down by capacity and region between 2013 and 2016 (forecast) Despite the fuel cell industry’s recent growth spurt, the market still looks like a pyramid. At the top, you will find the stack and system manufacturers which offer commercial products and have a clear understanding of the costs involved and the wishes customers may have. These businesses are either driven by policy, as in Japan, or the forces of a free market, like FuelCell Energy. But of the worldwide more than 200 stack and system providers, fewer than 30 have made it this far. The second tier consists of businesses that are close to market ready or are quasi- commercial now and are drawing up the financial sections of their business plans. Similar to tier 1 companies, they are seeing investment from the private sector and are growing their customer base. This tier is populated by fewer than 60 enterprises. The bottom of the pyramid entails the majority of stack and system companies. Focused heavily on RD&D, they are still miles away from the cost structure of stacks and systems in later stages. What this means for the fuel cell industry is that we will see another split between tier 1 and 2 companies on one side and the rest of the industry on the other. -
Technician North Carolina State University's Student Newspaper
Technician North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 Monday, November 10, 1980 Volume LXI, Number 33 Student allegedly struck by laser beam by Margaret Britt Rex Hospital. where he was later steps to bolt the laser down so it (the for pointers at scientific meetings. ac- He said Huddle is a graduate discussed it with the person who News Editor released. beam) won't go out of the window. cording to Patty. teaching assistant who has “taught directs the laboratory to discuss what The beam was from a very weak “I think it was poor judgment for “We do not do this in this depart these labs for three or four years." kind of reprimand it will be. That will A State student was allegedly laser gun, Parker said. “It was one not the beam to have gone out of the win- ment." he said. "I don't know of any depend on my study into what his struck and temporarily injured by a capable of doing a whole lot of dow. We don't think very highly of case on this campus where they use Patty said Huddle would receive record has been as a teaching assis- laser beam near Cox Hall Wednesday damage." he said. "Green has regained having the laser beams pointed down "some kind of reprimand. I haven't tant in the past." evening. according to Public Safety in- all of his vision and is doing fine." at random." vestigating officer Sgt. Larry D. Liles. Green could be not reached for com He said the laser beam which Paul Richard Green. -
25 Years of Ars Electronica
Literature: Winners in the film section – Computer Animation – Visual Effects Literature: Literature : Literature: Literature (2) : Literature: Literature (2) : Blick, Stimme und (k)ein Körper – Der Einsatz 1987: John Lasseter, Mario Canali, Rolf Herken Cyber Society – Mythos und Realität der Maschinen, Medien, Performances – Theater an Future cinema !! / Jeffrey Shaw, Peter Weibel Ed. Gary Hill / Selected Works Soundcultures – Über elektronische und digitale Kunst als Sendung – Von der Telegrafie zum der elektronischen Medien im Theater und in 1988: John Lasseter, Peter Weibel, Mario Canali and Honorary Mentions (right) Informationsgesellschaft / Achim Bühl der Schnittstelle zu digitalen Welten / Kunst und Video / Bettina Gruber, Maria Vedder Intermedialität – Das System Peter Greenaway Musik / Ed. Marcus S. Kleiner, A. Szepanski 25 years of ars electronica Internet / Dieter Daniels VideoKunst / Gerda Lampalzer interaktiven Installationen / Mona Sarkis Tausend Welten – Die Auflösung der Gesellschaft Martina Leeker (Ed.) Yvonne Spielmann Resonanzen – Aspekte der Klangkunst / 1989: Joan Staveley, Amkraut & Girard, Simon Wachsmuth, Zdzislaw Pokutycki, Flavia Alman, Mario Canali, Interferenzen IV (on radio art) Liveness / Philip Auslander im digitalen Zeitalter / Uwe Jean Heuser Perform or else – from discipline to performance Videokunst in Deutschland 1963 – 1982 Arquitecturanimación / F. Massad, A.G. Yeste Ed. Bernd Schulz John Lasseter, Peter Conn, Eihachiro Nakamae, Edward Zajec, Franc Curk, Jasdan Joerges, Xavier Nicolas, TRANSIT #2 -
Scorelight: Playing with a Human-Sized Laser Pick-Up
Proceedings of the 2010 Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME 2010), Sydney, Australia scoreLight: playing with a human-sized laser pick-up A. Cassinelli,∗ Y. Kuribara, A. Zerroug, M. Ishikawa D. Manabey Ishikawa-Komuro Laboratory, University of Tokyo Rhyzomatics ABSTRACT scoreLight is a playful musical instrument capable of gene- rating sound from the lines of drawings as well as from the edges of three-dimensional objects nearby (including every- day objects, sculptures and architectural details, but also the performer's hands or even the moving silhouettes of dancers). There is no camera nor projector: a laser spot explores shapes as a pick-up head would search for sound over the surface of a vinyl record - with the significant dif- ference that the groove is generated by the contours of the drawing itself. Keywords H5.2 [User Interfaces] interaction styles / H.5.5 [Sound and Music Computing] Methodologies and techniques / J.5 [Arts and Humanities] performing arts 1. INTRODUCTION A previous work called Sticky Light [1] called into ques- Figure 1: Light is trapped in a maze - and the au- tion the role of light as a passive element when contempla- dience can hear its despair. ting a painting. Indeed, the quality of the light, its relative position and angle, all fundamentally affect the nature of the perceived image. The installation sought to amplify this by giving light rays new ways of interacting with a 2. SONIFICATION OF “STICKY LIGHT” painting. Sticky Light is basically a \smart" laser scan- The installation presented here builds on top of Sticky ner/projector: drawings presented to it are augmented by Light by introducing another sensorial modality. -
SBE Summer 2021
KANSASChapter Three Summer 2021 LAST Meeting NEXT Meeting Nine members met June 8, 630 PM at Robert Nelson’s Will be in Wichita on Septem- home northeast of Emporia for our annual picnic and clay ber 14 at 7:00 PM. at Stroud’s pigeon shoot. Restaurant, 3661 N Hillside Ave, Our business meeting was called to order at 08:20 PM Wichita, KS 67219 Our program by Chairman John Langer. and the evening meal will be pro- Secretary/Treasurer Bob Locke gave the Treasurer’s vided by LumenServe, speciali- report, and told of our SBE Chapter rebate check of zlng in tower lighting and $349.25 being received. monitoring. LumenServe will pro- It was moved by Robert Nelson, seconded by Dick vide information on tower lighting Abraham to return the rebate check to SBE for use in the products, FAA changes to the Scholarship Programs. The motion passed on vote of rules of compliance, cost, and those present. ways to deal with them. Major The Secretary/Treasurer Report and the minutes of changes include documented in- the last meeting as published in the chapter newsletter spection of lenses biennially. were accepted on motion of Robert Nelson, seconded by This program will be of interest Marty Heffner and passed by vote of those present. to anyone responsible for tower Marty Heffner will check again with S&Y Industries on lighting, inspection, & compliance. the possibility of a tour of their Winfield plant for a future program. We are constantly looking for programs, so if Chapter Officers Chair: John Langer, CBTE you have an idea for one, contact our Program Chair, Bdcst Engr, Vid. -
Courses of Study
Courses of Study IISER Mohali July 2019 c 2019, IISER Mohali Contents 1 Course Structure 1 1.1 BS-MS Programme Core Semesters . 1 1.2 BS-MS Programme Majors . 2 Biology . 2 Chemistry . 3 Mathematics . 3 Physics . 4 1.3 BS-MS Programme Research Year . 5 1.4 Integrated PhD Programme . 5 Biology . 5 Chemistry . 6 Mathematics . 7 Physics . 8 2 BS-MS Programme Core Courses 9 2.1 Biology Core Courses . 9 BIO101: Cellular basis of life . 9 BIO111: Biology Lab I . 10 BIO102: Gene expression and development . 10 BIO112: Biology Lab II . 11 BIO201: Genetics and evolution . 11 BIO211: Biology Lab III . 12 BIO202: Behaviour and ecology . 13 BIO212: Biology Lab IV . 13 2.2 Chemistry Core Courses . 14 CHM101: Chemistry of elements and chemical transformations . 14 CHM111: Chemistry Lab I . 15 CHM102: Atoms molecules and symmetry . 15 CHM112: Chemistry Lab II . 16 CHM201: Spectroscopic and other physical methods . 17 CHM211: Chemistry Lab III . 18 CHM202: Energetics and dynamics of chemical reactions . 18 CHM212: Chemistry Lab IV . 19 2.3 Humanities Core Courses . 20 HSS101A: Language skills-A . 20 HSS101B: Language skills-B . 20 HSS102: History of science . 22 HSS202: Philosophy of science . 22 2.4 Mathematics Core Courses . 23 MTH101: Symmetry . 23 MTH102: Analysis in one variable . 24 i MTH201: Curves and surfaces . 25 MTH202: Probability and statistics . 25 2.5 Physics Core Courses . 26 PHY101: Mechanics . 26 PHY111: Physics Laboratory I . 27 PHY102: Electromagnetism . 27 PHY112: Physics Laboratory II . 28 PHY201: Waves and optics . 28 PHY211: Physics Laboratory III . 29 PHY202: Thermodynamics and statistical physics . -
2018 ILDA Awards Booklet
2018 ILDA Awards • November 12 • Montréal 2018 ILDA Awards The world’s best laser shows,1 as judged by their peers 2018 ILDA Awards • November 12 • Montréal © 2018, International Laser Display Association. All rights reserved. Cover photo: “Angel” by KVANT (zoomed in to central area, for vertical cover format) First Place, Laser Photography, 2018 2 2018 ILDA Awards • November 12 • Montréal Table of Contents ILDA Conference!..........................................................................4 Laser Safety Information!..............................................................5 Judging and Voting!......................................................................6 Corporate Show!...........................................................................8 Live TV Show!.............................................................................11 Edited Film/TV/Video!.................................................................14 Laser Show with Added Effects/Multimedia!................................17 Nightclub/Disco/Music Festival Show!.........................................20 Live Stage Show!........................................................................23 Multi-Effect Laser Show!.............................................................26 Graphics Show!...........................................................................29 Abstract Show!............................................................................32 Beams/Atmospherics Show for a Single X-Y Scanner Pair!.......35 Beams/Atmospherics -
POWERPASTE Energy Storage Solution
FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTE FOR ManufaCTURING TECHNOLOGY AND ADVANCED MateriaLS ifaM, BRANCH LAB DRESDEN 1 2 1 Fuel cell power generator 2 POWERPASTE ENERGY STORAGE SOLUTION POWERPASTE Key Facts Fuel Cell Power Generator POWERPASTE is an ultra-high capacity hy- POWERPASTE releases hydrogen on-demand drogen storage substance for PEM fuel that can be consumed by any fuel cell. A ful- cell applications invented and developed ly automated TRL 5 prototype power system, by Fraunhofer IFAM. POWERPASTE relea- which comprises a 100 W PEM fuel cell, has Fraunhofer Institute for ses hydrogen on contact with water. It been demonstrated by Fraunhofer IFAM. Manufacturing Technology contains about 10 mass-% hydrogen Apart from the fuel cell, the power genera- and Advanced Materials IFAM (1 kg hydrogen = 10 kg POWERPASTE). tor only consists of simple and inexpensive Branch Lab Dresden This is a specific energy of 1600 Wh/kg mechatronical and electronical components. and energy density of 1900 Wh/liter af- The independent dosing of water and POW- Winterbergstrasse 28 ter conversion (10 times the capacity of ERPASTE ensures a highly controlled and safe 01277 Dresden | Germany Li-ion batteries). POWERPASTE is patented hydrogen generation, which can be started and offers many advantages over other and stopped at any time. Contact energy storage technologies, in particular in the power range from 100 W to Dr. rer. nat. Marcus Vogt 10 kW: Applications Phone: +49 351 2537 413 E-mail: Marcus.Vogt No infrastructure necessary • Backup / emergency power @ifam-dd.fraunhofer.de -
Electronic Device Failure Analysis a Resource for Technical Information and Industry Developments
MAY 2018 | VOLUME 20 | ISSUE 2 edfas.org ELECTRONIC DEVICE FAILURE ANALYSIS A RESOURCE FOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS EDFAS PHOTO & VIDEO CONTESTS PAGES 38 & 39 FAILURE MECHANISMS OF ELECTRO- COMBINATIONAL LOGIC ANALYSIS 4 MECHANICAL RELAYS ON PCBAs: PART II 10 WITH LASER VOLTAGE PROBING DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUE SELECTION RECENT INNOVATIONS IN EX SITU LIFT 18 FOR SRAM LOGIC TYPE FAILURES 26 OUT APPLICATIONS AND TECHNIQUES MAY 2018 | VOLUME 20 | ISSUE 2 edfas.org ELECTRONIC DEVICE FAILURE ANALYSIS A RESOURCE FOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS EDFAS PHOTO & VIDEO CONTESTS PAGES 38 & 39 FAILURE MECHANISMS OF ELECTRO- COMBINATIONAL LOGIC ANALYSIS 4 MECHANICAL RELAYS ON PCBAs: PART II 10 WITH LASER VOLTAGE PROBING DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUE SELECTION RECENT INNOVATIONS IN EX SITU LIFT 18 FOR SRAM LOGIC TYPE FAILURES 26 OUT APPLICATIONS AND TECHNIQUES 1 MAY 2018 | VOLUME 20 | ISSUE 2 edfas.org ELECTRONIC DEVICE ANALYSIS DEVICE FAILURE ELECTRONIC FAILURE ANALYSIS A RESOURCE FOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS 4 Failure Mechanisms of Electromechanical Relays on PCBAs: Part II Gert Vogel Using case studies, this article continues the analysis of electromechanical component failures in printed circuit board assemblies and their corresponding root causes. 4 10 | VOLUME 20 NO. 2 20 NO. VOLUME | 10 Combinational Logic Analysis with Laser Voltage Probing Venkat Krishnan Ravikumar, Winson Lua, Gopinath Ranganathan, and Angeline Phoa Laser voltage probing has become widely popular as an electrical fault isolation technique, but spatial resolu- tion challenges still exist. Proposing combinational logic analysis as a solution, the authors show how establishing a waveform library and truth table can improve process reliability and speed. -
Perusal Pack
- PERUSAL PACK - Music and Lyrics by QUEEN Story and Script by BEN ELTON Original Vocal Score by MIKE DIXON, BRIAN MAY, & ROGER TAYLOR Original Orchestrations by STEVE SIDWELL School Edition Prepared by STUART MORLEY 11/16/18 WE WILL ROCK YOU - SCHOOL EDITION Copyright © 2002 by Queen and Ben Elton. All rights reserved. Greetings, directors of WE WILL ROCK YOU: School Edition, Congratulations on choosing such a great show. It offers many creative possibilities and unique performance opportunities. Whether with a large cast or small, WE WILL ROCK YOU: School Edition offers great roles for men and really great roles for women. I had a wonderful experience directing and designing the show and I would like to share some of our experiences, especially with the production elements. There is no definitive way to design the show. However, evoking the environment of a rock concert is a good place to start. We rented four floor trusses and used them, two on each side of the stage, for lighting. A unit set of scaffolding or platforms is a helpful solution to consider. Our set was a variation on that and several platform pieces were movable. Lighting is really the key to the show, and moving lights, if available, are a big help, especially for the “Flash” and “Seven Seas of Rhye” scene as well as for the attack that kills Brit. We only rented two because of budget constraints, but more would be great. Projections were a big part of our production (and several others I’ve seen), but they are an enhancement, not a necessity.