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Boost productivity and empower collaboration with anytime, anywhere access. The Dell™ Active Infrastructure family includes advanced networking, VMware vSphere® virtualization and F5® BIG-IP®–based load balancing of Microsoft® Lync® Server workloads.
36	2013 Issue 02 | dell.com/powersolutionsConverged infrastructureReprinted from Dell Power Solutions, 2013 Issue 2. Copyright © 2013 Dell Inc. All rights reserved.The opportunities to heightenworkplace productivity ofteninclude a blend of advancedcommunication technologiesthat enhance coworker interaction andcollaboration. Many organizations aremoving in this direction by embracing theDell Unified Communications solution,which integrates innovative communicationsservices into a single platform designedto support anytime, anywhere sharing ofinformation on any device.Real-time collaboration andcommunications significantly enhancesproductivity by providing immediate accessto coworkers and support teams duringbusiness hours. End-user presence — thecapability to see a coworker’s current statusas available, busy or away — facilitates easyaccess to the right colleague when interactionis necessary to resolve a problem or obtainvital information, even while multitasking.A converged communicationsinfrastructure also enables end users toreadily utilize an appropriate or preferredmethod for contacting others who maybe either inside or outside the enterprisenetwork. Feature-rich interfaces significantlyenhance productivity and minimize costsassociated with communications andtravel by helping to simplify access — frominstant messaging (IM) and voice, video orconference calls to shared applications,virtual desktops and many combinations ofthese communication channels. For manyorganizations, such efficiencies are drivingadoption of a converged infrastructure forcommunications and application delivery thatis designed to fundamentally change the waypeople interact in the workplace.To successfully deploy integratedcommunications technologies suchas IM, social networking, voice mail,conferencing, telephony and video,organizations need an intelligent andflexible network that binds voice and datafunctions together for easy access todependable services. F5 Networks® andBoost productivity and empower collaboration withanytime, anywhere access. The Dell™ Active Infrastructurefamily includes advanced networking, VMware vSphere®virtualization and F5® BIG-IP®–based load balancing ofMicrosoft® Lync® Server workloads.By Fred Johnson and Kamesh KothuriStreamlining access forunified communicationsinfrastructureDive deeperMicrosoft Lync Server enables organizations to consideran investment in voice over IP (VoIP) to elevate workforceproductivity. View this DevCentral webcast to learnmore about deploying Lync server roles and howF5 BIG-IP networking helps ensure their high availabilityfor unifying communications.qrs.ly/dc3bw8d 2.
dell.com/powersolutions | 2013 Issue 02	37Reprinted from Dell Power Solutions, 2013 Issue 2. Copyright © 2013 Dell Inc. All rights reserved.Microsoft technologies integrated withinthe Dell Active Infrastructure family enableconverged platforms for supporting aunified communications approach thathelps simplify deployment and enrich theend-user experience.Integrating innovative technologiesfor enterprise-scale communicationsPutting a strategy for unifying communicationsinto action poses potential challenges forIT administrators. Different administrativeteams have traditionally managed voice anddata networks separately. The Dell UnifiedCommunications solution brings togethersystems and networking protocols, suchas the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), forvoice and video with the internet’s HTTPor HTTPS [HTTP with Secure Sockets Layer(SSL)] encryption. Until recently, thesesystems and protocols have not typicallycoexisted within the same infrastructure.They can be successfully integrated throughcomprehensive solutions that neatly bindthese technologies and help simplify servicedelivery for any device no matter whereresources are located.The Unified Communications solutionhelps organizations avoid deploymentcomplexities by implementing anenterprise messaging infrastructuredesigned to consistently deliver easyand reliable communications andproductivity gains. Dell and Microsofthave worked together to deploy UnifiedCommunications for Microsoft LyncServer. Large deployments of Lync Serverweb services that support high workloadlevels often require external hardwarefor virtual load balancing. Organizationscan use F5 BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager™(LTM®) systems that are designed to offermission-critical availability, intelligent trafficmanagement, scalability and enhancedsecurity for Lync Server deployments.Implementing communicationsdelivery on converged infrastructureVirtualization has in part advancedconsolidation and availability in data centersto enable the coexistence of different tiersof enterprise applications on large clusters ofhardware resources that can be managedefficiently. Converged infrastructure buildson this premise by combining servers,networking, storage and managementtools into integrated, optimized systemsthat provide a foundation for virtualizedresource pools with Dell UnifiedCommunications initiatives.The Dell Global Solutions Engineeringteam designed a framework forimplementing Microsoft Lync Server 2010on Dell Active System 800 convergedinfrastructure for application delivery andnetworking1 that can support up to 5,000end users. Dell provides a methodologyfor this solution that offers implementationguidelines, recommended architectures,best practices, and performance testingand results.2 The converged infrastructureconsists of Dell PowerEdge™ R620 serversin a PowerEdge M1000e blade chassis, Dellnetworking switches and Dell EqualLogic™PS Series storage. VMware vSpherevirtualization provides an environment forF5 BIG-IP LTM Virtual Edition (LTM VE) virtualmachines that were deployed for loadbalancing the Lync Server workloads.Services and proxiesThrough strategic awareness ofapplications, resources and end users, F5provides an Intelligent Services Platformand full-proxy technologies designed forapplication delivery and security in complexdata center environments. This platformenables provisioning of key services forLync Server deployments that help ensureinfrastructure reliability for internal andexternal deployments.Load balancing, a single namespace orDomain Name System (DNS) namespace,TCP optimizations and high-availabilityservices are well suited for fundamentalinternal access in Lync Server deployments.Traffic management policies help ensurethat requests from client devices areproperly distributed and persisted to theweb front end (WFE) and Lync Directorservers. Advanced SIP and HTTP healthchecks continuously monitor the LyncServer–based services for availability andresponsiveness. In the event that a LyncServer–based service goes down, the F5application delivery controller (ADC) routesclient devices around the problem tominimize the impact. The service can thenbe repaired and brought back online — aprocess that appears seamless to end users.For Lync Server deployments thatprovide external access, BIG-IP LTMsystems act as a reverse proxy to helpprovide secure communications withoutside entities (see figure on next page).Because many organizations have deployed(the recently discontinued) Microsoft®Forefront Threat Management Gateway(TMG) as a Lync Server reverse proxy,BIG-IP LTM can replace TMG. F5 supportsthe Lync Edge server, WFE and Directorserver traffic requirements such as internaland external interfaces. It also supportsforwarding simple URLs in addition toproviding SSL offload and acceleration, asingle namespace across sites and criticalnetwork security protections for LyncServer resources. Easy access enabled byBIG-IP functionality offers robust supportfor client device types, whether they aredesktop PCs, laptops, tablets, mobilephones or virtual desktops.Programmability and customizationProgrammability is a key feature that is usedwidely in BIG-IP LTM deployments. As data1 For more information on complementary Dell and F5 networking technologies, see “Accelerating Application Delivery With Nimble Networking Platforms,” by Melanie Christiansen and Fred Johnson,in Dell Power Solutions, 2011 Issue 4, qrs.ly/hq3bu0a.2 “Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Implementation on Dell Active System 800v,” Dell Global Solutions Engineering, February 2013, qrs.ly/wu3bu0h. 3.
38	2013 Issue 02 | dell.com/powersolutionsConverged infrastructureReprinted from Dell Power Solutions, 2013 Issue 2. Copyright © 2013 Dell Inc. All rights reserved.centers make the transition to increasinglyefficient and automated environmentsthat minimize human interaction, theytend to be more heavily dependent onprogrammability than traditional datacenters. F5 provides built-in customizationwith an extensible and programmablearchitecture that is based on openapplication programming interfaces (APIs),templates and scripting. For example, F5iApps® deployment for Lync Server is atemplate that helps simplify and accelerateconfiguration for BIG-IP in Lync Serverimplementations. iApps is accessiblein several ways including the TrafficManagement Shell (TMSH), the F5 iControl®API and the web management graphicaluser interface (GUI). When using the GUI,BIG-IP administrators can access theiApps menus on the active unit throughtheir web browser.Creating a Lync Server application serviceon BIG-IP launches the iApps template anddisplays the interview screen (see figure onnext page). Administrators can answer thequestions presented on this screen, andwhen they are done they can complete theconfiguration simply by clicking Finished.Many iApps templates are available inrecent releases of the F5 Traffic ManagementOperating System® (TMOS®) platform.However, iApps templates can be updatedindependently of TMOS releases, and theyare customizable.An updated iApps template for LyncServer is available for download to registeredF5 DevCentral™ community members. Therecent version contains a comprehensiverange of up-to-date policies that supportLync Server deployments based on F5and Microsoft collaboration and testing.Additionally, organizations can createtheir own iApps templates from scratchor by exporting, modifying, renaming andreimporting templates that are based onexisting templates.Organizations can also download the F5Management Plug-In for VMware vSpherefrom the F5 Networks website and installit to enhance managing the VMware®virtualization environment.Supporting infrastructure deploymentfor application deliveryRecent advancements in servers, networkingand storage have enabled organizationsto build efficient infrastructure for privateclouds. The Dell hardware portfolio togetherwith innovative F5 technologies is well suitedto take advantage of these advancementsand help build converged networkinfrastructure for optimal application delivery.Many organizations aim to optimizedata center fabrics for handling highvolumes of data traffic that often movethrough a mix of networking islandscatering to different parts of the datacenter infrastructure. Deploying innovativenetworking switch capabilities is one wayto advance networking infrastructure formanaging data center traffic. Dell providesconverged, intelligent and scalablenetworking switch capabilities for 10 GigabitEthernet (10GbE) and 40 Gigabit Ethernet(40GbE) fabrics. Dell also offers a rangeof topologies and converged networkingfabrics for high-volume data center trafficthroughput that supports modular,scalable and cost-effective server andstorage infrastructure.Dell networking switches complywith standards-based interoperability andadaptive workload intelligence. They alsoefficiently scale to enable IT organizationsto deploy a single physical networkinfrastructure that provides deterministicperformance and quality of service. Theseswitches are designed to work seamlesslywith Dell EqualLogic PS Series storageand Dell Compellent™ Storage Center™storage area network (SAN) arrays built onthe Dell Fluid Data™ architecture. Thesestorage platforms are designed to deliverautomated, optimized performance.Consistent, programmatic integrationacross traditional, software-definednetworking (SDN)–enabled and virtualizedinfrastructure from Dell provides a robustframework for orchestrating, integratingand managing network operations. DellActive Fabric, a flexible, streamlinedand cost-effective networking underlay,Deploying a redundant-pair BIG-IP LTM system for internal and external Lync Server servicesInternal and external end usersand bring-your-own-device (BYOD) supportF5 BIG-IP LTMLync Director servers poolFront-end enterprise servers poolConsolidated Lync Edge serversMicrosoft Lync environmentDell servers, networking, storage, software and services 4.
dell.com/powersolutions | 2013 Issue 02	39Reprinted from Dell Power Solutions, 2013 Issue 2. Copyright © 2013 Dell Inc. All rights reserved.and Dell Active System Manager canbe deployed for a comprehensive,automated, elastic private cloud. Thiscloud implementation facilitates dynamicnetwork reconfigurations in real time todeliver an optimal end-user experience.Dell Services provides a portfolio ofprofessional support and consulting servicesfor deploying and configuring Dell ActiveSystem 800 converged infrastructure in datacenters. Through its Dell Agile ConsultingService for Microsoft Lync service,experienced technical consultants from DellIT Consulting offer high-level expertise onLync Server engagements and deploying DellUnified Communications–based systemsworldwide for meeting organizationalbusiness requirements cost-effectively. Thisservice also addresses balancing businessneeds with IT requirements while helpingensure regulation compliance and security.For large or complex UnifiedCommunications–based initiatives, bestpractices include accurate scoping andsizing for Microsoft Lync Server deploymentsrunning F5 BIG-IP technology. Dell Servicescan collaborate with organizations toplan, assess and implement UnifiedCommunications–based engagements,helping enterprises keep projects focusedand on schedule. Dell offers a wide rangeof customized consultation services forrobust design and implementation that helpsorganizations achieve successful applicationdelivery deployments.Unifying communicationsfor heightened productivityWhile implementing a Dell UnifiedCommunications–based infrastructure maycall upon IT administrators to address someorganizational challenges, the decision tocombine voice and data technologies intoone infrastructure enables considerableworkplace benefits. For example, the UnifiedCommunications solution can make it easierthan ever before to jump on a quick phonecall, join a group chat with coworkers orreach out to others in a variety of ways forefficient, convenient collaboration.Microsoft Lync Server deploymentshelp consolidate communications servicesonto a unified platform — thereby avoidingthe cost and complexity of supporting awide range of technologies from differentvendors across the data center infrastructure.Utilizing Dell networking switches for arobust networking infrastructure substrate,F5 Networks provides an Intelligent ServicesPlatform for an application delivery networkthat is programmable and efficientlymanages comprehensive Lync Servercommunications in a single point of control.Tight integration of Dell, F5 Networks,Microsoft and VMware technologies offersIT organizations a Unified Communicationsplatform that is designed to deliver enhancedend-user experience, increased performanceand simplified access and management in ahighly scalable infrastructure.Successful implementation of aUnified Communications solution providesan intelligent, flexible infrastructurefor communication technologies thatfacilitates efficient access to dependableservices. In addition, Dell Services providesa comprehensive portfolio of support andconsultation services to help organizationsimplement a Unified Communicationsstrategy efficiently to streamline enterprisecommunications for heightenedproductivity and collaboration.Learn moreLync server on Active System:qrs.ly/wu3bu0hDeploying BIG-IP LTM with Lync Server:qrs.ly/o33bu0nReverse proxy access to Lync Server:qrs.ly/pa3bu0qUnified communications and collaboration:qrs.ly/4n3bu19Dell Unified Communications solution:qrs.ly/gy3bu1dUnified infrastructure:qrs.ly/ni3bu1vMicrosoft Lync Server:qrs.ly/k43bu20Network planning for Lync Server:qrs.ly/7a3bu22AuthorsFred Johnson is a partner engineer at F5 Networksdedicated to Dell Product Group sales andtechnology services.Kamesh Kothuri is a product management andsolutions development manager at Dell currentlyfocused on network virtualization, applicationdelivery and infrastructure management.Configuring a Lync Server application service using an iApps template Recommended
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Hi, I am a regular reader at these forums, they have been very helpful. But this is my first post. I have a dilemma, what camera do I choose to replace the excellent Lx3 I currently have.I have in the past had a Minolta Dimage 7i, ate the aa batteries. So upgraded to the rebel 300d bought on day of release, I only got rid of that recently as it was to cumbersome (never really got used) so I traded in for the Lx3. Although I love this camera its getting a bit long in the tooth now.I have a few idea what I want in a camera -Fast aperture -minimum of 28-60mm zoom (not sure if I want a prime) -Small body size max 130 x 70 x70 pocketable -silent/quiet shutter -price under £300 -decent hd 1080p movie mode- sensor no smaller than the lx3- decent manual control dials and non fussy menus - large sensor (better low light performance) - Viewfinder (not essential though)These are the cameras I have been looking at 1- Rx100 (too expensive?), 2- Pentax mx1 (slow shot to shot times), 3-Fuji XM-1 (too expensive?), 4- Sony Nex 3n (manual dials? loud shutter), 5 - Ricoh Gr (way to expensive, not sure about prime).My dilemma is this, the Rx100 seems to be the obvious choice although its still quite expensive and not very wide on full zoom. If I am going to spend that sort of money why not get a larger sensor camera? The Sony Nex 3n seems very good, still just pocketable with good image and low light performance, and I think I could live with the lack of manual dials, but the shutter noise being mechanical cannot be silenced and I am not sure I can live with that. Are all asp-c sensor cameras that loud? Would I be better off going for micro 4/3?I Haven't really looked at the micro 4/3 cameras as none seemed any smaller than the Nex 3n with kit lens.I would really value your help and advice perhaps there is a camera I haven't considered. Thanks in advance. Geoff. Canon EOS 300D (EOS Digital Rebel / EOS Kiss Digital)
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Patent US20020164824 - Method and apparatus based on bundled capillaries for high throughput screening - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsDisclosed are systems and methods involved in extreme high throughput screening of compounds which have an affinity for a biological target. The system is based on a capillary bundle with two distinguishable ends wherein capillaries on one end are connected to compounds stored in discrete reservoirs...http://www.google.com/patents/US20020164824?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20020164824 - Method and apparatus based on bundled capillaries for high throughput screeningAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20020164824 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 10/080,274Publication dateNov 7, 2002Filing dateFeb 19, 2002Priority dateFeb 16, 2001Publication number080274, 10080274, US 2002/0164824 A1, US 2002/164824 A1, US 20020164824 A1, US 20020164824A1, US 2002164824 A1, US 2002164824A1, US-A1-20020164824, US-A1-2002164824, US2002/0164824A1, US2002/164824A1, US20020164824 A1, US20020164824A1, US2002164824 A1, US2002164824A1InventorsJianming Xiao, Shiping Chen, Yuling Luo, John Butler, Masoud Qazan, Jochen Thiele, Anthony ChenOriginal AssigneeJianming Xiao, Shiping Chen, Yuling Luo, John Butler, Masoud Qazan, Jochen Thiele, Anthony ChenExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (1), Referenced by (87), Classifications (43), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethod and apparatus based on bundled capillaries for high throughput screening
US 20020164824 A1Abstract
Disclosed are systems and methods involved in extreme high throughput screening of compounds which have an affinity for a biological target. The system is based on a capillary bundle with two distinguishable ends wherein capillaries on one end are connected to compounds stored in discrete reservoirs and capillaries on the other end are bound and processed to form a two dimensional microarray. A capillary bundle having reaction wells for hybridization and compound reaction in one end of the capillaries is disclosed. The capillaries may be light-conducting. Also disclosed are various methods of identifying a target compound in a liquid using this capillary bundle as well as methods of fabricating the bundle. A novel surface tension guided reaction chamber is also provided. Methods and chemistry for fabrication and use of a surface tension guided reaction chamber in binding and hybridization assays are also disclosed. Methods and systems for precise metering of fluids within the capillaries and at the reaction chambers, including the surface tension guided “virtual” reaction well is provided. Methods for performing high throughput screens using optical fiber lined capillaries of the invention are also provided. The capillary arrays are used with both liquid probes as well as probes immobilized on the walls of the capillary. Images(59) Claims(62)
What is claimed is: 1. A high throughput screening apparatus for ultra high throughput screening of chemical compounds for a biological target, comprising a substrate having a plurality of channels, wherein each of said channels has a first end at a first face of the apparatus and wherein each of said channels has a second end, each said first end being one of a plurality of first ends and each said second end being one of a plurality of second ends, wherein the first ends of said channels are secured to a plurality of reaction chambers such that at least one of said first ends is in fluid communication with a different reaction chamber from at least one other of said first ends. 2. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said reaction chamber forms a portion of said first end. 3. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-2 wherein said reaction chamber is defined by a hydrophilic region at the first face of said apparatus surrounded by a hydrophobic region at the first face of said apparatus. 4. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 1 wherein each said reaction chamber is defined by a hydrophilic region at the first end of the channel corresponding to the reaction chamber and is further defined by a hydrophobic region surrounding the hydrophilic region at the first end of the channel. 5. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 1, wherein each of said first ends has an individual reaction well forming said reaction chamber, the reaction well having a cross-sectional area that is greater than a cross-sectional area of its corresponding channel. 6. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 5, wherein said reaction well has an inner cross-sectional area and said channel has an inner cross-sectional area and wherein the inner cross-sectional area of said reaction well is no less than 5 times larger than the inner cross-sectional area of said channel. 7. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 5-6 wherein said reaction well is defined by a hydrophilic region on the first face of said apparatus surrounded by a hydrophobic region on said first face. 8. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-7, wherein each said second end is individually positionable. 9. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 8, wherein each said second end is individually attached to a corresponding through-channel of a plate configured to fit a microtiter plate such that each through-channel of the plate corresponds to an individual well of the microtiter plate. 10. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-7, wherein each said second end is positioned at a second face of the apparatus. 11. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 10 wherein the channels have a volume such that only one assay is performed using the apparatus. 12. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 10 wherein said apparatus has a first metering section and a second metering section, the first metering section comprising a channel of said channels wherein said channel is configured to draw a desired volume of a target liquid into the channel by capillary force, and the second metering section comprising a well on said second surface, the well being formed by a hydrophilic area and a hydrophobic area placed around an entrance to the channel such that a droplet of a second liquid of a desired volume forms when the second liquid is placed on said second surface. 13. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 10 wherein the apparatus has a length less than 50 cm. 14. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 13 wherein the apparatus has a length less than 10 cm. 15. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 13 wherein the apparatus has a length less than 1 cm. 16. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 10-15 wherein said channels have hydrophobic portions along a length of each of the channels such that fluid entering the channels by capillary action stops at the hydrophobic portions. 17. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 10-16 wherein each of said channels has a portion having a length and a cross-sectional area selected to provide a desired amount of a fluid when said fluid enters said channels through capillary action. 18. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 10-17 wherein the reaction chamber is lined with a reflective material. 19. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 10-18 wherein each second end forms a well having a cross-sectional area greater than a cross-sectional area of the channel. 20. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1- 19 and further comprising a first removable sealant upon said first face. 21. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-20, wherein the apparatus has at least about 500 channels per cm2 as measured at the first ends of the channels. 22. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-21, wherein each channel has a wall that is sufficiently hydrophilic and an inner diameter that is sufficiently small such that a liquid is retained within the channel by capillary force. 23. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-22, wherein the high throughput screening apparatus has at least 100 channels. 24. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 23, wherein the high throughput screening apparatus has at least 500 channels. 25. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-23, wherein said first ends are secured to one another in a solid mass such that the first ends are substantially coplanar in a static array in a facet of the solid mass. 26. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-25, wherein said apparatus is formed of a bundle of a plurality of capillaries. 27. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 26, wherein said capillaries comprise light-conducting capillaries. 28. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-27, wherein each of said channels contains a distinct probe in solution. 29. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claims 1-27, wherein each of said channels contains a distinct probe attached to a wall of each of said channels. 30. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 28-29, wherein each of said probes is selected from a group consisting of deoxyribonucleic acids (DNA), ribonucleic acids (RNA), synthetic oligonucleotides, antibodies, proteins, peptides, lectins, modified polysaccharides, synthetic composite macromolecules, functionalized nanostructures, synthetic polymers, modified/blocked nucleotides/nucleosides, modified/blocked amino acids, fluorophores, chromophores, ligands, chelates, haptens and drug compounds. 31. A high throughput screening apparatus according to claim 30, wherein the probe comprises a tyrosine kinase protein selected from the group consisting of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR), platelet-derived growth factor receptor (PDGFR), fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR), colony stimulating factor-1, (CSF-1), insulin receptor, phospholipase C-□ (PLC-□) and insulin like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) 32. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 28-31, wherein said probe is coupled to a bead. 33. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 28-31, wherein the probe is in a solution phase. 34. A high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 28-31, wherein the probe is in a colloidal dispersion. 35. A system for providing a combinatorial library, said system comprising a high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-27 and a fluid delivery system comprising a filling tube having a size suitable to fill a channel of the high throughput screening apparatus. 36. A system for providing a combinatorial library, said system comprising a high throughput screening apparatus according to any of claims 1-7 and 10-27 and a fluid delivery system comprising a plurality of capillaries having first ends positioned so that said first ends match with the second ends of the channels of the high throughput screening apparatus. 37. A system according to claim 36, wherein the first ends of the capillaries of the delivery system are in a capillary face that fits against the first face of the high throughput screening apparatus. 38. A desktop screening system comprising a system according to any of claims 35-37 and a detector that detects a signal indicative of an interaction between a probe and a target. 39. A method of fabricating a high throughput screening apparatus comprising (a) forming a substrate having channels that terminate in a first face; and (b) forming a plurality of reaction chambers at the first face such that at least one of said channels is in fluid communication with a different reaction chamber from at least one other of said channels. 40. A method according to claim 39 wherein the act of forming a plurality of reaction chambers provides that each of the channels terminates individually at a reaction chamber of said plurality. 41. A method according to any of claims 39-40 wherein said reaction chamber comprises a virtual well formed by a hydrophilic region on the first face immediately adjacent to an individual channel, which hydrophilic region is surrounded by a hydrophobic region. 42. A method according to claim 41 wherein said virtual well is formed by applying a mask to the first face and exposing an unmasked portion of the first face to energy sufficient to cleave a cleavable portion of a molecule attached to the first face. 43. A method according to any of claims 39-42 wherein the act of forming a substrate having said channels comprises forming a bundle of capillaries so that said channels of the capillaries terminate in said first face. 44. A method according to claim 43 and further comprising forming said bundle of capillaries such that said channels of the capillaries terminate in a second face. 45. A method according to claim 44 and further comprising forming a virtual well around each channel at said second face by providing a hydrophilic region on the second face immediately adjacent to said channel and surrounding said hydrophilic region with a hydrophobic region. 46. A method according to claim 45 wherein said virtual well is formed by applying a mask to the first face and exposing an unmasked portion of the first face to energy sufficient to cleave a cleavable portion of a molecule attached to the first face. 47. A method according to claim 44 and further comprising forming a physical well at each channel at said second face by providing an opening at said second face having a cross-sectional area greater than a cross-sectional area of the channel. 48. A method according to claim 47 wherein said physical well is formed by etching the substrate. 49. A method for fabricating an array according to claim 3 or claim 7, the method comprising applying a mask to define the hydrophilic zone and the hydrophobic zone. 50. A method of metering a volume of a liquid comprising placing a first liquid having a surface tension suitable to form a droplet of predetermined volume in a hydrophilic region and a hydrophobic region of a substrate, which hydrophobic region surrounds said hydrophilic region, and removing the first liquid from the hydrophobic region. 51. A method according to claim 50 wherein the substrate has a channel that opens to the hydrophilic region of the substrate, and wherein the channel has been filled with a second liquid prior to placing the first liquid in the hydrophilic region and the hydrophobic region. 52. A method according to claim 51 wherein the channel has a cross-sectional area and length to provide a predetermined volume of the second liquid within the capillary. 53. A method according to claim 52 wherein the method further comprises moving both the first liquid and the second liquid through the channel and into a reaction chamber. 54. 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On 25 April 1969, Technical Sergeant Warren Cephus Delaney was serving with 554th Reconnaissance Squadron, 553rd Reconnaissance Wing, 7th Air Force.
On that day, TSgt Delaney was killed when the aircraft on which he was a crewmember crashed due to a non-hostile action. His body was recovered.
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The name Warren C Delaney is inscribed on Panel W26 Line 44 of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
TSgt Warren C. Delaney has Honoree Record 8231 at MilitaryHallofHonor.com.
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Doug Martin. Reggie Wayne. Jay Cutler. Those were just three of the big-name players who were injured during Week 7 as the bad news kept coming for fantasy owners. Football is a cruel sport, but as we talked about last week, a large part of fantasy football is finding opportunity among others’ misfortune.We’re starting to get pretty bare bones on the waiver wire as we head into Week 8, but there are still some pretty good options out there, and the aforementioned injuries have opened up some opportunities to find fantasy gold.Let’s look at this week’s waiver wire, as always, breaking down the options into four categories:Waiver Gems Players who are available on most waiver wires and have a chance to become weekly fantasy starters.Eureka! This is what you should be screaming if these players are available on your waiver wire. This category is more directed at eight-team leagues or leagues in which other owners might possibly be Rip Van Winkle.
QuarterbackWaiver GemsJake Locker (TEN) — Locker has been a much-maligned player for his entire three-year N.F.L. career, but he’s finally starting to live up to the lofty expectations that made him the eighth overall pick of the 2011 draft. While I probably wouldn’t be writing about Locker being available if it weren’t for the hip injury that sidelined him for Weeks 5 and 6, he’s still available in the majority of leagues and has posted 14 or more fantasy points in four of his five games this season (and that includes two 20-plus games). Locker won’t help you in Week 8 as the Titans have a bye, but he has a fantastic schedule after that with cupcakes like St. Louis, Jacksonville and Oakland as three of his next four matchups.Mike Glennon (TB) — With Josh Freeman now using a Minneapolis ZIP code on all his written correspondence, the winless Buccaneers’ offense now runs through Glennon (and that seems to be a good thing for fantasy owners). I’ll preach a word of caution here as Glennon has had nice matchups against the Eagles and the Falcons, but it’s also hard to ignore back-to-back performances of 18 and 17 fantasy points, respectively. Despite losing Martin, Glennon still has weapons surrounding him in Vincent Jackson and Mike Williams and should make for a good bye-week fill-in or starter in a two-quarterback league.Eureka!Ben Roethlisberger (PIT), Terrelle Pryor (OAK).Digging DeepJosh Freeman (MIN), Carson Palmer(ARI), Josh McCown (CHI).
Jordan Reed should be a regular target in the Washington Redskins' passing game going forward.
Alex Brandon/Associated Press Fool’s GoldCase Keenum (HOU).Running BackWaiver GemsMike James (TB) — The Buccaneers don’t want to formally acknowledge it, but it looks as if Martin, a preseason consensus top five fantasy pick, will miss the rest of the season. Enter Mike James. After Martin left Sunday’s game with a shoulder injury, James, the Buccaneers’ sixth-round pick out of Miami, stepped in and ran for 45 yards on 14 carries. While those aren’t world-beater numbers (and the newly signed Bobby Rainey may factor into this equation), it’s tough to ignore any running back who will get 15 to 20 touches right now, with the fantasy running back position in shambles.
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Hartrandt, Wyoming - Wikipedia
Coordinates: 42°53′42″N 106°20′38″W / 42.89500°N 106.34389°W / 42.89500; -106.34389Coordinates: 42°53′42″N 106°20′38″W / 42.89500°N 106.34389°W / 42.89500; -106.34389
1.56 sq mi (4.0 km2)
5,285 ft (1,611 m)
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Hartrandt is a census-designated place (CDP) in Natrona County, Wyoming, United States. It is part of the Casper, Wyoming Metropolitan Statistical Area and the population was 693 at the 2010 census.
Hartrandt is located at 42°53′42″N 106°20′38″W / 42.89500°N 106.34389°W / 42.89500; -106.34389 (42.894865, -106.343957).[4]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 1.56 square miles (4.0 km²), all of it land.[5]
As of the census[2] of 2000, there were 682 people, 248 households, and 183 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 446.3 people per square mile (172.1/km²). There were 269 housing units at an average density of 176.0/sq mi (67.9/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 93.40% White, 0.15% African American, 1.03% Native American, 0.44% Asian, 0.15% Pacific Islander, 0.73% from other races, and 4.11% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.20% of the population.
There were 248 households out of which 35.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 57.7% were married couples living together, 8.9% had a female householder with no husband present, and 26.2% were non-families. 17.3% of all households were made up of individuals and 6.5% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.74 and the average family size was 3.09.
In the CDP, the population was spread out with 26.8% under the age of 18, 8.7% from 18 to 24, 31.1% from 25 to 44, 24.8% from 45 to 64, and 8.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 34 years. For every 100 females, there were 110.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 107.1 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $25,694, and the median income for a family was $35,000. Males had a median income of $24,943 versus $15,625 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $12,340. About 15.3% of families and 28.0% of the population were below the poverty line, including 55.0% of those under age 18 and 14.1% of those age 65 or over.
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Census-designated places in Natrona County, Wyoming
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MUSIC REVIEW; A Mix of Azerbaijan and the West - The New York Times
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MUSIC REVIEW; A Mix of Azerbaijan and the West
By ALLAN KOZINN FEB. 8, 2000
Continuum, the new-music series directed by Cheryl Seltzer and Joel Sachs, checks in regularly on dominant styles and prominent composers, but it has always been at its most exciting when it looks beyond the mainstream. Its Thursday evening concert at the Miller Theater was devoted to the music of Franghiz Ali-Zadeh, a composer from Azerbaijan whose works draw on both the conventions of contemporary Western music and the ornate modal flourishes and timbres of Islamic music.
Ms. Ali-Zadeh was born in Baku in 1947, and composed in conventional Western forms until the late 1970's, when she began a study of mugham, a traditional Azerbaijani style with links to Turkish and Persian music. Since then she has melded those influences into a fresh, otherworldly style that allows for improvisation but also includes stretches of sublime melody and elegant, ear-catching counterpoint.
In an early example of this amalgam, ''In Habil's Style'' (1979), a cello sings with the elaborate inflections of Middle Eastern vocal music. The piano accompaniment is exotic in a different way: passages are played with a small mallet directly on the strings; elsewhere the pianist drums with open hands on the closed keyboard lid. Kristina Reiko Cooper brought a warm, focused timbre to the cello line; Mr. Sachs was the pianist.
In ''Music for Piano'' (1989), played by Ms. Seltzer, Ms. Ali-Zadeh suggested the flavor of mugham by placing objects (beads, for example) on the piano's strings so that certain notes had a percussive, metallic quality. A buzzing texture underpins assertive, Lisztian stretches of piano writing, and there are passages in which the prepared piano yielded the sound of a Middle Eastern string band. At times, the combination of prepared and unadorned piano timbres creates the impression of a multicultural duet.
In ''Three Watercolors'' (1987), the prepared piano yields a sound more akin to the workings of a clock mechanism. There is a wonderfully organic quality in this setting of poems by Nigyar Rafibeili: its flute line seems to arise naturally from the piano, and the vocal line seems to emerge from the flute timbre. Martha Elliott sang the work with suppleness and beauty, qualities she also brought to ''In Search of Lost Time'' (1999), a more expansively scored chamber work -- the instrumentation includes piano, clarinet, triangle, violin, cello and a Persian drum -- composed for Continuum.
''Crossing II'' (1993) uses a similar sense of organic growth, combined with a seductive shimmer and fleetingly chaotic writing for strings, winds and brass, to create a magical atmosphere. From the static string writing of its opening pages, it became so variegated and so constantly surprising that a listener did not want it to end, an unusual and welcome feeling at the end of a night of new music.
A version of this review appears in print on February 8, 2000, on Page E00005 of the National edition with the headline: MUSIC REVIEW; A Mix of Azerbaijan and the West. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe


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Patent US7040639 - Vehicle body structure employing gussets fastened to cross member portion ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA vehicle body structure for securing sufficient interior space and for opposing the load for forcing the suspension to fall sideward by effectively using the existing members of the body structure, thereby improving the rigidity of the vehicle body. The structure has damper bases provided at both sides...http://www.google.com/patents/US7040639?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7040639 - Vehicle body structure employing gussets fastened to cross member portion between damper basesAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7040639 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/654,039Publication dateMay 9, 2006Filing dateSep 3, 2003Priority dateSep 18, 2002Fee statusPaidAlso published asDE10342807A1, US20040051292Publication number10654039, 654039, US 7040639 B2, US 7040639B2, US-B2-7040639, US7040639 B2, US7040639B2InventorsNaoyuki TamuraOriginal AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki KaishaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Referenced by (9), Classifications (9), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetVehicle body structure employing gussets fastened to cross member portion between damper basesUS 7040639 B2Abstract A vehicle body structure for securing sufficient interior space and for opposing the load for forcing the suspension to fall sideward by effectively using the existing members of the body structure, thereby improving the rigidity of the vehicle body. The structure has damper bases provided at both sides of the vehicle; a cross member portion between the damper bases; and gussets fastened to both ends of the cross member portion. Each gusset is attached at the outside of an interior of the vehicle to an upper wall and a side wall of each damper base, and typically has an upper wall combined with a bottom face of the upper wall of the damper base; a side wall fastened to an outer face of the side wall of the damper base; and front and rear walls, each being joined to the upper and side walls of the gusset.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In consideration of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a vehicle body structure for securing sufficient interior space without sacrificing the space in the interior and for opposing the load for forcing the suspension to fall sideward by effectively using the existing members of the body structure, thereby improving the rigidity of the vehicle body.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a plan view of a rear portion of the vehicle, as an embodiment of the present invention, which is viewed from the top of the vehicle.
FIG. 6 is a sectional view along line A�A in FIG. 2.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings. In the figures explained below, reference symbols RR, FR, and CTR respectively indicate the rear direction, the front direction, and the direction toward the inside of the interior of the vehicle.
As shown in FIG. 4, the gusset 22, having a relatively large thickness similar to that of the damper base 13, is provided at the outside of the damper base 13 (i.e., outside of the interior of the vehicle). This gusset 22 is attached to a plurality of portions, that is, to the upper wall 13 a and the side wall 13 b of the damper base 13, and the side wall 10 b of the rear frame 10. More specifically, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 (FIG. 6 is a sectional view along line A�A in FIG. 2), the gusset 22 has (i) an upper wall 22 a combined with the bottom face of the upper wall 13 a of the damper base 13, (ii) a side wall 22 b fastened to the outer face of the side wall 13 b of the damper base 13 and the side wall 10 b of the rear frame 10 by using bolts or rivets, by welding, or the like, and (iii) a front wall 22 c and a rear wall 22 d, which are joined to both the upper wall 22 a and the side wall 22 b. The width of each of the front wall 22 c and the rear wall 22 d gradually decreases when measured from the top to the bottom. The side wall 22 b, the front wall 22 c, and the rear wall 22 d form a U-shaped section having an opening which opens toward the outside of the interior of the vehicle, so that the damper D can be effectively disposed in the opening. The side wall 22 b of the gusset 22 has an attachment hole 22 g for the damper base 13, and an attachment hole 13 e, whose position corresponds to the attachment hole 22 g, is formed in the damper base 13. In addition, reinforcement flanges 22 i and 22 i (refer to FIGS. 4 and 5) are formed, which respectively extend from the front wall 22 c and the rear wall 22 d in the front-rear direction.
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How to Flu-Proof Your Home | Fox News
As health officials warn that this year's flu outbreak could be one of the worst in years, it's important to find ways to keep winter's ever-present illness at bay. But dealing with the virus that causes the flu can be tricky. Health officials recommend getting a yearly flu vaccine, and they urge everyone to protect themselves with one time-honored tactic: wash your hands, well and often. That may be the single best way to stop the disease in its tracks. READ: 10 Ways Your Bathroom is Making You Sick But in case you find yourself facing an encroaching onslaught of the illness though coworkers or school-age kids, This Old House has a few strategies to make life as hard as possible for the flu—or any germs, for that matter—to take root in your house.
The sink, the telephone, children's toys, and doorknobs are popular landing sites for virus and bacteria. If someone is sick at home, disinfect daily, especially the remote control and the phone. Charles Gerba, microbiologist and author of The Germ Freak's Guide to Outwitting Colds and Flu, says remote controls and countertops can be the germiest locale in the whole house. "What's the first thing you do after you call in sick? Pick up the remote control," he says. "Sixty percent of them contain influenza virus in the home of a sick person." In fact, Gerba says, remote controls are the germiest thing in hotel and hospital rooms. And since a virus like influenza spreads through touching something a sick person has also touched, or an object that's been sneezed on, cleaning off the places your hand usually goes is most important.
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According to Gerba, the home office is another place to watch out for germs. "Desktops have 400 times more bacteria than a toilet seat," he says. Gerba says to disinfect your desktop weekly, along with the rest of the house. This could reduce your exposure to colds and flu by as much as 50 percent. READ: Easy First Aid For DIY Injuries
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Beware of dust rags, dishrags, mops and other cleaning tools. Unless sanitized between uses, they only spread around the germs you are trying to kill. "It's a free ride for the virus," says Gerba. Some of the cleanest houses he's tested had the highest germ counts. And get this: a few untidy bachelor pads tested very low for germs, which he attributes to lazy housekeeping. "They don't move anything around, everything is in the sink or the garbage." But you don't have to descend into bachelor habits to defeat contagion. Gerba advises heavy reliance on paper towels. If you don't want to stockpile disposable towels, wash and dry cleaning tools at high temperatures so your house is clean and germ-free. READ: 10 Ways Your House Can Kill You
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There's a lot of goods that tout themselves as "anti-bacterial" on the label, from floor tile and paint, to hand cleanser and magic markers. The Environmental Protection Agency has a list of 500 products that disinfect hard, non-porous, surfaces against flu. It includes common household cleaners such as Pin Sol, Clorox, and Lysol. Look for the word "disinfect" or "sanitize" on the label; that means the EPA has tested and approved its germ killing power. Some alternatives such as lemon juice, tea tree oil, oregano oil, or lavender oil have properties that kill microbes. But according to Gerba, these natural alternatives often work more slowly, impact a smaller spectrum of microorganisms, and kill fewer of them than products that have passed muster with the EPA.
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Modern technology can help do the disinfecting for you through powerful cleaning. If you're already shopping for appliances, take a look at the list of household appliances cited by the NSF (formerly the National Sanitations Foundation). The group has certified dozens of germ-fighting appliances, including dryers, dishwashers, and washing machines. GE Profile dishwasher, about $920.
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Farmer´s problems• An agricultural depression in early 1920s contributed to this urban migration• U.S. farmers lost agricultural markets in postwar Europe• At same time agriculture efficiency increased so more food produced (more food = lower prices) and fewer labourers needed• So farming was no longer as prosperous, and bankers called in their loans (farms repossessed)• So American farmers enter the Depression in advance of the rest of society. 3.
Overproduction They have By August 1929 more cars the factories to sell than had to lay off customers thousands of workers to buy DemandThey decided to decrease every sell the shares day Less demand , less production , more unemployment 4.
Speculation1-This encouraged STOCKSPECULATION - people would buyand sell stocks quickly to make aquick buck.2- All this buying & selling, stockvalue increased (Ex: G.E stock $130 $396/share)3-This quick turnover didnt aidbecause they needed long terminvestments so they could pay bills(stock value was like an illusion)4-Unscrupulous traders would buyand sell shares intentionally toinflate a given companys stockvalue and all of this gave a falsesense of security/confidence in theAmerican market 5.
CH. 24 – CRASH, DEPRESSION, AND NEW DEAL• 1920s had been a period of good economic times• Tues. Oct. 29th, 1929 - NYC Stock market crashed, causing a depression that would last until 1942 6.
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Consequences Many American companies go Prices bust fall , crisis USA is poor Unemploymentbecause of wall risen rapidly in street crash USA USA government introduce s tariffs Other countries to protect US become poorer companies from cheap imports 8.
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