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Nanophotonics II

Nanophotonics II. Plasmonics Biophotonics Exotics . Plasmonics!. What is a surface plasmon polariton?. Transverse EM wave coupled to a plasmon (wave of charges on a metal/dielectric interface) = SPP (surface plasmon polariton) .

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Preparing for Earthquakes and Tsunamis on the Oregon Coast. Astoria 10.10.13

Preparing for Earthquakes and Tsunamis on the Oregon Coast. Astoria 10.10.13. Patrick Corcoran, Hazards Outreach Specialist Oregon Sea Grant, OSU Astoria, OR. MCR Image, James Niehues , 2001, Aquarious Associates, Vancouver, WA. We Get What Japan Got. Seaside, OR On a sunny day (undated).

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Energy density of Fat and Fat-free mass

Dale A Schoeller Nutritional Sciences University of Wisconsin-Madison. Energy density of Fat and Fat-free mass. Energy substrates. Biochemicals that can be oxidized to produce higher energy phosphate bonds Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Minor amounts of other biochemicals.

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Cascadia Earthquake Facts : What You Need To Know

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Ernst Bloch (1885-1977), disability, inclusion and the education of hope

Ernst Bloch (1885-1977), disability, inclusion and the education of hope. He recognised to what degree hope is a permanent force in everyone, a driving power as long as one lives . - Paul Tillich of Ernst Bloch ( Tillich 1990, 182). Abstract and concrete forms of utopia.

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Food and Energy

Food and Energy. Calorie (kcal). Quantity of heat necessary to raise temp. of 1 L (kg) of H 2 O 1 0 C. kcal = 4.2 kilojoule (kJ). Heat of Combustion. Lipid ? 9.4 kcal CHO ? 4.2 kcal Protein ? 5.65 kcal Net energy value is less. Coefficient of Digestibility (COD). Efficiency of digestion

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Using the Internet to Research

Using the Internet to Research. Finding good sources and citing them. Words to Know. Source: a book, website, newspaper, or article that tells you the facts you want to know. Citation/citing: listing the person who wrote the source you got your facts from.

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