41. Cornell News: Source Of Jupiter's Rings Furthermore, similar faint rings probably are associated with many small moons of the solar system s other giant planets. I expect we will see similar http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/sept98/jupiter_rings.html

Galileo finds Jupiter's rings formed by dust blasted off small moons EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1998, Noon Contact: David Brand Office: (607) 255-3651 E-Mail: deb27@cornell.edu JPL: Jane Platt, (818) 354-5011 NASA: Douglas Isbell (202) 358-1753 NASA's Galileo web site Jupiter fact sheet Biographies of the scientists Slideshow illustrating the presentation ... Print quality images of the slides ITHACA, N.Y. Jupiter's intricate, swirling ring system is formed by dust kicked up as interplanetary meteoroids smash into the giant planet's four, small inner moons, according to scientists studying data from NASA's Galileo spacecraft. Images sent by Galileo also reveal that the outermost ring is actually two rings, one embedded within the other. The findings were announced today by scientists from Cornell University and the National Optical Astronomy Observatories (NOAO), Tucson, Ariz., at a Cornell news briefing. "We now know the source of Jupiter's ring system and how it works," said Joseph Burns, Cornell professor of astronomy and the Irving Porter Church Professor of Engineering, who reported on the first intimate analysis of a planet's ring system, along with Cornell research associate Maureen Ockert-Bell, Joseph Veverka, professor of astronomy and planetary sciences at Cornell, and Michael Belton of NOAO. "Rings are important dynamical laboratories to look at the processes that probably went on billions of years ago when the solar system was forming from a flattened disk of dust and gas," Burns explained. Furthermore, similar faint rings probably are associated with many small moons of the solar system's other giant planets. "I expect we will see similar systems at Saturn and the other giant planets" Burns said.

42. Ringtone - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Newer mobile phones allow the users to associate different ring tones for different phone book entries. Taking advantage of these features, a new Ringtone http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringtones

Ringtone From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Ringtones Jump to: navigation search This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards Please improve this article if you can. (August 2007) A ringtone or ring tone is the sound made by a telephone to indicate an incoming call. The term, however, is most often used to refer to the customizable sounds available on mobile phones A phone only rings when a special "ringing signal" is sent to it. For landline telephones, the ringing signal is a 90- volt hertz , AC wave generated by the switch to which the telephone is connected. For mobile phones, the ringing signal is a specific radio-frequency signal. A telephone ring is the sound generated when an incoming telephone call is received. The term originated from the fact that telephones notified the user to an incoming call by repeatedly striking a bell or bells, producing a ringing sound. This "Magneto" bell system is still in widespread use. The ringing signal sent to a customer's telephone utilized AC at 90 volts and 20 hertz in North America. While the sound produced is still called a "ring," more recently manufactured telephones electronically produce a warbling or

43. [ref] 54 Rings In the first form IsAssociated returns true if the two ring elements r and s are associated in the ring R and false otherwise. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/Manuals/doc/htm/ref/CHAP054.htm

Top Up Previous Next ... Index 54 Rings Sections Generating Rings Ideals in Rings Rings With One Properties of Rings ... Gcd and Lcm This chapter deals with domains that are additive groups closed under multiplication . Such a domain, if and are distributive, is called a ring in GAP . Each division ring, field (see Fields and Division Rings ), or algebra (see Algebras ) is a ring, important examples are the integers (see Integers ) and matrix rings. In the case of a ring-with-one , additional multiplicative structure is present, see IsRingWithOne Several functions for ring elements, such as IsPrime IsPrime ) and Factors Factors ), are defined only relative to a ring R , which can be entered as an optional argument; if R is omitted then a default ring is formed from the ring elements given as arguments, see DefaultRing 54.1 Generating Rings IsRing( R ) P A ring in GAP is an additive group (see IsAdditiveGroup ) that is also a magma (see IsMagma ), such that addition and multiplication are distributive. The multiplication need not be associative (see IsAssociative ). For example, a Lie algebra (see

44. Science Humor Webring - History - The Integration Of Webring With Yahoo Other people cannot associate their ring or it does not work after associating. Many ringmasters using Internet Explorer cannot do anything in the ring, http://www.xs4all.nl/~jcdverha/scihum/history2000.html

Visit the ring Join the ring Nominate a site for the ring Report problems with the ring ... Information for ring members Science Humor Webring History of the Science Humor Webring The beginning 1999 till August 2000 Yahoo! Webring integration Split rings The effects of the integration of Webring with Yahoo Another compagny takeover The integration Another company takeover In 1998 Webring was taken over by Geocities, without any visible results. There was a lot of scared talk on ringmaster-l, but nothing much changed. In January 1999 we received a new mail from Webring, telling the ringmasters that Yahoo had acquired Geocities and that as a result Webring could give better service and would be visible from Yahoo. A very good thing, we were told. Here is the complete mail . Once again the scared talk began but nothing much happened. During the next year, there were small changes in the management of the rings, improvements in my opinion. The integration During a few days in August 2000 an untitled mail from Yahoo was sent to all ringmasters en site owners in no particular order telling Webring was being integrated in Yahoo and everybody, not only the webmasters but also the site owners should get a Yahoo ID (whatever that was) and o what a wonderfull oportunity that was for us! Here is the complete mail The almost dead ringmaster-l mailing list came to life again. A lot of people talked of moving to other webring organisations like

45. Wiley InterScience :: Session Cookies Your browser may not have a PDF reader available. Google recommends visiting our text version of this document. http://doi.wiley.com/10.1002/jss.400100405

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46. Scientists Explain Saturn's Mysterious, Moonless Ring | The Register Most of Saturn s dusty rings are associated with a moon for example, it is thought that the moon Enceladus leaky bottom creates the Ering; and the F-ring http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/08/03/saturn_gring/

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47. Historical Background Of Saturn's Rings Peter Goldreich and Scott Tremaine propose that shepherd moons could contain a narrow ring. (The discovery of the narrow F Ring and associated shepherd http://www.solarviews.com/eng/saturnbg.htm

Contents What's New Image Index Puzzles ... Search Historical Background of Saturn's Rings Courtesy of NASA/JPL/Ron Baalke - Galileo Galilei becomes the first to observe Saturn's rings with his 20-power telescope. He thought the rings were "handles" or large moons on either side of the planet. He said "I have observed the highest planet [Saturn] to be tripled-bodied. This is to say that to my very great amazement Saturn was seen to me to be not a single star, but three together, which almost touch each other". Sketch of Saturn by Galileo in 1610 - Galileo was astounded when he found that the rings he first observed a couple of years earlier had now disappeared. He wrote "I do not know what to say in a case so surprising, so unlooked for and so novel". The rings were, in fact, edge-on from Earth's perspective. Galileo inadvertently became the first person to observe a Saturn ring plane crossing. - Galileo now observes the rings as two half ellipses. He wrote "The two companions are no longer two small perfectly round globes ... but are present much larger and no longer round ... that is, two half ellipses with two little dark triangles in the middle of the figure and contiguous to the middle globe of Saturn, which is seen, as always, perfectly round". Sketch of Saturn by Galileo in 1616 - The ring plane crossing for this year went virtually unnoticed.

48. THE SATURATION OF ^-ANALYTIC RINGS AND TOPOLOGICAL EQUIVALENCE OF Your browser may not have a PDF reader available. Google recommends visiting our text version of this document. http://projecteuclid.org/DPubS/Repository/1.0/Disseminate?handle=euclid.pjm/1102

49. WebRing Users Guide Go to http//new.webring.com/h?manage.html 4. Enter the ring ID, site ID , and password (if you don t have one, just enter a ) 5. Click associate site http://home.dejazzd.com/androb/wrug/qrs/members.html

WebRing Users Guide Quick Reference Steps > Member Instructions Please help keep this site available to all WebRing Users by supporting our sponsors. Revenue is generated either by clicking an ad below or registering to use BRAVENET web services FREE on your own site. This section is to help members execute various functions in WR ( Other functions can be found in the sections for profile/general operations and management operations ). Instructions are in boxes to make it easier for RMs to cut'n'paste them into messages and ring homepages to help members. Most operations require that you be logged in to WebRing before proceeding. Some may require you have other operations (which may be described in other QRS pages) completed first. Please note How to: Check to see if you already have an ID Associate memberships to your IDs Edit your site's title, URL, or description Test a membership using the navbar checker ... Designate your site for promotion in a ring Check to see if you have an ID 1. Go to http://66.241.84.164/cgi-bin/findid 2. Enter the URL that WebRing would have registered 3. First column will give the migrated ID for each ring associated with that URL Return to Top Associate memberships to your IDs 1. Check to see if you have an ID before proceding (see above) 2. Create an ID (if needed) 3. Go to http://new.webring.com/h?manage.html 4. Enter the ring ID, site ID#, and password (if you don't have one, just enter 'a') 5. Click 'associate site'

50. Distinguished Achievement College Level - The Association Of Former Students Mohammed Haque, associate Professor, Construction Sceince. Antonieta Angulo, Assistant Professor The Association of Former Students Home Aggie Ring http://www.aggienetwork.com/Events/distachievecoll.aspx

@import "/includes/css/SiteFrame.css"; @import "/includes/css/AggieNetwork.css"; @import "/includes/css/Print.css"; The Association of Former Students - www.AggieNetwork.com Distinguished Achievement College Level Each fall, The Association of Former Students honors outstanding faculty members for their dedication to teaching. Since the program's inception in 1982, recipients are recognized for their talent, expertise and devotion on conveying knowledge to students. Distinguished Achievement Award: College Level - Criteria and Nomination Information 2006 Recipients Agriculture Jodi Sterle Animal Science Tracy Rutherford '96 Assistant Professor Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communication R.D. Lineberger Professor Horticultural Sciences Architecture Mohammed Haque Associate Professor Construction Sceince Antonieta Angulo Assistant Professor Architecture Business Lanny Martindale '85 Senior Lecturer Finance Mary McAnally Associate Professor Accounting Ramona Paetzold Associate Professor Management Education Lynn Burlbaw Associate Professor Donna Davenport Associate Professor Educational Psychology Engineering Thomas Blasingame '84 Professor Petroleum Engineering James Brumbelow Assistant Professor Civil Engineering Jianer Chen Professor Computer Science Deepa Kundur Assistant Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering Galveston Debra Maceo Senior Lecturer Kinesiology Geosciences Charles Lafon Assistant Professor Geography Niall Slowey Professor Oceanography Liberal Arts Claude Gibson Professor English David McWhirter

51. Five Rings Financial, LLC - Creating Opportunities: Income, Security, Wealth Working primarily with Middle Americans, Five rings associates find hidden money for their clients then show them proper savings strategies for http://www.5ringsfinancial.com/

Home Client Services Industry Partners Career Opportunity ... Associate Login Five Rings Financial is an Independent Marketing Organization representing many of the world's largest Financial Services Companies and dedicated to serving the financial needs of individuals, families and businesses from all walks of life. Although a national company in one of the world's most vital industries, our thousands of local independent associates and managers offer hometown value, service and education to each client, providing them the opportunity to achieve one of their most desired goals: financial independence. In addition, Five Rings Financial offers a unique professional opportunity for individuals interested in pursuing a career in the financial services field. By focusing on education and training systems, Five Rings has created a model that rivals the traditional industry and attracts candidates who would rather "teach" than "sell". Working primarily with Middle Americans, Five Rings associates find "hidden money" for their clients then show them proper savings strategies for retirement. Visibility Consultants

52. ESA Portal - Possible Origin Of Saturn's Mysterious G Ring Unlike Saturn s other dusty rings, such as the E and F rings, the G ring is not associated closely with moons that could either supply material directly to http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMXOENEW4F_index_0.html

ESA Life in Space Expanding Frontiers Improving Daily Life ... Benefits for Europe Multimedia ESA Multimedia gallery Earth images gallery Podcasting RSS feeds ... National galleries Media Centre Press Releases ESA Television Exhibitions Services Calendar Publications Frequently asked questions ESA-sponsored Conferences ... Subscribe Search All ESA Home Advanced Search The ring arc and a site of concentrated ring particles Possible origin of Saturn's mysterious G ring 3 August 2007 With data from the Cassini spacecraft, an international team of scientists may have identified the source of one of Saturn's more mysterious rings. The enigmatic G ring is likely produced by relatively large, icy particles that reside within a bright arc on the ring's inner edge. The particles are confined within the arc by gravitational effects from Saturn's moon Mimas. Micrometeoroids, tiny meteoroids or particles of dust that pervade space, collide with the icy particles, releasing smaller, dust-sized particles that brighten the arc. Plasma, an extremely variable gas made up of charged particles but electrically neutral, pervades the giant planet's magnetic field. It sweeps through this arc continuously, dragging out the fine particles, which create the G ring. The finding is evidence of the complex interaction between Saturn's moons, rings and magnetosphere. Studying this interaction is one of Cassini's objectives.

53. University Of Arkansas - Daily Headlines I believe the Official Ring will be a fabulous reward that people will come to recognize and associate with the University of Arkansas. http://dailyheadlines.uark.edu/2456.htm

RSS Feed What is RSS? Subscribe to Daily Headlines Search Daily Headlines: University Relations 800 Hotz Hall University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR 72701 FAX 479.575.4745 urelinfo@cavern.uark.edu FOR RELEASE: Friday, February 22, 2002 THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ETCHES TRADITION AND SYMBOLISM ONTO NEWLY AVAILABLE OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY RING FAYETTVILLE, AR - The University of Arkansas today unveiled the Official University Ring at a ceremony in the Arkansas Union. The Official Ring was unveiled by UA Chancellor John A. White, and comments on the ring's symbolism and ideals of the tradition were made by Arkansas Alumni Association Executive Director Mike Macechko and Razorback Athletic Director Frank Broyles. The Official Ring was developed as the one and only ring that symbolizes not only the goals achieved by UA graduates, but also to create a tradition with the purposes of fostering loyalty, pride and recognition of the University of Arkansas among graduates and alumni. "Never before has there been a tangible, lasting symbol of the common bond that graduates of the University of Arkansas share, and that will go with them everywhere," White said. "That is, until now. The Official University of Arkansas Ring captures the very essence of shared achievement and pride as well as the memories of the shared experiences that make the University so unique and so beloved by its alumni.

54. Product Identification Rings For Below Ground Storage Tanks - Patent 6886577 A colored ring immovably associated with an inlet of an underground tank to enhance the identification of the material in the underground tank. http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6886577.html

Login or Create Free Account Search Go to Advanced Search Home Search Patents Data Services ... Help Title: Product identification rings for below ground storage tanks Document Type and Number: United States Patent 6886577 Link to this page: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6886577.html Abstract: A colored ring immovably associated with an inlet of an underground tank to enhance the identification of the material in the underground tank. The ring can be bolted to the inlet or engaged with adhesive to the inlet. The ring can be formed as a substantially continuous ring or a plurality of ring members. The ring can be partially positionable in the ground or can be fully disposed above ground. The ring can include a colored surface or can be uniformly colored. The ring can be used in combination with a colored lid such as the color of the lid and the color of the ring are substantially similar. Representative Image: Inventors: Phillips, Paul E. (Whitehall, MI, US) Klop, Elmer P. (Grand Haven, MI, US)

55. GSM World News 2001 - GSM EUROPE RINGS THE ALARM BELL OVER EU MEMBER STATE PLANS The GSM Association is the premier global body behind the world s GSM EUROPE rings THE ALARM BELL OVER EU MEMBER STATE PLANS TO EXTEND REGULATION http://www.gsmworld.com/news/press_2001/press_releases_15.shtml

Home GSM Arab World GSM Europe GSM Latin America ... Newsletters and Publications Press Releases 2001 GSM EUROPE RINGS THE ALARM BELL OVER EU MEMBER STATE PLANS TO EXTEND REGULATION Member States run the risk of diverting investment away from Europe's flagship industry just when it is most needed 29 March 2001: GSM Europe, the European interest group of the GSM Association, today expressed grave concerns about the possible outcome of this week's Council of EU Telecoms Ministers, which is taking place on 4-5 April in Luxembourg. The concerns focus on where the Council decides to set the threshold for intervention by national regulatory authorities. Operators that are designated as having 'significant market power' can be subject to severe regulatory intervention, including the ability for regulators effectively to set their prices. "Some member states are trying to lower this threshold considerably, which would act as a huge disincentive to investors," warns Caroline van Weede, chair of GSM Europe. "Mobile operators have put Europe in the lead by undertaking massive risk investment in order to compete with each other through continuous innovation. This has in turn provided consumers with all the benefits of greater choice, better quality and more value for money. If regulators are allowed to intervene at will, this success story will be put at risk." The Commission last year sensibly proposed a definition of 'significant market power' based on the concept of 'dominance', one of the key elements of existing European competition law. This concept is not only tried and tested; it also recognises that the mobile market is competitive and ensures that the heaviest regulation is reserved for extreme cases.

56. Chaperone Rings In Protein Folding And Degradation Your browser may not have a PDF reader available. Google recommends visiting our text version of this document. http://www.pnas.org/cgi/reprint/96/20/11033.pdf?ck=nck

57. Clinical Research Associates I hear that being a clinical research associate (CRA) is fairly lucrative and there is a lot of positions available. Is this true? http://www.ringsurf.com/forum/read/259-clinical_research_associates-1.html

var GB_ROOT_DIR = "/f/forum/greybox/"; //change this to reflect the URL Ring Surf Home Forums Rings Articles ... Ring Login Hello, Guest Login Signup Home Forum ... Professions >clinical research associates Nickname: guest Date: clinical research associates I hear that being a clinical research associate (CRA) is fairly lucrative and there is a lot of positions available. Is this true? Poor Taste? POST YOUR ANSWER TO THE QUESTION ABOVE +Add pictures and video to your post View HTML Source Add pictures to your post : (Max200k and 1024x768px) Pic 1 Pic 1 Title Pic 2 Pic 2 Title Pic 3 Pic 3 Title Add Video to your post: Please enter the Google or YouTube video url need Help? Enter url Please enter security code here Answers Nickname: guest Date: Yes, it is quite lucrative, but you have to be ready to travel a lot (3-4 days out of the week, every week). The reason why it's so lucrative is because it can become a "high stress" job. Poor Taste? Nickname: guest Date: It is also lucrative because there are more jobs than there are CRAs and it's hard to find positions to fill. There is a lot of job turnover in the field making CRAs that much more valuable. A CRA I position may be as low as 45-50k but contractors with 5-8 years of experience can easily make 150-200k a year. Poor Taste?

58. Cassini Finds Possible Origin Of One Of Saturn's Rings Unlike Saturn s other dusty rings, such as the E and F rings, the G ring is not associated closely with moons that either could supply material directly to http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/08/070803113335.htm

Science News Share Blog Cite Print Email Bookmark Cassini Finds Possible Origin Of One Of Saturn's Rings ScienceDaily (Aug. 6, 2007) See also: Saturn Solar System Space Exploration Space Missions ... Neptune's natural satellites The particles are confined within the arc by gravitational effects from Saturn's moon Mimas. Micrometeoroids collide with the particles, releasing smaller, dust-sized particles that brighten the arc. The plasma in the giant planet's magnetic field sweeps through this arc continually, dragging out the fine particles, which create the G ring. The finding is evidence of the complex interaction between Saturn's moons, rings and magnetosphere. Studying this interaction is one of Cassini's objectives. The study is in the Aug. 2 issue of the journal Science and was based on observations made by multiple Cassini instruments in 2004 and 2005. "Distant pictures from the cameras tell us where the arc is and how it moves, while plasma and dust measurements taken near the G ring tell us how much material is there," said Matthew Hedman, a Cassini imaging team associate at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., and lead author on the Science paper. Saturn's rings are an enormous, complex structure, and their origin is a mystery. The rings are labeled in the order they were discovered. From the planet outward, they are D, C, B, A, F, G and E. The main rings A, B and C from edge-to-edge, would fit neatly in the distance between Earth and the moon. The most transparent rings are D interior to C and F, E and G, outside the main rings.

59. Arthritis Protective Effect Of Gold Rings And Rheumatoid Your browser may not have a PDF reader available. Google recommends visiting our text version of this document. http://ard.bmjjournals.com/cgi/reprint/57/5/323.pdf

60. Science/AAAS | Science Magazine: Sign In 1 and 2) and mitochondrial forms of FtsZ assemble into inner membraneassociated rings in the stromal and matrix compartments, respectively (18), http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/302/5651/1698

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