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Figure 4.4. SEM of HafSOx thin lm on Ta metal layer. Top HafSOx layer deposited by spin coating and annealing at 325 C for 10 min in air. [Reproduced with permission. Anderson, J. T.; Munsee, C. L.; Hung, C. M.; Phung, T. M.; Herman, G. S.; Johnson, D. C.; Wager, J. F.; Keszler, D. A. 2007. Solution-processed HafSOx and ZircSOx inorganic thin- lm dielectrics and nanolaminates. Adv. Funct. Mater. 17:2117 2124. Copyright 2007 Wiley VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA.]

While adding single contacts at a time is pretty straightforward, it s also monotonous, so I want to focus on importing. After all, you probably have contacts elsewhere, in an e-mail application (like Outlook), on a competing e-mail service like Gmail or AOL, or on other online services such as Facebook or MySpace. To import contacts, click the appropriate service or application. While the options vary slightly depending on which one you pick, there are three basic types of integration here: 33 Facebook and MySpace: Thanks to deep integration with Windows Live, Facebook and MySpace contacts importing works quite differently from the other choices. In fact, these services are so special that I m going to examine them separately in the next section, so hang tight. (Or skip ahead.) 33 Manual import: Many of the other services, including LinkedIn, AOL Mail, Hyves, Google (Gmail), Hi5, and Tagged require you to log on to that service before you can import contacts. So when you select one of these options, you ll see a page created by that service where you can log on in order to authorize the contacts copying. A typical screen of this type is shown in Figure 1-9.

high G and consequently very small time constant. In practice, because of technical limitations, and because the classical detector model that we have used so far does not completely describe a microcalorimeter (see Section 4.4.3.5) typical time constants of cryogenic microcalorimeters are in the range 0.1 10 ms or even longer in the case of very large detectors. Instead of increasing the value of G, much faster detectors can be obtained using the effect known as electrothermal feedback. For resistive sensors, when there are no events in the detector, the temperature of the microcalorimeter is higher than the temperature of the heat sink due to the power dissipated by the bias signal. This power is simply equal to I 2 R in the case of constant current bias and to V 2 /R in the case of constant voltage bias. When an X-ray is absorbed into the detector the resistance of the sensor changes and therefore also the bias power changes. This effect can be quanti ed by introducing a parameter with the dimension of a thermal conductivity GETF = P R RL T R + RL (4.4.3)

Selective call rejection, custom local area signaling services, 69 Send channels (analog), pulse code modulation, time-division multiplexing, 24 25 Sending procedures, Bell System multifrequency supervision signaling, FDM analog trunks, 82 83 Send noti cation indicator (SNI), ISDN User Part (ISUP), 284 287 Send to resource, caller interaction (STR-I) message, advanced intelligent networks (AINs), 523, 547 Send to resource, nal announcement (STR-F) message, advanced intelligent networks (AINs), 523, 546 Sequence indicator (SI), ISDN User Part (ISUP), 286 287 Sequencing/segmenting parameter, Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP), 475 Serial number indicator, AMPS overhead parameter message format, 346 Server-routed model, Voice over Internet Protocol telephone exchange, 654 655 Service access point identi er (SAPI) cdma2000 air interface, Link Access Control sublayer, 427 428 Digital Subscriber Signaling System No. 1 (DSS1) data link connections, 238 frame formats, 239 Service circuits channel-associated interexchange signaling, 78 79 local exchange signaling equipment, 60 61 Service control point (SCP) advanced intelligent network architecture, 518, 520 521 common-channel signaling, 45 46 intelligent networks, 518 Service Creation Environment (SCE), AIN architecture, 519 Service data unit (SDU), packet-based communication, 640 Service-independent building blocks (SIBs), global functional plane, Intelligent Network Application Part (INAP), 558 560 Service Indicator Octet (SIO) ISUP-MTP interface, 279 MTP level 3 message format, 184 signaling message handling, 185 186 Signaling System No. 7, 164

Sticking user accounts into every nook and cranny of a Windows domain is not good practice, because you ll soon have a domain that resembles a bowl of rice noodles. It is a wonder that Microsoft engineers still enable us to stick a user account anywhere, because that practice is very rare on a well-run network. We believe that the only place that you should put a user is into a group . . . even when the group never sees more than one member. Make this your number-one user-management rule: Users live in groups. Period.

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If you re interested in installing a Linux server, the Ubuntu server LiveCD is probably the easiest way to go. The Ubuntu server installs many popular server packages automatically for you, without any configuration required. This section walks through the Ubuntu server installation process, showing how to configure your server.

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When setting up the local-only email option, make sure that you redirect mail destined for the root user account to the normal user account of the administrator. This setting allows you to view any critical system error messages that are generated by applications or by the Ubuntu system itself.

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