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Every web designer designs a site with the intention of making it success in achieving its goal. But because of some design mistakes the success of their site becomes merely impossible. When people come across annoying factors like slow loading of site, unpleasant color theme and unclear fonts, broken links and too many pop-up windows, they will simply quit and never come back to such sites. So designers have to make sure that the site they design should enhance the comfort zone of users and should make them come back again and again. By avoiding following web design mistakes, you can reduce the bounce rate of your site effectively.
In today's fast world, no one has time to wait for anything. If your site takes long time to load a page, your users get annoyed and may leave your site immediately. So check your site's load time and see whether you have made the big mistake of including large size or large number of graphic files. Unless you know to include large graphics with fast load time, always use less number of graphics on your site.
One of the most problematic issues that users face in many sites is the annoying font size. Using extremely small size fonts may help you to fit your content in given space. But just imagine how it would look on high resolution screens. They will not be clear and the readers will find it extremely hard to read your content.
On other hand, using large fonts will make your page look ugly and unattractive. If your users are viewing your site in small resolution screen, they may have to scroll the window for each and every line to read completely which will irritate them a lot.
So refer the font size used in other sites and ask people of all age group whether they can read the texts on your site clearly. If they have any problem with the text size on your site, then you may have to work out.
The color theme and site appearance is the main factor which creates positive impact about your site on user's mind. So the colors and the theme which you use to design your site should invite the visitors and should make them to look more pages of your site. For example, you can use black font color on white background, standard color for links (so that it will be clear for users) or can use graphic bar and limited number of attractive graphics without disturbing its appearance.
Many websites include some links which directs the users to other webpages or sites. But the mistake which they do is letting the links open in same tab which may confuse the users from where they started and where they have landed as all of this happens in a fraction of minute. So letting the links in your site to open in new tab will make your users fell comfortable in using your site.
Every web designer designs their site with the intention that more visitors should visit their site and get impressed. But whats the use of site that is best designed and has best content but has lot of interruptions like pop up ads or chat windows or other applications that starts without user's permission. Your visitors will not have patience to close all the windows just to read a piece of information on your site. So always avoid such interruptions which may interrupt your users from viewing your site.
As a web designer, your primary goal should be to provide best possible user experience to your visitors. So avoid all the above mistakes and design a site by giving first preference to user experience always.


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Album Review: Joe Diffie, Sammy Kershaw and Aaron Tippin – 'All In The Same Boat'
5 Comments Posted by Occasional Hope on May 30, 2013
Aaron Tippin, our current Spotlight Artist and two fellow 90s stars we have highlighted in the past, Joe Diffie and Sammy Kershaw, have been touring together recently, and this inspired them to team up for a new album together.
It isn't really a trio record, with most tracks featuring a single lead singer, with the others relegated to backing vocals. Each man also produces his own tracks, with Diffie assisted by regular collaborator, drummer Lonnie Wilson, and Kershaw taking over production duties on the three tracks on which vocals are shared. The album features a fairly eclectic mix of revivals of each of the guys' hits, new songs, and a couple of unexpected covers.
The three share the lead vocals only occasionally, with the tracks which bookend the setsetting a buddyish mood. The first is the title track, penned by Wynn Varble, Jamey Johnson and Don Poythress. The humorous song, about a group of friends escaping their wives for a fishing trip, is being promoted as a single, complete with comedic video which nicely undercuts the masculine posturing, and is one of those clips which does add something to the song it illustrates. The closing track is a tribute to 'Old Friends' through thick and thin, written by Ben Hayslip and Jim Beavers. Both are decent songs if not particularly memorable ones, and they work well presenting the men as friends. The three also collaborate on a new Sammy Kershaw composition, 'The Route That I Took'. This is a serious song about experiences and life's choices.
Of the revivals, Aaron picks 'Kiss This' (one of his less subtle numbers but tackled here with undeniable enthusiasm which makes it palatable) and the inspirational tribute to his dad, 'He Believed'. Sammy's 'She Don't Know She's Beautiful' is pleasant enough but seems redundant. Honestly, though, all three of the revivals could have been omitted as none adds anything to the original.
More adventurously, Joe Diffie chooses to cover country rocker Neil Young's 'Heart Of Gold'; the arrangement is nice with a prominent harmonica but Joe's voice sounds a bit rough. Aaron Tippin is not really suited vocally to a standard like 'The Way You look Tonight', but it was an interesting idea if ultimately unsuccessful, and it's nice to see artists taking the occasional risk.
Sammy Kershaw sings 'On And On' well but it's rather a boring song. His best vocal of the album comes on the sincere 'I Love To Work', avowing his dedication to family and job, which he wrote with Bradley Gaskin and Billy Lawson.
Joe Diffie delivers a great vocal on his own 'I'm Hangin' On', which is a pretty good song about a relationship falling apart, which he wrote with Steve Pippin. I also enjoyed his vocal on the playful up-tempo 'Misery Loves Country', written by Josh Kerr, David Fraiser and Edward Hill. These two cuts, and the three trio songs, are the pick of the bunch, and the most individually download-worthy, followed by 'I Love To Work'.
This is not a bad album by any means, and there are quite a few tracks I like, but it's not going to rank high on the discographies of any of its participants or to be an essential purchase for most fans.
Grade: B-
Album Reviews, Spotlight Artist Aaron Tippin, Ben Hayslip, Billy Lawson, Bradley Gaskin, David Fraiser, Don Poythress, Edward Hill, Jamey Johnson, Jim Beavers, Joe Diffie, Josh Kerr, Lonnie Wilson, Neil Young, Sammy Kershaw, Steve Pippin, Wynn Varble
← Classic Rewind: Johnnie & Jack – 'Honey I Need You'	Classic Rewind: Aaron Tippin – 'Drill Here, Drill Now' →
5 responses to "Album Review: Joe Diffie, Sammy Kershaw and Aaron Tippin – 'All In The Same Boat'"
Salt Air Señior May 30, 2013 at 9:25 am
I am excited to check this out as these guys provided some of the soundtrack to my teenage years. With that being said, I'll go into it with the expatiation that it is more nostalgia than substance. However, based on your review I may be pleasantly surprised (hopefully). I put a short review on my new blog when I'm finished listening. Thank you for bringing this album to my attention.
Razor X May 30, 2013 at 8:47 pm
I've been on the fence about whether to buy this one.
Luckyoldsun May 30, 2013 at 9:30 pm
I ordered the disc–for the title cut and as a souvenir of the guys touring together. Hopefully, it will have a few decent surprises. I like the idea of Diffie doing "Heart of Gold." But I wish Tippin had picked something other than "The Way You Look Tonight"–What with David Kersh doing it not long ago, and then Alan Jackson, a country artist doing that song has become something of a cliché.
Luckyoldsun May 30, 2013 at 11:37 pm
I think I confused "The Way You Look Tonight" with "Wonderful Tonight"!
Jennette tennyson April 25, 2020 at 1:33 am
In the video all in the. Same boat with Arron Tippin. and Joe and Sammy Kershaw made it all in the same boat is that their wives playing in the video with them was that Teresa with Joe DIffe

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Back from vacation. Back to meal plan. Back to reality. Now time to get back to unpacking.
T- My favorite slow cooker meal- Coconut Ginger Chicken and Vegetables from Simple Bites. Served with rice.
W- Madison requested "fish nuggets…since I like chicken nuggets and I like fish." Will try making them the same way and just reduce the cooking temperature and duration. Served along with Alexis french fries and steamed green beans.
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Air Mobility Command Museum
Dover AFB, Delaware
You can't fight a war without stuff: equipment, munitions, fuel, food, people. Flying that stuff where it's needed is the job of the Air Mobility Command. And America needs the Air Mobility Command because America wins wars (most, anyway) not by brilliant military tactics, but by using a lot of stuff.
The mission of the Air Mobility Command Museum is to tell the story of moving all that stuff around. The facility is a behind-the-scenes place, where the display mannequins carry clipboards and monkey wrenches, not rifles. But don't be fooled -- these air truckers get shot at just like any other soldier.
The museum occupies a corner of sprawling Dover Air Force Base. It includes one hangar, dating to World War II, and an air park outside to display all of the planes that can't fit inside the hanger. That's most of them, since the aircraft are cargo ships of considerable size. The names say it all: Stratofreighter, Cargomaster, Flying Boxcar, and two huge Starlifters in which visitors are sometimes invited to sit in the pilot seats.
The 1948-49 Berlin Airlift was made possible by America's air-hauling capability. Jack, our tour guide, repeatedly mentions that dust from the sacks of coal carried by the Airlift was still inside the museum's vintage Skymaster when it arrived here. The B-17 Flying Fortress is another of the Museum's notable planes, the only survivor of the terrorist-sounding "flying bomb" project of 1948, where surplus aircraft were turned into radio-controlled weapons of mass destruction -- a kind of one-way package delivery system -- presumably against evildoers with the audacity to do things like blockading Berlin.
Jack said that the "alert runway" at Dover was right next to the museum, where fighters were "plugged in and hot 24-7." He shows us a Douglas Air-2 Genie, a 1.5 kiloton nuclear bomb with no guidance system -- it just flew wherever it was pointed. With a range of only six miles, you wouldn't want to be anywhere near a jet when it fired a Douglas Air-2 Genie. "All we needed was just one hothead that wanted to make a name for himself," Jack says, "and we would have been in an all-out war. It was that close."
The museum has its share of odd artifacts: a refueling boom that hangs from the ceiling, a 1972 Ford that was stored on a cargo plane for 18 years before it arrived here, a real bomb with a coin slot in its casing that acts as a donation box. The staff are all volunteers, and not necessarily ex-aviators or crew. "We're so equal opportunity, we even let retired Navy people work here," cracks Mike, the museum director.
Mike said the museum is working on getting a C-5 Galaxy, the largest American cargo plane ever built. "We're paving more area outside, a little at a time, so that we'll have a place to put it. It is not a small item." For now, the museum displays one titanic C-5 engine, rated at 1.3 million horsepower. "It's the largest aircraft in the world," Jack says of the C-5, barely containing his pride. "No, wait," he corrects himself. "The Russians do have one that's two feet longer. But they can't keep it in the air."
Update: The museum opened its C-5 to the public on November 9, 2013. It's eight stories tall and as long as a football field, the biggest plane on display anywhere (except for the Spruce Goose). This particular aircraft once launched a full-size ICBM while in flight, the only aircraft ever to do so (No other plane would be big enough). The C-5 sits outside, but visitors can wander around inside it on the third Saturday of each month.
Dover Air Force Base
1301 Heritage Rd, Dover AFB, DE
On the south end of Dover Air Force Base. 1.5 miles south of exit 93 on Hwy 1. Take Hwy 9/Bayside Drive north for about a mile, and look for the entrance sign on the left.
T-Su 9-4 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Free. donations accepted
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How Exponent Fiber Optics Will Impact the Internet
This week, Exponent, the company that makes Exponent Light, Expense and Expenses, is unveiling the first of its fiber optic splices.
The fiber optic products are being marketed as being the best way to upgrade existing fiber optics or build new ones, with fiber optics being the primary conduit for connecting fiber optic gear to a home.
Exponent has been a leader in the fiber optics industry since it was founded in 2003.
The company currently produces about 500,000 fiber optic cables a month, with a goal of delivering 3 million in 2020.
In addition to the fiber optic cable splices, the splices will be the first in Exponent's Fiber Optic line, which includes the Exponent Flexi and Exponent Connect.
They are priced at $4,500 each.
Exponent Fiber Connect will be available for the first time in October, but the company also announced that it will be shipping the first version of the Spliced Fiber Opticon in the fall of 2020.
The Spliced fiber optic is a standard splice of fiber optic that is sold separately for $200.
It will be used to splice fiber optic fiber cables into a home's existing fiber optic wiring, to create a fiber optic conduit that connects to a wall outlet, to connect to a network cable, or to connect a high-speed Internet connection.
The spliced fiber is designed to be easy to install, with the cable splice easily accessible to technicians.
Expanded Fiber Optiators have been available since 2012, and the Splicing Fiber Opticons were introduced in January.
The splices can also be used as a standalone device for connecting to a router or cable modem, as well as a router-to-cable modem connection.
The spliced Fiber optic splice can also connect to the internet via a cable modem that has a dedicated cable splicing device.
Exponents Flexi splices also offer a built-in Ethernet connection to the home network.
Exponent has launched several other fiber optic product lines, including Exponent Opti Fiber, Exponents Opti, Expensia Fiber Optivision, Expansia Opti Ethernet, and Expensi Fiber Optix.
As we noted last week, we'll be publishing a full-length article in the coming weeks on the Splices and their impact on the Internet, but in the meantime, check out the video below for a look at what it looks like when it's installed in your home.
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Back when I got my Roubo Frame saw kit from Bad Axe Toolworks, I also got the kerfing plane kit. I finally got around to finishing that this morning, and have put it to use.
With the kit you get a saw plate and a cherry board. Step one is cutting a hand-hold in the board. A couple different spade bits, some connect-the-dots with a coping saw, and some smoothing with rasps and files and I had that done (pictures two and three).
Next was cutting a rabbet for the fence. Two saw cuts, and a little cleanup with a rabbet plane, and that was done.
Since I'm mostly after 1/4 to 3/8 thick stock at the moment, I decided to make my fixed fence with a 3/8" kerf. So I clamped a couple 3/8×3/16 brass bars to the fence, and sawed right next to them with my pull saw. As it's just barely long enough, I had to start the kerf on one end, other, and then bring down the middle until it was level. That's the fourth and fifth pictures.
Drill a few holes, and put in the saw plate with the provided saw nuts (much easier said than done), and I had a completed kerfing plane, as shown in the first picture. The final picture shows a 1/2" deep kerf I cut in a poplar board to test things out. Looks pretty good!
Forgot to mention that the top of the plane is completely unshaped at the moment. The tool works, and I'm calling it "done" but I'll eventually carve a handle into the top of the plane. But not until I've used it a bunch and have figured out where my hands want to be. It's entirely possible I'll end up deciding the hand-hold at the back of the plane needs to be reworked, too. Time will tell. No point in "fixing" the tool until I know what's wrong with it in its current form.
Nice Dave. Not likely to see me re-sawing by hand but I'd definitely want one if I was!
Yeah. I find that my cut will wander all too easily if I don't have a kerf to follow. I'm sure it's a technique thing that I'll get better at with practice, but for now the training wheels are a big help.
Good work, Dave. Now on to one with a movable fence!
Eventually, Ron. For now, I've got a bunch of projects that need either 3/8 or 1/4 stock, so the fixed fence should give me plenty to keep busy with. I might build another with a different fixed fence before converting one to a movable fence. Depends how my wooden-screw-making project goes.
Yeah, Gary. I started last October and had a couple months off, plus I have a very understanding sweetie. Also, part of the plan is that I want to have a pretty well equipped hand-tool shop by the time I retire, so I don't have to buy tools on a fixed income. So I'm buying and building a lot of tools now. And between that and the swaps, I've got a lot to keep me busy and learning new stuff.
First successful resawing using the frame saw and kerfing plane. I cut a 7×24x3/8 piece off a 7×24x7/4 piece of poplar. Only wandered about a sixteenth where the three saw cuts met up.


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description: All of the cockpits have Autopilot and Navigation consoles which are available by pressing ' shift-2 ' and ' shift-4 '. I found the autopilot window could be undocked and moved to a second monitor with very little impact on frame rate. Some also have a Horizontal Situation Indicator, and the B-45C Tornado has altimeter, airspeed and rate of climb as well.
description: Fixed cockpits in most sims are great for instrument flying but don't really enable you to simulate real visual flight conditions, where most of the time the pilot's head and attention is out of the cockpit. Using the virtual cockpit with the HUD display gives a much better 'simulation' of the visual flying experience.
description: The virtual cockpit gauges function, as I expect them to in 2003, but they are rather blurry and the clarity doesn't improve on zooming in.
description: This page describes NAV mode only - there are also Air to Air and Air to Ground modes.
description: Anyway I was planning my F-16 cockpit, and a quick phone call to General Dynamics USA led to a nice chat with a senior manager and my request for a photo of the F-16A cockpit led to this arriving in the mail a week later!
description: My first cockpit was scaled fairly closely to the F-16. Using calipers I multiplied the dimensions out to build a cardboard mockup and then a plywood and aluminium prototype.
description: Unfortunately this book is out of print.
description: The F-35 Cockpit demonstrator has 180 degrees of visuals and a fully working HOTAS, MFDs and flight controls.
The first flight simulator in History.
description: Francisco J. Campos reports: "in December 1927, the first commercial flight between Barcelona and Madrid for Spanish Airline Iberia took place with a huge success. This gave Doctor Andreu a great idea: create a ride for his park imitating a plane flight. He commissioned the construction of a replica from that plane, a German-made Rohrbach Roland able to transport 10 people and its crew. The plane was hanging from an elaborate crane rig, allowing it to fly in a circle pattern, powered by its own propeller. Since the whole contraption was placed in top of the mountain, and "flew" over open space, the passengers had the exact feeling of a real flight over the city."


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Two newcomers have joined the ranks of Canadian business deans and a third returns to the role – each with their own priorities but sharing similar ambitions to raise the profile of their schools.
Harjeet Bhabra, a former finance professor at Concordia University's John Molson School of Business in Montreal, takes over as dean of the Sobey School of Business at Halifax-based Saint Mary's University on Sept 1.
In Saskatchewan, the University of Regina chose former associate dean Gina Grandy to lead the faculty of business administration (including the Paul J. Hill School of Business and the Kenneth Levene Graduate School of Business) effective July 1.
Meanwhile, former dean Daphne Taras, who led the Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan for six years until 2016, was recruited to take the reins at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University as of July 1.
Profile-raising is top of mind for Dr. Bhabra, who already has made several trips to Halifax to meet major donors and others before his first day on the job next week. "The school has done some really fantastic things and achieved a lot," he says, citing a top-10 placement among Canadian MBA programs by QS World University Rankings this year; a clutch of undergraduate and graduate entrepreneurship programs, including the Master of Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation introduced in 2013; recruitment of international students; and faculty research funding.
Expanding the school's entrepreneurship footprint is key for Dr. Bhabra, who sees St. Mary's recently renamed entrepreneurship centre, already a hub for student projects and industry-related activities, as a hub for future initiatives.
Taking stock is also a priority for freshman dean Dr. Grandy, who taught at several East Coast schools as well as in Britain and Ukraine before joining Regina's business faculty in 2013.
"One of the things on my radar for the first six months of my term is for us to look at where we are and where do we want to be five years from now," she says, with a particular emphasis on Indigenous and community engagement issues.
Dr. Grandy envisions other partnerships, on and off campus, her faculty and others to support a cohort historically under-represented in higher education. "How do we serve more Indigenous students and address our own teaching practices?" she asks rhetorically.
Former dean Daphne Taras, who led the Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan for six years until 2016, was recruited to take the reins at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University as of July 1.
For Dr. Taras, the decision to accept a second deanship came as a bit of a surprise. After wrapping up her term at Edwards in Saskatoon, she expected to return to teaching and research in her field of industrial relations.
Building on those gains, she says, is a priority. For example, the school currently offers 1,000 co-op education student placements, about double the number available two years ago, but Dr. Taras is eager to hit an already-established target of 1,500 placements by 2020 or sooner.
Since arriving this summer, she says she has been busy making the rounds to taste the school's "secret sauce" that differentiates it from others. As well, she plans to enlist faculty and students to identify the most sustainable innovations for the future. "If they are worth doing, they are worth funding, and if they are worth funding they are worth being sustainable," she says.
Meanwhile, as the three new deans take up their assignments, York University has announced a search for a "visionary and collaborative" dean of the Schulich School of Business to succeed Dezso Horvath, Canada's longest-serving dean who has held the position since 1988.


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If you don't get regular cleaning then it means that your employees are working in hostile and unhygienic environment that is posing a serious health risk. When people share a number of utilities and equipment then they can also share germs. This way if the office is not clean then it is easy to spread infections and diseases. Moreover, dirty environment also means that indoor air quality would be poor and it would trigger allergic reactions and asthma. On the other hand, regular cleaning would mean the promotion of better health and it would prevent the chances of injury due to trips or slips.
Naturally if your employees are not getting sick then they would require lesser or no sick leaves at all. It would contribute to the productivity of your company and it would increase the morale among employees. A clean environment would motivate your employees to work harder and they would not get distracted very easily. They would be better organized at everything and they won't have to look for things they need. The clutter and dirt can become a major distraction. A healthy physical space will reduce the losses caused by sick days and ill employees. If you care for your employees, they will care for you too.
Clean office environment would help to maintain a professional business image and more and more people would come to you for business. A clean and tidy office projects a good image which is always excellent in getting more business opportunities.
When you are choosing a cleaning company for your business, make sure that it has all the good attributes that you are looking for. The company should offer flexible timings and affordable rates. The experts should be the best at their work with a lot of experience so you would find it better to clean your office. This way you would end up saving a lot of time and money.


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Studies on the spread of local anaesthetic solution in transversus abdominis plane blocks
Anaesthesia. 2011 Nov;66(11):1023-30. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2044.2011.06855.x. Epub 2011 Aug 18.
J Carney 1 , O Finnerty, J Rauf, D Bergin, J G Laffey, J G Mc Donnell
1 Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine, Galway University Hospitals, Galway, Ireland.
The extent of analgesia provided by transversus abdominis plane blocks depends upon the site of injection and pattern of spread within the plane. There are currently a number of ultrasound-guided approaches in use, including an anterior oblique-subcostal approach, a mid-axillary approach and a more recently proposed posterior approach. We wished to determine whether the site of injection of local anaesthetic into the transversus abdominis plane affects the spread of the local anaesthetic within that plane, by studying the spread of a local anaesthetic and contrast solution in four groups of volunteers. The first group underwent the classical landmark-based transversus abdominis plane block whereby two different volumes of injectate were studied: 0.3 ml.kg(-1) vs 0.6 ml.kg(-1). The second group underwent transversus abdominis plane block using the anterior subcostal approach. The third group underwent transversus abdominis plane block using the mid-axillary approach. The fourth group underwent transversus abdominis plane block using the posterior approach, in which local anaesthetic was deposited close to the antero-lateral border of the quadratus lumborum. All volunteers subsequently underwent magnetic resonance imaging at 1, 2 and 4 h following each block to determine the spread of local anaesthetic over time. The studies demonstrated that the anterior subcostal and mid-axillary ultrasound approaches resulted in a predominantly anterior spread of the contrast solution within the transversus abdominis plane and relatively little posterior spread. There was no spread to the paravertebral space with the anterior subcostal approach. The mid-axillary transversus abdominis plane block gave faint contrast enhancement in the paravertebral space at T12-L2. In contrast, the posterior approaches, using both landmark and ultrasound identifications, resulted in predominantly posterior spread of contrast around the quadratus lumborum to the paravertebral space from T5 to L1 vertebral levels. We concluded that the pattern of spread of local anaesthetic differs depending on the site of injection into the transversus abdominis plane. This may have important implications for the extent of analgesia produced with each approach.
© 2011 The Authors. Anaesthesia © 2011 The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland.
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Anesthetics, Local / pharmacokinetics*
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/*
 * E_RoutingAssignment.hpp
 *
 */

#ifndef E_ROUTINGASSIGNMENT_HPP_
#define E_ROUTINGASSIGNMENT_HPP_

#include <E/Networking/E_Host.hpp>
#include <E/Networking/E_Networking.hpp>
#include <E/Networking/E_TimerModule.hpp>
#include <E/Networking/E_Wire.hpp>

namespace E {

constexpr Size MaxCost = 20;
constexpr Size calc_cost_lcm(size_t a) {
  return a == 1 ? 1 : std::lcm(a, calc_cost_lcm(a - 1));
}
constexpr Size CostLCM = calc_cost_lcm(MaxCost);

#ifdef HAVE_PRAGMA_PACK
#pragma pack(push, 1)
#elif !defined(HAVE_ATTR_PACK)
#error "Compiler must support packing"
#endif

struct rip_header_t {
  uint8_t command; // 1 - request, 2 - response, 3,4,5 - obsolete/unused
  uint8_t version; // 1 for RIPv1
  uint16_t zero_0; // must be zero
}
#if defined(HAVE_ATTR_PACK)
__attribute__((packed));
#else
;
#endif

struct rip_entry_t {
  uint16_t address_family; // 2 for IP
  uint16_t zero_1;         // must be zero
  uint32_t ip_addr;        // IPv4 address
  uint32_t zero_2;         // must be zero
  uint32_t zero_3;         // must be zero
  uint32_t metric;         // hop-count (max 15) for RIPv1
}
#if defined(HAVE_ATTR_PACK)
__attribute__((packed));
#else
;
#endif

struct rip_t {
  struct rip_header_t header;
  struct rip_entry_t entries[];
}
#if defined(HAVE_ATTR_PACK)
__attribute__((packed));
#else
;
#endif

class RoutingAssignment : public HostModule,
                          private RoutingInfoInterface,
                          public TimerModule {
private:
  virtual void timerCallback(std::any payload) final;

public:
  RoutingAssignment(Host &host);

  /**
   * @brief Query cost for a host
   *
   * @param ipv4 querying host's IP address
   * @return cost or -1 for no found host
   */
  Size ripQuery(const ipv4_t &ipv4);

  /**
   * @brief Get cost for local port (link)
   *
   * @param port_num querying port's number
   * @return local link cost
   */
  Size linkCost(int port_num) {
    Size bps = this->getWireSpeed(port_num);
    return CostLCM / bps;
  }

  virtual void initialize();
  virtual void finalize();
  virtual ~RoutingAssignment();

protected:
  virtual std::any diagnose(std::any param) final {
    auto ip = std::any_cast<ipv4_t>(param);
    return ripQuery(ip);
  }
  virtual void packetArrived(std::string fromModule, Packet &&packet) final;
};

} // namespace E

#endif /* E_ROUTINGASSIGNMENT_HPP_ */


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CDC Urges Doctors to be Alert for Potential Cases of the Plague
As cases sprout up in the US
The CDC is urging doctors to consider a diagnosis of the plague if a patient presents with fever, abdominal pain, and nausea and vomiting, especially if the individual has recently visited the Western United States or are residents of the region.
Since April, 11 people have been diagnosed with the human plague – an unusually high number, considering between 2001 and 2012, the annual number of cases of the disease reported in the U.S. ranged from one to 17, the CDC said in a statement. The median number of annual plague cases across the past decade had been three. [1]
"It is unclear why the number of cases in 2015 is higher than usual," the agency said.
People can get the plague if they are bitten by an infected flea, or by coming in close contact with another infected person or animal, including cats and dogs. The disease, which is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, is rare but can be deadly.
The majority of the cases this year have occurred in the western U.S., with four cases in Colorado and two each in Arizona, California, and New Mexico, as well as Oregon. One of the individuals infected in California is a resident of Georgia. Both of the California cases have been linked to exposures at or near Yosemite National Park. Three of the patients – aged 16, 52 and 79 – have died. Nine of the 11 cases have been males.
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Q: Removing objects from redis based on pattern match I am using Redis as a data store/cache for my application. I am pushing data to the Redis instance after pickling it into a string. My data is a Python Class object (ie, key-value pairs, but pickled into a string). I am using the Redis lib in Python.
My data gets pushed periodically, and it is possible that data from a certain host can stop getting pushed due to the host going down, etc. I want to be able to purge the data from that host once the host goes down. I have a trigger in place that notifies my app about the host going down, etc.
However, I am unsure as to how to purge data from Redis in an efficient way by un-pickling the data and checking for a certain key-value pair in the data. I would like to do this in place if possible. Any help with this will be truly appreciated!
EDIT:
This is what I use to push data to redis:
self.redis.zadd("mymsgs", pickle.dumps(msg), int(time.time()+360))

The message itself is off the format:
{'hostname': 'abc1', 'version': 'foo', 'uptime': 'bar'}

A: If I understood correctly, what I would recommend (if possible, of course) is that you change a bit the format of the keys. Instead of using a generic mymsgs as a key, I would recommend adding somehow the hostname to the key itself. For instance, it could be mysgs_from_HOSTNAME.
Since you can use wildcards to fetch keys, when you wanna get all the messages, you could just list the keys matching mysgs_from_* and then get the values of those keys. That way, when you know that the hostname called HOSTNAME is down, you could quickly purge all its entries by doing a delete("mysgs_from_HOSTNAME")`
See this example:
import redis
import time
import pickle

redis_connection = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port=6379, db=0)

# This "for" loop is just a simple populator, to put a bunch of key/values in Redis
for hostname in ['abc1', 'foo2', 'foo3']:
    msg = {'hostname': hostname, 'version': 'foo', 'uptime': 'bar'}

    # Step 1, store the data using a key that contains the hostname:
    redis_key = "messages_from_host_%s" % hostname
    redis_connection.zadd(redis_key, pickle.dumps(msg), int(time.time() + 360))

# Ok... I have some sample data in Redis now...
# Shall we begin?...

# Let's say I wanna get all the messages from all the hosts:
# First, I find all the keys that can contain messages from hosts
matching_keys = redis_connection.keys("messages_from_host_*")
print "Got these keys that match what I wanna get: %s" % matching_keys
# Then I iterate through the keys and get the actual zrange (~value) of each
print "These are the messages from all those hosts:"
for matching_key in matching_keys:
    messages = [pickle.loads(s) for s in redis_connection.zrange(matching_key, 0, -1)]
    print messages

# Let's say that now, I discover that host called `foo2` is down, and I want
# to remove all its information:
redis_connection.delete("messages_from_host_foo2")

# All the entries referred to the host `foo2` should be gone:
print "Now, I shouldn't bee seing information from `foo2`"
matching_keys = redis_connection.keys("messages_from_host_*")
for matching_key in matching_keys:
    messages = [pickle.loads(s) for s in redis_connection.zrange(matching_key, 0, -1)]
    print messages

Which outputs:
Got these keys that match what I wanna get: ['messages_from_host_foo2', 'messages_from_host_foo3', 'messages_from_host_abc1']
These are the messages from all those hosts:
[{'uptime': 'bar', 'hostname': 'foo2', 'version': 'foo'}]
[{'uptime': 'bar', 'hostname': 'foo3', 'version': 'foo'}]
[{'uptime': 'bar', 'hostname': 'abc1', 'version': 'foo'}]
Now, I shouldn't bee seing information from `foo2`
[{'uptime': 'bar', 'hostname': 'foo3', 'version': 'foo'}]
[{'uptime': 'bar', 'hostname': 'abc1', 'version': 'foo'}]

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\section{Introduction}
Cavity quantum electrodynamics deals with studying the interaction
of atoms with photons in high-finesse cavities in a wide range of
the electromagnetic spectrum, from microwaves to visible light.
The fact that the system "atom + cavity mode" is a quantum system
makes cavity quantum electrodynamics (QED) an excellent testing
ground for such important issues of modern quantum physics as
quantum measurement theory, entanglement, quantum computation,
quantum interference and at the same time provides a unique
possibility for trapping, cooling and manipulating of atoms
\ci{spec}.. Practical importance of cavity QED is mainly related
to potential possibility for manipulating atoms and photons in
mesoscopic scales. Therefore, in recent years cavity QED has
become one of the hot topics both in theoretical and experimental
context \ci{qed,spec,adams}. In particular, a number of new
phenomena, such as the realization of quantum phase gate
\ci{turch}, creation of Fock states of the radiation field
\ci{muns,kim} and quantum non-demolition measurements \ci{spec}
have been found. The dynamics of a single atom trapped in a
microcavity is governed by quantum electrodynamics. This makes
cavity QED an interdisciplinary area as many subfield of physics,
such as quantum and atomic optics, cold atom physics, physics of
nanosized systems and quantum information, may use important
results of the cavity QED.

Recently cavity QED is considered in dealing with nonlinear
dynamics \ci{prants1,zas}. Mapping quantum equations of motion
onto classical ones, for the Jaynes-Cummings Hamiltonian, which
includes recoil motion of the atom, Prants. et. al, explored
phase-space dynamics of the atom interacting with a single cavity
mode by analyzing Poincare surface sections and calculating
Lyapunov exponents. In such a case classical and not quantum chaos
described by classical equations of motion corresponding to
Jaynes-Cummings hamiltonian are studied that are classical
counterpart of the atom+photon+cavity system that are described by
Prants et al \ci{prants1}-\ci{prants3}. This system can be
considered as a periodically driven quantum system as most of the
experiments on the study of chaos in atoms explore interaction of
cold atoms with the standing waves of various type, such as
phase-modulated standing wave \ci{moor}, amplitude-modulated
standing wave and pulsed standing wave \ci{hens}.

In this paper we extend the approach developed by Prants et al.
\ci{prants1,zas} to the case of the system coupled to a heat bath
i.e. at finite temperature. For this purpose we use a real-time
finite-temperature quantum field theory, thermofield dynamics
\ci{um,tak,das}. In particular, by solving temperature-dependent
classical equations of motion we explore Poincare surfaces
sections, Lyapunov exponents and Levy flights in
finite-temperature cavity QED. The role of a thermal bath, noise
and dissipation effects in cavity QED is of importance both from
fundamental and practical viewpoints. This paper is organized as
follows: in the next section we present brief description of TFD
formalism. Section 3 briefly recalls the results for $T=0$
obtained by Prants et al. Section 4 presents treatment of "atom +
confining mode" system at finite temperature, while numerical
results for Poincare surfaces of section, Levy flights and
Lyapunov exponent at $T=0$ are given in section 5. Finally,
section 6 presents some concluding remarks.

\section{Thermofield Dynamics}

TFD is a real time operator formalism of quantum field theory at
finite temperature in which any physical system can be constructed
from a temperature-dependent vacuum which is a pure state
\ci{um}-\ci{ademir}. For finite temperature it has been recognized
for a long time that the Hilbert space has to be doubled. This is
achieved with Thermofield Dynamics. One of the objective was to
get a theory that real time and at the same time it is at finite
temperature. The second Hilbert space is introduced along with a
set of operators that are similar to be distinct from the normal
operators. The final results don't depend explicitly on this
second set of operators. However, Bogoliubov transformation mixes
the two set of operators.This brings in factors that are
temperature-dependent.The vacuum is also temperature-dependent and
the creation and annihilation operators are converted to
temperature-dependent operators, such that the annihilation
operator acting on this vacuum gives zero.
  For a long time it was thought that these operators are
ghosts. However, Umezawa showed that these operators can be viewed
as degrees of freedom of the heat bath in the classical theory
\ci{um}. Later on it was shown by Santana and Khanna that one set
gives the set of observables and the other gives symmetry
operators. This argument is based on group theory and is given in
the ref. \ci{ademir}

Thus TFD is a powerful tool for exploring quantum dynamics of a
system at finite temperature provided its Hamiltonian can be
represented in terms of annihilation and creation operators. It
has found many applications in condensed matter physics
\ci{um,tadic,egor}, especially in superconductivity theory and
related topics. Recently TFD has been applied to explore quantum
chaos in the Yang-Mills-Higgs system \ci{matr} and for the
calculation of the spectra of a strongly interacting bound system
\ci{matr1}. In this work we apply TFD prescription to
Jaynes-Cummings model. It should be noted that TFD has been
applied earlier  to Jaynes-Cummings model \ci{barnet} where the
thermal noise effects in quantum optics are studied.

 Applying TFD prescription to a quantum system implies
performing two actions: \ci{tak,das} \\
i) doubling of the Fock space which means that all operators are
doubled by introducing their tilded partners
describing the effects of a heath bath; and\\
ii) using Bogoliubov transformations, which makes Hamiltonian of
the system temperature-dependent . With respect to a Hamiltonian
operator written in terms of annihilation and creation operators,
doubling means that the total Hamiltonian is written as \be \hat H
= H - \tilde H, \ee while the Bogoliubov transformations which are
given by
$$
 a=a(\beta)\cosh\theta + \tilde a^{ \dagger}
(\beta)\sinh\theta
$$
$$
 a^{\dagger} =a^{\dagger}(\beta)\cosh\theta + \tilde a
(\beta)\sinh\theta
$$
\be
 \tilde a = a^{ \dagger}(\beta)\sinh\theta + \tilde a
(\beta)\cosh\theta \ee
$$
\tilde a^{\dagger} = a(\beta)\sinh\theta + \tilde a^{\dagger}
(\beta)\cosh\theta,
$$
 make this Hamiltonian temperature-dependent.

Here \be \beta = \frac{\omega}{k_B T}; \;\;\;\; \sinh^2 \theta =
(e^\beta - 1)^{-1} \ee
 and the annihilation and creation operators
satisfy the following commutation  relations:

\be
 [a(\beta),
a^+(\beta)] =1\;\;\;\; [\tilde a(\beta), \tilde a^+(\beta)] =1 \ee

 All other commutation relations are zero.

We note that we are dealing with a system in equilibrium, i.e. the
temperature, $T$, is constant. Since the Hamiltonian of the
Jaynes-Cummings model is written in terms of annihilation and
creation operators, it is convenient to use TFD formalism to treat
this model at finite temperature. Applying the above prescription
to the Jaynes-Cummings model we transform the Hamiltonian of the
system into the temperature-dependent form that allows us to treat
chaos using the same approach as that used by Prants et.al
\ci{zas}.

\section{Cavity QED at $T=0$}

In this section we briefly recall the case of $T=0$ which
is recently explored in detail in a series of papers by Prants et.al. \ci{prants1}-\ci{prants5}.
The simplest cavity QED system is a single two-level atom
interacting with a single standing wave mode moving along the
$x$-axis with the frequency $\omega_f$.

The dynamics of this system in the presence of atomic recoil
motion is described by Jaynes-Cummings Hamiltonian, which is
written as
\be \hat{H}=\frac{\hat{P^2}}{2m}+\hbar\omega _a
\hat{S_z}+\hbar\omega_f\hat{a^+}\hat{a}-\hbar\Omega_0
(\hat{a^+}\hat{S_-}+\hat{a}\hat{S_+})\cos(k_f\hat{x}),
\lab{hamilt} \ee

where $\hat S_z $, $\hat S_+ $ and $\hat S_- $ - are expressed in
terms of pauli matrices i.e. $\hat S_{+,-} = ( \hat S_x , \hat S_y
)$ and $\hat S_z $ is the $z$ - component, and $\hat{a^+}$ and
$\hat{a}$ are the creation and annihilation operators,
respectively, describing a selected mode of the radiation field of
the frequency $\omega_f$ and the wave number $k_f$ in a lossless
cavity. The parameter $\Omega_0$ is the amplitude value of the
atom-field dipole coupling and depends on the position of an atom
inside a cavity. To treat  the nonlinear dynamics of this system
Prants et. al. derived first the quantum equations of motion for
the operators external atomic operators, $P$ and $x$ and slowly
varying amplitudes of the field and spin operators: $\hat a(t)
=\hat a e^{-i\omega_ft},$ $\hat a^+(t) =\hat a^+ e^{i\omega_ft}$,
$\hat S_{\pm}(t) =\hat S_{\pm} e^{\mp i\omega t}$ and $\hat
S_{z}(t) =\hat S_{z}$.

Taking the averages of all operators over an initial quantum
state(which is  a product of the translational, electronic, and
the radiation field states) the quantum equations of motions can
be replaced by the equations for the expectation values of the
operators \ci{zas}. The equations of motions for these averages
are written as
$$
\dot{x}= \alpha p
$$
$$
\dot{p}=-2(a_{x}s_{x}+a_{y}s_{y})sin{x}
$$
$$
\dot{s}_{x}=-\delta s_{y}+2a_{y}s_{z}cos{x}
$$
\be
\dot{s}_{y}=\delta s_{x}-2a_{x}s_{z}\cos{x}
\lab{eqmot}
\ee
$$
\dot{a}_{x}=-s_{y}\cos{x}
$$
$$
\dot{a}_{y}=s_{x}\cos{x},
$$
where the expectation values are defined as
$$
 x=k_f\langle\hat x
\rangle,p=\langle\hat p\rangle/\hbar{k}_f
$$
$$
 s_x= \langle s_-+s_+\rangle/2,s_y=\langle s_- -s_+\rangle/2i
$$
\be
 a_x=\langle a+a^+\rangle/2,a_y=\langle a-a^+\rangle/2i,
\lab{exp} \ee
$$
 \alpha=\hbar k_f^2 /m\Omega_o, \tau=\Omega_o t
$$

In the ref. \ci{zas} the dynamics of the cavity+atom system at
$T=0$ is treated by solving Eq. \re{eqmot}  and analyzing the
solutions in terms of Poincare surface sections and Lyapunov
exponents. The extension of the zero temperature results \ci{zas}
to non-zero temperature is done here by using the formalism of
TFD.

\section{Cavity QED at non-zero temperature}

Applying TFD prescription to the cavity QED Hamiltonian
\re{hamilt}, we have

$$
\hat{H} = \frac{P^2-\tilde{P^2}}{2m} +
 \hbar \omega_f ( a^+(\beta) a(\beta) - \tilde{a}^+(\beta) \tilde{a} (\beta))
$$
$$
+ \hbar\Omega_0 [  (a(\beta)\sinh\theta -
\tilde{a} (\beta)\sinh\theta +
 \tilde{a}^+ (\beta)\cosh\theta -
a^+(\beta)\cosh\theta) S_-
$$
\be
 + (a^+(\beta)\sinh\theta - \tilde{a}^+(\beta)\sinh\theta
\tilde{a}(\beta) + \cosh\theta - a(\beta)\cosh\theta)S_+ ]
\cos(k_f\hat{x}).
\ee

Repeating the same steps as those used in \ci{zas} for $T=0$ we
have the temperature-dependent equations of motion for the
expectation values of coordinate, momentum, spin, annihilation and
creation operators
$$
\frac{d\hat{x}}{dt}=\frac{P-\tilde{P}}{m}
$$
$$
\frac{d \hat{P}}{dt}= \hbar k_{f}
\Omega_{0}[ ( a^+(\beta)\cosh\theta - \tilde{a}^+(\beta)\cosh\theta-
a(\beta)\sinh\theta + \tilde{a}(\beta)\sinh\theta)S_-
$$
$$
+(a(\beta)\cosh\theta+\tilde{a}^+(\beta)\sinh\theta-a^+(\beta)\sinh\theta-
\tilde{a}(\beta)\cosh\theta)S_+]\sin{k_f\hat{x}}
$$
$$
\frac{dS_+}{dt}=i(\omega_f-\omega_a )S_+
+2i\Omega_{0}S_z[a(\beta)\sinh\theta-\tilde{a}(\beta)\sinh\theta+
\tilde{a}^+(\beta)\cosh\theta-\tilde{a}(\beta)\cosh\theta]\cos{k_f\hat{x}}
$$
$$
\frac{dS_-}{dt}=-i(\omega_f-\omega_a ) S_ -
-2i\Omega_0 S_z[a^+(\beta)\sinh\theta-\tilde{a}^+(\beta)\sinh\theta+
\tilde{a}(\beta)\cosh\theta-a(\beta)\cosh\theta ]\cos{k_f\hat{x}}]
$$
$$
\frac{da^+}{dt}=-i\Omega_{0}(S_-\sinh\theta-S_+\cosh\theta)\cos{k_f\hat{x}}
$$
\be
\frac{da}{dt}=-i\Omega_0(S_-\cosh\theta-S_+\sinh\theta)\cos{k_f\hat{x}}
\lab{eq9}
\ee
$$
\frac{d\tilde{a}}{dt} =
-i\Omega_0(S_{+}\sinh\theta-S_{-}\cosh\theta)\cos{k_f\hat{x}}
$$
$$
\frac{\tilde{a^+}}{dt} =
i\Omega_0(S_{+}\cosh\theta-S_-\sinh\theta)\cos{k_{f}\hat{x}}
$$
$$
\frac{dS_z}{dt}=i\Omega_{0}(B_{1}S_{-}-B_{2}S_{+})\cos{k_f\hat{x}},
$$
 where
$$
B_1=a(\beta)\sinh\theta-\tilde{a}(\beta)\sinh\theta+\tilde{a}^+
(\beta)\cosh\theta-a^+(\beta)\cosh\theta,
$$
\be
B_{2}=a^+(\beta)\sinh\theta-\tilde{a}^+(\beta)\sinh\theta+
\tilde{a}(\beta)\cosh\theta-a(\beta)\cosh\theta.
\lab{eq10}
\ee

These equations  describe the time evolution of the dynamical
variables(expectation values of the operators) in the presence of
coupling to  a thermal bath with constant temperature, $T$. We
note that interaction of the spin degrees of freedom with a
thermal bath is not taken into consideration in these equations.

\section{Results and discussion}

We have solved numerically the system of equations \re{eq9} and
plotted Poincare surfaces of section (PSS) at various values of
temperature. In Fig. 1 the Poincare surface section are plotted
for: $\beta = 2 $ ($a$); $\beta = 6$ ($b$); $\beta = 10$ ($c$);
$\beta = 12$ ($d$).

It is clear from these plots that for high temperatures the
dynamics is fully chaotic, while by decreasing $T$ transition to
mixed and regular regime of motion can be observed. To compare the
approach for $T=0$ and our approach for finite $T$ in Fig. 2, PSS
are plotted by solving the set of equations \re{eq9} and \re{eq10}
($T \approx 0$). For $T$ about zero our results for PSS agree with
those by Prants \ci{zas}.

Following the prescription developed in \ci{zas} for exploring of
instabilities in the QED cavity, another characteristics of
chaoticity, so-called Levy flights \ci{hens,shles93,zas98} is
analyzed. As is well known, chaotic motion in classical system
have several quantitative and qualitative characteristics, such as
phase-space trajectories, Lyapunov exponent and Levy flights
\ci{shles93,zas98}. The latter are the pieces that appear in the
trajectory of a particle in a transition from a regular to a
chaotic regime of motion. In other words, Levy flights are the
chaotic pieces interrupting regular behaviour of the trajectory of
an oscillating or regularly moving particle \ci{zas,shles93}. In
Fig. 3, Levy flights for various values of $\beta$ are plotted. It
is clear from this figure that for (a) $T=0$  and (b) $\beta =
100$ the plots are similar, with the same number of flights.
However, by increasing the temperature ($\beta = 10$ and
$\beta=5$) leads to increasing number of flights.

To make our treatment more comprehensive
we should consider also the behaviour of the
maximum Lyapunov exponent at different temperatures. The maximum
Lyapunov exponent characterizes the mean rate of the exponential
divergence of initially close trajectories and serves as a
quantitative degree of deterministic chaos in the system. In Fig. 4
the maximum Lyapunov exponent
is plotted as a function of detuning parameter, $\delta$ at different values of temperature.
Again, one can observe
"more chaos" in the case of finite temperature compared to
$\beta=100$ case. For higher temperatures (smaller $\beta$) the
Lyapunov exponent becomes more higher than that for lower
temperatures.

In Fig. 5 the maximum Lyapunov exponent versus atom field detuning $\delta$
and initial atomic momentum $p_0$ is plotted for $T=0$ and $\beta
=0.5$. This plot also shows that increasing of the heat bath
temperature leads to increasing of maximum Lyapunov exponent for
all the values of $\delta$ and $p_0$. However, some "islands" near
$=0$ still exist in this plot. This means that Lyapunov exponent
remains as small near $\delta =0$ at $T \ne 0$.

In all cases(including the case of $T\ne 0$) one can observe that $\lambda$ becomes equal to zero at $\delta=0$ that means becoming
of our system integrable for  $\delta=0$.

Finally, Fig.6 presents maximum Lyapunov exponent versus $\delta$
and $\beta$. Again increasing of $\lambda$ for higher $T$ (smaller
$\beta$) can be observed.
 Therefore besides the control parameters $\alpha$ and
$\delta$, in the case of finite temperature we have an additional
parameter for controlling the dynamics of the atom in a cavity
temperature, $T$.

\section{Conclusion}

Thus we have studied finite-temperature nonlinear dynamics of an
atom coupled to a single mode of the cavity field. Applying the
formalism of a real-time finite-temperature field theory to the
Jaynes-Cummings Hamiltonian and using the same approach as that
used in \ci{zas} we have studied classical dynamics of the
"atom+cavity mode" system  coupling to a thermal
bath. The equations of motions for the classical dynamics are
obtained by "mapping" of quantum dynamics onto classical one as in the ref. \ci{zas}.

Using the temperature-dependent equations of motion,
dependance of the dynamics on heat-bath effects or finite
temperature effects are considered. The results show that the
dynamics is quite sensitive to the small changes of temperature.
Qualitative characteristics  of chaoticity of the system are
explored for different values of $\beta$. In particular,
projections of the Poincare surface section are plotted for
different values of temperature. It can be seen by comparing the
sensitivity of Poincare surface sections, Levy flights and the
maximum Lyapunov exponent to the changes of $\beta$ with those of
$\delta$ that the dynamics is more sensitive to the changes of
temperature than that of $\delta$. This implies that the
temperature of a thermal bath can be considered as an additional
control parameter for the dynamics of an atom coupling to a cavity
mode.

\section{Acknowledgments}
This work is supported by the INTAS YS Fellowship (Ref. Nr.06-1000023-6008 ) and by the grant of Volkswagen Foundation (Ref Nr. I/82 136).
The work of DMO is supported by the grant of the uzbek Academy of Sciences (FA-F2-084).
The work of FCK is supported by NSERCC.

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