Coral Reef Club Restaurant | Caribya!
With stunning views of the water, live entertainment, professional chefs and elegant table settings, the Coral Reef Club is alfresco dining at its finest.
Changing daily, the menu at the Coral Reef Club Restaurant features traditional French cuisine infused with local Caribbean ingredients and exotic spices.
Coral Reef Club Restaurant is a popular grill that happens to specialize in International cuisine. When it comes to the level of formality, the setting here is informal. The option to eat here is on the table during breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so your family can sample their cuisine at almost any meal.
Located on a covered terrace overlooking the Caribbean sea, the Coral Reef Club Restaurant offers elegant appointments all within a relaxed Caribbean atmosphere.
This restaurant is on the premises of Coral Reef Club, which is located in the northern outskirts of Holetown.
This part of Barbados has plenty of attractions, happy to be situated among a lovely area of town. Two of the closest options from this particular dining option include Folkstone Marine Park and Folkstone Museum, both of which are within a reasonable driving distance of the the restaurant.
Guests of this restaurant also anticipate the variety of fun activities located around this district. Any golfers ready to take to the greens should consider reserving a tee time at this restaurant's closest located golf club, Royal Westmoreland, which can be found within traveling distance of Coral Reef Club Restaurant. For those who want a mix of excitement and leisure, trek over to Folkestone Beach, which you will find to be the most convenient beach and is only a short distance away. Also, keep in mind these attractions are just a couple of the beaches, courses, and outdoor pursuits in the vicinity.
If you and your group are looking for another local restaurant with some similar types of food and/or a similar atmosphere, there are several nearby options to choose from, including Spago Settler's Beach. It is situated a few hundred yards from Coral Reef Club Restaurant.
However, if you're looking for something a little different, this part of Barbados features a long list of restaurants choices that will be sure to satisfy nearly every kind of diner. For example, you can also try Caribbean fare at The Orchid, which is a few hundred yards north.
The majority of entrees that the Reef Club Restaurant has to offer will be priced between $40 and $50.
Coral Reef Club Restaurant accepts American Express, Master Card, and Visa.
The Restaurant at Coral Reef opens and closed three times a day daily for each meal. It is open for breakfast from 7:00am until 10:00am. It opens again at 1:00pm for lunch and closes at 2:30pm. Finally, its dinner service is from 7:00pm until 9:30pm.


President Donald Trump personally dictated a misleading statement in which his son Donald Trump Jr said a meeting with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 election was focused on adoptions, The Washington Post reported on July 31.
It later emerged that during that fateful June 2016 meeting, Trump's eldest son, his son-in-law Jared Kushner and then campaign manager Paul Manafort met with a Russian government attorney who an intermediary claimed had incriminating information about Trump's rival Hillary Clinton.
The Post said the president dictated the statement to his son while on a flight home from the G20 summit in Germany.
Citing people familiar with the discussions, the Post said the president's legal team planned to present the meeting as a potential setup by Democrats seeking to entrap Trump Jr and thus Trump himself, who at the time was the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
The meeting with lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya has thrust Trump Jr into the center of a growing scandal over whether Trump's associates colluded with Moscow to tilt the 2016 election in the Republican's favor.
Former FBI director Robert Mueller is probing, in his capacity as special counsel, the Russia connection independently of the Senate panels.
The Post said advisers worry that the extent of Trump's direct involvement in his son's response could put the president -- already under fire for other efforts to undermine the Russia probe -- and key advisers in legal jeopardy.
"This was... unnecessary," one presidential adviser told the Post on condition of anonymity.
Suggesting Trump is increasingly acting as his own lawyer, strategist and publicist, the adviser added: "He refuses to sit still.


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Leisure traveling is always exciting and fun. Discovering unknown lands and cultures fills us with an eager anticipation, besides giving us unforgettable memories to treasure and share with loved ones.
Traveling in a group has greater advantages than traveling alone. Singular travel can be extremely therapeutic for those deliberately seeking it, but for those traveling for fun and holiday, nothing can beat the enjoyment of being in a group. Human beings are inherently social animals and one of the greatest joys is the one of sharing. Traveling in a group enhances this joy in several ways and makes for a memorable trip together. This also allows for many other advantages in a tour.
Here, we explore the benefits of traveling in and how it can add a lot more value to our journeys to new places.
1. Taking selfies of oneself and posting them on social sites is gratifying, but in a group we share the moments "live" with loved ones, be it family or friends. Posting such pictures is far more enjoyable, as many can relate to it and certainly makes for more "likes" than otherwise.
2. Traveling in group helps us overcome our small fears or inhibitions for discovering unknown things. Not all of us would be comfortable walking into a dance lounge or nightclub, even though these are the norm in several foreign lands. However as a part of a small group, those who are shy can easily visit such places and take those memories home.
3. Traveling without tasting local cuisine is truly a waste of a trip. However, not all countries or cultures offer us the kind of palate we are used to and this deters many of us from trying out their fare. As a group, we can visit local eateries and order several different dishes, thus, allowing discovery of new food, with the back-up of "safe" dishes, should some not like the former.
4. Local travel can sometimes be difficult to arrange or may seem dangerous, to newcomers. In a group, people can easily arrange for transportation, such as taxis, etc, without the fear of sharing these with strangers. This helps one in taking full advantage of a tour to see tangential sights, not included in a tour and check out local areas, for shopping, culture, etc.
5. One of the greatest benefits of traveling in a group is that it allows us to overcome long hours and tedious plane/bus rides with company. Imagine having to spend 10 to 12 hours in planes and airports alone! While traveling in a group, one can pass the time with fun games, antakshari etc. This alleviates the boredom and adds a festive air to the trip.
Traveling for a holiday is best enjoyed in a group. Kesari Tours is India's leading Group travel organizer, with a repute that is unmatched for itinerary and in-house sumptuous meals, besides some of the most experienced and professional tour leaders. Group travel with Kesari, takes on a different hue, as the company provides some excellent events and entertainment for group members, while on tour. Above all, prices at Kesari are transparent and "All Inclusive, with no hidden costs or add-ons!
Give your family or friends circle a treat and book a tour with Kesari to experience a memorable trip that will be the talking point for years to come.


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Home Latest News 2016 News Chad Reinert to Perform
Chad Reinert to Perform
Schuylkill Fair July 10, 2016 August 11, 2016 2016 News
Chad Reinert opening act for Little Texas at the Schuylkill County Fair Friday, August 5 at 7 PM.
Chad Reinert will be the opening act on Friday evening August 5 at the Schuylkill County Fair. Chad will take the M&T stage at 7PM to perform for you some of your country favorites.
Chad is a local talent from just down the road to where the fairgrounds are located. Chad has been honing his talent in music since the age of 5 when he started to teach himself how to play guitar. As he advanced in age, he found himself playing his guitar while his dad sang at church. In his early teenage years, Chad started taking piano lessons, but had a hard time reading the music and playing at the same time. He stopped taking lessons with the piano teacher when he sat down one day and started playing hymns by ear in church. Chad's musical talent lends itself to his ability to play drums, bass, steel guitar, banjo and mandolin.
Chad refused to sing along with his instrumental abilities until one day in 2011 when he surprised everyone including himself and sang in church. Chad moved forward with his singing ability and recorded his first album, "I Know A Man Who Can." Two songs from that album charted.
Chad turned to Nashville in 2014 to record an album called "The Payoff." The song titles "As Country As it Gets" which he wrote and produced topping the charts in early 2015 at # 8.
Returning to Nashville in early spring of 2015 he completed year another album called, "Keeping it Country." This would be the fourth album he recorded at the studio he originated at, but his time, midway through the session, when owner offered to sell Chad the studio. This was an offer that he couldn't possibly reuse. Fulfilling his dream, he said "yes" and in April 2015, Chad became the proud owner of Toneslinger Recording Studio at Music Valley Village, Nashville across form the Grand Old Opry. He not only performs, but now helps others to get their start in the music business by giving them guidance, and even as much as being a session player playing rhythm and or lead guitar.
In the fall of 2015, Chad landed his 1st No.1 hit with "Don't take Her (she's All I Got)," holding the #1 spot for two weeks.
In March of 2016 Chad went back into the studio to record is latest project. An album dedicated to some of his influences. The Album includes numerous duet featuring some of Nashville's biggest legends such as Daryl Singletay, T. Graham Brown, Marty Haggard, Tommy Cash, Highway 101's Nikki Nelson his friend and mentor Ronnie McDowell.
His current tour has included many theaters, carnivals and county fairs throughout the nation as well as numerous guest performances at the Nashville Night Life Theater right in the heart of music city, Nashville.
In April of 2016 Chad released a cover of Adele's "Someone Like You," to country radio across the world and is currently climbing the charts.
Come out to hear Chad Reinert perform on the M&T Stage, Friday evening August 5 during the Schuylkill County Fair. For more information about Chad and the Schuylkill County Fair which runs August 1 – 6 where "We have good things growing." 33 years and growing better with each year. For more information about the Fair visit the fair web site at www.schuylkillfair.com or follow us on twitter and like us on Facebook.
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Is OpenFlow Losing Its Openness? Part Two.
Is OpenFlow Losing Its Openness?
The Plight of An Engineer: Does Confidence Come from Peer Affirmation?
I'm pleased to announce that Big Switch have agreed to sponsor SDN & OpenFlow Webinar on February 7th, 2012 and that the event will be free and open to anyone to attend.
And now, thanks to sponsorship from BigSwitch Networks, anyone can attend.


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Home Your travel guides Lanzarote De la Guerra House
De la Guerra House
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On a hill in the town of San Bartolomé, a window into history and out over the island
How the mighty once lived in Lanzarote
The town of San Bartolomé is worth visiting in part because it's home to this 19th-century upper-class manse. The Casa de la Guerra was built by local military commander Francisco Guerra Clavijo y Perdomo, on a hilltop overlooking the port of Arrecife as well as Mina and Guaticea mountains. It's a typical traditional Canarian affair of whitewashed adobe, with a red-tile roof, central courtyard, outdoor breezeway, basement with a cistern, and various period-furnished rooms open to visitors and also containing panels describing the history of the town. Open Tuesday through Sunday 10 am to 5 pm.
Back to Lanzarote


All my life has been dedicated to working with and helping other people, all opportunities being on many different mediums. Having a degree in child development and psychology, I am very honored to be working for Moore Orthodontics; where I can communicate with patients and their families effectively, making sure they have had the best visit possible! I value the patient-doctor relationship at this practice and I also take part in getting to know each and every individual better with each visit; comfort is key. Aside from the office, I have two beautiful children: Alicia and Jenna and a very loyal and caring husband, Jay. While I do spend most of my time with my family, music is a passion of mine; that being I am the lead singer of a local cover band. Making music and spending time with the people I love; what better way? Being a part of this team of amazing women at Moore Orthodontics has been such a gratifying experience.
Hi everyone, my name is Katie. I am a chairside assistant here at Moore Orthodontics. I really enjoy working at Moore Orthodontics and seeing patients progress through their treatment. When I am not working, I enjoy relaxing at home, cooking, and playing with my dog Koba. I am a huge Chicago sports fan. The Cubs, Bears, and Bulls are my favorite teams to watch. My dad and I enjoy going to Chicago Bears games. I grew up going to games and it is my favorite par of fall. I look forward to meeting you!
My name is Jon and I am the office manager here at Moore Orthodontics. I am usually working in the background, supporting our front office staff. I really enjoy working with the staff and the patients to make sure that their experience here at Moore Orthodontics is a great one. When I am not working, I enjoy golfing, traveling, gardening, home brewing, grilling, or watching sports. I am a huge Chicago White Sox fan and Chicago Blackhawks fan.


Big wave rider Mark Visser has entered the History of Surfing. The pro surfer has surfed 30-40 foot waves in a night ride off the shore of Maui, Hawaii. It's not the apocalypse, it's surfing breaking its own frontiers.
The 28-year old Australian used a special surfboard with built-in LED lights, engineered by NASA for submarine lighting. The red light ensured that the helicopters and jet skiers were able to spot where Visser was riding each wave.
This is the first time a surfer tries to ride big waves in the dark. Mark prepared this project for two years. "It is the most exciting thing I have ever done. It wasn't until I saw the pictures I realized how big it was," said the intrepid surfer.
Mark has hit the waters at 2am, in complete gloomy conditions. Watch how he surfed his night waves. It looks like he's a surfer from the future, with jet-powered fins. How crazy is that?
Riding huge black waves isn't easy and Visser got the helping hand of the tow-in jet skis. "Riding in complete darkness meant I had to go off feeling. I had to zone out from how you normally ride and just be part of the wave. I am so pumped to achieve something that no one thought possible and that I was told that it couldn't be done."
Mark Visser is planning a full-length documentary named "The Night Rider," to be broadcasted late 2011, early 2012. In the past, Visser is known for riding big waves and placing in the Top 10 of events like the APT Tow-In Tour, the Nelscott Reef Big Wave Contest and the Oakley ASL Big Wave Awards.


Modular Art Pods will be unlike other art exhibitions you've attended. You could call it an "art haunted house," and like haunted houses, you will have to wait in line to get in. So allow time for waiting. And wear comfortable clothes for crawling. If you are unable to crawl through, we also have a backlot walking tour that lets you peer in on the crawlers and see the behind-the-scenes magic.
MAPs isn't the only show happening in the Wedgewood/Houston neighborhood Saturday night. Also check out Tom Shinness, Tony Gerber and Kirby Shelstad performing at Noteable Blends(also inside Houston Station) at 8p.m. and lots of other gallery openings, including Andrew O'Brien's Talking Talking House at Seed Space, Fort Houston's 3rd Birthday Bonanza, Ariel Lavery at The Packing Plant, the opening of Cumberland Gallery in Track One, and lots more. Also, MAPs participant Kayla Saito has a solo show at the WAG Gallery in the Arcade downtown. Joe Nolan has the details on these events and more at the Nashville Scene's Crawl Guide.
Find out more about Modular Art Pods here.
Check out some pictures and videos of the pods in progress!


The second Guinness Trust estate in Bermondsey was opened in 1897 in Snowsfields comprising 355 tenements in five-storey blocks, partially paid for by the South Eastern Railway Company. The investigator for the Charles Booth Poverty Maps reported the area had been metamorphosed with the demolition of the network of courts and the erection of the Guinness Trust blocks. The blocks were full and management of them appeared excellent.
Plans to build the estate in Kennington Park Road were finalised in 1913 but delayed because of the outbreak of World War I. Building eventually got under way in 1921 on land cleared by the demolition of a row of houses called Canterbury Row. The original designs were similar to other Guinness Trust blocks of that time but were built to meet the changing demand for lower blocks and self-contained apartments. The blocks were only four-storeys high and included bathrooms within the individual flats. It was the first Guinness Trust development to receive a government subsidy.


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Pádraig Ó hÉigeartaigh (1871–1936) was an Irish poet.

Life
A native of Uíbh Ráthach, County Kerry, Ó hÉigeartaigh emigrated as a child to Springfield, Massachusetts, where he raised a family and worked in the clothing business.

During the Gaelic revival, Ó hÉigeartaigh wrote a regular Irish-language column titled Ón dhomhan diar, about the hardships faced by Irish immigrants in the United States for Patrick Pearse's An Claidheamh Soluis.

Ó hÉigeartaigh also wrote poetry for the same publication in Munster Irish. His poem Ochón! a Dhonncha ("My Sorrow, Dhonncha!"), a lament for the drowning of his six-year-old son on 22 August 1905, appeared in Pearse's magazine in 1906. At the time, authors of the Gaelic revival preferred to write in the Classical Gaelic, the literary language once common to the Gaels of both Ireland and Scotland, and felt scorn for the oral poetry of the Gaeltachtaí. Ó hÉigeartaigh, however, drew upon that very tradition to express his grief and proved that it could still be used very effectively by an early 20th-century poet. Ó hÉigeartaigh's lament for the drowning of his son has a permanent place in the literary canon of Irish poetry in the Irish language and has been translated into English by both Patrick Pearse and Thomas Kinsella.

See also
 Gaelic revival
Irish language outside Ireland

References

 The New Oxford Book of Irish Verse, pp. 316–317, p. 407, ed. Thomas Kinsella, Oxford University Press, 1986. .

Irish poets
Irish-language poets
People from County Kerry
1871 births
1936 deaths
19th-century Irish people
20th-century Irish people
Irish emigrants to the United States (before 1923)
American Irish-language poets
American poets of Irish descent
People from Springfield, Massachusetts
Writers from Springfield, Massachusetts
Poets from Massachusetts
20th-century Irish-language poets

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We've all seen time lapse photography/video of flowers blooming, but this one is a cinematic-scale "super cut" of quite a few flowers that photographer Kate Pruskova and her mother had in their own gardens. I particularly like the cacti bloom around the 1:13 minute mark. It comes and goes so quickly- much like they seem to do on my own plants. Via I09.


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Scientists dig for fossils in LA a century later
Alicia Chang, The Associated Press
1of5Victor Ball sprinkles mosquito repelling granules along Lake Pit outside the George C. Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013, in Los Angeles. Show MoreShow Less
2of5Dire wolf skulls found in La Brea Tar Pits are on display at the George C. Page Museum on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013, in Los Angeles. Show MoreShow Less
3of5Ashely Farrell pulls a drawer filled with fossils in a paleontological lab at the George C. Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013, in Los Angeles. Show MoreShow Less
4of5Assistant lab supervisor Beau Campbell, right, sorts the fossils in a glass-walled paleontological lab as a group of students tour the George C. Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013, in Los Angeles. Show MoreShow Less
LOS ANGELES - Surrounded by a gooey graveyard of prehistoric beasts, a small crew diligently wades through a backlog of fossil finds from a century of excavation at the La Brea Tar Pits in the heart of Los Angeles.
Digs over the years have unearthed bones of mammoths, mastodons, saber-toothed cats, dire wolves and other unsuspecting Ice Age creatures that became trapped in ponds of sticky asphalt. But it's the smaller discoveries - plants, insects and rodents - in recent years that are shaping scientists' views of life in the region 11,000 to 50,000 years ago.
"Earlier excavations really missed a great part of the story," said John Harris, chief curator at the George C. Page Museum, which oversees the fossil collection. People "were only taking out bones they could see, but it's the hidden bones that provide clues to the environment."
The museum on Monday celebrates 100 years of digging, which has recovered some 5.5 million bones representing more than 600 species of animals and plants, the richest cache of Ice Age fossils.
There's so much left to do that it could easily take another century to complete. On a recent Wednesday, a volunteer in a white lab coat pounded away at a bison skull in the museum's fishbowl laboratory where visitors can witness paleontology in action. Nearby, two workers hunched over microscopes, sorting bone fragments belonging to extinct creatures.
In the back storage, floor-to-ceiling shelves of wooden crates house bones that need to be cleaned, identified or labeled. The museum estimates it has 100,000 specimens to catalog and another million to scrub.
Long before skyscrapers towered over Wilshire Boulevard, giant beasts ruled the land. Back then, sagebrush scrub covered the basin, home to herds of mammoths, bison, camels and ground sloths. Mastodons hung out in the woodlands. Lurking were meat-eating predators including saber-toothed cats, dire wolves and giant jaguars.
Every so often, creatures would get bogged down in pools of water and asphalt that seeped from underground crude oil deposits, and die of dehydration or starvation. Stranded animals that appeared to be easy prey then became a trap for predators that also got stuck in the ooze.
In 1913, the predecessor to the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County launched a two-year project to uncover only the best-preserved mammal bones, largely ignoring everything else. Though the early digs gave scientists a glimpse into the types of animals that roamed, there was still much to be learned.
After the early missteps, scientists in 1969 decided to focus on pulling everything out and revisited a tar pit dubbed Pit 91 to do a more detailed excavation. For nearly 40 years, work at Pit 91 dominated the Page Museum's efforts as visitors gawked from a viewing platform.
Museum officials temporarily halted digging at Pit 91 several years ago to concentrate on an unexpected trove of Ice Age fossils that was found during the construction of an underground garage next to the tar pits, located some 7 miles west of downtown Los Angeles.
"I can't think of any other site that is as rich," said Sarah George, executive director of the Natural History Museum of Utah.
Every time a foundation is dug, "more old blocks of tar filled with fossils came out of the ground," said George, who used to work as a curator at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
Despite a century of digging, scientists still can't agree on how the Ice Age beasts became extinct. Some suggested that the prehistoric predators may have competed with humans for similar prey and that carnivores ate carcasses out of desperation. But Larisa DeSantis of Vanderbilt University said dental studies of saber-toothed cats and other carnivores suggest they were "living the good life" before they became extinct.
Museum excavators plan to leave some fossils buried - in case better tools are invented to study them in the next century.


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GLENS FALLS — Susan E. 'Sue' Frost, 64, of Glens Falls passed away at home, after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
Born on Jan. 2, 1955 in Glens Falls, she was the daughter of Royce and Joan Pixley.
Sue spent the last 15 years "working" at Sully's "East" Tavern, where she enjoyed serving local patrons, friends and family. Sue had a way of making everyone feel special, whether it be chilling their glass or knowing what candy they liked. Sue was employed by Bella Harrington, but she loved Bella as though she was family. Sue had a special friend who was an angel sent for above, who was there for her from the start of her battle with pancreatic cancer right to the very end.
Sue was predeceased by her brother, Mark Pixley.
Survivors include her husband, Ken Kissel of Glens Falls; one daughter, Rebecca Lounsbury and her husband of Queensbury; her grandchildren, Jon and Joe Hermey; her great-grandson, Owen Hermey; her siblings, Linda and Rick Casey of South Glens Falls and Michelle and Rich Arnold of South Glens Falls; and nephews, Rick and Chris Casey of South Glens Falls and Andrew Norman of South Glens Falls.
At Sue's request, there will be no calling hours. Services will be private.
The family suggests that donations in Sue's name be made to pancreatic cancer research.


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Nanotechnology on a megascale
(Nanowerk News) Eric Louis has been doing research into advanced multi-layer mirrors used for computer chips, among other things, for more than 20 years. This is nanotechnology in its truest sense, because each layer is only a few nanometres thick. However, this is done on a mega scale, because the mirrors can be up to one metre in size. The accuracy required for this is unprecedented: "In macroscopic terms it is as if you would cover the whole of the Netherlands with a layer of asphalt of 50 cm thickness while at no place in the country the deviation is allowed to be more than the thickness of an A4."
Eric Louis In order to explain his research, Louis first has to explain how computer chips are made. "This takes place in an optic process. Just as you can project a slide on a wall in larger dimensions, you can also make a reduced image of something." The designer of a chip makes a pattern on a mask that you subsequently reduce using a lens and then project onto a light-sensitive layer on a chip. Since components for chips have to be increasingly smaller and you can make smaller images using shorter wavelengths of the light, the industry uses increasingly shorter wavelengths. Louis: "In the course of years, the industry has moved from visible light to ultraviolet light and now even deep ultraviolet. However, that is the last piece of the spectrum for which you are still able to make lenses. At an even shorter wavelength, all the light is absorbed."
To overcome this problem, Louis and his fellow researchers focus light using concave and convex mirrors. However, this immediately leads to the next problem: these mirrors must be able to reflect sufficient light and there is no material that can do this. But there is a solution to this, too, for if you pile many reflecting surfaces onto one another, you can ensure that all these layers reflect a small part of the light, as a result of which the total reflection is large enough.
The trick, according to Louis, lies in making these layers. "You must ensure that the distances between the reflecting surfaces properly fit in with the wavelength of the light. We use light with a wavelength of 13.5 nanometres, and therefore need to make layers 2-3 nanometres thick." We need to work extremely accurately, especially because the dimensions of the mirrors, in terms of nanotechnology, can be huge, i.e. up to 1 metre in size. Louis: "It is as if you were to cover the whole of the Netherlands with a layer of asphalt of 50 cm thickness while at no place in the country the deviation is allowed to be more than the thickness of an A4."
"What fascinates me in this is that it is extremely hard to imagine that you can make layers of 10 to 20 atoms thickness that have and retain the properties of the separate materials. And that you can make them in such a way that they are extremely flat, do not sustain any damage due to radiation, do not oxidise, do not bend due to material stress and a few other things that we have studied over the past 20 years. What gives me a great deal of satisfaction is that our research, although fundamental, is actually applied directly. Not only in the chips industry, incidentally. Our mirrors are also used for example for equipment that performs material analyses using X-rays, in aerospace research and for optic components with synchrotrons and X-ray free-electron lasers."
Louis recently obtained a PhD at the University of Twente. In doing so, he did not follow the most obvious academic path. Most people who do a PhD do so much earlier in their career and merely have a few scientific publications in their name. By now, Louis has more than 20 years of research experience. He has published 56 scientific articles and was himself involved in the supervision of approximately 20 doctoral researchers. "Now the time was right, I thought. I'm quite ambitious in achieving the best result: the right mirror for the right application. However, I may be a little less ambitious in the personal sphere. By this I mean that I found my work more important than seeking isolation to write my own book. Last year I was asked to write an extensive review article about our work. I accepted this invitation with both hands. This article was a proper basis to start my doctoral thesis with and to supplement it with material not previously published. The PhD feels like the circle is now complete."
Top of the bill
Louis is currently still working at the FOM Institute DIFFER in Nieuwegein. The entire group that he is part of will move to the UT (here you can find more information about this). Louis looks forward to his new work environment. "For this particular field I consider the UT's MESA+ institute top of the bill. Therefore we are really looking forward to continuing our work there."
Source: University of Twente
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I think you're overdramatising the situation. I don't think anyone in the area considers the current methodology of the BioPassport to be some kind of magic bullet. Everyone acknowledges the advantages of Hbmass, I don't think they are leaving it unremarked, it's just irrelevant to questions of the frequency of testing under the current methodology.
The Biopassport is a big cultural change and it's hardly surprising that some practical compromises have been in it's implementation. As I understand it some people to use Hbmass already for example I have heard that Sassi was using it at Mapei which seems pretty sensible if you are thinking of taking on the likes of Basso and Ricco and don't want them making a fool of you.
Problem scope
That's your paranoia, it's a challenging problem, the people actually working on anti doping tests aren't dumb.
Moving on..... (lets try to remove all bias regarding Cadel Evans out and focus on the topic of the bio passport)....
@sniper and damiano M. Both of you guys make (some) worthy arguments and some of what you have written I agree with 100%. In particular, you have written that we should remain cautious or skeptical about the effectiveness of the bio passport. You are certainly not alone in this opinion and the creators of the bio passport itself have expressed their doubts regarding its effectiveness.
velonews said:
&#8220]http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/4723/Bio-passport-experts-worried-some-riders-are-side-stepping-controls.aspx#ixzz1Um5Iz5Jg[/url]
Above Merckx index posted links to the research by Ashenden which illustrates that it can still be beaten using microdosing. Its not really an elephant though as Merckx index suggests because it is being discussed in the public domain by the authors themselves.
However, you guys need to understand that the bio passport is an ongoing process and uses an adaptive model to gradually improve its effectiveness over time. More recently Schumacher has published data that shows transfusions can be detected using the bio passport model....
Detection of autologous blood doping with adaptively evaluated biomarkers of doping: a longitudinal blinded study.
Pottgiesser T, Sottas PE, Echteler T, Robinson N, Umhau M, Schumacher YO.
This investigation provides evidence that the adaptive model allows detection of autologous blood transfusions with a good sensitivity. An intelligent testing approach and the adherence to World Anti-Doping Agency's ABP operating guidelines are nevertheless determinant in the success.
.....and Ashenden, Parisotto and Schumacher have gone on record stating that they believe progress is being made.....
According to Ashenden, he has seen some profiles which are suggestive that manipulation is taking place, but that the levels involved are not pronounced enough for sanctions to be applied.
Fortunately, Yorck Olaf Schumacher believes that the controls are at least reducing the advantage that unscrupulous riders can gain.
"You will never catch all the cheats for sure but the door is narrowing," he said. "It's becoming more and more difficult to squeeze through."
Robin Parisotto, who is also part of the bio-passport committee, thinks that progress is being made, but that it is important to keep the pressure on, and continue to perfect anti-doping methods.
Read more: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/4723/Bio-passport-experts-worried-some-riders-are-side-stepping-controls.aspx#ixzz1Um39kYlv
http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/4723/Bio-passport-experts-worried-some-riders-are-side-stepping-controls.aspx
Now lets look at the raw undisputable facts. In 2011.... this year.... Franco Pellizotti and Pietro Caucchioli were found guilty.....
The 33 year-old was snared by the UCI's Biological Passport
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/pellizotti-banned-for-two-years-by-the-court-of-arbitration-for-sport
My logic is as follows. I have no access to the direct raw data so I'll dispense with pure speculation and heresay but put my faith in the experts that are in the best position to be making informed comments. It is as simple as that. If those guys reckon progress is being made and it is getting harder to obtain a performance advantage from blood doping then its good enough for me. It obviously isn't for you but the difference between me and you is that I know them personally and I can testify to their honesty and integrity.
IMO based on the above facts and the testimony of the experts, one cannot say that the bio passport is completely useless. It has reduced the incidence of abnormal blood profiles and it has caught 2 riders so far. The point of anti-doping testing is not to catch ALL the cheats, it is to provide a deterrent to doping in the first place.
This is correct, the Mapei lab does measure Hbmass of their riders and this is perhaps some of the strongest evidence of all that Evans, Basso, Cunego and now Ricco are likely to be clean.
Ok, this caught my eye.
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There are many other people that have access to the data and those people (some of whom I know personally) would not allow false data to be published without being called out on it. And besides, a quick background check on Zorzoli shows that this is a man who was even willing to sacrifice his position at the UCI by leaking data that would damage the reputation of the UCI, so I hardly think he is the kind of person who sucks it up and does whatever the UCI tells him to.
What did Zorzoli leak?
Ricco! Oh, come on. Some people will believe anything. Ricco could be handcuffed to Ashenden twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week and he would still find a way to dope. He would slip Ashenden a mickey then dip his junk in a bucket of testosterone gel while mainlining a liter of cheetah blood.
Cunego is legit. I know that because I am a fan of his.
McQuaid confirms Zorzoli as UCI source of Armstrong documents
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/mcquaid-confirms-zorzoli-as-uci-source-of-armstrong-documents
Oh the irony of it all
lol oh come on now DM, surely I am allowed to poke some fun at you here!!
Cunego is clean because you are a fan of his but Cadel isn't because he beat your guy? Really, is that your proof?
dude you so need to get yourself one of these t-shirts...
Hmmm, ok - I thought that was the 'leak' you may have been referring to.
Zorzoli did not leak that information - as McQuaid says in the link you provided:
"The guy [Ressiot] was supposedly writing a particular story about (Armstrong) riding clean, so we knew the grounds on which he came here [to UCI headquarters]. It wasn't just us," McQuaid continued, "but it was also Lance Armstrong and his people who helped him."
So, no - Zorzoli was not as you put it "a man who was even willing to sacrifice his position at the UCI by leaking data that would damage the reputation of the UCI" - the only thing Zorzoli did wrong was to give more than one form.
Does this forum need pink text for sarcastic remarks or what? I always thought that cyclists were a lot smarter than the typical type-A humorless triathlete, but maybe Slowtwitch is onto something.
ok my mistake, you'll note I said it was only a "quick" check. Regardless, it makes no difference to the fact there is absolutely not a single shred of evidence anywhere to support the implication that the data he published is false.
I thought you were being funny, that's why I "lol'ed" and poked fun at you
anyway this has all been very entertaining but sh!t, I really have to stop wasting time and get back to work. hazzaa
I need a t-shirt that says, "My favorite rider takes less dope than your favorite rider."
Benotti69
i'd wear one
has is not always been thus?
It would be interesting to know what the teams who supposedly have internal testing are measuring for?
No point in asking them, we'll only get an A4 page waved in front of a camera


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    public DefaultDeleteSpec() {
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When buying a tire pressure gauge, have a futuristic mind. Considering that this is not something that is being used daily, then go for one that is durable. Don't go for the ones that will break easily making you incur an additional expense. Some are known to have broken with just one drop. Go for one made of hard material that can withstand the fall.
One should have an idea of what important features they are looking for. Some prefer just one that measures the pressure gauge accurately. However, it is important that one goes for a gauge that can do several functions and has varied settings to ensure that they get value for their money.
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Even the first timers should have an easy time using the gauges. Both the stick and digital gauges fit perfectly under this trait because they are easy to use.
Digital gauges have this catered for. They have a liquid crystal display which enhances the reading of the gauge even in low light situations. The stick gauges may not be suitable when one has to measure pressure in low light since they do not have any additional features to this effect.
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Yes, we've started and have quite a bit of it done already.
I have started shopping and idea-generating but haven't bought anything yet!
I have a few things I've gotten through the year but nothing in earnest.
thanks for this cute page to color!!
"Leave a comment on this blog post with whether or not you've started Christmas shopping." I already have things I'll be giving for Xmas, so I guess the answer is yes!
I have not started shopping yet.
I started shopping in June.
I have bought one thing!
I haven't even made my list yet!
No, I haven't started Christmas shopping.
I've only bought a couple stocking stuffers for my grandkids so far.
I have bought a few things so far! I love the coloring books!
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package com.google.common.testing;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;

import com.google.common.annotations.GwtCompatible;
import com.google.common.base.Equivalence;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import java.util.List;
import junit.framework.AssertionFailedError;

/**
 * Implementation helper for {@link EqualsTester} and {@link EquivalenceTester} that tests for
 * equivalence classes.
 *
 * @author Gregory Kick
 */
@GwtCompatible
final class RelationshipTester<T> {

  static class ItemReporter {
    String reportItem(Item<?> item) {
      return item.toString();
    }
  }

  /**
   * A word about using {@link Equivalence}, which automatically checks for {@code null} and
   * identical inputs: This sounds like it ought to be a problem here, since the goals of this class
   * include testing that {@code equals()} is reflexive and is tolerant of {@code null}. However,
   * there's no problem. The reason: {@link EqualsTester} tests {@code null} and identical inputs
   * directly against {@code equals()} rather than through the {@code Equivalence}.
   */
  private final Equivalence<? super T> equivalence;
  private final String relationshipName;
  private final String hashName;
  private final ItemReporter itemReporter;
  private final List<ImmutableList<T>> groups = Lists.newArrayList();

  RelationshipTester(Equivalence<? super T> equivalence, String relationshipName, String hashName,
      ItemReporter itemReporter) {
    this.equivalence = checkNotNull(equivalence);
    this.relationshipName = checkNotNull(relationshipName);
    this.hashName = checkNotNull(hashName);
    this.itemReporter = checkNotNull(itemReporter);
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  // TODO(cpovirk): should we reject null items, since the tests already check null automatically?
  public RelationshipTester<T> addRelatedGroup(Iterable<? extends T> group) {
    groups.add(ImmutableList.copyOf(group));
    return this;
  }

  public void test() {
    for (int groupNumber = 0; groupNumber < groups.size(); groupNumber++) {
      ImmutableList<T> group = groups.get(groupNumber);
      for (int itemNumber = 0; itemNumber < group.size(); itemNumber++) {
        // check related items in same group
        for (int relatedItemNumber = 0; relatedItemNumber < group.size(); relatedItemNumber++) {
          if (itemNumber != relatedItemNumber) {
            assertRelated(groupNumber, itemNumber, relatedItemNumber);
          }
        }
        // check unrelated items in all other groups
        for (int unrelatedGroupNumber = 0; unrelatedGroupNumber < groups.size();
            unrelatedGroupNumber++) {
          if (groupNumber != unrelatedGroupNumber) {
            ImmutableList<T> unrelatedGroup = groups.get(unrelatedGroupNumber);
            for (int unrelatedItemNumber = 0; unrelatedItemNumber < unrelatedGroup.size();
                unrelatedItemNumber++) {
              assertUnrelated(groupNumber, itemNumber, unrelatedGroupNumber, unrelatedItemNumber);
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

  private void assertRelated(int groupNumber, int itemNumber, int relatedItemNumber) {
    Item<T> itemInfo = getItem(groupNumber, itemNumber);
    Item<T> relatedInfo = getItem(groupNumber, relatedItemNumber);

    T item = itemInfo.value;
    T related = relatedInfo.value;
    assertWithTemplate("$ITEM must be $RELATIONSHIP to $OTHER", itemInfo, relatedInfo,
        equivalence.equivalent(item, related));

    int itemHash = equivalence.hash(item);
    int relatedHash = equivalence.hash(related);
    assertWithTemplate("the $HASH (" + itemHash + ") of $ITEM must be equal to the $HASH ("
        + relatedHash + ") of $OTHER", itemInfo, relatedInfo, itemHash == relatedHash);
  }

  private void assertUnrelated(int groupNumber, int itemNumber, int unrelatedGroupNumber,
      int unrelatedItemNumber) {
    Item<T> itemInfo = getItem(groupNumber, itemNumber);
    Item<T> unrelatedInfo = getItem(unrelatedGroupNumber, unrelatedItemNumber);

    assertWithTemplate("$ITEM must not be $RELATIONSHIP to $OTHER", itemInfo, unrelatedInfo,
        !equivalence.equivalent(itemInfo.value, unrelatedInfo.value));
  }

  private void assertWithTemplate(String template, Item<T> item, Item<T> other, boolean condition) {
    if (!condition) {
      throw new AssertionFailedError(template
          .replace("$RELATIONSHIP", relationshipName)
          .replace("$HASH", hashName)
          .replace("$ITEM", itemReporter.reportItem(item))
          .replace("$OTHER", itemReporter.reportItem(other)));
    }
  }

  private Item<T> getItem(int groupNumber, int itemNumber) {
    return new Item<T>(groups.get(groupNumber).get(itemNumber), groupNumber, itemNumber);
  }

  static final class Item<T> {
    final T value;
    final int groupNumber;
    final int itemNumber;

    Item(T value, int groupNumber, int itemNumber) {
      this.value = value;
      this.groupNumber = groupNumber;
      this.itemNumber = itemNumber;
    }

    @Override public String toString() {
      return new StringBuilder()
          .append(value)
          .append(" [group ")
          .append(groupNumber + 1)
          .append(", item ")
          .append(itemNumber + 1)
          .append(']')
          .toString();
    }
  }
}


When cruising some of my bulleted brain management tools and manifestations recently, I noticed a constant recurrence though the topic spectrum stretched far and wide — "musicals".
The lists below continue beyond what's shared but I'll stop on each once we get to "musicals".
What did you you do when your parents weren't home?
Connect Four prowess — I was undefeated in this game in elementary school. While I've lost since then, it's a very, very rare occurrence. Best Friend, who beats me in everything, does not beat me in Connect Four. And thus refuses to play me anymore.
"Musical Game" prowess — to my knowledge, this is a game my family created. One person sings a line from a musical, the next person responds with a line from a musical with the parameter being it must be a different song and the song must not have already been sung, and you go around one by one until someone is unable to sing in a reasonable amount of time. Then they're out and you keep going last person standing style. I know, right?! FUN. Much strategy — Do you go obscure or commoner? Do you spit back a song from the same musical or do you go rogue? Do you stay within the Andrew Lloyd Webber category or do you Gilbert & Sullivan the place up? DECISIONS. Well let's just say, I'm pretty good at winning.
A made up family, the Forsythes, for which I had lists of demographic data (age, name, occupation, personality traits, type of car, address) and drawings, mostly of the interior of their home. "Kelly" was my age; she was pretty, well-liked, and confident.
I wrote a letter to Brian Austin Green, letting him know that it was ok he wasn't as popular as Jason Priestly or Luke Perry, that I liked him.
I asked a Northwestern senior whom I worked with at the bookstore to prom, hyperventilating my inquiry on ETHS' Community Service Office's phone during my lunch period. He awkwardly said no. I refused to make eye contact with him ever again.
In elementary school, I wanted to be a fireman. In middle school, an interior designer. In high school, the confluence of falling into a new interest and a horrific Chicago event changed my answer to "journalist," specifically a Tribune columnist reporting on societal issues a la Mike Royko and Clarence Page.
In order to be a member of the National Honor Society, I needed ten hours of community service. Looking over the options, doing arts and crafts with children most appealed, which is how I found myself taking a forty-minute school bus ride every Wednesday from suburban Evanston down to the notorious 1992 Cabrini Green. Far from what it is today. I quickly accrued the necessary hours yet kept returning; the kids were adorable, I discovered my natural ability to interact with them and the other volunteers, and I became fascinated by public housing, choosing to do my senior project and all pleasure reading on the topic. In 1994, a 10- and 11-year old boy dangled and eventually dropped 5-year old Eric Morse fourteen stories to his death in the Ida B. Wells Chicago Housing Authority development, allegedly because he and his 8-year-old brother, Derrick, who unsuccessfully grasped for Eric's hands, refused to steal candy for them. Jessie Rankins and Tykeece Johnson became Illinois' youngest inmates. Eric's death stuck with me and greatly impacted many choices I made from then on.
I used to be a huge sports fan. Like go to the store to get the newspaper, just for the sports section, which I would read from front to back and then cut out applicable stories for my scrapbooks. Yes, plural. Like listen to 670 The Score and ESPN1000 all day every day. Like write letters to sportscasters suggesting that maybe they should be more sensitive to people who couldn't afford Bulls tickets and stop complaining about petty issues. My heyday was the late 80s to the mid 90s. If you're ever heading out to Trivia Night where questions may be "What team was David Robinson on and what was his nickname?" or "Where did Christian Laettner go to college?", I'm your girl.
I was a studio art major for a week. I graduated with a BA in English & Sociology.
I was supposed to move to Kingston, Jamaica after graduation to teach English at a boys Jesuit high school but right before I was supposed to leave, the program was cancelled due to violence. Not in a regretful way but I do often wonder, "What if?" What if I had lived in Jamaica for that year after graduation?
Many in my life know about my love affair with RENT. Many don't realize that I've been attending and listening to musicals since toddlerhood. I was lucky to grow up near Northwestern University, which boasts one of the top theater schools. From the huge annual Spring production in Cahn Auditorium to the more frequent offerings in the smaller Barber and Louis theaters, I was introduced to most musicals as a pseudo Wildcat. Additionally, there were the trips to Gilson Park's outdoor amphitheater and in the opposite direction, to the Loop's theater district. My family would prep for our outings by listening to the musical on the record player or via cassette for the weeks leading up. I knew where exactly to drop the needle if I wanted to hear a song again. One of my most cherished gifts were Gilbert & Sullivan cassettes. We'd recognize actors — "Ohhh, he was in Fiddler last year!" "Isn't that Poohbah playing Mr. Warbucks?!" Many times I'd feel that an actor, especially during heart-tugging songs, was staring specifically at me, communicating with me. We'd hang out in the lobby post-show so I could meet the cast. I had "Che" from Evita sign my hand once and proudly talked about "this new guy" while displaying said hand at school the following Monday. We'd bring home the programs and Mom would manilla folder them away in her filing cabinet.
I got to wondering why I like this genre of theater. Especially since so many are ferocious haters. Seth Godin's escapism quote came to mind — "Instead of wondering when our next vacation is we should set up a life we don't need to escape from." (Another musing for another day, speaking of haters, many of y'all hate this quote. I'm not sure where I stand, I find myself nodding to both sides. But regardless, he's what bubbled up.) It was the "escape" that stuck and rattled around.
Growing up, musicals were definitely that. A way for me to escape being fat and smelly and poor and biracial and tall and sad. Where I literally could be in the dark, unseen and hidden thus safe, yet also alive, perched on the edge of my red velvet seat.
Now, musicals aren't about escapism, they're about deep in the bones sensations. Beyond the joy of pure entertainment, there's the passion and the hope. They're about my goosebumps. The collective laughing, crying, and cheering amongst strangers. I mean, if you don't tear up and immediately want to run out to make the world a better place after Les Miz's One More Day or Ragtime's Make Them Hear You, you are a heartless monster.
Musicals are also about me being starry-eyed when it comes to skills I don't possess. Like when a pianist stops playing the piano and begins "messing around", beautifully, on the violin. Or when a musician meets another musician and they start jamming with one another like they're been doing so for years. Or a person's ability to sing, dance, or act; to see those done well, utter awe and admiration.
Enamored in a "Sooooo cool!" way, less in a "I want to learn!" way; magical pill that'd give me these skills, YES. Take a class or watch a YouTube video or invest any resources? Eh. This is not one of those "It's never too late to XYZ, old chap!" scenarios. I greatly admire but have no interest in investing/learning.
I may have watched this over and over and over. And over. I mean, when they start harmonizing and lifting each other up and playing off one another, coupled with their facial expressions, lyric mouthing when they're not singing, and pure childlike joy, is there anything better? Complete "I love youuuuu!" eyes for Audra McDonald on that last note.
I no longer wooden spoon in front of a mirror. Honestly, that's not enough anymore. I've been in the spotlight and on the receiving end of standing ovations, and you know what? That's a pretty frickin' cool place to be and what gets me excited and salivating and pushing myself. An audience of one, though safe, no longer makes me feel alive. An audience of 700, though scary, makes me 110% in every way possible.
All of this is me saying: More musicals in my life, please! Specifically of the "me in them" variety.
So with that, an announcement: Fear Experiment℠ (FE) is back.
"Back like forever back?" I dunno.
"Back and the same as before?" Nope.
"Back and similar to before?" Yep.
"What about all my other questions, like when, what art forms, can I apply, when is the show, and just how is musicals tied to FE's return?!" Head to the FE webpage for details and the application.
While .03% of me is already "What have I got myself into?!" what with, not exaggerating, 257 new tasks added to my To Do List and still so many more to add, the rest of me is giddy and over the moon excited for what's to come, both expected and unexpected. Cause that's one of the best things about FE — it's a proven melting pot of feel goods that's been done over and over yet is never the same, is always evolving, and every occurrence adds magic to my life.
Why should Broadway talent be required to be a Broadway star? To fast-tracking our no skill selves to deep camaraderie, unconditional support, and standing ovations. Forty year old Saya would love to perform A Little Fall of Rain just as twelve year old Saya did, though this time it won't be in hopes that her yet to exist boyfriend will hear and come running to save her; it will be for pure and simple joy. In?
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The Annals of Mathematical Statistics
Ann. Math. Statist.
Substitution in Conditional Expectation
R. R. Bahadur and P. J. Bickel
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Ann. Math. Statist., Volume 39, Number 2 (1968), 377-378.
First available in Project Euclid: 27 April 2007
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Bahadur, R. R.; Bickel, P. J. Substitution in Conditional Expectation. Ann. Math. Statist. 39 (1968), no. 2, 377--378. doi:10.1214/aoms/1177698399. https://projecteuclid.org/euclid.aoms/1177698399
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Students interested in pursuing an honors project should have appropriate background in the area of research. This might mean prior courses in the field of study; course work in related fields; and/or some unconventional form of preparation (e.g., a long-standing interest in an author or subject, pursued outside course work). We strongly recommend prior course work related to the field of study.
Students may seek out advisers on their own, or come to the Chair for advice about choosing an adviser. This should be done before applications are due. If the student has not found an adviser, then acceptance of the application is contingent upon finding one. Students should make sure that they are eligible for honors before seeking advisors for their projects.
An advisor should be someone who knows your work and with whom you have taken at least one course in a subject area related to your proposed thesis. Most faculty members decline to accept students whom they have not taught in the classroom. Please be aware that faculty members on academic or personal leave cannot supervise honors work.
Your thesis proposal should take the form of a short essay (2-3 pages) in which you define the topic you plan to explore, the significance of that topic in terms understandable to the non-specialist, and describe the sources and methods you plan to use. It is not necessary to know exactly what the project will reveal, or exactly how it will be shaped. But you should try to describe as fully as possible what your interests are, what questions you plan to investigate, what texts you will read, and so on.
You should explain how work in the major (and/or outside it) has led the student toward your proposed project. Related courses should be named and any relevant intellectual work should be described. You should include a short bibliography identifying the most important primary and secondary sources you have discovered thus far. This proposal should be prepared in close consultation with your advisor and must be approved by the department.
Proposals for creative writing theses also must be accompanied by a writing sample, not to exceed 15 pages.
The Chair of the Department and other department faculty read the application in order to assess the student's fitness to do an independent project. In the case of creative writing proposals, the application is evaluated by a special committee. It is thus important that the proposal represent the student well -- that it be thoughtful and well-written. Students should get to work on their applications early enough to receive the assistance that they need. Pay close attention to the relevant deadlines.
The Registrar will not permit students to sign themselves up for honors, or to be signed up by a member of the faculty other than the Chair. The English Department will send the Registrar's Office an official list of approved students to be registered for an honors project; students do not need -- nor will they be able -- to register themselves for honors work. If you apply after April 4 to write a critical thesis, your application will be considered, but you may not be able officially to add English 360 until a second list is submitted in the fall.
Each student working on an honors project will have a mid-December meeting with the advisor and two other members of the department, at which she will present the work she has done (roughly one chapter or the equivalent) and discuss her plans for completing the project. If these faculty members judge that progress on the thesis has been satisfactory and that the project is likely to be successfully completed, they will approve the student's second semester of honors work. If the student is writing a thesis, she will then be registered (by the Department) for English 370. If the faculty members judge that the thesis is not likely to be successfully completed, the student's name will be withdrawn from the official list of students doing honors work in the spring, and she will not be registered for English 370. In such cases, credit and a grade are then given for the semester of 360 work already completed.
Tezak Fund for English Department Honors Students: this fund supports a limited amount of research-related and photocopying costs. Speak directly to Lisa Easley about getting reimbursement for expenses through the Tezak.
The Jerome A. Schiff Fellowship: Schiff Fellowships are merit-based awards available to students currently registered in 360 Senior Thesis Research and to students intending to enroll in a 360 in Spring 2011. Awards range from $2,000 to 3,000 and students from all departments and programs are eligible to apply. For further information about the application process and deadlines, click here.
Student Research Grants: The Office of the Dean of the College administers a number of grants to support student research and travel. The maximum award is $750. For more information, click here.
Pamela Daniels '59 Fellowship: the Pamela Daniels Fellowship is offered annually in the fall to support an original senior project. One or two fellowships, in the amount of $3000, will be awarded for the academic year 2011-2012. Seniors in good standing are eligible to apply. Completed fellowship applications are due in early October. Finalists will be interviewed by the Selection Committee in the last week of October. (N.B. A recipient of the Daniels Fellowship is not eligible also to receive a Schiff Fellowship.) For more information and specific application deadline, click here.
For information about Honors at Wellesley, click here.
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The Jewish People Policy Institue
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The 2010 Conference of the Jewish People Report
By: Avinoam Bar-Yosef
Integrative summaries of the 5 working groups comprizing the JPPI's 2010 conference discussions
At the beginning of 2011, as we watch unfolding events in the Arab world, the Jewish people is confronting a series of critical challenges that require deep thinking and a strategic approach. JPPI's 2010 conference, under the leadership of Amb. Stuart Eizenstat and Leonid Nevzlin, gathered prominent academics together with the first line of leaders and professionals to discuss in five different working groups:
A Permanent Agreement: the Jewish Dimension- Prepared by Ambassador Avi Gil;
Delegitimization: Attitudes toward Israel and the Jewish People- Prepared by Brig. General (Res.) Michael Herzog;
Peoplehood: Rethinking Israel-Diaspora Relations- Prepared by Dr. Yehudah Mirsky;
Back to the Future:European Jewry- Prepared by Dr. Dov Maimon; and
Conversion:Between Crisis and Dialogue- Prepared by Mr. Shmuel Rosner.
The background papers prepared to stimulate group discussions can be found in JPPI's publication, Toward 2030: Strategies for the Jewish Future, which can be accessed on our website: http://www.jppi.org.il/.
Here are the summaries, insights and recommendations generated by the working groups during their deliberations.
Global Jewish people challenges are today high on the Israeli agenda and we were pleased to have as plenary session keynote speakers representatives of the highest level of Israeli leadership: President Shimon Peres, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Ehud Barak, leader of the opposition, Tzipi Livni, and JAFI's chairman, Natan Sharansky.
Last week, we made the first in a series of presentations of the main ideas raised during conference discussions, and the resulting action-oriented policy recommendations, to Israeli Cabinet Secretary, Tzvi Hauser, and to the board of AIPAC, led by Lee Rosenberg and Howard Kohr.
These summaries will be presented to the steering committee of the upcoming Israel President's Conference, scheduled for June 2011, for integration into that conference's Jewish people content planning.
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