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Tom Alberts University of Utah 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Kari Astala University of Helsinki 28-Feb-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Jayadev Athreya University of Washington 01-Mar-2022 31-Mar-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Fabrice Baudoin University of Connecticut 01-Feb-2022 28-Feb-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Nathanael Berestycki University of Vienna 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Ilia Binder University of Toronto 14-Mar-2022 12-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Mario Bonk University of California, Los Angeles 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Marco Carfagnini University of Connecticut 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Zhen-Qing Chen University of Washington 18-Jan-2022 15-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Moon Duchin Tufts University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Bertrand Duplantier Paris-Saclay University 04-Apr-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Adi Glucksam Northwestern University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Maria Gordina University of Connecticut 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Vladislav Guskov Royal Institute of Technology 18-Jan-2022 22-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Vivian Healey Texas State University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Susanna Heikkilä University of Helsinki - - The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Francis Higgs University of Lancaster 15-Mar-2022 29-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Annina Iseli University of California, Los Angeles 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Antoine Jego MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Janne Junnila École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Nam-Gyu Kang Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS) 28-Mar-2022 29-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Joshua Kline University of Cincinnati 01-Mar-2022 29-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Ellen Krusell Royal Institute of Technology 18-Jan-2022 11-Mar-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Antti Kupiainen University of Helsinki 01-Apr-2022 29-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Therese Landry University of California, Riverside 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Gregory Lawler University of Chicago 24-Jan-2022 28-Jan-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Peter Lin State University of New York, Stony Brook 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Joan Lind University of Tennessee 19-Jan-2022 29-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Liangbing Luo University of Connecticut 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Nikolai Makarov California Institute of Technology 18-Jan-2022 25-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Tim Mesikepp Peking University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Daniel Meyer University of Liverpool 24-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Mathav Murugan University of British Columbia 18-Jan-2022 23-Mar-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Joona Oikarinen University of Helsinki 28-Mar-2022 22-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Pekka Pankka University of Helsinki 18-Jan-2022 22-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Eveliina Peltola Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Pietro Poggi-Corradini Kansas State University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Ellen Powell University of Durham 26-Jan-2022 22-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Wei Qian Université Paris-Saclay 24-Jan-2022 25-Feb-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Larissa Richards University of Lancaster 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Steffen Rohde University of Washington 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Eero Saksman University of Helsinki 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Nageswari Shanmugalingam University of Cincinnati 18-Jan-2022 29-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Alan Sola Stockholm University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Lucas Teyssier University of Vienna 01-Apr-2022 13-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Amanda Turner University of Lancaster 01-Mar-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Diederik van Engelenburg University of Vienna 18-Jan-2022 11-Mar-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Vyron Vellis University of Tennessee 28-Mar-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Fredrik Viklund Royal Institute of Technology 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Yilin Wang Massachusetts Institute of Technology 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Mo Dick Wong Durham University 28-Mar-2022 22-Apr-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Jang-Mei Wu University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 20-Apr-2022 20-May-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Malik Younsi University of Hawaii at Manoa - - The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Yang Yu University of Washington 18-Jan-2022 15-Mar-2022 The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces
Mark Adler Brandeis University 16-Aug-2021 03-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Amol Aggarwal Columbia University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Gernot Akemann Universität Bielefeld 23-Aug-2021 30-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Johannes Alt Université de Genève; New York University 16-Aug-2021 04-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Emma Bailey City University of New York (CUNY) 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Guillaume Barraquand Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) 23-Aug-2021 03-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Estelle Basor AIM - American Institute of Mathematics 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Gérard Ben Arous New York University, Courant Institute 16-Aug-2021 02-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Lucas Benigni University of Chicago 16-Aug-2021 10-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Pavel Bleher Indiana University--Purdue University 16-Aug-2021 10-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Natasha Blitvic University of Lancaster 17-Sep-2021 29-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Jonathan Breuer The Hebrew University of Jerusalem 16-Aug-2021 18-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Robert Buckingham - - Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Sandra Cerrai University of Maryland 13-Sep-2021 12-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Reda Chhaibi Université de Toulouse III (Paul Sabatier) - - Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Filippo Colomo INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics 25-Aug-2021 16-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Nicholas Cook Duke University 15-Sep-2021 11-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Sylvie Corteel University of California, Berkeley 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Ivan Corwin Columbia University 23-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Sayan Das Columbia University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Jan DeGier The University of Melbourne 15-Nov-2021 30-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Percy Deift New York University, Courant Institute 16-Aug-2021 10-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Amir Dembo Stanford University 16-Aug-2021 16-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Harini Desiraju MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Philippe Di Francesco University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Hindy Drillick Columbia University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Maurice Duits Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) - - Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Ioana Dumitriu University of California, San Diego 23-Aug-2021 19-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Charlie Dworaczek CNRS, Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon - - Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Torsten Ehrhardt University of California, Santa Cruz 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Steven Evans University of California, Berkeley 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Naomi Feldheim Bar-Ilan University 16-Aug-2021 17-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Pablo Ferrari University of Buenos Aires 29-Sep-2021 03-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Chiara Franceschini Instituto Superior Técnico 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Shirshendu Ganguly University of California, Berkeley 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Roozbeh Gharakhloo Colorado State University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Promit Ghosal Massachusetts Institute of Technology 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Manuela Girotti St. Mary's University; Concordia University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Massimo Gisonni International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA/ISAS) 16-Aug-2021 20-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Tamara Grava University of Bristol; International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA/ISAS) 16-Aug-2021 17-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Alice Guionnet École Normale Supérieure de Lyon 16-Aug-2021 12-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Alan Hammond University of California, Berkeley 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Milind Hegde University of California, Berkeley 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Zoe Himwich Columbia University - - Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Christopher Hoffman University of Washington 16-Aug-2021 30-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Jonathan Husson École Normale Supérieure de Lyon 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Alexander Its Indiana University--Purdue University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Kurt Johansson Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) - - Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Rinat Kedem University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Yujin Kim New York University, Courant Institute 16-Aug-2021 17-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Antti Knowles Université de Genève 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Karol Kozlowski École Normale Supérieure de Lyon 16-Aug-2021 15-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Alexandre Krajenbrink International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA/ISAS) 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Igor Krasovsky Imperial College, London 23-Sep-2021 10-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Thomas Kriecherbauer Universität Bayreuth 16-Aug-2021 10-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Gaultier Lambert Universität Zürich 16-Aug-2021 29-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Pierre Le Doussal École Normale Supérieure - - Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Zhongyang Li University of Connecticut 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Karl Liechty DePaul University 13-Sep-2021 29-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Yier Lin Columbia University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Zhipeng Liu University of Kansas 01-Oct-2021 29-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Patrick Lopatto Brown University 04-Oct-2021 05-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Guido Mazzuca International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA/ISAS) 16-Aug-2021 20-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Benjamin McKenna New York University, Courant Institute 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Ken McLaughlin Colorado State University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Evita Nestoridi Princeton University - - Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Christian Noack Cornell University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Jonathan Novak University of California, San Diego 18-Oct-2021 29-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Alessandra Occelli Instituto Superior Técnico 16-Aug-2021 20-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Daniel Ofner The Hebrew University of Jerusalem 16-Aug-2021 24-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Jeffrey Oregero University at Buffalo (SUNY) 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Greta Panova University of Southern California 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Shalin Parekh Columbia University 16-Aug-2021 08-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Leonid Petrov University of Virginia 16-Aug-2021 10-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Vanessa Piccolo École Normale Supérieure de Lyon 01-Oct-2021 15-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Mateusz Piorkowski University of Vienna 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Andrei Prokhorov University of Michigan; Saint-Petersburg State University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Jose Ramirez University of Costa Rica 25-Oct-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Firas Rassoul-Agha University of Utah 23-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Daniel Remenik Universidad de Chile 18-Oct-2021 29-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Brian Rider Temple University 18-Oct-2021 19-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Dan Romik University of California, Davis 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Ellen Saada Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) 27-Oct-2021 10-Nov-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Axel Saenz University of Warwick; Oregon State University 16-Aug-2021 17-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Tomohiro Sasamoto Tokyo Institute of Technology 22-Nov-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Kevin Schnelli Royal Institute of Technology 27-Oct-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Mariya Shcherbina B. Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Tetiana Shcherbyna University of Wisconsin-Madison 16-Aug-2021 15-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Alexander Soshnikov University of California, Davis 14-Oct-2021 13-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Philippe Sosoe Cornell University 16-Aug-2021 15-Oct-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Herbert Spohn Technische Universität München 13-Sep-2021 10-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Pierre van Moerbeke Brandeis University; Université Catholique de Louvain 21-Oct-2021 01-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Mirjana Vuletic University of Massachusetts 23-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Pavel Wiegmann Enrico Fermi Institute (EFI) 17-Nov-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Kevin Yang Stanford University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Ofer Zeitouni Weizmann Institute of Science 16-Aug-2021 17-Sep-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Yizhe Zhu University of California, San Diego 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Weitao Zhu Columbia University 16-Aug-2021 17-Dec-2021 Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory and Interacting Particle Systems
Laurent Bartholdi Universität des Saarlandes 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Eric Bedford State University of New York, Stony Brook - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Anna Miriam Benini Università di Parma 28-Mar-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Sebastien Biebler Institut de Mathematiques de Jussieu 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Araceli Bonifant University of Rhode Island - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Jack Burkart University of Wisconsin-Madison 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Caroline Davis Indiana University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Andre de Carvalho University of São Paulo 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Laura DeMarco Harvard University - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Dzmitry Dudko Stony Brook University 01-Feb-2022 28-Feb-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Vasiliki Evdoridou The Open University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Núria Fagella University of Barcelona 01-Feb-2022 06-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Charles Favre École Polytechnique 01-Feb-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Tanya Firsova Kansas State University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Joanna Furno University of South Alabama 27-Apr-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Thomas Gauthier Université Paris-Saclay - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Lukas Geyer Montana State University 21-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Yan Mary He University of Oklahoma 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Eriko Hironaka Florida State University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Mikhail Hlushchanka Universiteit Utrecht 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Jeremy Kahn Brown University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Alex Kapiamba University of Michigan 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Scott Kaschner Butler University 18-Jan-2022 18-Feb-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Linda Keen CUNY, Graduate Center 01-Feb-2022 28-Feb-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Kyounghee Kim Florida State University 18-Jan-2022 25-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Sarah Koch University of Michigan 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Alexandra Kuznetsova École Polytechnique - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Vanessa Leclerc University of Rhode Island - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Luciana Luna Anna Lomonaco Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics (IMPA) 28-Mar-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Mikhail Lyubich State University of New York, Stony Brook 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Christopher McKay Montana State University 18-Jan-2022 18-Feb-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Curtis McMullen Harvard University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
John Milnor Institute for Mathematical Sciences - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Malavika Mukundan University of Michigan 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Leticia Pardo Simon University of Manchester 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Insung Park Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics (ICERM); Indiana University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Nikolai Prochorov Université d'Aix-Marseille I (Université de Provence) 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Jasmin Raissy Institut de Mathématiques de Bordeaux 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Rohini Ramadas University of Warwick 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Dierk Schleicher Université d'Aix-Marseille (AMU) 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Danny Stoll University of Michigan 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Matteo Tabaro Imperial College, London 01-Mar-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Dylan Thurston Indiana University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Vladlen Timorin HSE University - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Giulio Tiozzo University of Toronto - - Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Sebastian van Strien Imperial college london 14-Feb-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Liz Vivas Ohio State University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Rebecca Winarski College of the Holy Cross; MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Jonguk Yang Stony Brook University 18-Jan-2022 27-May-2022 Complex Dynamics: from special families to natural generalizations in one and several variables
Uri Andrews University of Wisconsin-Madison - - Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Sylvy Anscombe Institut de Mathematiques de Jussieu 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Douglas Cenzer University of Florida 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Zoé Chatzidakis École Normale Supérieure - - Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Gunther Cornelissen Universiteit Utrecht - - Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Philip Dittmann TU Dresden 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Esther Elbaz Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Arno Fehm TU Dresden 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Valentina Harizanov George Washington University 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Meng-Che Ho California State University, Northridge 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Michael Laskowski University of Maryland - - Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
David Marker University of Illinois, Chicago 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Russell Miller Queens College, CUNY; CUNY, Graduate Center 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Rehana Patel African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) - - Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Thanases Pheidas University of Crete - - Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Gabriela Pinto University of Chicago - - Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Lynn Scow California State University, San Bernardino 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
Gihanee Senadheera Southern Illinois University 18-Jul-2022 12-Aug-2022 Definability, Decidability, and Computability in Number Theory, part 2
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New York|Once Mocked, the G Train Is Now Cool. Kind Of.
Once Mocked, the G Train Is Now Cool. Kind Of.
The G train has long been the outcast of New York City's subway system. It was short. It came sporadically. It did not even go to Manhattan.
But that was before the ascendancy of Williamsburg and Greenpoint in Brooklyn fueled a boom in ridership on the G train. Now even the line's most embarrassing feature — its truncated trains that are shorter than station platforms — is set for a makeover.
The G line is no longer a punch line; it is a train New Yorkers increasingly enjoy riding and might even consider cool, though its heavily hipster clientele would be unlikely to say so out loud.
And when the L line shuts down for 18 months between Manhattan and Brooklyn starting in 2019, the G train will start to receive even more attention. To handle an influx of riders, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to improve service on the line and to double the length of its trains to eight cars from four.
The G line, known for its queasy lime green color, is the city's only major subway line that does not go to Manhattan. It stretches from Brooklyn to Queens, traveling through several popular Brooklyn neighborhoods, including Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Williamsburg and Greenpoint, before ending in Long Island City, Queens.
Once mocked, loathed and avoided, the line now serves as a scrappy mascot for Brooklyn itself, a shift that was vividly illustrated when a replica of a G train subway car at a 2014 Manhattan party for the popular HBO series "Girls" was a hit on Instagram. The show's protagonist, Hannah, a striving and often broke writer in her 20s, lived near a G train stop in Greenpoint.
On a recent morning, aboard a crowded G train filled with many young people traveling to work, Cory Tallman, a 32-year-old copywriter who lives in South Williamsburg, said he had grown to appreciate the line.
In a subway system that is bursting at the seams with its highest ridership since 1948, the G line has been a part of that surge. About 150,000 riders use the G line on weekdays, an increase of about 17 percent since 2010, according to the transportation authority. But it is dwarfed by the nearly 225,000 riders who take the crowded L line under the East River each day.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration is betting that demand for public transit along the Brooklyn-to-Queens corridor will continue to grow as it moves forward on a $2.5 billion waterfront streetcar that would extend even farther than the G train, from Sunset Park in Brooklyn to Astoria in Queens. The ambitious — and contentious — project is at the top of the mayor's transportation agenda, though it would not open until 2024 or later.
When the L train tunnel under the East River shuts down to repair damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, subway officials hope many riders will switch to other lines like the G, where they plan to add service and upgrade the Court Square station in Queens with two new stairways. Commuters who rely on the L line could take the G train to Queens and transfer to another line, like the No. 7 train, to reach Manhattan. About two years ago, the G subway tunnel between Brooklyn and Queens closed for storm repairs for five weeks that were painful for people who relied on the line.
In recent years, the unpredictable line has become more dependable, riders say, especially on weekdays.
Ms. Vanterpool, who works in advertising in Brooklyn, said she might even miss the so-called G train sprint across the platform to board the line's trains that are too short for its platforms.
Those not accustomed to the line's quirks find the situation less charming. Melinda Rodriguez, 32, a speech-language pathologist visiting from Georgia, bruised her leg during a recent G sprint in Brooklyn: Her son's scooter hit her as they ran to the train.
Though the G line has come a long way, further improvements are needed, said Nick Sifuentes, the deputy director of Riders Alliance, a rider advocacy group.
The number of New Yorkers commuting within Brooklyn and Queens has increased in recent years while residential developments have flooded neighborhoods along the G line, said Richard Barone, the vice president for transportation for the Regional Plan Association, an urban research and advocacy organization.
But many riders said weekend service on the G line remained woeful, with trains running less often and disruptions occurring frequently. Jaime Bernat, 22, an assistant editor at Viceland who lives and works in Brooklyn, relies on the line during the week. On weekends, she prefers using the car service Lyft, or taking the F train to Manhattan and the L line back to Williamsburg, rather than dealing with the G train.
The G line is not terrible, but it is not exactly winning any awards either, Laura Mechling, 26, a graphic designer who lives in Greenpoint, said as she took the train to the Court Square stop. The trains run less often than other lines, meaning if she misses a train, she is sometimes late for work.


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US – #WeeklyAddress: May 27 – June 2: Yemeni Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist denied US visa
Below are the most notable incidents regarding threats to press freedom in the US during the week of May 27 – June 2:
Yemeni Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist denied US visa
After being denied a US visa, Yemeni journalist Maad al-Zekry missed the May 28 Pulitzer Prize award ceremony in New York, where he was to accept the Pulitzer Prize in international reporting. Al-Zekry, an award-winning Associated Press correspondent, told Medium the US Embassy in Cairo denied his visa application because Yemen "ranked as a place that has terrorism." He was also denied a visa in April when he attempted to attend a ceremony in Georgia to receive the McGill Medal for journalistic bravery, despite receiving support from various US institutions. Al-Zekry and two of his colleagues, Nariman el-Mofty and Maggie Michael, were awarded the Pulitzer Prize for their coverage of the Yemen Civil War. For more on journalists denied entry to the US, read RSF's report: "Obtaining US visas: A plight for foreign conflict reporters."
Police obtained illegal warrant to search journalist's phone records before raiding home
A search warrant issued before a controversial police raid on journalist Bryan Carmody's home allegedly illegally and secretly targeted Carmody's phone records. The warrant, which was revealed on May 28, gave police access to Carmody's phone records, data and messaging use, and even allowed round-the-clock location tracking of Carmody's phone. Carmody's lawyer told the San Francisco Chronicle that the warrant "clearly violated the First Amendment and the California Shield Law," which protects journalists from revealing the identities of confidential sources. On May 10, San Francisco police used a sledgehammer to enter and raid Carmody's home, where they detained and handcuffed him on suspicion of involvement in a criminal conspiracy to steal an internal police report.
Pentagon goes one year without a televised press briefing
The Pentagon press secretary hasn't hosted a televised press briefing since May 31, 2018, a year-long silence that some officials say is enforced by a fear of displeasing President Trump by spurring unpleasant media coverage. The shortage of press briefings mirrors the same trend at the White House, which hasn't offered a press briefing in over two months. Pentagon officials do answer press questions on and off-camera and Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan has suggested the Pentagon may restart official press briefings but has yet to schedule one.
Assange not charged for CIA leak
The US Justice Department will not charge WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for leaking key Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) information known as "Vault 7," which included a sensitive CIA digital code used for hacking devices. The Justice Department likely dropped these charges because the leaked Vault 7 information is too sensitive to prove in court and because the Justice Department is required to bring any additional charges within 60 days of his first indictment, which prosecutors did in April when they accused Assange of hacking military computers. The 17 counts against Assange in violation of the Espionage Act still stand.
The United States ranks 48th out of 180 countries in RSF's 2019 World Press Freedom Index.
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Denial and Distancing in Discourses of Development: shadow of the 'Third World' in New Zealand
Kurian, Priya A.; Munshi, Debashish
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Kurian, P.A. & Munshi, D. (2012). Denial and Distancing in Discourses of Development: shadow of the 'Third World' in New Zealand. Third World Quarterly, 33(6), 981-999.
Anxieties about development in New Zealand show up in a deep-rooted fear of the 'Third World' in the country. We examine how the term 'Third World' is deployed in media discourses in economic, social and environmental contexts and how this deployment results in a 'discursive distancing' from anything associated with the 'Third World'. Such distancing demonstrates a fragile national identity that struggles with the contradictions between the nation's desire to be part of the 'First World' of global capitalism and the growing disparities in health and wealth within it. The shadow of the 'Third World' prevents New Zealand from confronting the realities of its own inequities, which in turn comes in the way of a sound development agenda.
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Opinion: Talk about suicide, end the stigma
By Natalie Sept
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My stepdad was a consummate man's man: He hunted, fished and regaled colleagues and friends with stories, occasionally wielding a cigar. He had an expansive wine cellar, a platinum mileage account, a quiver of scandalous stories, an arsenal of hunting gear and a fridge full of game meat. We were always ready for the apocalypse.
When I received the news recently of his suicide, there was something in me that knew it would end this way. Jay struggled with addiction. Our family watched nervously as his jovial disposition became clouded with the pall of substance abuse that eventually pulled him into an irreversible decision.
After he retired, he spent long stints in recovery, with bright shining stretches of sobriety and lightness that would end as he descended again into substances. It's impossible to describe the sadness I feel in thinking about how dynamic, large personalities like Jay's are disrupted and changed by addiction. Jay's suicide is incredibly tragic. But it's the slow and insidious way this disease advanced on who he was that makes me ache in my bones.
I want to talk about it, to tell the world about it, because there is such a stigma around addiction. Yet addiction is everywhere. We live in a society where addiction, especially alcoholism, can be indistinguishable from the cultural norms in the world of successful America. It kills and robs families of their children, their mothers and fathers, their partners. Lives teeter on the edge, but at the upper echelons of society, we believe it's not so grave. As we've seen this year with deaths of people like Anthony Bourdain, you can appear to have everything, but nothing inoculates you from the demons that accompany substance abuse, or the reverberations of long ago trauma.
We don't see addiction as a systemic societal problem that affects everyone. But it is. Addiction, substance abuse and mental health struggles are indiscriminate.
It's ironic that this year I began working at Lines for Life, an organization commited to suicide prevention and substance abuse. It was been a confusing week to manage this job as suicide came into my life so personally. In doing this work, I've come to learn that addiction isn't about the substance, it's about filling the void -- connecting with something, or numbing the pain.
Jay was the reason I got involved in politics. He was the person who opened the door for me into my first job. And while we came from opposite sides of the aisle, he always had a good sense of humor and completed teasing with a customary fist bump. His friends adored him, and he them. His liveliness, enormous heart and desire for community was unmatched.
In honor of Jay's life, I hope that you will be courageous enough to talk to the people you love who are struggling. Tell them you see them. Connect with them and ask if they are thinking of killing themselves. If you or someone you know needs help, call Lines for Life: 1-800-273-8255.
There is always someone there to answer the call, to be there with you or your loved ones in their darkest moments. Please talk about it. Together we can end the stigma and save lives.
Natalie Sept is the communications director for Portland-based Lines for Life, a nonprofit that aims to prevent substance abuse and suicide.
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Moody's is continuing to review Cooper Gay Swett & Crawford's ratings for a downgrade despite the broking group's plans to sell its North American operations.
The rating agency said Cooper Gay plans to use the proceeds from the sale of its North American operations to repay its debt.
The broking group's indebtedness is one of the main reasons Moody's first placed the ratings under review back in July this year.
But Moody's said there was uncertainty about the timing and ultimate proceeds from the sale of the North American division, which it described as Cooper Gay's "strongest business unit".
Moody's said its continuing review would focus on the sale process, including the operating performance of the North American business; market conditions in property and casualty specialty lines; and the availability of funding for potential buyers.
The rating agency will also consider CGSC's progress on expense reduction and other strategic initiatives to enhance profitability.
It is thought that selling the North American business could fetch up to $600m for Cooper Gay, which would allow it to pay off all of these facilities.
Moody's currently assigns a B3 group debt rating to Cooper Gay Swett & Crawford. It rates the $75m revolving credit facility and the $305m term loan at B2 and the $120m term loan at Caa2.


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The Repair Cafe is on the first Sunday of every month between 1pm – 3.30pm at The Link Building. This is your opportunity to work with our repairers to learn how to mend anything from clothing, lamps, toasters, kettles, smart phones and many other things!
If you have nothing to repair but want to learn some new skills then come along and learn how to knit, sew, mend, crochet or almost anything else!
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SACRAMENTO— A working group established by the Chief Justice and the Governor to evaluate progress on state trial court funding will hold its first meeting Nov 6 in Sacramento.
As part of the state's May Budget Revision for fiscal year 2012–2013, the Governor proposed establishing a working group to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the state's progress in achieving the goals outlined in the Lockyer-Isenberg Trial Court Funding Act of 1997. That legislation provided that the state assume primary responsibility for funding trial court operations.
The new Trial Court Funding Workgroup consists of 10 members, 6 selected by the Chief Justice Cantil-Sakauye and 4 selected by Governor Brown. The workgroup can seek input and data, as necessary, from other judicial branch stakeholders to assist in its analysis.
The workgroup's first meeting is scheduled from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Nov 6 at the Administrative Office of the Courts, 2860 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 400, in Sacramento.
The workgroup plans to submit a final report to the Judicial Council and the Governor by April 2013.


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PRESS RELEASE: York, PA – 12/21/2021
Locally owned and operated Investment Real Estate, LLC (IRE) announces the hiring of Wesley Benfer as Acquisitions Broker.
Wes joined the Investment Real Estate Group of Companies (IREGC) in August 2021 as part of the acquisitions team. He is responsible for sourcing, negotiating, and prospecting new acquisitions on behalf of IREGC. Wes is no stranger to the Pennsylvania area. Growing up 10 miles outside of the Harrisburg area, Wes served in the United States Navy for five years where he traveled the world on various deployments and received multiple awards for his service.
Upon completing his military duty, Wes continued his education at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where he received his Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Science degree, both graduating Summa Cum Laude. During his time as an undergraduate, Wes majored in Geography, with studies concentrating in Land Use Planning & GIS. He also interned with a local municipality in the planning department where he reviewed rezoning requests and observed negotiations between landowners/developers, and the planning staff. As a graduate student, Wes was accepted to a competitive program where he majored in Real Estate Finance and Development and is proficient in site feasibility and financial analyses. Wes is described as a perceptive leader who is adaptable in dynamic environments, capable of building trust, and creating innovative solutions.
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Prior to joining IRE, Wes served as a Land Acquisition Project Manager for a national homebuilder in Charlotte, North Carolina, evaluating site feasibility and producing offers to local landowners. Wes transitioned to commercial real estate and is focusing his time here at IRE to provide his talents and experience to the team and ultimately to our customers/clients. He is very excited and motivated to work alongside such esteemed colleagues at IRE. Wes currently resides in Cumberland County, PA with his fiancé, Amanda. In his spare time, he enjoys attending dirt track races, traveling on weekend getaways, and gets overly excited during football season.
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Frigidaire FFAD7033R1 Dehumidifier Review – New + Better?
This 70-pint dehumidifier has risen above all the rest to take our top spot as the best dehumidifier on today's market. I have to say, though, that the 50-pint and 30-pint options are just as impressive, depending upon the capacity you need. The 70-pint version of this unit will remove, as you may have guessed, 70 pints of moisture from the air in a 24-hour period of time. This makes it optimal for whole-house dehumidifying, but it's also great for mid-sized open office spaces and small warehouses. Or large living rooms.
Most people begin their search for the best dehumidifier by searching for the one with the most extra features – the most bells and whistles. To be the best, however, a dehumidifier must first master the basics. After all, if it isn't capable of performing basic tasks, what good will all those bells and whistles really do?
The 70-pint unit, as the name suggests, will remove up to 70 pints of water in a 24-hour period. The tank provided with this dehumidifier holds just over 13 pints of water, and you will find the same size tank on the 50 pint model, whereas the 30-pint model has a 7.5-pint tank. You don't need to worry about it overflowing because a "tank full" alert is included.
If you don't like the daily bucket hassle, you'll be happy to hear that these dehumidifiers are also set up for continuous operation. Simply hook up any garden hose to the output and allow gravity to do the rest. Run your garden hose directly out the door, or window, through a hole in the wall, into a larger bucket, or down the hall to a sink or shower basin.
Some people prefer dehumidifiers which come with their own attachable hoses, but the FFAD7033R1 does not come with such a hose and may disappoint those people. However, the ability to use any basic garden hose allows you much more freedom to replace the hose as often as necessary, and it also allows you to select a length of hose appropriate for your uses.
I absolutely love that you can visually monitor the water level in the tank through the clear glass ring built into the unit. Although I like that the system will notify you of a full tank, there is something to be said about being able to monitor and plan. I once housesat for someone who had a dehumidifier with this type of alarm system and was rudely awoken at three o'clock in the morning to the incessant beeping. Being able to monitor the water level means that you will never receive these rude awakenings. You can simply peek in and see if you need to empty the unit before you go to bed. Of course, you could open any other unit to do this, but why go through so much of a hassle?
For those of you who aren't currently aware of what an energy star rating is, allow me to quickly explain. Somewhere around the late 1990s or early 2000s, researchers realized that we are using far more electricity than is actually necessary. As it turns out, all of our appliances and light bulbs were sucking far more power out of the grid than they actually needed to operate. Now, environmentally conscious companies are providing "energy star rated" appliances which use only a fraction of that electricity while still maintaining the same level of functioning. Not only is this dehumidifier better for the environment than many other options, it will actually save you money on your electricity bill.
All three of these Frigidaire dehumidifiers come with handles on the top and sides, and are equipped with casters so you can move it about with ease. The wheels are especially helpful for people who, like myself, have a difficult time carrying the full water tank from one room to another. Whether it is a bad back or a broken wrist, the wheels will help you work around your own limitations. You also benefit from a splash guard which I really like because getting wet when you're trying to dry out isn't exactly good for the soul.
The easy-wrap cord system allows you to tuck the power cord away to minimize its interference with travel as you move the unit from one room to another.
The electronic controls are easy to see in darker areas, and it will give you the current humidity reading. In addition, you can set the humidity to your desired level, and once this has been reached the fan will shut down. It doesn't get much easier than that.
Most importantly though, this dehumidifier simply does what it's meant to do – extracting moisture from the air. It's one of the most efficient dehumidifiers out there, one of the most quiet ones, and as you can see here on Amazon, it's also one of the most affordable ones. It seems that Frigidaire is out to make your dehumidifier choice the easiest product choice ever.


So how do you 'do' product development? What is the process and the stages small manufacturers need to go through to successfully develop their own products? Well, the truth is no 'one size fits all' process exists for product development. However, the good news is there are key stages, common themes and activities small manufacturers can do to maximise their chances of product development success.
What's more they are tailorable and scalable to your circumstances. It will be your process, with your words and understood by your employees. A defined product development process with stages is a key component of the best performing manufacturing businesses.
Before you embark on your product development journey, it's important to be clear on a few key points. Consider the questions below and try and answer them as succinctly as you can. Clarity will help focus and direct your product development activities.
Who do you hope will purchase your product?
How likely is it they will?
How do you know there is latent demand there?
What benefits will customers expect?
Your target customers will purchase your new product to obtain benefits for themselves, as end users.
What specific customer needs and demands will you meet?
Can you list the benefits? How do you know this is what customers want?
Where will you position the product in the market?
Where will your product sit, compared to your competitors?
How will it compare price-wise – lower end of the market, middle or highly-priced? Linked to this, quality-wise where is your product positioned and why?
What are your margins predicted to be?
The product development process can be broken down into a series of stages, which will be covered in detail in a moment. However it is worth noting, a process made up of stages you then follow step-by-step, naturally comes across as linear. In addition there is a tendency to view each stage as having equal weight.
The reality however, is depending on the product, the organisation and indeed the industry, the stages vary in importance, weight and in the time it takes to undertake them. In addition, the process may be far from linear. The stages will probably overlap, run concurrently and sometimes loop back.
This variability is definitely true for small manufacturers. To illustrate this, an idea for a new product may be considered by an engineer. They then may very rapidly move the idea from a concept, to assemblies (embodiment design), through to detail design with component selection, along with ready-to-manufacture parts.
However, they may present this idea for review against criteria or indeed against competing designs. Changes may be recommended that require the concept to be redesigned, running through the development stages again. All of this may take place rapidly depending on the nature of the industry.
Another point worth mentioning is the need for reviews and approval gates between each stage. It is sensible to review the work undertaken during each stage before moving onto the next part of the development process. Reviews need only be informal, with a few people with different disciplines relevant to the project.
For small manufacturers, there need only be a discussion based around a check list of sensible, pertinent questions. Ultimately what you are trying to establish is 'has the latest stage produced what you are after?' - before you move on. Are the technical decisions sensible and adequately thought through? Has anything been forgotten? Are you still on track to achieve what you set out to? Is the product still on course to meet the criteria set out in the brief or specification at the start?
Review gates are like sanity checks that ensure the product stays on track and is heading in the desired direction. Importantly, they also mitigate risks.
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Doctor Foster not only travels to Gloucester, but also Oxford, Gosport, Stockton and Bognor in this charmingly illustrated update of the classic nursery rhyme. Children will love reading about Doctor Foster's adventures in extreme weather conditions from snow and sleet to bright sunshine. A lovely book to share or for children to read themselves.
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Russell Punter was born in Bedfordshire, England. From an early age he enjoyed writing and illustrating his own stories. He later trained as a graphic designer at art college in West Sussex before entering publishing. Since then, he has written over fifty books for children, including original fiction in both picture book and young reader formats.
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Help us set up a 6-week Caribbean lunch stall, sharing recipes collected from the community, feeding the elderly for free and encouraging intergenerational and cultural interaction.
K and C has a large Caribbean community, and we want to preserve and celebrate their wonderful history of food and culture. The food stall will be open two days a week outside the Pepper Pot Centre on Thorpe Close, Ladbroke Grove. Buy yourself lunch for £7 and a +65 local will also get to eat for free! Locals are submitting their Caribbean lunch recipes to: pepperpotcentre@hotmail.com. So, why not share your favourite Caribbean recipe and tell us more about it means to you! The stall will be open 16th Jan to 28th Feb. Pledge £7 to secure your first lunch!
There is no other traditional Caribbean food outlet in the local area. The food stand will raise the profile of the Pepper Pot Centre - an activity centre for the elderly and will enable users sustain social interact with passers-by who are predominantly residents of the local community. Profits from the food stand will go back in to the running of the Centre that serves approximately 200 local residents over the age of 50. This project will enable generational interaction and galvanise social activities that are so important for combatting isolation and loneliness whilst promoting health and wellbeing through traditional food and recipes that will actually come from elders of the Caribbean community with ownership and pride!
At The Pepper Pot Centre, we provide a comprehensive, high quality culturally specific service to older people from the African and Caribbean Community and others over 50 in Kensington and Chelsea (and neighbouring boroughs ) to enable them to live independently in their own homes.
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since 1973 on positions of Assistant Professor, Lecturer, Associate Professor.
Now Professor, Chairman of the department.
Member of the Editorial Board of "The Journal of Logic and Algebraic Programming" (North-Holland).
Guest Professor of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU, 1997-1998).
The investigations are based on the notion of Composition Nominative Systems (CNS), which can be considered as adequate models of programs of various levels of abstraction and generality. These systems are constructed in accordance with the following main principles. Development Principle (from abstract to concrete): The notion of program should be introduced as a process of its development which starts from abstract understanding capturing essential program properties and proceeds to more and more concrete considerations, thus gradually revealing the notion of program in its richness. Compositionality Principle: Programs can be considered as functions which map input data into results, and which are constructed from simpler programs (functions) with the help of special operations, called compositions. Nominativity Principle: Structures of programs and data are based on nominative (naming) relations. In accordance with these principles, CNS can be defined as a unity of compositional, descriptive and denotational systems. The first system describes considered sets of data, functions and compositions, the second – sets of descriptions (expressions, formulas), and the last – denotational relations between descriptions and functions. Specific features of CNS in comparison with other models of programs are clear definitions of abstraction levels and program notions corresponding to these levels, usage of nominative relations as the only primitives in data constructions, detailed investigation of classes of compositions for various levels of abstractions. Three types of CNS are investigated, which correspond to abstract, Boolean and nominative levels in data considerations. Systems of the last type are very expressive and are used to construct formal definitions of specification, programming and database languages. The main problems studied for CNS are various completeness problems, especially problems of computational completeness. Special notions of abstract computability over various data structures – natural computability of functions and determinant computability of compositions – are introduced, complete classes of computable functions and compositions of abstract, Boolean and nominative types are defined, and their algebraic representations are constructed. For example, in the simple case of functions over nominative data built on a finite set of names V and arbitrary set of basic values W (such nominative data correspond to finite trees with branches labeled by elements of V and leaves labeled by elements of W), the complete class of such naturally computable functions precisely coincides with the class of functions obtained by closure of naming, denaming and checking functions under multiplication, iteration and overlaying compositions. CNS, which were primarily oriented on programming, can be also considered in a more general setting as formal models of languages of functional types. In particular, CNS can be used in logic to model its languages. Classical logic is oriented on n-ary total one-valued (deterministic) predicates and functions. Instead of this class of mappings we consider more powerful classes of nominative partial many-valued (non-deterministic) functions and predicates. In this case logical connectives and quantifiers can be defined as special compositions. In accordance with the principle of development we consider the following three types of logics: with abstract data (which corresponds to propositional logic), with flat nominative data (which corresponds to predicate logic), and with hierarchical nominative data. In the first case complete classes of compositions over partial and non-deterministic predicates are defined, their algebraic representations are constructed, and complete infinitary propositional equational logic for such classes are described. In the second case we construct a complete predicate logic which is a generalization of classical predicate logic and which is oriented on partial predicates over flat nominative data. In the third case we construct a special logic of hierarchical nominative data in the style of Kripke-Platek theory of admissible sets. A transport domain is another application of CNS. We define the following basic abstractions of the domain: transport objects, "take" relation of objects, and movement of objects. It turns out that formalization of these abstractions leads to such states of the domain which are described by nominative data. This fact directly permits to use CNS to represent domain transformations which reflect movement of objects of the domain. A special axiomatic system is constructed which can represent all naturally computable transformations of the domain. Thus, CNS can be considered as simple but powerful formal models of programs which are also applicable to some other important problem domains.
Traditional opinion that mathematical logic and computability theory form a basis of theory of programming tacitly implies that three theories are independent disciplines. The independence of these disciplines is supported by many circumstances. Even from historical point of view, mathematical logic and computability theory were created in their main features long before programming made its first steps. Also in the university curricula these disciplines basically are presented as independent with their own subjects and methods. But nowadays logic is widely used in practically all branches of computer science and programming. And this circumstance leads to the conclusion that mathematical logic, computability theory and theory of programming form a natural union which has to be presented as an integrated mathematical theory of logic, computability and programming. We propose to consider the notion of composition nominative system as a formal basis for unifying mathematical logic, computability theory and theory of programming.
N.S. Nikitchenko, Abstract Computability over Various Data Structures, Dagstuhl Seminar reports, Saar, Germany January, 1992.
L.A. Kalinichenko, N.S. Nikitchenko, V.I. Zadorozhny, Application of composition development method for definition of SYNTHESIS information resource query language semantics, FME'93 Symposium, Odense, Denmark, Springer Verlag, 1993.
I.A.Basarab, B.V.Gubsky, N.S.Nikitchenko, V.N.Red'ko, Composition models of databases. Extending Inf. Syst. Technology, II Int. East-West Database Workshop, Sept. 25-28, 1994, Klagenfurt, Austria, 155-163, 1994.
I.A.Basarab, B.V.Gubsky, N.S.Nikitchenko. Composition approach to systematic development of database systems, In Proc. ADBIS'95, London: Springer, pages 12-23, 1995.
I.A.Basarab, B.V.Gubsky, N.S.Nikitchenko, Declarative Languages of Composition Database Development Method. In Proc. ADBIS'96, vol. 1, Moscow, 52-56, 1996.
B.S.Hansen, N.S.Nikitchenko, Abstract transport systems: Compositions and Description Languages. In Proc. of the First Int. Scientific and Practical Conf. on Programming UkrPROG'98, Ukraine, Kiev, 59-67, 1998.
N.S.Nikitchenko, A Composition Nominative Approach to Program Semantics, Technical Report IT-TR: 1998-020, Technical University of Denmark, 1998, 103 p.
N.S.Nikitchenko. Abstract Computability of Non-deterministic Programs over Various Data Structures // Perspectives of System Informatics (Proc. of Andrei Ershov Fourth Int. Conf., 2-6, July, 2001, Novosibirsk).– Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 2244.– Berlin: Springer, 2001.– P. 471-484.
N.S.Nikitchenko. Logics of equitone predicates and their applications, Abstracts of contributed talks at the Logic Colloquim '02 (Munster, Germany, August 3-9, 2002). The Bulletin of Symbolic Logic. Volume 9, Number 1, March 2003, 102-103.


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First Floor: Open plan living area with panoramic views. American kitchen with oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, toaster, Nespresso coffee maker. Dining furniture. Easy chairs, settees, fireplace, TV, DVD, Wi-Fi, Books, games. Doors to terrace with outdoor dining furniture. Twin bedroom with shower and hand basin. Double bedroom (180cm) with bath and handbasin, seaview. Separate WC.
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