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require 'test/unit'
require 'fileutils'
require 'rake'
require 'test/filecreation'

######################################################################
class TestRules < Test::Unit::TestCase
  include Rake
  include FileCreation

  SRCFILE  = "testdata/abc.c"
  SRCFILE2 =  "testdata/xyz.c"
  FTNFILE  = "testdata/abc.f"
  OBJFILE  = "testdata/abc.o"
  FOOFILE  = "testdata/foo"
  DOTFOOFILE = "testdata/.foo"

  def setup
    Task.clear
    @runs = []
  end

  def teardown
    FileList['testdata/*'].each do |f| rm_r(f, :verbose=>false) end
  end

  def test_multiple_rules1
    create_file(FTNFILE)
    delete_file(SRCFILE)
    delete_file(OBJFILE)
    rule(/\.o$/ => ['.c']) do @runs << :C end
    rule(/\.o$/ => ['.f']) do @runs << :F end
    t = Task[OBJFILE]
    t.invoke
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [:F], @runs
  end

  def test_multiple_rules2
    create_file(FTNFILE)
    delete_file(SRCFILE)
    delete_file(OBJFILE)
    rule(/\.o$/ => ['.f']) do @runs << :F end
    rule(/\.o$/ => ['.c']) do @runs << :C end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [:F], @runs
  end

  def test_create_with_source
    create_file(SRCFILE)
    rule(/\.o$/ => ['.c']) do |t|
      @runs << t.name
      assert_equal OBJFILE, t.name
      assert_equal SRCFILE, t.source
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [OBJFILE], @runs
  end

  def test_single_dependent
    create_file(SRCFILE)
    rule(/\.o$/ => '.c') do |t|
      @runs << t.name
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [OBJFILE], @runs
  end

  def test_rule_can_be_created_by_string
    create_file(SRCFILE)
    rule '.o' => ['.c'] do |t|
      @runs << t.name
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [OBJFILE], @runs
  end

  def test_rule_prereqs_can_be_created_by_string
    create_file(SRCFILE)
    rule '.o' => '.c' do |t|
      @runs << t.name
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [OBJFILE], @runs
  end

  def test_plain_strings_as_dependents_refer_to_files
    create_file(SRCFILE)
    rule '.o' => SRCFILE do |t|
      @runs << t.name
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [OBJFILE], @runs
  end

  def test_file_names_beginning_with_dot_can_be_tricked_into_refering_to_file
    verbose(false) do
      chdir("testdata") do
        create_file('.foo')
        rule '.o' => "./.foo" do |t|
          @runs << t.name
        end
        Task[OBJFILE].invoke
        assert_equal [OBJFILE], @runs
      end
    end
  end

  def test_file_names_beginning_with_dot_can_be_wrapped_in_lambda
    verbose(false) do
      chdir("testdata") do
        create_file(".foo")
        rule '.o' => lambda{".foo"} do |t|
          @runs << "#{t.name} - #{t.source}"
        end
        Task[OBJFILE].invoke
        assert_equal ["#{OBJFILE} - .foo"], @runs
      end
    end
  end

  def test_file_names_containing_percent_can_be_wrapped_in_lambda
    verbose(false) do
      chdir("testdata") do
        create_file("foo%x")
        rule '.o' => lambda{"foo%x"} do |t|
          @runs << "#{t.name} - #{t.source}"
        end
        Task[OBJFILE].invoke
        assert_equal ["#{OBJFILE} - foo%x"], @runs
      end
    end
  end

  def test_non_extension_rule_name_refers_to_file
    verbose(false) do
      chdir("testdata") do
        create_file("abc.c")
        rule "abc" => '.c' do |t|
          @runs << t.name
        end
        Task["abc"].invoke
        assert_equal ["abc"], @runs
      end
    end
  end

  def test_pathmap_automatically_applies_to_name
    verbose(false) do
      chdir("testdata") do
        create_file("zzabc.c")
        rule ".o" => 'zz%{x,a}n.c' do |t|
          @runs << "#{t.name} - #{t.source}"
        end
        Task["xbc.o"].invoke
        assert_equal ["xbc.o - zzabc.c"], @runs
      end
    end
  end

  def test_plain_strings_are_just_filenames
    verbose(false) do
      chdir("testdata") do
        create_file("plainname")
        rule ".o" => 'plainname' do |t|
          @runs << "#{t.name} - #{t.source}"
        end
        Task["xbc.o"].invoke
        assert_equal ["xbc.o - plainname"], @runs
      end
    end
  end

  def test_rule_runs_when_explicit_task_has_no_actions
    create_file(SRCFILE)
    create_file(SRCFILE2)
    delete_file(OBJFILE)
    rule '.o' => '.c' do |t|
      @runs << t.source
    end
    file OBJFILE => [SRCFILE2]
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [SRCFILE], @runs
  end

  def test_close_matches_on_name_do_not_trigger_rule
    create_file("testdata/x.c")
    rule '.o' => ['.c'] do |t|
      @runs << t.name
    end
    assert_raises(RuntimeError) { Task['testdata/x.obj'].invoke }
    assert_raises(RuntimeError) { Task['testdata/x.xyo'].invoke }
  end

  def test_rule_rebuilds_obj_when_source_is_newer
    create_timed_files(OBJFILE, SRCFILE)
    rule(/\.o$/ => ['.c']) do
      @runs << :RULE
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [:RULE], @runs
  end

  def test_rule_with_two_sources_runs_if_both_sources_are_present
    create_timed_files(OBJFILE, SRCFILE, SRCFILE2)
    rule OBJFILE => [lambda{SRCFILE}, lambda{SRCFILE2}] do
      @runs << :RULE
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [:RULE], @runs
  end

  def test_rule_with_two_sources_but_one_missing_does_not_run
    create_timed_files(OBJFILE, SRCFILE)
    delete_file(SRCFILE2)
    rule OBJFILE => [lambda{SRCFILE}, lambda{SRCFILE2}] do
      @runs << :RULE
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [], @runs
  end

  def test_rule_with_two_sources_builds_both_sources
    task 'x.aa'
    task 'x.bb'
    rule '.a' => '.aa' do
      @runs << "A"
    end
    rule '.b' => '.bb' do
      @runs << "B"
    end
    rule ".c" => ['.a', '.b'] do
      @runs << "C"
    end
    Task["x.c"].invoke
    assert_equal ["A", "B", "C"], @runs.sort
  end

  def test_second_rule_runs_when_first_rule_doesnt
    create_timed_files(OBJFILE, SRCFILE)
    delete_file(SRCFILE2)
    rule OBJFILE => [lambda{SRCFILE}, lambda{SRCFILE2}] do
      @runs << :RULE1
    end
    rule OBJFILE => [lambda{SRCFILE}] do
      @runs << :RULE2
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [:RULE2], @runs
  end

  def test_second_rule_doest_run_if_first_triggers
    create_timed_files(OBJFILE, SRCFILE, SRCFILE2)
    rule OBJFILE => [lambda{SRCFILE}, lambda{SRCFILE2}] do
      @runs << :RULE1
    end
    rule OBJFILE => [lambda{SRCFILE}] do
      @runs << :RULE2
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [:RULE1], @runs
  end

  def test_second_rule_doest_run_if_first_triggers_with_reversed_rules
    create_timed_files(OBJFILE, SRCFILE, SRCFILE2)
    rule OBJFILE => [lambda{SRCFILE}] do
      @runs << :RULE1
    end
    rule OBJFILE => [lambda{SRCFILE}, lambda{SRCFILE2}] do
      @runs << :RULE2
    end
    Task[OBJFILE].invoke
    assert_equal [:RULE1], @runs
  end

  def test_rule_with_proc_dependent_will_trigger
    ran = false
    mkdir_p("testdata/src/jw")
    create_file("testdata/src/jw/X.java")
    rule %r(classes/.*\.class) => [
      proc { |fn| fn.pathmap("%{classes,testdata/src}d/%n.java") }
    ] do |task|
      assert_equal task.name, 'classes/jw/X.class'
      assert_equal task.source, 'testdata/src/jw/X.java'
      @runs << :RULE
    end
    Task['classes/jw/X.class'].invoke
    assert_equal [:RULE], @runs
  ensure
    rm_r("testdata/src", :verbose=>false) rescue nil
  end

  def test_proc_returning_lists_are_flattened_into_prereqs
    ran = false
    mkdir_p("testdata/flatten")
    create_file("testdata/flatten/a.txt")
    task 'testdata/flatten/b.data' do |t|
      ran = true
      touch t.name, :verbose => false
    end
    rule '.html' =>
      proc { |fn|
      [
        fn.ext("txt"),
        "testdata/flatten/b.data"
      ]
    } do |task|
    end
    Task['testdata/flatten/a.html'].invoke
    assert ran, "Should have triggered flattened dependency"
  ensure
    rm_r("testdata/flatten", :verbose=>false) rescue nil
  end

  def test_recursive_rules_will_work_as_long_as_they_terminate
    actions = []
    create_file("testdata/abc.xml")
    rule '.y' => '.xml' do actions << 'y' end
    rule '.c' => '.y' do actions << 'c'end
    rule '.o' => '.c' do actions << 'o'end
    rule '.exe' => '.o' do actions << 'exe'end
    Task["testdata/abc.exe"].invoke
    assert_equal ['y', 'c', 'o', 'exe'], actions
  end

  def test_recursive_rules_that_dont_terminate_will_overflow
    create_file("testdata/a.a")
    prev = 'a'
    ('b'..'z').each do |letter|
      rule ".#{letter}" => ".#{prev}" do |t| puts "#{t.name}" end
      prev = letter
    end
    ex = assert_raises(Rake::RuleRecursionOverflowError) {
      Task["testdata/a.z"].invoke
    }
    assert_match(/a\.z => testdata\/a.y/, ex.message)
  end

  def test_rules_with_bad_dependents_will_fail
    rule "a" => [ 1 ] do |t| puts t.name end
    assert_raise(RuntimeError) do Task['a'].invoke end
  end

end

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AUBURN – An Auburn University professor has been awarded a $580,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Institute for Food and Agriculture, or NIFA, to study the effects of climate change on agriculture and forest production.
Professor Lisa Samuelson, director of the Center for Longleaf Pine Ecosystems in Auburn's School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, received the funding as part of a $20 million, five-year grant awarded to a collaboration of 12 institutions. More than 50 investigators from universities and federal agencies are participating in the project.


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COASTARK
Activities and projects
UNIVERSITYMUSEUM
Goals and background
Interrelated research themes:
Demographic changes among coastal populations during prehistory and early history
Regional and inter-regional coastal networks and mobility, cultural encounters, trade and exchange
The relationship between coastal hunting/fishing and agriculture in a long-term perspective
Long-term changes in vegetation and marine resources at the coast
Study how marine-resource oriented societies in the past contributed and reacted to environmental change and climate change
Stability and change in
Marine oriented technologies
The procurement and management of marine resources
Coastal dwellings and settlement patterns
COASTARK Research Group Background
One of our key aims is to activate and re-activate Western Norwegian materials from the coast as well as from the fjords.
Another key aim is to collect and utilize comparative data from other regions and countries that connect to our research aims.
The University Museum in Bergen holds a record from archaeology and the natural sciences spanning 150 years of excavation materials. When combining data from archaeology with environmental data documenting long-term changes in sea-level, climate, landscape and ecology, we can reconstruct human-nature interactions in the recent as well as the distant past.
Improved collaboration potential among the researchers employed at UiB will lead to a stronger archaeology program here at the University. Cross-disciplinary approaches will further facilitate efficient use and re-use of archaeological remains through collaborative efforts in excavation, post-excavation and dissemination. The COASTARK research group will provide a platform to allow for joint, or individual, research funding applications, thus advancing scientific method and theory in all steps involved. Investigations that are frequently based on the archaeology of long-term changes in human-environment interactions in coastal areas are already focal points of several large-scale, international, and cross-disciplinary research projects elsewhere in Norway (e.g. SARG, UiT), and abroad (e.g. NABO). Through COASTARK, we are able to create such a research hub in Bergen and can connect directly to other projects and groups already involved in similar research interests and approaches for increased research potential.
Through our collaborative approach, we can add missing chronological or geographical information by recommending targeted excavations that employ modern excavation and research methodologies. The COASTARK research Group can also function as a resource for planning development-based archaeological excavations by providing relevant research questions. It will also provide fresh research perspectives to old questions and archaeological collections, and, where possible, lead new research projects to address relevant issues of past human-nature relationships in coastal and island environments that can inform present problems observed in coastal communities and potentially draw future scenarios.
The group coordinators of COASTARK, will organize meetings, workshops, work-in-progress seminars, and supplementary research schools for MA and PhD students.
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Contact us post@um.uib.no+47 55 58 00 00 Universitetet i Bergen
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EFSA has issued a scientific opinion on the safety of acacia gum (E 414) when used as food additive in food categories specified in Annexes II and III to Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008. In the Annex III, part 5, section B of Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008, the use of acacia gum in food for infants up to 12 months old and young children, is authorised at the maximum level of 10 mg/kg, only as carry over in final products included in categories 13.1, as in food for infants below 16 weeks of age in the food categories 13.1.1 (Infant formulae as defined Directive 2006/141/EC) and 13.1.5.1 (Dietary foods for infants for special medical purposes and special formulae for infants). However, the risk assessment approach followed at the time by the former EFSA Panel on Food Additives and Nutrient Sources added to Food (ANS Panel) in the re-evaluation of food additives did not apply to infants under the age of 12 weeks. The ANS Panel has, therefore, specified in its opinion that the re-evaluation of uses for this particular age group will be performed separately.
On 31 May 2017, EFSA's Scientific Committee (SC) published a guidance document on the risk assessment of substances present in food intended for infants below 16 weeks of age, enabling the assessment the safe use of acacia gum (E 414) and of other food additives for the population group below that age.
Following the latest advice from the EFSA's Scientific Committee (SC) published guidance document, the risk assessment to be performed will address the safety of carried over acacia gum (E 414) in foods for infants below 16 weeks of age.
In addition, the ANS Panel identified in the recommendations of its published opinion on acacia gum (E 414) the need for information to allow an update of the specifications according to current standards, relevant for all population groups.
For the sake of efficiency, the European Commission asked EFSA to address the above data (data gaps) during its risk assessment of food additives for uses in food for young infants. Therefore, specific data requirements for all uses of acacia gum (E 414) are included in this call for data.
EFSA will consider the relevance of the information provided for the risk assessment of acacia gum (E 414). The submission of the requested information is without prejudice to the final opinion of the Panel.
The purpose of this call for data is to offer interested parties (IPs) the opportunity to submit documented information (published, unpublished or newly generated) relevant to the re-evaluation of acacia gum (E 414) carried over in foods for infants below 16 weeks of age, as well as to address the data gaps that have been identified for all population groups in the already published EFSA opinion on this food additive.
Interested parties and stakeholders should provide earlier or at the latest by 28/02/2019 the information described below.
Within 6 weeks from the publication of this call, please communicate in writing by email to: fip [at] efsa.europa.eu, your availability to submit the requested information by the timeline specified above or any proposal for a new deadline providing justified reasons. Depending on the replies received the final deadline will be communicated to you through e-mail and by updating the current call. In accordance with Article 6(4) of the Regulation (EU) No 257/2010 the information not submitted within the final deadline will only exceptionally be considered and EFSA can finalise its opinions on the basis of the information already provided.
In order to facilitate the collaboration of all interested parties to provide the data needed, we are seeking your consent to disclose the name and address of your organisation/business to the other parties that has expressed an interest to provide the requested information. If you do not wish to make these contact details available, clearly indicate it in your first communication.
for the follow-up on issues that have been raised in the EFSA opinion's conclusions and recommendations of the Scientific Opinion on the re-evaluation of acacia gum (E 414) as a food additive by the EFSA ANS Panel (EFSA Panel on Food Additives and Nutrient Sources added to Food) published in 2017.
for the risk assessment of acacia gum (E 414) carried over in foods for infants below 16 weeks of age in the food categories 13.1.1 (Infant formulae as defined Directive 2006/141/EC) and 13.1.5.1 (Dietary foods for infants for special medical purposes and special formulae for infants). Data to be submitted should be in line with the EFSA Guidance of the Scientific Committee on the risk assessment of substances present in food intended for infants below 16 weeks of age.
the lowest technologically achievable level for residual proteins and oxidising enzymes (oxidases and peroxidases) in acacia gum (E 414) preparations in order to adequately define their maximum limits in the specifications.
The information should be supported by data from at least five different batches independently produced and the analyses should be performed with appropriate analytical methods. EFSA seeks specific data on the methods of analysis used. These include but are not limited to e.g. the principle of the method, the scope of the method (i.e. the range of sample types that the method is used for), the concentration units used to express the analytical result(s), validation of the method (in particular limit of detection (LOD) and limit of quantification (LOQ). Such methods should employ state of the art techniques.
Because of both the botanical origin and its polysaccharidic nature, acacia gum (E 414) can be a substrate of microbiological contamination. Data are sought with respect to a possible update of the existing microbiological specifications, demonstrating the lowest total aerobic microbial count (TAMC) and total combined yeast and mould count (TYMC) that can be achieved.
Literature searches should be conducted relevant for the safety evaluation of acacia gum (E 414) for all uses in foods for all population groups from 08/02/2016 up to the date of the data submission, as described in the Guidance for submission for food additive evaluations(see its section 5.3).
Acacia gum is not authorized for direct use as a food additive in food for infants under the age of 16 weeks. However, in the current EU legislation (Annex III, part 5 section B of Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008), it is authorized as a food additive in nutrients intended for use in food for infants up to 12 months, including those under the age of 16 weeks (FC 13.1.1 and 13.1.5.1), at the maximum level of 10 mg/kg in final products due to carry over.
information on particular specification requirements for identity and the purity of acacia gum (E 414) to be used in these food categories(e.g. content residual proteins and enzymes, toxic elements). Analytical data on impurities in the final foods for infants below 16 weeks of age need to be provided when no legal limit has been established. In addition, data should be provided demonstrating the absence of Cronobacter (Enterobacter) sakazakii in the food additive.
Literature searches should be conducted relevant for the safety evaluation of acacia gum (E 414) when used in foods for infants below 16 weeks of age up to the date of the data submission, as described in the Guidance for submission for food additive evaluations (section 5.3).


Breakthrough Ventures' fund is designed to be "patient capital," which means it doesn't mind waiting a long time to see returns.
They're investing through a $1 billion fund, Breakthrough Ventures (BEV), which announced last year that energy storage would be one of its main focuses.
Launched in 2016, the fund also includes LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman, Alibaba CEO Jack Ma, and David Rubenstein, executive chairman of the private equity giant Carlyle Group.
Part of BEV's mission is to provide "patient capital." That means BEV is willing to forgo returns on investment for up to 20 years to give the scientists and engineers at these startups enough lead time to develop world-changing technologies.
Both startups have developed different techniques to store energy — one of the biggest bottlenecks in the widespread adoption of renewable energy sources.
Batteries costs are generally measured by how much it costs to store a kilowatt-hour of energy. Form Energy is developing battery technology that could cost as little as $10 per kWh — the cheapest batteries today are around $200 per kWh, reports Quartz.
That ultimately has the potential to bring down the cost of electric vehicles by making it cheaper to produce the batteries, in addition to extending vehicle range. It could also make powering homes through solar more cost-effective.


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Waukesha,	WI 53186
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense and DUI & DWI
My first trial after graduating law school was a homicide case and we achieved a not guilty verdict. Since then, our firm has achieved innumerable dismissals and acquittals. We have won cases that seem unwindable. We have won cases when clients have confessed to crimes. In one very remarkable case, one of our clients confessed to a crime and pleaded guilty with another lawyer. After coming to us for a second opinion we were able to withdraw his guilty plea, go to trial, and convince a jury of his innocence despite the fact that he confessed his guilt to the...
Jay M. Englund
Baraboo, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 16 years of experience
(608) 356-5700	315 Broadway Street
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense
Jay Englund focuses his practice on criminal defense. He has defended thousands of people charged in a wide range of criminal and traffic offenses ranging from the most serious felonies to minor traffic violations. Before forming the partnerships of Pemberton & Englund LLC, Attorney Englund gained valuable experience while working for one of the largest law firms in the eight-county area of central Wisconsin. Before private practice, Attorney Englund clerked with the Eau Claire County Public Defender's Office and at the Waukesha County District Attorney's Office, both of which provided him with invaluable knowledge of the criminal justice system. Attorney...
Dylan Gehrtz
Green Bay, WI Criminal Defense Lawyer with 3 years of experience
(920) 739-9900	2830 Curry Court
Green Bay,	WI 54311
Criminal Defense, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning and Traffic Tickets
Currently accepting new clients.
I am committed to providing my clients with personal and effective representation. Our firm understands that positive results don't just happen. They take the proper knowledge, skill, attention to detail, and hard work.
I am originally from North Dakota where I attended the University of North Dakota and recieved my bachelors degree in Criminal Justice Studies and a minor in Political Science. After graduating in 2013, I attended law school at Marquette University. I was admitted to practice law in May of 2017. Also, I am admitted to practice in the Eastern and Western U.S. District Courts...
Christopher L. Strohbehn
(414) 271-1440	330 E Kilbourn Ave
Criminal Defense, Business, Insurance Claims and Traffic Tickets
Christopher Strohbehn joined the firm in 2002. He is known to work tirelessly as he helps clients through difficult situations. His even-tempered demeanor is of inestimable comfort in times of great uncertainty. He has developed a diverse litigation practice that focuses on personal injury, commercial, civil, criminal and insurance coverage litigation. His strategic vision, affability and attention to detail allow him thrive in handling these complex cases that often overlap into multiple practice areas and venues. Chris takes a pragmatic approach in each case with an eye on achieving the final goals of his client. ...
Sarah Schmeiser
Madison, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 16 years of experience
(608) 661-1054	33 E Main Street
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence and Traffic Tickets
Sarah concentrates on two areas of practice: criminal and traffic defense and immigration law. In the area of criminal and traffic defense, Sarah has defended clients at all levels - from local municipal courts through the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Sarah handles many circuit court trials every year, successfully protecting client interests. Sarah handles all levels of appeal in criminal and traffic cases and has argued several cases in front of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Sarah frequently handles charges of drunk driving, sexual assault, substantial battery, theft from employer, delivery of a controlled substance, and all types of criminal and...
Nick Passe
La Crosse, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 14 years of experience
(608) 783-5545	223 3rd St. N.
La Crosse,	WI 54601
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Estate Planning and Family
President of the La Crosse County Bar Association 2016-7. Martindale Hubbell AV Preeminent-rated attorney since 2013. Avvo.com 9+ rated attorney. I have practiced before trial courts around Wisconsin and in the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and the Wisconsin Supreme Court (including oral arguments in 2015.) I am actively involved in the community, serving as President of the Board of the 7 Rivers Alliance, on the board of Bethany St. Joseph's Corporation, and as part of the Campaign Cabinet for the Great Rivers United Way (fundraising) as of 2020.
John Smerlinski
Monona, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 29 years of experience
(608) 277-0909	5708 Monona Drive, Suite C
Monona,	WI 53716
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Domestic Violence
Attorney John K. Smerlinski has over 20 years of experience practicing criminal, divorce, and personal injury law in the state of Wisconsin. Attorney Smerlinski specializes in criminal law and can help you with DUI charges, drug charges, misdemeanor charges, and felony charges just to name a few. Smerlinski Law Office S. C. has extensive experience in divorce/family law and personal injury law. The firm has secured over 50 acquittals for clients over the years, and will work hard to get you the best results possible with your case. Contact Smerlinski Law Office today, for a free consultation, to discuss...
Katie E Babe
Pewaukee, WI Criminal Defense Attorney
(262) 347-2000	N27 W23957 Paul Road
Pewaukee,	WI 53072
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Appeals, DUI & DWI and Estate Planning
Stephen Govin
(414) 704-4889	1110 N. Old World 3rd Street
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Stephen Govin is an experienced and aggressive Criminal Defense Attorney, representing clients in state and federal courts throughout Wisconsin. He is dedicated to providing the highest level of legal services and personal care to clients facing charges from misdemeanors to serious felony offenses.
Stephen received a B.A. in Criminology from Marquette University in 1999. He attended on an athletic scholarship for soccer, where he helped Marquette reach its first NCAA Division I soccer tournament. His J.D. was earned at Marquette University Law School in 2003, focusing on criminal law from his first day. Stephen clerked for the Honorable Victor Manion in...
Taylor M. Hart
Baraboo, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 4 years of experience
(608) 355-2000	620 8th Ave.
Attorney Hart is a skilled and accomplished criminal defense attorney. He is a recipient of the Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers' Hanson Memorial Advocate's Prize, which is presented to attorneys who have won a not-guilty verdict in a homicide jury trial. He has also been named a Top 40 Under 40 Criminal Defense Attorney by The National Trial Lawyers.
The trial for which Attorney Hart won the Hanson Prize involved a count of first-degree intentional homicide, the most serious crime under Wisconsin law. Taylor was featured on WKOW 27 News after that victory. He also recently obtained acquittals on all...
Aaron W Schenk
Pulaski, WI Criminal Defense Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(920) 393-5884	141 S St. Augustine St
Pulaski,	WI 54162
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Family and Traffic Tickets
For a Green Bay Attorney that PUTS YOU FIRST, look no further! The Schenk Law Firm, LLC is a "Client-First" Law Firm serving Green Bay (Brown County), Appleton (Outagamie County), Oshkosh (Winnebago County), and all other areas in Northeastern Wisconsin & Michigan. The Schenk Law Firm provides powerful legal representation to the people of Wisconsin, we are available for 24/7 Emergency Legal Assistance 911@SchenkLegal.com as well. Our Attorneys are some of the most sympathetic and considerate. Whether you're experiencing a Criminal Felony or Misdemeanor Law Case, Traffic, Probation Revocation, Appeals, Family Law Case, Divorce, Child Custody, Tribal Court, or Federal...
Bryant McFadden
New Berlin, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 5 years of experience
(262) 518-9197	15730 W. National Ave.
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Divorce, Family and Traffic Tickets
Bryant J. Mcfadden is a partner attorney at Gatzke and McFadden Law Offices in New Berlin, Wisconsin. Serving a diverse range of clients throughout the Milwaukee/Waukesha metro region, Attorney McFadden focuses his practice primarily on family law and divorce. In addition, he also represents the rights and interests of those with legal needs involving criminal and traffic defense and business law.
A Wisconsin native, Attorney McFadden earned his undergraduate degree in business in 2012 from the Lubar School of Business at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he also received his certification in international business. Following that, he attended Marquette University Law...
Micabil Diaz Martinez
(608) 836-1444	995 Applegate Road, Suite 9
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense and Bankruptcy
Attorney Micabil Diaz has been practicing law over 30 years. His legal career can succinctly be summarized as one of service; both at the governmental and the not-for profit arena. His career includes significant litigation experience in both state and federal venues, including the military pursuant to the Uniformed Code of Military Justice. Upon his honorable discharge from military service, Attorney Diaz returned to Wisconsin where he appeared as the attorney of record in over 200 cases in courts throughout the state, representing individuals and institutions in a myriad of legal areas. As to...
Jerome Buting
Brookfield, WI Criminal Defense Lawyer with 39 years of experience
(262) 821-0999	400 N Executive Dr
Brookfield,	WI 53005
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Jerome Buting was featured as one of Steven Avery's defense lawyers in the Netflix docuseries "Making a Murderer." He has handled many high profile cases and spoken worldwide about America's criminal justice system. His first book is "Illusion of Justice: Inside Making a Murderer and America's Broken System" (Harper 2017). His current and past speaking engagements are found at http://jbuting.com/speaking-engagements/
Mr. Buting is a shareholder in the Milwaukee area law firm of BUTING, WILLIAMS & STILLING, S.C., where he practices exclusively in the field of criminal law, handling both trials and appeals. He received his B.A. in Forensic Studies from Indiana...
Michael F. Hart
(888) 565-7597	735 N Water St
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence and White Collar Crime
Michael F. Hart has been one of Wisconsin's leading criminal defense attorneys for the past twenty-nine years. His imposing courtroom presence has distinguished him as a prominent trial lawyer, and his dedication to justice has earned him the recognition of being a Wisconsin Super Lawyer by many of the state's judges and lawyers.
His successes include a variety of practice areas, and his clients range from high-profile members of the National Football League to white collar workers. Most notably, his triumphs include one of the largest defamation awards in Wisconsin history against a private individual, where Michael successfully helped his client...
Kristen Elizabeth Lehker
Madison, WI Criminal Defense Attorney
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Appeals, Bankruptcy and Divorce
Jeremiah Meyer-O'Day
Baraboo, WI Criminal Defense Lawyer with 8 years of experience
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense and Appeals
Attorney Jeremiah Meyer-O'Day has dedicated his career to the service of others and the protection of the "little guy." His legal career began at a non-profit law firm in Madison, Wisconsin, where he helped people in both criminal and civil proceedings, including evictions, collections, and family-law issues. Attorney Meyer-O'Day then joined the Office of the State Public Defender, working in the Lancaster, Wisconsin office. There, he defended people accused of crimes at all levels of severity. He has extensive trial experience, and a record of successfully litigating issues involving the violation of clients' constitutional rights. He's convinced judges to throw...
Jeffrey Kippa
Appleton, WI Criminal Defense Attorney
(920) 228-8141	135 E. College Avenue
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence and Juvenile
I opened my office in 2013 and limit my practice exclusively to criminal law. Prior to opening my office, I worked for area firms for about ten years. In deciding to limit my practice to criminal defense, I have been able to focus on helping others out of what is typically the lowest point in their life. That is the hard part about my job - always meeting people at a horrible point in their lives. The best part of my job is helping them through the process and out the other side of things. Providing answers and direction to...
Jeffrey Nichols
(608) 249-8020	2000 Engel St., Ste. 100F
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Family
Jeff practices criminal defense and family law in Wisconsin. His office is in Madison. Jeff graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1991. He received his B.S. in history in 1987.
Payal Khandhar
(608) 888-0235	2 S Carroll St Suite 230
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Traffic Tickets and White Collar Crime
I am a criminal defense attorney, by profession and by passion. This means regardless of your charges, when you are in the courtroom, I am your voice. Whether there are dozens of people supporting you, or I am the only one by your side, I will defend you. My objective is to understand you, your circumstances, and make sure that my representation fits your needs and goals. I will not only make sure that you are fully prepared and understand the process, but most importantly, I will make sure that the court understands who you are and your best interests....
David Sparr
Oshkosh, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 42 years of experience
(920) 236-3838	103 High Ave
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
I've been helping injured people obtain compensation for car accidents and injuries since 1978. We don't get paid until we get money for you on accident and injury cases.
If you have been accused of a crime, domestic abuse, OWI/DUI, or other traffic offenses, we can help in our Oshkosh office.
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Steven House
(608) 443-7522	131 W. Wilson Street
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Appeals, Cannabis Law and DUI & DWI
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
Scott McCarthy
Milton, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 29 years of experience
(608) 352-3366	205 S John Paul Road
Milton,	WI 53563
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Traffic Tickets
Scott McCarthy has been in practice since 1991 and is one of the most experienced trial lawyers in southern Wisconsin. Scott has taken countless cases to trial in Rock County, Dane County, Waukesha County, Jefferson County and more surrounding counties and counties around the State. He has won at every level including the Supreme Court Scott's success was noticed in 2007 when one of the larger firms in Madison asked Scott to join their litigation team. Scott founded the Janesviille branch of Murphy Desmond and was quickly named to the firm's Litigation Executive Committee where he helped guide the...
Matthew Goldin
(920) 235-9000	125 Church Ave.
Grew up in Chicago, Illinois. Attended Northwestern University and graduated with BA in history in 1986. Attended University of Baltimore Law School and graduated with a JD in 1991. Resided in Oshkosh, Wisconsin since 1992. Married with two children.
Jody Usow
Whitefish Bay, WI Criminal Defense Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(414) 961-9500	105 E. Silver Spring Drive
Whitefish Bay,	WI 53217
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Family
Jody L. Usow is a graduate of the Marquette University Law School and was admitted to the Wisconsin State Bar in 1986. Jody has extensive experience in civil and criminal law and is an experienced litigator having tried hundreds of cases in Wisconsin Circuit Courts. Although the focus of her practice is increasingly devoted to aspects of family law, she continues to litigate in several areas. --	Family Law and Litigation, including divorce, child custody, child support, paternity and domestic violence. In addition to representing private clients, Ms. Usow is regularly appointed as a Guardian ad Litem in...
Walter A. Piel
(877) 384-1384	500 W. Silver Spring Dr.
Suite K 200
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Appeals, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Since 1994, I have aggressively defended OWI and criminal cases throughout Wisconsin. My practice is statewide, focusing solely on drunk driving, criminal and traffic defense. I have successfully defended hundreds of OWI cases. I have been the lead attorney on more than 350 OWI jury trials.My years of experience practicing in Wisconsin and my former law clerk experience have given me a unique perspective from both sides of the aisle. I fully understand the necessity of having the representation of a qualified attorney in an OWI case.
Prior to working in Wisconsin, I was a law clerk for the...
Jason D. Luczak
Criminal Defense, Business, Insurance Claims and Municipal
Jason D. Luczak is a trial and appellate attorney at Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LL in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He represents clients in a variety of practice areas, including criminal and white-collar defense, administrative and licensing matters, and civil litigation in the state and federal courts, as well as municipal courts and administrative agencies throughout Wisconsin and Illinois. His experience includes trying serious felonies and other charges in state and federal court and briefing and arguing appeals before the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Jason is licensed to practice law in...
Margaret Susan O'Connor
Racine, WI Criminal Defense Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(262) 637-9080	Monument Square
Racine,	WI 53403
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Divorce, Family and Probate
I have been an attorney licensed to practice law for 15 years. I am also a Certified Family Mediator. I am licensed to practice in both Wisconsin and Illinois, 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, United States District Courts of WI (both Eastern and Western Districts). Practice Focus: Divorce, Paternity, Post-Judgment Matters, Child Support, Maintenance, Custody & Placement, Termination of Parental Rights/Adoptions, Children in Need of Protection or Services/Juveniles in Need of Protection or Services, Guardianships, Criminal Defense for Domestic Related Crimes.
Gordon Leech
West Bend, WI Criminal Defense Attorney with 30 years of experience
(262) 247-0080	215 N Main Street
West Bend,	WI 53095
Criminal Defense and Consumer
I am the Managing Member and an attorney with Leech Law Offices, formerly Consumer & Employment Law Center of Wisconsin. I am dedicated to representing people in defense of criminal charges and prosecuting consumer protection matters in the sale of new and used cars.
David K Anderson
(608) 204-5807	44 E. Mifflin St., Suite 801
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence and White Collar Crime
Attorney David K Anderson started David Anderson Law Office, SC in 2015. In 2017, Attorney Shaun O'Connell join the firm and soon the name of the firm was changed to Anderson & O'Connell, S.C. Attorney Anderson focuses solely on Criminal Defense. He defends individuals charged with violating Wisconsin's criminal statutes. Anderson & O'Connell, S.C. specializes in defending against OWIs, drug crimes, property crimes, domestic violence, and violent crimes. We are client focused and work hard to keep the communication channels open so our clients are not left in the dark. We will aggressively defend you and your rights all at...
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Katie Thurston and Blake Moynes Confirm Split Less Than Three Months After Engagement
Sharing a joint statement on their respective Instagram accounts, the 'Bachelorette' alums kindly ask fans to respect their privacy as they 'navigate this transition.'
AceShowbiz - Katie Thurston and Blake Moynes have gone their separate ways. Having been engaged for less than three months, "The Bachelorette" alums took to their respective social media accounts to confirm their breakup.
On Monday, October 25, the 30-year-old beauty and her then-fiance shared pictures of the two on their own Instagram page. Alongside the snap, they announced, "It is with mutual love and respect that we have decided to go our separate ways."
"We are so grateful for the moments we shared together and the entire journey that has unfolded this year, but we ultimately have concluded that we are not compatible as life partners," the exes further noted. "And it is the most caring choice for both of us to move forward independently."
Katie and Blake went on to ask fans "for kindness and privacy as we both navigate this transition." They concluded their message, "Both of us will forever want the best for one another and ask you to please support us in our decision."
The news came as a surprise since Katie shut down split rumors surrounding her and Blake more than a week earlier. Taking to Twitter, she let out a screenshot of a fan commenting on Instagram, "You and Blake are not liking each other's posts. Is all OK?"
To the question, the bank marketing manager explained, "Imagine your fiance has been on his stories for weeks in Kenya working his a** off and yet this is what some people notice." She additionally sent out a laughing face emoji. Though so, another fan insisted that "liking posts = love." In response to the statement, the TV personality replied, "I guess that's love in 2021."
Katie and Blake got engaged during the season 17 finale of "The Bachelorette". In an interview back in August, Blake shared that they will have a long-distance relationship because his job required a lot of travel.
"We need to see each other's lifestyles and our passions, our interests, and then try to see where our anchor spot will be, where all those things can kind of align and make sense for both of us," Blake elaborated. "We're going to jump around for a bit and experience what works best for us."
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Political advisor calls for more support for young entrepreneurs
(Xinhua)
BEIJING - The government should roll out more supporting policies to encourage would-be entrepreneurs and boost the country's "grassroots economy," a political advisor said.
Yan Qi, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China's top political advisory body, said many university graduates and migrant workers are willing to start their own businesses.
Yan said he handed out 4,800 questionnaires to newly employed migrant workers and college graduates to learn about their career plans.
Up to 69.9 percent of the respondents expressed the willingness of becoming "general managers" or "business owners," said Yan, who runs a private business in southwest China's Chongqing municipality.
Their ambitions are in line with the government's goal of boosting the development of micro-sized enterprises, Yan said, adding that the government can do more to help their dreams come true.
Yan said the government should encourage large enterprises to provide support for the development of micro-sized ones, citing an example of Taobao.com, China's largest online marketplace.
The company has allowed more than 100,000 people to gain employment by opening their own online shops, Yan said.
The government could offer special funding for large enterprises that are willing to help smaller companies or give subsidies to companies that train and provide management consulting services for franchisees, Yan said.
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Year of establishment: 1992 – wholesale (static) and retail trade activities.
Since 1997, it has been developing distribution activity in Ramnicu Valcea and in Valcea county, with a current portfolio of over 1,500 products.
In 2001, the fish processing, manufacturing and packing section was set up, followed by the opening, in 2002 of the first shop specialized in the marketing of fresh fish (in the central market of the town).
In 2009 the works for the new Industrial Park Warehouse are finalized, follwed by the fish processing unit at the end of the year 2015, with a processing capacity of 1,200 tons fish/year.
The fish processing unit has a capacity of about 1,200 tons / year. It can offer a rich variety of fish products and preparations: refrigerated fish, frozen fish, marinated fish, smoked fish, salted fish, and roe fish salad, and other fish preparations. The fish processing unit was recently completed on an area of 3,693 sqm (1,586 sqm, built area). Here are activities of reception, storage, processing, manufacturing, packaging and delivery of finished products. The fish processing unit of the company Magic Tic Tac Râmnicu Vâlcea uses state-of-the-art technologies in this industry, being a recently completed project co-financed by the Operational Program for Fisheries 2007-2013 (total value: 15,601,264 lei). This is where the latest manufacturing technologies meet with the experience of 15 years (2001-2016) of its own staff in the preparation and marketing fish products.
In its 24 years of activity, Magic Tic-Tac has developed an important storage capacity of goods and a distribution network. The staff involved in this activity is made up of delivery agents, administrators, manipulators, auto fleet coordinator, billing compartment, financial compartment. Storage areas total about 2,500m2.
Approx. 500 m2 are equipped with refrigerated storage areas approved for trade Community. The park owns 27 units. Distributed products: beer, wine, imported alcoholic beverages, sparkling alcoholic beverages, dairy products, natural juices, fresh and frozen fish , refrigerated and frozen poultry meat, sausages, canned fish, meat, vegetables.
The co-ordinating team of these activities has been experienced over the past 15 years fish production and 24-year food distribution. Magic Tic-Tac is a well-respected partner in its area of action, both by its business partners, public authorities and by its direct customers of these products. A rhythmic involvement in organizing actions in the benefit of people in need, increases the public image of this company.


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Born in Northern California (Bay Area), and coming from a musical family, Rob picked up the guitar at age 14 and never put it down.
Rehearsing and jamming with other friend musicians for fun, soon led to his first band in 1998 called Meltdown, a classic rock cover band where he became lead guitarist. In 1999 he left Meltdown to help form latin rock band Hollopoynt. Going from the garage to the big stage happened very quickly as Hollopoynt was given the opportunity to play a Nor Cal show called Summerfest. It was a large music festival where 8,000 to 10,000 people watched Hollopoynt perform, it had opened some doors for the band Hollopoynt with a tour offer from Low Rider Magazine. This was one of their very first shows at ages 16 to 24.
Over the years of playing countless clubs, bars, festivals, and events, the band was given opportunities to open up for many national acts. Along the Hollopoynt journey, Rob helped form and play in other bands that made a good run.
In 2004 Rob Moreno was an original founding member of hard rock band Five Star Rising, which got radio play. FSR won the battle of the bands in 2004 and was given the opportunity to open for The Spin Doctors on a giant stage. FSR also played with Crossfade in Jan 2005 with their 2004 #1 hit (Cold). Some other groups, bands, and professional musicians that Robert shared the stage with were: Queensryche, LiT, Vanilla Ice, Coolio, Sir Mix Alot, Great White, Blue Oyster Cult, Baby Bash, Metal Church, Static X, The Romantics, The Calling , Angie Aparo, The Gas Giants, ,Smile Empty Soul, Attika 7, Jeremih, DEV, Hootie and the Blowfish, Dishwalla, Third Eye Blind, Digital Underground, Frankie J, The Chesterfield Kings, Moonshine Bandits, Flying Blind, Avril Lavigne, Vudu Cafe, Jorge Santana, Salvador Santana, Performed with members of WAR and latin rock group MALO, Miles Schon Band (son of guitarist Neal Schon of Journey).
Rob Moreno also played with hard rock band Coma Bloom from 2008 to late 2010. The band won a MAMA Award (Modesto Area Music Award) in 2009 and had radio air play. In early 2010 Coma Bloom entered a large 1 month battle of the bands with 40 of the best Northern California bands. After winning the first round Coma Bloom came back to the finals and won the competition, winning $10,000 worth or recording time and more..
Currently Rob Moreno resides in northern Humboldt County CA.
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Okinawa's governor is resting comfortably in a local hospital after a light cerebral infarction Friday night.
Governor Hirokazu Nakaima was feeling uncomfortable Friday night, Vice Governor Zenki Nakazato says, but chose to go ahead with plans for leading Saturday ceremonies honoring the end to the 1945 Battle of Okinawa. Nakaima was feeling worse Saturday morning, calling his doctor to tell him "my pronunciation is something wrong. I can't talk. What's wrong with me?" Told to report to the hospital immediately after the ceremonies at Memorial Peace Park in Itoman, Nakaima led the ceremonies and even gave his speech.
Once at the hospital, doctors diagnosed the light cerebral infarction, commonly referred to as a stroke. Nakaima is hospitalized for a week, where doctors "are giving medicines and doing treatment of blood vessels to make them wider." One doctor says the Governor "has two places where blood vessels are thin, but he is doing well.
"His senses, talking, nerves and movement are well, now," one doctor reports. "He will be alright. He will be back to work July 9th. The 67-year-old governor told the vice governor he wanted to participate in the Prefecture Assembly's business meetings which run from June 28th to July 3rd, "to answer their questions", but doctors, the Assembly and the vice governor rejected his offer.


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David Pines Named as 2013 John David Jackson Awardee
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AAPT Named David Pines as the 2013 John David Jackson Excellence in Graduate Physics Education Awardee
College Park, Maryland, September 14, 2012—The American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) announced today that the 2013 John David Jackson Excellence in Graduate Physics Education Award winner is David Pines.
This prestigious award will be presented to Pines at a Ceremonial Session of the 2013 AAPT Winter Meeting in New Orleans, LA. Pines was selected to receive the Jackson Award in recognition of his authorship of "The Many Body-Problem" and "Elementary Excitations in Solids" and the two-volume text/monograph, "The Theory of Quantum Liquids," written with Philippe Nozieres.
These publications served to define and describe significant sub-fields of physics. Additionally, he is recognized as the founder of the innovative series, Frontiers in Physics, containing over 100 volumes, for which he has served as Editor since its inception in 1961. The series has been a significant source of knowledge and inspiration for graduate students in all fields of physics. To quote from the Editor's Foreword: "The series has made it possible for leading physicists to communicate in coherent fashion their views of recent developments in the most exciting and active fields of physics—without having to devote the time and energy required to prepare a formal review or monograph."
In accepting the award, Pines noted, "I am most pleased to receive this quite unexpected honor and recognition, and very much look forward to attending the AAPT Winter, 2013, meeting in New Orleans and giving the Award lecture, not least because David Jackson is a former colleague and friend of long standing."
Pines is Distinguished Research Professor at UC Davis, Research Professor of Physics and Professor Emeritus of Physics and Electrical and Computer Engineering in the Center for Advanced Study, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and retired last year as the Founding Director of the Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter, a global partnership connecting scientists who study emergent behavior in matter in its 71 branches representing 111 institutions.
Named in honor of outstanding physicist and teacher, John David Jackson, this award recognizes physicists and physics educators who, like John David Jackson, have made outstanding contributions to curriculum development, mentorship, or classroom teaching in graduate physics education. This award recognizes that great teaching CAN be done and should be expected of great scientists at leading institutions, not only from people whose primary or entire focus is on teaching
Previous winners of this award are Kip Thorne and Eugene Commins. Additional information about the award is available at http://www.aapt.org/Programs/awards/jackson.cfm.
About AAPT
AAPT is an international organization for physics educators, physicists, and industrial scientists—with members worldwide. Dedicated to enhancing the understanding and appreciation of physics through teaching, AAPT provides awards, publications, and programs that encourage practical application of physics principles, support continuing professional development, and reward excellence in physics education. AAPT was founded in 1930 and is headquartered in the American Center for Physics in College Park, Maryland.
For more information: Contact Marilyn Gardner, Director of Communications, mgardner@aapt.org, (301)209-3306, (301)209-0845 (Fax), www.aapt.org