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"View in mts 10 m. N. of Kootenai Pass". Painting by George Mercer Dawson, 1862-1863.
The other day I was attending a meeting in the Dean of Science's office, located on the second floor of Dawson Hall. I peered out, and the first thing I saw was a dell of trees—some exotic and some local, some wizened with age and some youthful and upright—where preschoolers love to play. From the Dean of Arts window, just across the hall, I can view the new outdoor skating rink created on the field in front of the Redpath Museum. About 150 years ago the view from this window would have shown a pasture with a few grazing Holstein cows on either side of a muddy track leading up to the Arts Building. At that time, Dawson Hall, located to the east of the Arts Building, would have been the home of the Dawson family, headed by McGill's fourth Principal, Sir John William Dawson; today, Dawson Hall houses administrative offices of the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Arts. The Dean of Science office occupies the Dawson family's Drawing Room, a place where they would have withdrawn from daily life and academics. The historical photo showing Principal Dawson and his wife poised for their 50th Anniversary was taken in the Dean of Arts' office which was Principal Dawson's study. Beside them to the left, on the mantle above the granite fireplace, rests a small carved Haida totem, made from green- tinted 'BC Jade' or serpentine from the northern Rockies. It was collected by their son, George Mercer Dawson, when he explored and worked in western Canada in the 1880s, meeting First Nations people and studying their languages and customs. While studying the coal deposits of the Queen Charlotte Islands in 1878, he studied, photographed, and prepared a comprehensive report on the Haida people. He also published papers about the First Nations of the Yukon, northern British Columbia, and Vancouver Island, and the Shuswap people of central British Columbia. (more…)
Published by Victor Chisholm on March 30, 2011 at 11:14 am under Secret science spots.
Brooks and Rutherford Emanate
The more physics you have the less engineering you need. (Ernest Rutherford)
Portrait of Ernest Rutherford by R.G. Matthews, 1907
Physics at McGill was born in 1891 when the tobacco manufacturer, William Macdonald, dedicated funding for a new Physics Building and for the creation of the Macdonald Chair in Physics. In 1893 the Macdonald Physics Building opened and the M.Sc. program was established.
This was almost three decades before Ernest Rutherford split the core of the atom in 1919 and declared that he had "broken the machine and touched the ghost of matter". The nucleus of Rutherford's experiments into 'transmutation of matter' had started in a basement lab of the Macdonald Physics building in 1898. His instruments and apparatus, concocted with the help of laboratory assistants out of wire, wax and glass apparatus which they blew themselves, are today preserved and exhibited at the Rutherford Physics Museum. (more…)
Published by Victor Chisholm on January 3, 2011 at 4:08 pm under Secret science spots.
The nation's timekeeper: McGill and the Dominion Observatory
Image from McGill Archives, lithograph circa 1860s: In this idealized artist's sketch, the McGill Observatory is the building at the top left side.
The Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences marks its 50th anniversary this year, but meteorological work at McGill began about 150 years ago inside a stone tower built by the Dominion of Canada to track the north star and keep time for the freight trains. Known locally as the McGill Observatory, this tower enclosed a 7-foot telescope and stood on the bluff just behind what is today the Leacock Building. "The nation's timekeeper" was housed inside this tower, and most of Canada's clocks in the last century were set by McGill's time!
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Q: What is the right query to Empty Table in MySQL? This is my code about trying to attempt to empty my table, and it doesn't work every time I use the button named delete. Does anyone know what is the right approach for this query? Please help, thanks in advance.
if (isset($_POST['delete'])) {
    $EmptyQuery = mysql_query("TRUNCATE TABLE `tblresult`", $connect);
};

  <form id="NewEvaluation" method=post action=setnewevaluation.php onsubmit="return confirm('Are you sure you want to set a new evaluation? this will empty all the table for results,evaluate,answers and finalresults.');">
 <input type="image" name='delete' id=confirm src="Confirmdean.jpg"/>
  </form>

A: The thing is here:
<input type="image" name='delete' id=confirm src="Confirmdean.jpg"/>

An image type as a submit will not process POST directives.
You need to use an actual submit type input.
<input type='submit' name='delete' value='DELETE'>

or as a button using a submit type:
<button type='submit' name='delete'>DELETE</button>

That's why your code isn't "firing up" anything inside that conditional statement and check for errors against your query also, something I said in comments twice already.
$EmptyQuery = mysql_query("TRUNCATE TABLE `tblresult`", $connect) or die(mysql_error());

A: Thank you for everyone, it works fine now. the problem was is that I used image input not the regular input type submit button. Thanks.
 if (isset($_POST['delete'])) {
    $EmptyQuery = mysql_query("TRUNCATE TABLE `tblresult`", $connect) or die(mysql_error());
    $EmptyQuery1 = mysql_query("TRUNCATE TABLE `tblfinalresult`", $connect) or die(mysql_error());
    $EmptyQuery2 = mysql_query("TRUNCATE TABLE `tblevaluate`", $connect) or die(mysql_error());
    $EmptyQuery3 = mysql_query("TRUNCATE TABLE `tblanswer`", $connect) or die(mysql_error());
    };

<form id="NewEvaluation" method=post action="" onsubmit="return confirm('Are you sure you want to set a new evaluation? this will empty all the table for results,evaluate,answers and finalresults.');">
<input type='submit' name='delete' value='DELETE'>
</form>

A: Do you receive any error messages when it does not work? How often does the command not work? The code looks correct with out seeing the other components. Maybe you could try writing the the code a little different and see if it makes a difference.
if (isset($_POST['delete'])) {
    $query = "TRUNCATE TABLE table_name";
    $EmptyQuery = mysql_query($query,$connect);
};

I agree with Dagon, TRUNCATE is the right approach for emptying a table.

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Home Politics Doctors Council Denies Issuing Anti-Govt Statement
Doctors Council Denies Issuing Anti-Govt Statement
Anti-government protesters pulling down the gate of Department of Forestry, 12 February 2014
(12 February) Contrary to media reports, the Medical Council of Thailand has not issued any statement in support of anti-government protests, said its secretary-general.
"The Council has not taken any side in politics, and we have not issued any statement concerning the current political events," Dr. Sampan Komrit told reporters.
His announcement came after a group of doctors and Public Health officials – including the Director of the Medical Council of Thailand – unveiled their demands that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra resign from her caretaker position.
The director, Dr. Somsak Lohlekha, said in a press conference yesterday that Ms. Yingluck has committed great moral crimes and damaged the nation with her corrupt policies.
Dr. Somsak also urged Ms. Yingluck to "listen to the calls for reforms", and called for her to be replaced by a "neutral Prime Minister".
However, Dr. Sampan insisted that their demands are not endorsed official by the leadership of the 47,000-member Council.
Board members of the Council will also discuss this incident in their next meeting tomorrow, Dr. Sampan said.
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Energy data: where does it come from and what is it good for?
Home / Private: Blog / Data / Energy data: where does it come from and what is it good for?
With so much talk about big data, you couldn't be blamed for thinking that it's the panacea of energy management and that the more you have, the more you can learn, and the better your buildings will perform.
When it comes to building data though, as with most things, the devil is in the detail. Your data can come in lots of shapes and sizes, from lots of different places, and these differences can have major implications for what it can be useful for, who it can be used by and, ultimately, how much value can be extracted from it.
We'll start by looking at the data that is available from your main utility meters (also known as gate meters or market meters) and then go on to discuss sub metering.
Summary: Account or billing data is typically available once a month, sometimes as infrequently as once a quarter, and often in the form of an invoice. It normally includes the total amount of energy (or water) that you consumed over the period, together with the cost of that resource. This info is widely available and it's free, but may well require some manual work to get it into a useful format.
Some retailers will provide an Excel file of all your accounts if you're a large customer, or ask nicely.
Data Quality Varies depending on how the meter is being read. This can be more of an issue if you're part of an embedded network, where the meter reading process is often still manual.
Pros Useful for long term trending and reporting for property and environmental teams and, for the finance guys, good for bill validation when crossed-checked against interval data and your tariffs (see below).
Cons This type of data is too coarse to be used to detect ongoing performance issues, such as a building running its HVAC system through a public holiday. Also, accessing and collating this type of data can be time consuming, particularly where multiple suppliers are involved.
Summary: For larger commercial buildings on Australia's east coast, day behind interval data is available as a 24-hour delayed feed of either 15-minute or 30-minute interval data. Interval data is more useful as a performance tool than monthly account data as it provides a more granular breakdown of when you're consuming energy.
Sources Your Meter Data Provider (MDP), if you're based within the National Energy Market (NEM) and you have the correct meter type. If you're in Western Australia then Western Power offer a similar data feed on a weekly or monthly basis. To find out who your MDP is contact your energy retailer. For more info on MDPs check out this link.
Data Quality High. The MDPs have processes in place to ensure meter data is complete and accurate.
Bill validation – when you apply your energy tariff to this form of data you can generate a "shadow bill" to compare to the one you got from your utility provider.
Ongoing performance management – interval data, and the ability to automate its ongoing collection and processing, make it a good starting point for identifying efficiency opportunities.
Measurement and verification of efficiency projects and building upgrades.
Because this approach leverages the existing metering reading process, no additional hardware or site visits are required.
Cons Given the data is from your main meter, identifying the specific loads that are causing efficiency issues is difficult. You may need sub metering for that. Depending on the size and geographic spread of your building portfolio you may have to liaise with several MDPs.
It's unlikely that your main water and gas meter are read remotely by your retailer, meaning that there is no automated data feed to hook into in the way that you can with your electricity meter. However you can still get your hands on good quality interval data by installing a 3G data logger or similar communications hardware.
Sources Data logger attached to your main water and gas meter.
Formats Depends on the data logger but typically csv files or a web service.
Data Quality Good, if the loggers are installed and maintained correctly. Consideration needs to be given to things like 3G network coverage.
Pros Good for leak detection and general performance monitoring.
Cons Requires the purchase, installation and ongoing maintenance of some logging hardware. In the case of gas meters you'll also need to get permission from your gas network operator before connecting up any monitoring hardware to the meter.
Summary: Near real-time data for your main electricity meters can provide updates as frequently as every minute. Whilst real time data is not always required to support building performance management, it is invaluable for clients looking to reduce costs related to peak demand at their facilities.
Sources Typically you'll need to install some additional logging hardware, however some MDPs are now beginning to offer a near real-time service in response to growing interest in demand response/management.
Formats Typically csv files or a web service.
Data Quality Pretty good if the loggers are installed and maintained correctly, although the nature of real-time data does make it more susceptible to transient issues like brief communications outages.
Critical component of demand response programs.
Identifies operational issues as they occur.
Good for educating and engaging building occupants around energy use. Nobody finds old, stale data interesting.
Can have higher costs both to set up and to maintain.
Generates LOTS of data. You need to know what you need it for.
Summary: For buildings with sub metering installed then you're going to be able to access data at a more granular level. Sub meters are pretty much ubiquitous in more modern commercial buildings where they are installed to monitor consumption through the main building systems, such as HVAC, lighting, and general power, but are far less common in older buildings. Depending on the type of sub metering and data collection system you have in place, data can be available in near real-time, or as infrequently as once a month if you're relying on a manual meter reads.
Building Management System (BMS) – many metering networks will feed data into the BMS, where it often remains, ignored and unloved. The good news is that, with a bit of work with your BMS contractor, you can normally get access to it.
Gateway Hardware – if you have a metering network that isn't connected to the BMS then you'll need a gateway device. This is a piece of hardware that is physically connected to the metering network, reads the meters on an ongoing basis and then makes that data available to other system, often in the form of a csv file export.
Manual meter reading. Not much to say here. If you're unlucky enough to only have manually read meters then you can expect the data to come through to you once a month or thereabouts, probably as an Excel file.
Formats Varies based on the data source and include Excel files through to sophisticated web services.
Data Quality Can be very variable depending on how well the sub metering network was installed, commissioned and maintained.
Pros Provides a level of insight into building performance that is simply not possible to get from your utility meter.
Cons The installation of sub metering can be expensive and, particularly in older buildings, quick complex.Generates lots of data which can be overwhelming if you don't have the right tools and experience to handle it.
Summary: The two biggest variables influencing energy performance for most commercial property are weather, in particular temperature, and occupancy. In simple terms, if the weather never changed and the occupancy levels within your building remained constant then you'd expect energy performance to flat line. Given that both weather and occupancy can vary significantly over time it makes sense to try and incorporate some of this data into your performance monitoring process.
Resources covered Temperature and humidity are the most useful here.
Nearest weather station from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) or your national equivalent.
Local weather station for the building, if it has one.
Formats Varies but common formats include manually downloaded csv files. The BOM also provide an automated data feed for the tech savvy.
Pros This data allows you to understand how changes to weather impact the performance of your facilities. There are lots of examples where this is useful, one of the most financially significant can be managing HVAC driven peak demand events during very hot or cold weather. See this article.
Cons Normalising building performance to take weather into account can be tricky and requires experience. Like any kind of statistical analysis, it's prone to abuse and misinterpretation. Be warned. You can read more about Degree Day analysis here.
Resources covered Occupancy – both in terms of typical hours that your buildings are occupied, and also the occupancy levels.
Pros Some of the best and most obvious efficiency opportunities are associated with empty buildings, or buildings with very low levels of occupancy – think late at night or over weekends, when a facility may have only a handful of people working but may still be consuming a lot of energy. More on that here.
Cons Access to good quality occupancy data and be difficult. Ideally you want real information of occupancy patterns rather than just the typical operating hours, which are much easier to find, but much less useful.
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The Andersons Finalizes Purchase of Cycle Group, Inc.
MAUMEE, Ohio, Dec. 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Andersons, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANDE) announces today it has purchased the assets of the granulation manufacturer Cycle Group, Inc.
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"This opportunity expands the reach for our Turf & Specialty Group's granulation business into a strategic geographic location that will help us better serve our customers," says CEO Mike Anderson. "In addition, we will be increasing our production and distribution capabilities, obtaining intellectual property and expanding our presence in the high-value markets of the granular business."
The purchase includes a modern facility in Mocksville, North Carolina, capable of producing 22,000 tons of granulated products with a workforce of 12 employees. In addition, The Andersons will assume and market the Cycle Group's EcoGranule brand.
"This acquisition supports our growth strategies for our premium granulation business and provides the potential for further product production in the future," says Tom Waggoner, President, Turf & Specialty Group. "Cycle Group's reputation for producing a high-quality, patented product in an environmentally safe manner is a good fit for us."
The Andersons, Inc. is a diversified company rooted in agriculture. Founded in Maumee, Ohio, in 1947, the company conducts business across North America in the grain, ethanol, and plant nutrient sectors, railcar leasing, turf and cob products, and consumer retailing. For more information, visit The Andersons online at www.andersonsinc.com.
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MAUMEE, Ohio, Dec. 9, 2013
CONTACT: Nicholas C. Conrad, VP, Finance & Treasurer, Phone: 419-891-6415, E-mail: nick_conrad@andersonsinc.com
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Tonight is the largest FACES fundraiser of the year: the 2012 auction at Andina Restaurant. We've got a number of incredible items up for auction. Check a few of them out below.
Gift certificates for: Toro Bravo, Tasty 'n Sons, Oba, Las Primas and more!
We're looking forward to seeing you there and thank you for your support! Can't attend the auction but still want to donate? You can buy honorary tickets, or donate any sum you like here.


The main tubes of the Raleigh Record Ace frame are manufactured from 531 tubing.
The forks could be specified with round or "D" section 531 tubes. D section tubes were no longer available as an option after 1949.
Pips for rear rack, or pump braze ons could be specified by customer, as could the braze on for a Sturmey Archer boss for the control wire.
531 is a seamless tubing made of Manganese Molybdenum, better than standard Cro-Mo, but time has caught up with it a little as the top tubes from Columbus and Reynolds have a higher UTS (ultimate tensile strength).
531 tubing in various forms has been around for over 60 years now. It was originally used in aircraft construction, then racing cars, motorbikes and most importantly for cycles.
In that time, as a tube set, it has notched up more Tour de France wins than any other tube set.
* ovalized and even larger diameter in the centre of the tube than the ends.
It has also been used by the master builder Horace Bates in his 'Cantiflex' frames with perhaps the weirdest incarnation being the "Curly Stays" fitted to Hetchins and now some Bob Jackson cycles.
No other manufacturer of cycle tubing offered this kind of range and flexibility (and probably will never do so again) so 531 became THE tubing for custom build frames. Its availability in a dazzling array of shapes and sizes to the custom builder meant that elements could be picked and mixed to match all different rider combinations and purposes.
It can also be cold set (bent about) which meant that if the builder wanted to widen the rear width years after the frame had been made there is no problem, and no fancy construction techniques are required to build or repair it beyond the limit on brazing temperature.
The relatively low UTS compared with the newer tubes isn't really a problem as the gauges need for touring are too thick to ever break even on a loaded bike, it only becomes a factor when the tube is drawn wafer thin then used by heavy riders, as in the past with 531 Professional.


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Archives|Cost-Cutting Medicare Law Is a Money Loser for States
Cost-Cutting Medicare Law Is a Money Loser for States
By ROBERT PEAR MARCH 25, 2005
WASHINGTON, March 24 - In passing the new Medicare law, Congress intended to relieve states of prescription drug costs for low-income elderly people. But as states do the arithmetic, many find that they will lose money, because they will have to give back most of the savings to the federal government.
The law opened a new chapter in federal-state relations, requiring the states to pay billions of dollars a year to the federal government for a Medicare benefit over which they have no control.
"This is a sea change in the state-federal relationship," said Trudi L. Matthews, chief health policy analyst at the Council of State Governments, a nonpartisan group that has been tracking trends in federalism for 70 years. "Money generally flows down from Washington to the states, but in this case it's flowing upward, from the states to the federal government."
About seven million people are simultaneously eligible for Medicaid, the federal-state program for low-income people, and Medicare, the federally financed program for the elderly and disabled.
Medicaid now covers drug costs for this group. On Jan. 1, Medicare will take over the responsibility. But under the law, states must make monthly payments to the federal Treasury to help defray the cost. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that those payments will total $89 billion over the next eight years.
People eligible for the two programs, including many nursing home residents, typically have incomes less than $12,000 a year, tend to have several chronic conditions and use exceptionally large amounts of prescription medicines. They account for about 14 percent of Medicaid recipients, but nearly half of all Medicaid spending on prescription drugs.
When Congress passed the Medicare bill in 2003, it predicted that "states will benefit significantly," and many lawmakers cited the expected savings for their states as a reason to vote for the legislation. The Bush administration still says that, on balance, "states should realize significant savings," $7.9 billion over the next five years, in part because Medicare will cover drug costs for retired state employees.
"It's pretty clear to us that states will come out ahead," Dr. Mark B. McClellan, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said in an interview last week.
But at the end of its winter meeting on March 1, the National Governors Association declared that the required state contributions, also known as clawback payments, would cause many states to "spend more in Medicaid than they would have in the absence of the law."
State officials cataloged the costs in interviews, in budget documents submitted to state legislatures and in letters to Congress, protesting the arrangement.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius of Kansas, a Democrat, said: "Should seniors have drug benefits? Absolutely. But the new law will be expensive for states like Kansas that have done a good job controlling drug costs. The law will produce a net financial loss to our state, and that's worrisome."
Scott C. Brunner, the Medicaid director in Kansas, estimated that the state would have to pay the federal government $42 million next year and $618 million over a decade.
In California, Stan Rosenstein, the Medicaid director, said the new Medicare law would cost his state $215 million in the fiscal year that begins July 1, 2006. The federal government will pick up almost $1.2 billion of drug costs now borne by California, he said, but the state's monthly payments to the federal government will total $1.4 billion. "And it gets worse after that," he added.
"We don't get any credit for the steps we've taken to manage our drug spending since 2003," Mr. Rosenstein said, noting that the state had secured larger discounts from drug manufacturers and reduced pharmacy reimbursement rates.
The law specifies how payments to the federal government are to be calculated. Payments are based on per capita drug spending for people covered by both Medicaid and Medicare in 2003, extrapolated to reflect the rapid increase in national drug spending since then.
Barbara Coulter Edwards, the Ohio Medicaid director, estimated that her state would have to pay the federal government $340 million in 2007. This, she said, exceeds the expected savings by $55.7 million.
"To come up with that money," Ms. Edwards said, "we are having to take benefits away from other people. I don't think it was deliberate by Congress, but the consequences are painful for states and for our beneficiaries."
Gov. Bob Taft of Ohio, a Republican, has proposed eliminating Medicaid coverage of vision and dental care for 800,000 adults with low incomes. That would just about cover the new expense.
Paul Reinhart, the Medicaid director in Michigan, said the law would "increase our state costs by $20 million in 2006 and $30 million in 2007."
Under the old law, Mr. Reinhart said, Michigan would have spent $210 million next year and $220 million in 2007 on prescription drugs for people enrolled in both Medicaid and Medicare. Michigan will be relieved of those costs, he said, but would have to pay the federal government $230 million in 2006 and $250 million in 2007.
Nancy V. Atkins of West Virginia, chairwoman of the National Association of State Medicaid Directors, said that while federal officials believed that the new law would provide fiscal relief to the states, "it will cost us more in West Virginia, and most states think it will cost them more."
Some lawyers and state officials have questioned whether the federal government can compel states to subsidize the Medicare drug benefit.
In rare cases, the Supreme Court has held that a federal law is "unconstitutionally coercive" if it "commandeers the legislative processes of the states" and forces them to carry out a federal program.
James N. Gardner, a former state senator in Oregon, said: "The federal government has declared unilaterally that the states owe a certain amount in perpetuity to help defray the cost of the Medicare drug benefit. The practical effect is to commandeer state legislatures as revenue-raising agents. That may not be constitutional under the doctrine of federalism, as recently articulated by the Supreme Court and lower federal courts."
For decades, Congress has induced states to cooperate with federal policy initiatives by attaching strings to federal aid for highways, schools, health care, welfare and law enforcement.
But Timothy A. Nelson, general counsel to the governor of Arizona, Janet Napolitano, said: "The clawback is very different. It's not imposing a condition on the states for the receipt of federal money. It's taking money from the states to pay for a new federal program. It's a dangerous precedent."
Other factors could also raise state expenses. State officials said they expected to see an increase in Medicaid enrollments and in their administrative costs.
"The new program will bring people out of the woodwork," said Teresa Hursey, chief financial officer of the Arkansas Medicaid program. "They'll come forward to apply for the Medicare drug benefit, and if we find that they're eligible for Medicaid too, we'll enroll them."
The Bush administration estimates that one million low-income people will learn they are eligible for Medicaid in this way, requiring $9 billion of additional state spending in the next five years.
Kevin W. Concannon, director of the Iowa Department of Human Services, said: "I'm thrilled for the people who will get drug coverage and low-income subsidies. But we do not anticipate any savings in the next five years. At the end of the day, we believe, the net effect of the law is that it will cost states more."
A version of this article appears in print on March 25, 2005, on Page A00012 of the National edition with the headline: Cost-Cutting Medicare Law Is a Money Loser for States. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe


The Kletzky family is sitting shiva for their eight-year-old son in Borough Park, Brooklyn. Typically, Orthodox and non-Orthodox Jews sitting shiva recall the lives of the deceased. For the Kletzky family, whose small boy died at the hands of a cold-blooded Orthodox Jewish man who reportedly hears voices, this is not the case.
The Kletzky family has seen a steady influx of visitors. Leiby's father Nachman received visitors in the dining room while his mother Itta and his four sisters received visitors in a bedroom. And a question arises: What does one say in this type of unprecedented tragedy?
The only tenuous condolence in this bizarre tragedy is that the Sabbath, the day of peace, will come tomorrow and the shiva will be interrupted.
Neighbors put up a sign outside of the Kletzky apartment building that said,Please be sensitive to the family. DO NOT share rumors, stories and information you have heard - at all!!
Killer Levi Aron was formally charged in a New York court yesterday after he killed Leiby, a lost Brooklyn boy walking home from day camp. Levi Aron pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder and kidnapping and is being held without bail. Police said that Aron drove Leiby Kletzky to a Rockland County catering hall and that the boy waited in the car. Aron dismembered the child later.
The 35-year-old maintenance supply worker implicated himself in the murder and told police where the child was when they arrived at his home, in his refrigerator and a plastic bag inside of a red suitcase in a trash bin.
Levi Aron also told police that he suffocated the boy with a towel and that Leiby fought back a little bit until eventually he stopped breathing. Police said that Mr. Aron had scratches on his wrists and arms, suggesting that the little boy had struggled to save his own young life.
The defense said that Aron hears voices and that he may not understand the charges against him.


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import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import matplotlib.patches as mpatches
import math

#Reads deformations.txt, generated via
#`casm query -k 'struc_score(PRIM,basis_score)' 'struc_score(PRIM,lattice_score)' 'struc_score(../NiAl-B2/PRIM-true.vasp,basis_score)' 'struc_score(../NiAl-B2/PRIM-true.vasp,lattice_score)' 'struc_score(../NiAl-HCP/PRIM,basis_score)' 'struc_score(../NiAl-HCP/PRIM,lattice_score)' relaxation_strain comp atom_frac -c selections/enumerated.json -o deformations.txt`

#Load everything as a string
stringdump=np.genfromtxt("./deformations.txt", dtype="S25")
names=stringdump[:,0]

#Recast data as float
datadump=np.array(stringdump[:,2:-1],dtype=float)

#take views of relevant columns
FCCscore=datadump[:,0]+datadump[:,1]
BCCscore=datadump[:,2]+datadump[:,3]
HCPscore=datadump[:,4]+datadump[:,5]

E11=datadump[:,6]
E22=datadump[:,7]
E33=datadump[:,8]

#Calculate strain order parameters
eta3=-(E11+E22-2*E33)/math.sqrt(6)
eta2=(E11-E22)/math.sqrt(2)

etadump=np.vstack((names,eta2,eta3)).T
np.savetxt("etadump.txt",etadump,fmt="%s")

etamat=np.array([eta2,eta3]).T

#Bin structures by type of PRIM
scoremat=np.vstack((FCCscore,BCCscore,HCPscore)).T
bestscore=np.array([np.argmin(row) for row in scoremat])  #0=FCC. 1=BCC, 2=HCP

#Write the scores out for each structure
strucscores=np.vstack((names,bestscore.astype(str))).T
np.savetxt("./strucscores.txt", strucscores,fmt="%s")

colordict={0:'r',1:'g',2:'b'}
colorscore=[]
for score in bestscore:
    colorscore.append(colordict[score])

#Apply symmetry to strain order parameters
mirrortrans=np.array([[-1,0],[0,1]])
rottrans=np.array([[-0.5, -0.5*math.sqrt(3)],[0.5*math.sqrt(3),-0.5]])

etarotmat1=np.dot(etamat,rottrans)
etarotmat2=np.dot(etarotmat1,rottrans)
etarotmat=np.vstack((etamat,etarotmat1,etarotmat2))
etamirrormat=np.dot(etarotmat,mirrortrans)
redundantcolorscore=np.array(3*colorscore)

#Specify maximum radius in eta space to get configurations from
#maxrad=0.085
#radmat=np.sqrt(eta2*eta2+eta3*eta3)
#centeredidx=[radmat < maxrad]

#plot that shit yo
fig=plt.figure()

ax=fig.add_subplot('111')
#plot symmetrized metrics
ax.scatter(etamirrormat[:,0],etamirrormat[:,1],color=redundantcolorscore,edgecolors='gray',s=50,alpha=0.5)
ax.scatter(etarotmat[:,0],etarotmat[:,1],color=redundantcolorscore,edgecolors='gray',s=50,alpha=0.5)
#plot original data
ax.scatter(eta2,eta3,s=50,edgecolors='k',color=colorscore)

ax.set_aspect('equal')
ax.set_xlim([-0.3,0.3])
ax.set_ylim([-0.3,0.3])

ax.set_xlabel(r"$\mathrm{e_2}$")
ax.set_ylabel(r"$\mathrm{e_3}$")

ax.set_title(r"\textbf{FCC strain relaxations}")
red_patch = mpatches.Patch(color='red', label=r'\textbf{FCC}')
green_patch = mpatches.Patch(color='green', label=r'\textbf{BCC}')
blue_patch = mpatches.Patch(color='blue', label=r'\textbf{HCP}')
ax.legend(handles=[red_patch,green_patch,blue_patch],prop={'size':12},loc="upper left")

plt.tight_layout()
plt.show()

#Save the configurations that are FCC
FCCindx=[(bestscore==0)]
FCCnames=names[FCCindx]
FCCfiltered=np.array(FCCscore[FCCindx],dtype="S25")

FCCdump=np.vstack((FCCnames,FCCfiltered)).T
np.savetxt("FCC_scores.txt",FCCdump,fmt="%s")

#Save the configurations that are BCC
BCCindx=[(bestscore==1)]
BCCnames=names[BCCindx]
BCCfiltered=np.array(BCCscore[BCCindx],dtype="S25")

BCCdump=np.vstack((BCCnames,BCCfiltered)).T
np.savetxt("BCC_scores.txt",BCCdump,fmt="%s")

#Save the configurations that are HCP
HCPindx=[(bestscore==2)]
HCPnames=names[HCPindx]
HCPfiltered=np.array(HCPscore[HCPindx],dtype="S25")

HCPdump=np.vstack((HCPnames,HCPfiltered)).T
np.savetxt("HCP_scores.txt",HCPdump,fmt="%s")

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Mrs. Bessie H. Olsson, 813 1st Ave., Rock Falls, died Thursday evening at Rock Falls Colonial Acres at the age of 91.
Funeral services will be held at the Wheelock-Allen Funeral home in Rock Falls on Monday at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev. David L. Beebe, pastor of the First Christian Church of Rock Falls, officiating. Burial will be in Tampico Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wheelock-Allen Funeral home on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Mrs. Olsson was born Feb. 14, 1885 in Nebraska, the daughter of William C. and Hannah Elizabeth Shelton.
Mrs. Olsson is survived by two brothers, Paul Shelton of Glendale, Calif., and H. Brittt Shelton of Central City, Neb., two half brothers, Thomas Shelton of Kaweah, Calif., and Brian Shelton and one half sister, Martha.
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ISLAMABAD, APR 14 (DNA) – Diplomats of various countries visited Yaldram shooting range in Pir Sohawa in order to take part in plantation drive. The diplomats planted saplings as part of government of Pakistan's initiative to plant more and more trees.
Col Naveed Khan CEO of Yaldram security arranged the function.
The diplomats on the occasion really appreciated Imran Khan's tourism policy. They said that Pakistan is the world's best tourism point.
The diplomats said that due to the promotion of tourism the economy of Pakistan will become very strong and will flourish and a soft image of Pakistan will be promoted all over the world.
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From 5k parkruns to setting records in the world's toughest ultra marathons, Tom Evans' rise to the top of ultrarunning in only 5 short years, has been nothing short of meteoric.
It all started with a bet. In 2016, British runner Tom Evans won the first ultra race he entered, the 'Beacons Ultra' in Wales, UK. This win led to a bet with a friend that would set the wheels in motion for the rest of his career: to enter the 2017 Marathon des Sables. He finished 3rd in this race and the following year, went on to win the CCC race at the UTMB and break multiple course records in other races. 5 years later, Tom's astounding form has continued as he has cemented himself as one of the worlds top ultrarunners. All in all, the original bet may have been small, but now Tom Evans is an athlete you can bet your house on!
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Prior to his first ultra in 2016, the only competitive running Tom had done was a 5k park run. A big factor in Tom's coming late to the sport was due to the 8 years he spent in the British Army where he rose to the rank of Captain - a career that arguably served as the ultimate preparation for a future as a professional ultrarunner. And yet, despite a comparatively short time in the sport so far, Tom has proved himself again and again up against the world's best ultrarunning talent having achieved more in 5 years than most can only dream of. His results are peppered with course records in some of the toughest races in the world and you'll rarely see him outside of the top 3.
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Perhaps it's Tom's military background, his precision approach to training or a blend of both but his unrelenting attitude towards racing is paying off, and his consistent results have been doing the talking for him. Even injury hasn't seemed to have set him back, and after taking some time off after knee surgery in 2021, Tom has picked up right where he left off in 2022 - winning both the Scafell Sky Race and the Madeira Island Ultra. Next up, Tom is back at the UTMB after a year off. "I am so excited to race the UTMB again exactly 12 months after knee surgery," he said to us, "I can't wait to give everything on that trail." All eyes will be on Tom at the UTMB 2022 as he takes on one of the biggest races in the ultrarunning calendar and he is in it to take the win.


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ESR stands for Electron Spin Resonance.
It is a phenomenon and a corresponding spectroscopic method that enables the study of various attributes of paramagnetic substances (and even more, see below). It is also often called Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR). The word 'Spin' in ESR emphasizes that the paramagnetic moments detected by the method are associated mainly by uncompensated (i.e. unpaired) electron spins. ESR spectroscopy is able to detect paramagnetic spins with an extreme high sensitivity: at room temperature the signal of a sample with roughly 1011 paramagnetic spins is readily measurable. The molar concentration of such a number of paramagnetic molecules in a solution with a volume of 0.1 cm3 is in the order of only 1 nM (10-9 mol/L)! And even higher sensitivities can be attained by performing the measurement at lower temperatures.
even though based on the same principle of operation (to be outlined below), come in various shapes, sizes and prices. The most capable and versatile ones (which we prefer to call research grade ones here) are extremely expensive devices (with a unit price easily reaching the order of 105 – 106 euros), and can therefore be afforded mainly by large research institutions only. Not surprisingly then, usually only a couple of research grade spectrometers are in operation on the national level, as is the case for example in Hungary. More affordable and compact spectrometers are offered to serve mainly particular purposes, such as higher education or the study of free radicals for example.
can also be advantageously used to obtain information on relevant properties (e.g., magnetic anisotropy, Curie temperature) of materials exhibiting spontaneous magnetization such as ferri- and ferromagnetic materials. The resonance phenomenon detected in this case is called Ferromagnetic Resonance (FMR). In contrast with ESR measurements whose interpretation in general requires the consideration of quantum physics, the theory of FMR can essentially be treated in the frame of classical physics. It may sound then somewhat paradoxical that in practice it is ESR that is often capable to paint a clear and readily comprehensible picture of the studied material, whereas the information as provided by FMR is usually rather complex. At the same time, ESR spectrometers can show an amusingly high sensitivity when used for the detection of ferromagnetic resonance. Minute amounts (even below 0.001 g) of ferromagnetic materials can be readily investigated in practice, in a routine manner.
When the size of the ferromagnetic particles decreases below the order of a few tens of nanometers, a new phenomenon called superparamagnetism sets in, which involves the fast relaxation of the particles' magnetic moment. When FMR of such superparamagnetic nanoparticles are recorded, it is sometimes referred to as Superparamagnetic Resonance (SPR) in order to emphasize the presence of effects (e.g. narrowing of the resonance spectrum) associated with superparamagnetism. Nevertheless, be it SPR, FMR or EPR/ESR, it is measured with the same equipment (i.e. the ESR spectrometer) and essentially in the same way.
of the physical, chemical, biological and medical sciences can benefit from the information accessible by the means of an ESR spectrometer: materials science, geology, archaeology, complex chemistry, radical reaction chemistry, chemical reaction kinetics, food chemistry, cell membrane biology, biochemistry, pharmacology, medical viral infection diagnosis, gene therapy and cancer therapy, and even plant taxonomy, just to name a few of the numerous examples. Obviously, ESR is a spectroscopic method with a uniquely wide range of applicability. The efficient utilization of ESR in these fields, however, requires expertise simultaneously concerning the spectrometric method and the application field in question. ESR spectroscopists therefore come from various fields, and they can have for example biology, chemistry or physics as their original background. Quite often, researchers coming from different fields work together in ESR laboratories such as to complete each other's knowledge in order to enable a more comprehensive use of their ESR spectrometer. Beside knowledge, the application of ESR in all these diverse fields can certainly also do with a great deal of creativity.
relies on the monitoring of the microwave EM (electromagnetic) radiation absorption properties of the studied material. However, as microwave EM radiation sources do not offer wide-enough frequency variability, during the ESR measurement a fixed microwave frequency is applied, and it is the microwave absorption spectrum of the material that is tuned continuously over a wide-enough range by the application of an external magnetic field. The absorption of the microwave is then monitored while sweeping the applied field over a given range, thereby observing the spectrum as a function of the external magnetic field rather than as a function of the microwave frequency. ESR spectrometers are usually operated in conjunction with a given microwave frequency range, but there are several different microwave frequency ranges for which ESR spectrometers are available. The microwave X-band is the one that is most often used, usually in between 9 and 10 GHz. At these frequencies it is usually enough to apply less than 1 T external magnetic field to make the microwave frequency coincide with a peak in the EM absorption spectrum of the studied material. ESR with microwave bands centered at higher frequencies (e.g. Q-band at around 34 GHz) requires the application of larger magnetic fields, but it offers - among others - the advantage of higher resolution in the recorded spectra. ESR used in conjunction with lower microwave frequencies (notably L-band around 1 GHz) can be advantageous as well: due to the lower loss and higher penetration depth of longer-wavelength EM radiation, the absorption characteristics of larger-volume samples can also be investigated. At L-band even a living mouse can serve as the subject of an ESR study.
about the method of ESR spectroscopy we refer to the various links available at ESR.HU. The Wikipedia and University pages linked under the menu item ESR Links above are a good starting point. Useful information and further links may also be found at the websites of ESR equipment suppliers and the ESR societies. For even more in-depth information we refer to the publications whose list is accessible via the Libraries menu item. For information on up-to-date scientific research visit the websites of the various laboratories featured at ESR.HU, and check out their material accessible via the Posters menu item.
ESR.HU aims to promote contacts of ESR laboratories with the broader scientific community as well as with actors of the chemical, pharmaceutical and further industries whose R&D can benefit from the unique capabilities of ESR spectroscopy.


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BOMBSHELL: Vaccinated adults under age 60 are dying at TWICE the rate of unvaccinated… the vaccine DOUBLES the deaths from all causes
The Office for National Statistics (ONS), a U.K.-based government reporting agency, has published new data showing that "fully vaccinated" English adults under the age of 60 are now dying at twicethe rate of their unvaccinated counterparts. On his Substack, Alex Berenson published a graph showing the difference between the two groups. While unvaccinated deaths are actually decreasing over time, … Continue reading BOMBSHELL: Vaccinated adults under age 60 are dying at TWICE the rate of unvaccinated… the vaccine DOUBLES the deaths from all causes
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BREAKING: Sweden, Denmark both ban Moderna covid vaccine for causing myocarditis in young people
After it was determined that the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) "vaccine" from Moderna causes myocarditis particularly in the young, the Nordic countries of Sweden and Denmark both banned it from being used in specific age groups. According to reports, a new preliminary analysis from Swedish and Nordic data sources found that "SpikeVax," as Moderna is now calling it, … Continue reading BREAKING: Sweden, Denmark both ban Moderna covid vaccine for causing myocarditis in young people
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Cardiologist says no case of COVID-19 vaccine-induced myocarditis is mild
A cardiologist who treated a child suffering from myocarditis – an inflammation of the heart muscle – after getting vaccinated against the coronavirus (COVID-19) told the child's mother that "no case of myocarditis is mild." Fourteen-year-old Aiden Jo received his first dose of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine on May 12. On June 10, he woke up in the middle of the … Continue reading Cardiologist says no case of COVID-19 vaccine-induced myocarditis is mild
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Exclusive: Athlete who recovered from COVID facing 'very different future' after second dose of Pfizer vaccine triggers myocarditis
Greyson Follmer, an Ohio State University (OSU) student, was an elite athlete and member of the university's chapter of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC). (Article by Megan Redshaw republished from ChildrensHealthDefense.org) But, according to his mother, the 19-year-old from Ohio is looking at a very different future now, after he developed severe heart complications following his second … Continue reading Exclusive: Athlete who recovered from COVID facing 'very different future' after second dose of Pfizer vaccine triggers myocarditis
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Exclusive: Dad says life 'not the same' for 21-year-old student who developed myocarditis after second Moderna shot
A 21-year-old New Jersey student suffered severe heart inflammation after receiving his second dose of Moderna's COVID vaccine. Justin Harrington, whose school required him to get the vaccine in order to attend classes in the fall, experienced flu-like symptoms followed by heart pain within eight to 12 hours of receiving the vaccine. (Article by Megan Redshaw republished … Continue reading Exclusive: Dad says life 'not the same' for 21-year-old student who developed myocarditis after second Moderna shot
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Israeli panel concludes Pfizer covid vaccine "probably" causes heart inflammation, especially in young people
Officials within the Israeli Ministry of Health have determined that the mRNA "vaccine" from Pfizer and BioNTech is "probably" linked to causing deadly heart inflammation, particularly in young men, following the second dose. After receiving a litany of reports about cases of heart inflammation, including myocarditis, post-injection, a panel of public health experts specializing in epidemiology, along with … Continue reading Israeli panel concludes Pfizer covid vaccine "probably" causes heart inflammation, especially in young people
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Biden pushes American children to develop serious illness or die by getting vaccinated, despite near-zero risk from covid
President Joe Biden urged the unvaccinated, including children, to get injected with the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine as the country recently recorded over one million new infections in a day. Videos of Biden emerged on social media warning American parents to keep their children away from unvaccinated people and to surround them with people who are vaccinated if … Continue reading Biden pushes American children to develop serious illness or die by getting vaccinated, despite near-zero risk from covid
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Tragic: Double-vaxxed 13-year-old dies from "unexplained cardiac arrest"
According to social media posts from the family and an obituary web page, a 13-year-old boy from New Jersey suddenly died from a heart attack on January 4, 2022, just seven months after his second Covid shot. (Article by Kelen McBreen republished from Infowars.com) A June 6, 2021, Facebook post from the child's mother, Jennifer O'Drain, shows … Continue reading Tragic: Double-vaxxed 13-year-old dies from "unexplained cardiac arrest"
More children die from the COVID shot than from COVID
The video above features Collette Martin, a practicing nurse who testified before a Louisiana Health and Welfare Committee hearing December 6, 2021.1,2 Martin claims she and her colleagues have witnessed "terrifying" reactions to the COVID shots among children — including blood clots, heart attacks, encephalopathy and arrhythmias — yet their concerns are simply dismissed. (Article by Dr. … Continue reading More children die from the COVID shot than from COVID
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Commercial pilot says his colleagues are "dropping like flies with crushing chest pains" following covid vaccinations
American pilot Greg Pearson is speaking out about a wave of post-injection illness that he says is spreading rapidly throughout the aviation industry. In a recent interview with "Real America's Voice," Pearson revealed that many of his pilot colleagues are "dropping like flies" with what he describes as severe chest pains. Pearson himself actually had to be … Continue reading Commercial pilot says his colleagues are "dropping like flies with crushing chest pains" following covid vaccinations


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How justified our lives would have been if only we were responsible for our ups and downs and wins and losses. If only nobody could have cared to predict the outcomes of our judgements and then stopped us from doing what we always wanted to.


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Raisin, the marketplace for savings and investment products, acquires German banking provider MHB Bank
Hot on the heels of raising $114 million in Series D funding, Raisin, the pan-European fintech marketplace for savings and investment products, has acquired MHB Bank of Frankfurt, its main provider of banking services in Germany. Terms of the acquisition remain undisclosed and the deal is still subject to regulatory approval. However, the moves signals a stepping on the gas for Raisin's geographical and product expansion ambitions.
In a call, Raisin CEO and founder Tamaz Georgadze explained that MHB Bank provides Raisin's banking services in its largest market Germany. This sees the bank provide Raisin with account management and customer identification, as well as powering transactions — services that require an underlying banking license.
By purchasing the bank, Raisin can bring a key part of its infrastructure in-house and also utilise the full bank license to "passport" its various financial services, including its deposits marketplace and ETF-based investment product, to other European Economic Area (EEA) countries, faster.
Georgadze says that not having a banking license has been a bottleneck to Raisin launching in more countries across Europe. Although available to customers across the EU from the get-go, Raisin has dedicated local market offerings in the Netherlands, U.K., and of course Germany.
In addition, Georgadze says the acquisition will enable Raisin to streamline the on-boarding process for deposit banks as well as distribution partnerships, such as the ones it has with O2 Banking of Telefónica Germany and challenger bank N26.
"With the changes this takeover makes possible, we will be able to offer better services more sustainably to our customers and partners," says Georgadze. "We want to grow 'deposits as a service' into a widely accepted market standard for banks across Europe". As part of this, Raisin will invest heavily in the underlying technology powering MHB Bank's banking service, which should also benefit the bank's other customers, which includes CreditShelf and Exporo.
Originally founded in 2013, Raisin set out to open up the savings deposit market in Europe by taking advantage of EU-wide banking regulation, which goes some way to creating a financial services single market. Specifically, the problem the startup solves is that saving deposit rates differ not only from one local bank offer to another but more noticeably across Europe as a whole.
The Raisin marketplace lets you shop around and compare different rates European-wide. However, the key difference to a comparison site is that, via its own bank partner, the company offers consumers a single interface that includes account opening and anti-money laundering checks, making it easy to switch and continually ensure you get a competitive interest rate.
For the banks that integrate with the Raisin marketplace, especially smaller and midsize banks, including challengers, they get exposure to customers across Europe that might otherwise never be reached. It also gives them potential access to many more deposits, which helps with their own balance sheet lending and scale.
Notably — and relevant to the announced acquisition of MHB Bank — Georgadze tells me Raisin intends to continue using Starling Bank in the U.K. for its banking services, especially in light of Brexit. MHB Bank will be used to service Raisin accounts in Germany and elsewhere in the EAA.
Meanwhile, Raisin is disclosing that it currently has more than 165,000 customers, who can choose from over 250 products offered by nearly 70 European banks. These are accessible via the fintech's seven "platforms," including via Raisin's direct-to-consumer sites and within the offerings of its distribution partners. The fintech's investors include Index Ventures, PayPal, Ribbit Capital and Thrive Capital.
This post was originally posted at http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mb3VxWEcPFc/.
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From Careers Service
Career options for Management researchers
Find out about the different career options available if you're undertaking research in Management
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Options outside of your subject
Jobs in industry
Jobs in the public sector
Other pages for researchers
Careers Service careers@bath.ac.uk 01225 386009
Broadly speaking, your options are the same as those for researchers in other disciplines; see the career options page for more details. The aim of this page is to look at some career options that may be particularly suitable for researchers in management. One important question to ask yourself is the extent to which you want to use your subject in any future career move. It's entirely your choice - you will have acquired and developed many skills during your doctorate which are complementary to the research skills and knowledge you might think define your career choice.
If you'd like to continue using your Management and would like some ideas as to how, see details of what previous Bath Management doctoral graduates have gone on to do.
This covers the most obvious choices (academic and commercial management or consultancy jobs) but there are many other options.
If you are considering management consulting, it's worth being aware that management consultancies value the high level research and problem-solving skills of doctoral graduates, and some companies, such as Mckinsey and The Boston Consulting group have specific entry routes.
You might want to move away from Management themes, but stay within your broader subject area. There are many occupations in which your PhD would be valuable, including training and development, policy, systems or business analysis, sustainability, human resources, data analytics, logistics, procurement, industrial relations and marketing, among others.
To find out more about what these jobs involve, check out the 'Information sources' section below.
If, having got to this stage, you're not sure that you want to use your Management any more, don't despair! You have many skills and experiences that are highly valuable to employers and you can choose from the huge range of graduate jobs on offer, from structured training with large financial services firms to analysing policy for governmental departments. The key is to think of the skills you have and enjoy using, and explore occupations that use them to suggest possible career options. To find out more about different types of jobs, explore the occupational profiles on Prospects.ac.uk.
You may be interested in starting your own business, or working on a freelance basis. If this is the case, take a look at the section for researchers on working for yourself, the self-employment pages on Prospects.ac.uk, the self-employment pages on the gov.uk website and the National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship website.
Some key resources to help you research career options for management researchers:
To find out more about academic career pathways in management, see the academic careers page and talk to academics in your department.
Careers Service occupational research - has other useful links relating to business, management and finance.
Prospects.ac.uk - see in particular the Options with business and management studies page.
If you are interested in operational research, check out this description and profile provided by the University of Kent Careers Service.
Association for Qualitative Research has a very useful list of qualitative research organisations and consultancies in a wide range of sectors.
Target jobs - has information, advice and vacancies relating to business, consulting and management.
University of Oxford Guide to Working in Local Government & Public Administration
Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development - Professional body for fields of human resources, training etc. Includes careers information as well as a wide variety of information on training and current trends and opinions.
Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply
Chartered Institute for Logistics and Transport - includes job vacancies and a careers section.
Chartered Management Institute - engage in research and policy work on management and business themes.
Management Consultancies Association - Organisation representing consultancy industry. Includes careers resources and vacancy listings.
University of Oxford Guide to working for think tanks
Public Affairs Links - vacancies, industry information, and advice on getting into public affairs.
Market Research Society.
This is a huge sector and so we can't provide an exhaustive list. However, these are some of the more popular places to look:
Careers Service MyFuture database - look at the vacancies relevant to your subject area and also in the sections 'For PhD Students' and 'For Postdocs'. As Bath is highly targeted by the financial and consultancy sectors, this is likely to be an excellent source of opportunities. Use the 'organisations' function to identify potential employers that you may want to work for or could approach speculatively.
Careers in logistics - for logistics and supply chain jobs
Individual company websites (use our Employer Index to search by category and link to their websites).
MarketingWeek for vacancies in advertising, PR and market research.
People Management jobs section, covering all sections of HR as well as training and development roles.
Supply Management jobs section, for jobs in purchasing and supply as well as logistics.
Top Consultant - for vacancies in management consulting.
The national press carries many vacancies, although these tend not to be entry-level positions.
Specific recruitment agencies (for a complete list visit agencycentral.co.uk).
Civil Service Recruitment - This site contains links to civil service vacancies. In particular you may be interested in in the Government Procurement Service Graduate Scheme. Entry into the Government Operational Research Service is via their graduate scheme or via the Civil Service Fast Stream.
Jobsgopublic contains a wide selection of jobs throughout the public sector, including education, health, local and central government and charities.
Local Government Jobs.
NHS Graduate Scheme (HR and General Management).
ThirdSectorJobs for opportunities in the charitable and voluntary sector.
The Research Councils also employ researchers in their work, to assess and review grants among other things, as do other funding bodies.
Policy Library - has job postings and a World Directory of Think Tanks.
Public Affairs Links - website with vacancies in the lobbying industry.
Careers Service Support
Career planning cycle
Marketing yourself as a researcher
CVs, applications and interviews
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Key careers resources


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Q: Why does print an unicode obj in ipython occur no error? I have asked A python program fails to execute in sublime text 3, but success in bash . I did some research and found it's necessary to start a new question.
In python2.7, the sys.getdefaultencoding() is ascii:
In [1]: import sys

In [2]: sys.getdefaultencoding()
Out[2]: 'ascii'

In my opinion, print an obj is equal to print str(obj). If obj is unicode, it will be encoded to ascii. For example(test.py):
#-*- encoding:utf-8 -*-
import sys
print sys.getdefaultencoding()  # ascii
print "你好"
print u"你好"  # should be an error occured: UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec...

But there is no error occured in ipython:
In [3]: print "你好"
你好

In [4]: print u"你好"
你好

Why does print an unicode obj  in ipython occur no error? My understanding is not right?

A: When printing, the default encoding is used when only when Python can't determine the terminal encoding.  Both work in your case because the first "你好" is a byte string encoded in the terminal encoding already.  The second u"你好" is a Unicode string that will be encoded in the terminal encoding, which the former command already shows supports Chinese.
ascii is used when Python 2.X coerces a Unicode string into a byte string.  for example, the statement u'你好'.decode('utf8') is a common error where .decode() is being called on a Unicode string, but only byte strings have a .decode() method.  Python then attempts to encode the Unicode string using the default ascii codec to a byte string, so that .decode() can be called.
Example below, but note it is an encode error not a decode error:
>>> u'你好'.decode('utf8')
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<interactive input>", line 1, in <module>
  File "d:\dev\Python27\lib\encodings\utf_8.py", line 16, in decode
    return codecs.utf_8_decode(input, errors, True)
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 0-1: ordinal not in range(128)


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Longtime Triad-area, marriage equality advocate Pearl Berlin passes at 93
Matt Comer	on May 18, 2018
Lennie Gerber and her wife, Pearl Berlin. Berlin passed away on May 17, 2018, at 93 years old.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Longtime LGBTQ and marriage equality advocate Pearl Berlin passed on May 17, 2018. Berlin was known for her support of local, regional and national LGBTQ equality causes and for her and her partner Lennie Gerber's long fight for marriage equality. Berlin was 93 years old.
Berlin and Gerber worked closely with several organizations, including as supporters of the Human Rights Campaign.
"Pearl Berlin was a fierce advocate for equality who fought injustice on behalf of all North Carolinians. Alongside her wife Lennie, Pearl helped bring marriage equality to the Tarheel State, and she was a driving force against the discriminatory HB2 law," HRC President Chad Griffin said in a statement on May 18. "Pearl's smile and wit were infectious, and she endeared herself to countless people across the country through her fearless advocacy. All of us at HRC are deeply saddened by her loss, but we are also deeply grateful to have known Pearl during her extraordinary life. Our hearts go out to her beloved Lennie and the many family members and friends who knew and loved Pearl."
Together with her wife, Berlin was party to the lawsuit which ultimately overturned North Carolina's anti-LGBTQ marriage amendment. The couple were profiled in a documentary and several online videos, ads and campaigns with HRC and Equality North Carolina advocating for marriage equality.
The two women met in 1967 and after 43 years together were wed in Maine in 2013.
Berlin and her wife would have celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary next month.
qnotes will feature more on Berlin's life and legacy in our next print edition on June 1.
Survey: N.C. one of only 6 states where majority doesn't support marriage equality
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Equality NC recognizes 2010 Equality Champions
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Q: Scrolling two UITableViews together I have a weird design case in which to implement I need to place two UITableViews on the same view. I would just use sections, but I need an index on the second table.
I'd like them to both scroll together like they were actually two sections of the same table view. Is this possible?
Here's a basic mockup illustrating why:

As far as I understand it, you cannot move the index. Also, when you add an index to a table, it appears over the entire tableview, not just one section.
If I have to implement this as two table views, they both need to scroll as if they were one. If it's possible to do this using sections, that's even better.

A: Update
After seeing your update my old answer is not very good but I'll leave my previous answer for anyone else who wants it.
New answer - It depends how you want the tables sync'd.
If you know

*

*Which cells are in the top 5

*How tall each cell is

*The offset the table view

Then you can calculate which cell is visible at the top of the top 5 table. You can use this information to scroll the bottom table to the correct index.

Old answer
I'm with the other guys not sure why you would want to or if I am misinterpreting but it's pretty simple.
UITableView is a subclass of UIScrollView so you can set yourself as the UITableViewDelegate and override
- (void)scrollViewDidScroll:(UIScrollView *)scrollView;
{
    UITableView *slaveTable = nil;

    if (self.table1 == scrollView) {
        slaveTable = self.table2;
    } else if (self.table2 == scrollView) {
        slaveTable = self.table1;
    }

    [slaveTable setContentOffset:scrollView.contentOffset];
}

This gives me something that looks like this:

The top UITableView is self.table1 and the bottom is self.table2 if either table is scrolled the scrolling is mirrored in the other table.

A: in swift this code:
func scrollViewDidScroll(scrollView: UIScrollView) {
    if tb_time1 == scrollView {
        tb_time2.contentOffset = tb_time1.contentOffset
    }else if tb_time2 == scrollView {
        tb_time1.contentOffset = tb_time2.contentOffset
    }
}

A: From the mock-up it seems like this can be accomplished with a single UITableView with two sections.
Instead of maintaining two tableViews you could maintain two collections (one for each section). Then in cellForRowAtIndexPath choose the collection to use based on the section specified in the indexPath.