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Trip planned to Oregon this august 1st to 2nd week looking for good summer steelhead water. Staying in Bend for 3 nights then on Umpqua for 2 days, followed by south to north coast trip over 5 nights. Fishing time somewhat limited as this is family trip but we will have a few flyrods and gear. Which rivers are most productive and any particular stretches. Summer fly info would be helpful as well, hook size ? No I don't want your best personal hole but some help so I can help my kids catch a few nice fish. Anyone traveling east to Lake Erie or Ontario tribs I am more than happy to help out, as I put in many hours on these streams.
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Hi, Ed,
Summer steelhead will be in the Deschutes during your stay.
The lower Deschutes, that is, the lower four miles of river is easily accessible by hiking, and the the lower two miles of this stretch are reserved for bank angling. You want to fish early and late. I'd hike up the west side from the parking lot at Heritage Landing until I was well above the first rapid (Moody). If you do this, you should see a cable trolley crossing the river in the flat water above the rapid. There is good fly water for almost a mile upstream from this point. You'll see other anglers aplenty along here, but you should be able to find a place to fish easily enough.
This area is a long way from Bend, however; although you can reach the area driving north on Hwy 97.
Fly tackle would be six-to-eight weight rods with floating or sink-tip lines. Good flies at this time of year are the Green Butt Skunk, Street Walker, Freight Train and anything bright. No. 4 hooks would be fine.
If you are a Spey caster, you'll find your skill fits well with the Deschutes, as the banks are crowded with alders along most of the drifts.
Most anglers use a modification of greased line technique, casting a bit downstream from straight across, and mending as needed to keep the fly swimming across the current at a steady speed.
You didn't mention how old your kids are and what tackle they would be fishing with. Steelheading is challenging at the best of times. It's not uncommon (at all) to get royally skunked; so, if the kids are little, tire easily, or get bored when they're not catching anything, steelheading may be something you might want to postpone for them for a while. Near Bend, there's an abundance of trout fishing, both stream and lake, which might provide them a more exciting and satisfying time.
The North Fork of the Umpqua, of course, is a notorious summer steelhead stream. There's roughly forty miles of the river reserved for fly-fishing only, and people come from all over the West (and world, for that matter) to fish its storied pools. Good information on where and how to fish could be obtained from the local fly shops.
Even if you don't catch a fish, casting through the famous pools and runs near Steamboat is an experience I think you will really enjoy. The beauty and ambiance of this area will stay will with and your kids long after your short trip is over. Also -- practically all of the fishing is accessible by road.
Hope this helps,
-- Eric
Thanks Eric
Thank you for the great info. We are staying in Idleyld Park for 2 days and this may be my best chance to fish early and late as you remarked as we are staying right on the river. The kids are 8,11 and 13 so they have a little staying power and all fly fish. I have been reading about the North Umpqua and I like my spot just downstream from Rock Creek as well as the Steamboat area . I agree just to fish these waters will be great I sure would like to add a searun steelie to my photo album. Well thaks for the great info.
Given where your staying on the NU, a trip to Joe Howell's "Blue Herron" fly shop is a MUST ... just leave your wallet back at camp.:hihi: Joe's been at the same location for well OVER 20 years and is on a first name basis with each and every rock.
Don't know if your intent is to get as far down (south on I-5) as the Rogue, but that's my 'home waters.' If that's in your game plan, by August there are lots of summer runs, especially in the Grants Pass area. Lots of public access, etc.
If you'd like further info send me a e-mail/phone number and I'd be happy to give you a who, what, where, and when. One other phone number you'll want is the fish count figures from Gold Ray damn located just north of Medford. 800 472 2434
This will give you the numbers into just the top 30 miles of the Rogue.
Forgot to ask: are you 'camping,' or in a motor home? Ask, as there are a few great places to stay (Valley of the Rogue Park, etc.) that are right on the river and have good access to water worth fishing at their door-step.
While on the NU, take the family, drive 12 miles up Steamboat Creek, and stop at the Fishwatch trailer. Head down the path to look at the pool. By early August there will be hundreds of steelhead in the pool, protected by my friend and Fishwatcher Lee Spencer. Lee is a fascinating guy, and will educate all regarding the life histories and trials of NU steelhead, plus other interesting topics if you wander there. He's an archeologist by training, and if you are real nice and your kids are careful, he may show you one of his atlatls.
If, after the visit, you found the side trip worthwhile, consider a donation to the NU Foundation.
One other thing...don't have high hopes for numbers of fish. Be very pleased if you hook one in your time on the river. The river is tough and popular, and August can occasionally see some serious heat and warm water. It is an even more difficult river for kids, because the wading can be a serious challenge, and short stature can be a significant disadvantage. But is a great and beautiful river, and it is entirely possible that you and/or your kids will find success with the fish. Just don't go in with the illusion that because it is a great river you will find steelhead at the end of your line. Everybody that fishes it gets skunked on the NU at one time or another. Though I know the river pretty well, I still get skunked most of the time. Of course, I am very particular about where and how I fish (the people concentrate where the fish concentrate, and I head where the people aren't), but the point is that it is tough.
Well stated
As I read this, I've added to my list of things to accomplish as an angler. I need to spend an afternoon chatting with Mr.Spencer at this pool.
All excellent advice above. I second stopping to visit Lee Spencer on Steamboat Creek. Lee is an amzing person and his knowledge about steelhead is second to none.
As mentioned above, to fish the most productive parts of the Deschutes (for steelhead) that time of year, will be a long haul from Bend (1-1/2 - 2 hours each way). In Bend, you are going to have tons of flyfishing opportunties for the kids within a one hour drive. You can head up to the high lakes on Century Drive, hit the upper Deschutes, Little Deschhutes, Fall River, and also hit the Crooked River which is a great river for beginners (note: the Crooked runs through the the desert so it may be very hot that time of year). I would also highly recommend at least one night or morning on the Metolius. It is a spring creek and very difficult to fish, but it is a river of jaw dropping beauty. I have fished all over the West, and to me the Metolious epitomizes the perfect trout stream. However, being a spring creek, the fishing can be very difficult and skunkings are common. It is located in a paradise of ponderosa pines and there is lots of hiking and exploring to do in the area for any non-fishers in the familly.
If you happen to swing through Portland, shoot me an e-mail. There are already summer steelhead in some of the rivers surrounding Portland.
As you probably know, August can be a tough month for fishing anywhere, but I think you will have a wonderful experience in Oregon that time of year. The diversity of the geography and fishing is amazing.
Now here's an understatement!
"It is an even more difficult river for kids, because the wading can be a serious challenge, and short stature can be a significant disadvantage."
The North Umpqua is THE toughest river to wade I've ever experienced. The bottom (in the main) is flat, highly pollished, HARD lava sheets. Regular studded boots will slide right off of it ... NO KIDDING:eek: . For footing you need something like 'Stream Cleats' that have soft alum. bars on the bottom. This WILL stick on the bottom where nothing else will.
The other thing is the optical qualities of the water itself. Again, like nothing I've ever seen before. You have NO idea how deep the water is in front of you so bring a wading staff. This will help you stay 'up-right' and give you a 'prob' to test the water debth before you take that extra (PLUNK:whoa: ) step forward.
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Campus hosts opera theater, Aug. 8-22
Posted August 5, 2004; 05:21 p.m.
The Princeton Summer Theater will host the New Jersey Opera Theater Aug. 8-22, in the Hamilton-Murray Theater on campus.
The festival, which will feature music ranging from 20th-century opera to American musical theater, will offer operas and a concert series. It will bring internationally known opera singers, conductors and directors together with some of the country's most gifted young singers.
Operas to be performed are: Mozart's "Don Giovanni," Aug. 16 and Aug. 20; Britten's "Albert Herring," Aug. 17 and Aug. 21; and Ravels "L'enfant et les Sortileges" and Offenbach's "Ba-Ta-Clan," Aug. 18 and Aug. 22.
The festival's Summer Concert Series, from Aug. 8-19, will offer lighter, more varied performances ranging from German lieder and French chanson to fully staged musical theater.
For a complete schedule, visit the New Jersey Opera Theater's Web site . For tickets, which range from $15 to $25, call the Hamilton-Murray Theater at (609) 258-7062.
Contact: Ruth Stevens (609) 258-3601


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Well, a month later, and I decided to write to myself again. Once a month ain't bad. People shouldn't think that I'm that crazy for writing to myself once a month.
I'm not really sure what I have to say today. My life is currently all about the 2.6 kernel and managing deadlines for various conferences.
The code freeze for 2.5 is looming. I don't really care. I have all necessary changes in. At least, I think I do. I suppose something could come up, but I'll deal with that if/when it happens. The last fews cleared up the last of my pending changes: I finally shrank the sysfs methods so that attributes may look like
struct device_attribute { struct attribute attr; ssize_t (*show)(struct device * dev, char * buf); ssize_t (*store)(struct device * dev, const char * buf, size_t count); };
It was somewhat of a PITA, as I initially removed the 'size_t count' parameter from the store() methods, and Linus pulled while telling me it was bad interface. 'Well duh, of course it is,' I thought. So, I had to re-fixup all the implementors. Ugh.
I leave for sunny Australia in three days. I can't wait to be someplace above freezing.
Speaking of freezing my cute little buns off, I found this chart of wind chill the other day.
The deadline for OLS paper proposals is coming soon (in two days). I need to figure out something to talk about. Or, decide to talk with Greg. Blah.


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Hey, i recently bought the official book (8th edition) from safari books online and i have some questions:
1. i cant get any compiler to run opengl on c++, can you give me one that i should use? and how can i get it to work? (glut not working either)
2. where can i get the sample from the book? i mean there are function's that they make and i wanna see how they make it.
3. the book is a little hard for me because im kind of new to all that stuff (not programming) and i wanted to ask you how can i
learn what is all that shader stage's and stuff because it's really hard for me to get it and im trying really hard..
is there a site or something that explain it a little bit more understandable for me?
(my english is not that good and i some words may cause me some problems to understand and i really want to understand all of the book..)
if you guys could help me out that would be great!
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By Tiernan Ray
Here are some things going on this morning in your world of tech:
Last night, of course, was the formal filing of the prospectus for Twitter's initial public offering, showing sharp user growth but also deep net losses.
Morningstar's Rick Summer this morning observes that "the firm's unique competitive positioning and financial results so far are encouraging," but that "as other social networking companies on our coverage list range from modestly overvalued (Facebook (FB)) to inexplicably overvalued (LinkedIn (LNKD)), we believe Twitter's IPO pricing may reflect a similar level of optimism, so we caution investors to be sensitive to valuation."
A point of speculation is what exchange Twitter will go with. CNBC's Julia Boorstin this morning reported that she saw Bob Greifeld, the CEO of Nasdaq, going into the Twitter headquarters in San Francisco. When she asked him why he was there, he remarked, "It was just a beautiful day." Boorstin reports Twitter told her it is still considering both the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.
Shares of Apple (AAPL) are down $2.98, or 0.6%, at $480.43, following a couple of positive reports on the iPhone 5S, which went on sale two weeks ago.
Canaccord Genuity's Mike Walkley writes that "Our September surveys indicated very strong initial sales and back orders for the iPhone 5s and strong iPhone 5c sales at the four tier-1 U.S. carriers and also in international markets."
And Rob Cihra with Evercore Partners writes that he's raising his December-quarter estimate for iPhone sales to 56 million from 54 million previously, based what he perceives as "good iPhone momentum."
Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster writes that his tracking of 60 Apple stores showed better inventory of the 5S than at this period in the debut of the iPhone 5 last year, "at least one model on AT&T, Verizon, or Sprint at nearly every Apple Store we checked," compared to zero availability of the iPhone 5 last year. "We believe that the iPhone unit number we see in December is more likely to be a true indicator of consumer demand as it appears early supply issues will be fully rectified early in the quarter.
Samsung Electronics (005930KS) pre-announced its sales rose to a range of ₩58 trillion to ₩60 trillion, while operating profit rose to ₩9.9 trillion to ₩10.3 trillion. At the mid-point, that is slightly lower than Street estimates for ₩59.7 trillion in revenue, but the operating profit is above the consensus for ₩9.97 trillion.
Mark Newman of Bernstein Research, who has an Outperform on the stock, writes that "Recently, fear was growing that there would be a major miss as several sell-side estimates were revised down considerably and the company's stance had grown subtly more cautious with regards specifically to Q3'13 OP."
"These fears were proven wrong today."
Another one reporting today is HTC, which pre-announced it expects revenue of $47.05 billion in New Taiwan dollars, and a net loss of $3.50 billion.
William Power with R.W. Baird, who has a Neutral on the stock, writes that the results were "up from a very weak August report of NT$13.2 billion, though still down 14.3% YOY. " The net loss was worse than the $2 billion he was modeling.
"With two new iPhone devices, the recent launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and the continued success of the Samsung Galaxy S4, the competitive environment at the high-end remains challenging."
The Street today is reflecting on statistics for the semiconductor industry released this morning by the Semiconductor Industry Association that showed sales of chips rose 6.4% in August from a year earlier, to $25.87 billion, the largest year-over-year rise since March of 2011. It is the sixth consecutive monthly increase, notes the organization, and a lot that has been growth in the Americas region, which rose 23.3%.
Bernstein's Stacy Rasgon, reviewing the numbers, writes that the month-over-month decline of 0.6% was slightly worse than a typical 2.9% increase. Rasgon notes that, "August DRAM $/bit and NAND $/bit ASPs roughly flat MoM," which is consistent with what Bernstein has been anticipating.


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Mayor proposes $500K more for Overture in budget
Common Council to make final budget deliberations Tuesday
MADISON, Wis. - Eleventh-hour budget changes from the Madison mayor's office could bring compromise to center stage as the mayor revises his funding plans for the Overture Center.
Mayor Paul Soglin's newest budget amendment proposes providing $500,000 more to the Overture Center than his original budget package, for a total of $1.35 million.
"It reflects my willingness to compromise on a couple of points, and while I don't want to be a party to certain practices, if they are contained and limited, I won't stop it," Soglin said.
The extra $500,000 comes with conditions, which include Downtown Madison Inc. and Friends of Madison Parks delivering private contributions for the reconstruction of Lisa Link Park.
Overture Center officials thanked the mayor for the new proposal, but they also pointed out the new funding numbers still fall short of the $2 million the city promised in an agreement made in 2010.
"It's not shocking that we've sort of come back to this every year, but it was a little unexpected. It's not bad, either. This is good, Madison-style democracy," said Robert Chappell, Overture Center spokesman.
Soglin's new proposal also drops the 25-cent bus fare hike in his original budget proposal.
The Madison Common Council will make final budget deliberations on Tuesday.


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'Gravity,' 'American Hustle' lead Oscar nomination fieldJanuary 16, 2014 9:13 AM
Hollywood, we have liftoff.
The 3-D technological wonder "Gravity" and con-artist comedy "American Hustle" each picked up 10 Oscar nominations today, including for best picture. The field of nine top nominees also includes "12 Years a Slave," "Captain Phillips," "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Nebraska," "Dallas Buyers Club," "Her," and "Philomena."
Actor Chris Hemsworth and Cheryl Boone Isaacs, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, revealed the nominations this morning in Beverly Hills. Ellen DeGeneres will host the 86th Academy Awards on March 2, from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
A closer look at the Oscar nominations
The PG's Sharon Eberson and Barbara Vancheri take a look at the Academy Award nominations and discuss the snubs and surprises. (Video by Melissa Tkach; 1/16/2014)
Compared with fellow nominees such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Matthew McConaughey, Chiwetel Ejiofor was an unknown to many moviegoers. Until, that is, they watched his portrayal of enslaved free man Solomon Northup and saw his eyes burn with determination as he vowed, "I don't want to survive. I want to live!"
The London-born actor is the face, in every way, of the scorching drama about a husband, father and musician lured to Washington, D.C., under false pretenses, drugged and sold into slavery.
Mr. Ejiofor was nominated along with Christian Bale as a fraudster in the thick of Abscam in "American Hustle"; Mr. McConaughey as a Texan with AIDS in "Dallas Buyers Club"; Bruce Dern as a gullible retiree who believes he's won a million dollars in "Nebraska"; and Mr. DiCaprio as a stockbroker given to Roman emperor-style excess in "The Wolf of Wall Street."
Cate Blanchett, recently called "one of the two greatest living actors" (alongside Meryl Streep) by her "Monuments Men" director George Clooney, enters the best actress contest as the front-runner for "Blue Jasmine." The Woody Allen drama, which partially takes its name from the song "Blue Moon," shows what happens when comfortable cocoons of wealth and lies are stripped away and those inside are left exposed.
Also nominated for leading actress: Sandra Bullock as a first-time astronaut stranded in space in "Gravity"; Amy Adams as a con woman who reinvents herself, down to her English accent, in "American Hustle"; Judi Dench in "Philomena," about an Irishwoman looking for the son taken from her 50 years earlier; and Ms. Streep, picking up an 18th nomination for her pill-popping, ailing matriarch in the screen version of the play "August: Osage County."
The competition for supporting actress pits a Hollywood favorite — Jennifer Lawrence in "American Hustle" — against stunning newcomer Lupita Nyong'o from "12 Years a Slave." The Yale film school graduate, born in Mexico and reared in Kenya, emerged from a field of 1,000 actresses (director Steve McQueen likened it to searching for Scarlett O'Hara) to play the role of Patsey.
Also nominated: June Squibb, "Nebraska"; Julia Roberts, "August: Osage County"; and Sally Hawkins, "Blue Jasmine."
Lending masculine support and being rewarded with nominations: Jared Leto, "Dallas Buyers Club"; Michael Fassbender, "12 Years a Slave"; Barkhad Abdi, "Captain Phillips"; Philadelphia native Bradley Cooper, "American Hustle"; and Jonah Hill, "The Wolf of Wall Street."
Competing for top director are David O. Russell for "American Hustle," Alfonso Cuaron for "Gravity," Alexander Payne for "Nebraska," Mr. McQueen for "12 Years a Slave" and Martin Scorsese, "The Wolf of Wall Street."
Notable absences: No Oprah Winfrey or Forest Whitaker from "Lee Daniels' The Butler," no Robert Redford for his tour de force in "All Is Lost," no Idris Elba for his portrayal of Nelson Mandela in "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" and no love for "Saving Mr. Banks" starring Tom Hanks (also skunked for "Captain Phillips") as Walt Disney and Emma Thompson as the author of "Mary Poppins."
One of the nominees for best foreign language film —Italy's "The Great Beauty" — is now playing at the Regent Square Theater and another, "The Broken Circle Breakdown" from Belgium will open there on Friday. Rounding out the field: "The Hunt" from Denmark, "The Missing Picture" from Cambodia and "Omar," Palestine.
Other Oscar snapshots
You never know: "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa" scored a nomination for its makeup and hairstyling by Stephen Prouty who transformed Johnny Knoxville into an 86-year-old traveling cross-country with his grandson.
All about animation: In contention for best animated feature: "The Croods," "Despicable Me 2," "Ernest & Celestine," "Frozen" and "The Wind Rises."
Writers rooms: Original screenplay nominees are "American Hustle" by Eric Warren Singer and Mr. Russell; "Blue Jasmine" by Mr. Allen; "Dallas Buyers Club" by Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack; "Her" by Spike Jonze; and "Nebraska," Bob Nelson.
Adapted screenplay nominees: "Before Midnight" by actors Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke and director Richard Linklater; "Captain Phillips" by Billy Ray; "Philomena" by co-star Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope; "12 Years a Slave" by John Ridley; and "The Wolf of Wall Street," Terence Winter.
First-timers: In the acting categories, eight performers are first-time nominees. Seven, including Mr. Bale, who was also outstanding in the filmed in Pittsburgh "Out of the Furnace," are previous acting winners.
Red carpet redux: Among this year's acting nominees, Mr. Cooper, Ms. Lawrence and Ms. Adams also were nominated a year ago. Ms. Lawrence is also the youngest three-time acting nominee at 23 years old. Teresa Wright was 24 when she received her third in 1942.
A full house: A year ago, "Silver Linings Playbook" became the first film to receive nominations for picture, directing, writing and all four acting categories since "Reds." Now, Mr. Russell repeats that feat with "American Hustle."
Two for the record books: As noted, Ms. Streep extended her lead as the most nominated performer with 18 while Mr. Allen added to his record with his 16th.
Pittsburgh accents: Aliquippa native Joe Letteri, a four-time winner who also was honored with a separate Scientific and Technical Award, is part of the visual effects team nominated for "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug."
Carnegie Mellon University graduate John Wells directed "August: Osage County" while three other alums — Zachary Quinto, Corey Moosa and Neal Dodson — helped to produce "All Is Lost," nominated for sound editing.
Choreographer Rob Ashford, a graduate of Point Park University, is one of 13 key members of producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron's production team. He worked on two previous Oscar telecasts, including last year's show and the awards in February 2009, for which he won an Emmy.
By the numbers: The voting pool for Oscar is 67 times larger (and far broader) than the Hollywood Foreign Press Association which numbers almost 90. An estimated 6,028 people can vote for the Oscars. The best picture nominees emerged from 289 eligible movies, which was seven more than eligible a year ago.
Hollywood host: She has a long way to go to match Bob Hope (19 times as host) but Ms. DeGeneres has been there before. She proved herself an amiable host in February 2007 when "The Departed" took the top prize and acting honors went to Forest Whitaker, Helen Mirren, Alan Arkin and Jennifer Hudson. ABC, as usual, will televise the ceremony.
Hooray for heroes: Expect the Oscar telecast to honor big-screen real-life heroes, superheroes, popular heroes and animated heroes, both past and present, as well as the bold filmmakers who bring them to life, producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron announced this week.
"We wanted to unify the show with an entertaining and emotional theme," said Mr. Zadan and Mr. Meron.
"People around the world go to the movies to be inspired by the characters they see on the screen. By celebrating the gamut of heroes who have enriched our movie-going experience, we hope to create an evening of fun and joy. And that includes the filmmakers and actors who take risks and stimulate us with provocative subjects and daring characters. They are all heroes in the cinematic landscape."
Movie editor Barbara Vancheri: firstname.lastname@example.com or 412-263-1632. Read her blog: www.post-gazette.com/madaboutmovies.


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New NEH Grant Opportunity
The Division of Public Programs at the U.S. National Endowment for the Humanities funds humanities projects that are intended for broad public audiences at museums, libraries, historic sites and other historical and cultural organizations.
New application guidelines are now posted on the NEH Web site (www.neh.gov) for our America's Historical and Cultural Organizations: Planning and Implementation grants. The next two deadlines are January 9, 2013, and August 14, 2013.
Grants support interpretive exhibitions, reading or film discussion series, historic site interpretation, lecture series and symposia, and digital projects. NEH especially encourages projects that offer multiple formats and make creative use of new technology to deliver humanities content.
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Any news on the Qualifying callbacks today?
Any news on the Qualifying callbacks today?
Congratulations to Cornbread and Marc Patton for winning the Derby!
Big Congrats to Sandy Sanders, Jerry Day and Macon on their Win in the Q!
Congratulations to Sandy Sanders, Macon and Jerry on their win. I hadn't seen Jerry in approximately 10 years but some things never change, he is always the gentleman and from what I hear a pretty good dog trainer. Haha, keep up the good work appears to be a good team in the making.
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Kitt Peak National Observatory (KPNO), a division of the National Optical Astronomy Observatory (NOAO), anticipates being able to offer six research assistant positions for the summer of 2015 through the NSF-funded Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program. The KPNO REU program provides an exceptional opportunity for undergraduates considering a career in science to engage in substantive research activities with NOAO scientists working in the forefront of contemporary astrophysics. Each REU student is hired as a full-time research assistant to work on specific aspects of major ongoing research projects at NOAO which include the origin, nature, and evolution of stars, galaxies and stellar systems, observational cosmology, analysis of Hubble Space Telescope and Spitzer Space Telescope images,and Kepler Mission light curves. As part of their research activities, REU students develop expertise in astronomical data reduction and analysis.
Participants must be citizens or permanent residents of the United States. The positions are full-time for 10 to 12 weeks between June and August, with a preferred starting date in early June. A salary of $800.00 per week and funds to cover travel to and from Tucson, Arizona, are provided. Summer housing is the responsibility of the student. Completed applications including applicant information, official transcripts, and at least two (2) letters of recommendation needed to be submitted no later than Friday, January 30, 2015.