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The Nausicaans were a humanoid species whose homeworld was Nausicaa. (TNG: "Tapestry"; ENT: "Fortunate Son") They occupied a region of space located in the Alpha Quadrant. (VOY: "Q2")
Physiology Edit
Nausicaans were large aliens renowned for having a lack of subtlety and a surly, ill-tempered manner. They were generally tall humanoids surpassing two meters in height, with great physical strength. Their faces were commonly ashen in color and were distinguished by a prominent bone structure, with sharp tusks protruding at either side of their mouths. Some Nausicaans also had a line of four small horns that ran vertically down the forehead, though this trait seemed to have become less common by the 24th century. (TNG: "Tapestry"; ENT: "Fortunate Son", "Canamar", et al.) In some ways, Nausicaans were physically similar to the Chalnoth and the Kradin. (TNG: "Tapestry", "Allegiance"; VOY: "Nemesis")
According to Doctor Phlox, the Nausicaan adrenal gland gave off a fragrance not unlike the scent of some female Humans' sweat after performing exercise. (ENT: "Fight or Flight")
The Nausicaan speaking voice was deep, with a distinct accent. However, they were commonly the silent, brooding type.
History Edit
During the 22nd century, the Nausicaans were well-known pirates, attacking freighters in various sectors for years. The ECS Horizon had a run-in once with some Nausicaan pirates.
In the year 2151, Earth Starfleet made first official contact with the Nausicaans when the Earth starship Enterprise NX-01 intervened in a conflict involving the ECS Fortunate and a force of Nausicaan pirates. In that point in their history, despite their renegade behavior, they were seen working in larger groups, like a military. (ENT: "Fortunate Son") Such organization in their society and space ventures, however, seems to have apparently dissolved in later years.(citation needed • edit)
In the mid-2320s, Cadet Third-Class Jean-Luc Picard was assigned to training on Morikin VII where he had his first encounter with Nausicaans, who had an outpost on a nearby asteroid. (TNG: "Tapestry")
In 2327, the newly graduated Picard and two of his friends, Cortan Zweller and Marta Batanides, became involved in a fight at the Bonestell Recreation Facility on Starbase Earhart after a trio of Nausicaans cheated during a game of dom-jot. During a melee, one of the Nausicaans stabbed Picard through the heart, severely injuring him and necessitating the implanting of an artificial heart. (TNG: "Samaritan Snare", "Tapestry")
In 2371, a group of Nausicaans used an ultrasonic generator to break in and rob the Central Museum of Remmil VI by breaking down one of the walls. (DS9: "Heart of Stone")
A Nausicaan was seen in a bar on Dessica II while the senior staff of the USS Enterprise-D was searching for clues about the whereabouts of Captain Jean-Luc Picard in that establishment. (TNG: "Gambit, Part I")
The Nausicaans were infamous thugs, and were a common choice as bodyguards or hired muscle – FCA liquidator Brunt used two Nausicaans as bodyguards in 2372, when he investigated a labor union set up by employees of Quark. The Nausicaans severely beat Quark in an unsuccessful attempt to force Rom to shut down the union. (DS9: "Bar Association")
In 2374, Quark proposed using Nausicaans to break his brother out of his holding cell. For five bars of gold-pressed latinum, Quark could hire five Nausicaans, a fast ship, and very few questions. Breaking Rom out of the holding cell would have been child's play compared to the things Nausicaans are used to doing. (DS9: "Favor the Bold") Later that year, Quark made 200 bars of gold-pressed latinum by selling Denevan crystals to a Nausicaan entrepreneur. (DS9: "The Sound of Her Voice")
The Orion Syndicate was also known to hire Nausicaans. Miles O'Brien was attacked by several of them on New Sydney in 2375. (DS9: "Prodigal Daughter")
A Nausicaan representative was part of the holographic diplomacy scenario 12-alpha aboard the USS Voyager, in which Q Junior was to act as a mediator. Here, amongst other species, Nausicaans and Bolians were fighting over the mining rights to a dilithium-rich planetoid. The holographic Nausicaan, notable for his green skin, claimed that the planetoid was within Nausicaan space and warned that they would attack anyone who came near it. (VOY: "Q2")
Technology and culture Edit
While little has been seen that would indicate any governmental or military organization in Nausicaan society, the 22nd century saw coordinated acts of piracy. Hunting parties of several warp-capable starships, armed with plasma cannons and protected by shields, worked out of Nausicaan cargo stations. The pirate crews were armed with hand-held directed energy weapons. (ENT: "Fortunate Son")
Nausicaan culture appeared to be firmly rooted in violence. Most Nausicaan games involved inflicting pain or injury, including one played by liquidator Brunt's bodyguards, which involved tossing darts at each other's chest. (DS9: "Bar Association")
See also Edit
- Nausicaan cargo station
- Nausicaan disruptor pistol
- Nausicaan hand-held weapon
- Nausicaan ship
- Nausicaan sword
People Edit
- See: Unnamed Nausicaans
Appendices Edit
Appearances Edit
- "Fortunate Son"
- "Canamar"
- VOY: "Q2" (hologram)
Additional references Edit
- ENT: "Fight or Flight"
- DIS: "Will You Take My Hand?"
- TNG: "Samaritan Snare"
Background information Edit
There were at least two pronunciations of this species' name. One pronunciation, from the script for "Samaritan Snare", was "NAW-sik-can". [1] The other pronunciation, from the script for "Bar Association", was "NAW-si-can". [2]
According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 2, p. 68), this species was "named for the Greek princess of the wind, as well as for the 1984 animated fantasy film Nausicaa." Coincidentally, Patrick Stewart later lent his voice talent to an English redubbing of that anime film, in 2005.
In the final draft script of TNG: "Tapestry", this species was introduced with the description, "The Nausicaans are large, burly with hideous features." [3] The Nausicaan makeup consisted of a facial mask which was painted virtually the same color as bones. (Star Trek: Aliens & Artifacts, p. 120)
In the audio commentary for "Tapestry", Denise Okuda erroneously told Ronald D. Moore that a Nausicaan appeared before that episode, in the installment "Allegiance"; she was likely thinking of the Chalnoth instead, due to the similarities in their physical appearance. As the commentary proceeded, Okuda referred to the Nausicaans as "great" and agreed with Moore that the Nausicaan mouth appliance looks especially good.
The depictions of Nausicaans as thugs and enforcers on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was partly due to their introduction in "Tapestry", as it was considered effective, and because they had considerably striking makeup. (Star Trek: Aliens & Artifacts, p. 120)
In "The Magnificent Ferengi", the Nausicaans were originally to have captured Grand Nagus Zek and held him prisoner. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, Nos. 6/7, p. 55) Ira Steven Behr commented, months before that, "We'll do a show about [the Nausicaans] being an enemy for an episode." (Star Trek Monthly issue 30) Zek's captor was instead ultimately changed to being the Dominion.
In the stage directions from the script of "Fortunate Son", the Nausicaans were described as "tall with crab-like mandibles and a bad attitude." In an ultimately unused line of dialogue from the first draft of that script, Travis Mayweather commented Nausicaans were "the last people you want to meet out here." They were referred to as "a nasty-looking species" in the script of "Canamar", which also noted they had last been depicted in "Fortunate Son".
A Nausicaan knife from "Tapestry" was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [4]
Nausicaans appear as enemies in the video game Star Trek: The Next Generation - Klingon Honor Guard, where they are called "Nausicans".
In Star Trek Online, Nausicaans were a playable species for the Klingon faction. The Nausicaans were mercenaries allied with the Gorn during the Klingon-Gorn War and when the Gorn surrendered, the Naussicaans did too, becoming formal allies with the Klingon Empire. A few episodes in the game feature the Nausicaans as the player's opponents.
External linkEdit
- Nausicaan at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works


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Pro Bowl Profiles 2011
The 2011 Official Pro Bowl Program is a beautifully designed magazine that contains articles and player profiles. The program is available for online viewing as well as download.
Below are the profiles for the five Cowboys originally elected to the 2011 NFL Pro Bowl. (Miles Austin was selected as an alternate therefore doesn't have a profile in the program.)
The game between the NFC and the AFC will take place tonight at 6 p.m. CT at Aloha Stadium.

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Round three of the G-20
It is not easy to round up 20 leaders, have them more or less sing from the same hymn sheet and finally agree to a communiqué that was long on bold headlines but fell short in the way concrete measures.
That was the outcome of round two of the G-20 meeting in London. This, indeed, is the worst downturn witnessed in seven decades, so it may be worth viewing the road to recovery as a 15 round boxing championship.
Behind the scenes, we at CNN had a healthy debate on what the actual package was worth -- was it $750 billion or $0.5 trillion for the International Monetary Fund. Wait a second, how do we get to $1.1 trillion? In actual fact, $250 billion of that total is being set aside for trade credits, with another $100 billion for developing countries. However, the devil is in the detail. Who will have access to those funds? Moreover, who will be putting up the fresh capital to make that happen?
These are key questions that were not addressed in London, but they are waiting for round three in Washington, at the spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank to go to the next level.
Since the financial community in general (including financial journalists) is so conditioned by the former G7 process, very few tuned into the emerging voices of the 21st Century economy, notably China, Saudi Arabia and Russia –- the new surplus countries. Not one of them offered fresh funds on the new equation of $1.1 trillion.
During the deliberations, I was on the phone with a Saudi banker who was waiting for a call from the London delegation to see what may be put on the table. I was told the Kingdom was not asked to offer more funds to the big number.
Now, there are many interpretations along that front. First and foremost, China and Saudi Arabia probably feel they have offered more than their fair share; after all they are major buyers and holders of U.S. Treasury bonds. Like the Japanese, who put up $100 billion in loans to the IMF, Beijing and Riyadh could have done the same, but it seems quite clear after the dust has settled that they were not convinced to do so.
Which leaves us where in the process? Just prior to the G-20 meeting, I interviewed the First Deputy Managing Director of the IMF, John Lipsky, in Vienna. While addressing the OPEC seminar and acknowledging the vast stimulus provided by $45 dollar oil, he expressed concern that there may be stimulus fatigue in 2010. Collectively, G-20 countries have spent about 1.8 percent of their GDP to free up capital in an attempt to put air back into the economic balloon. That is a record according to Lipsky.
What is not clear from the vague language of the final communiqué in London is what happens next year. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy made it clear they were not offering more money just yet and they wanted to move to towards a policy agreement for global financial regulation. All agreed that better regulation is needed; how to get there was not defined. So, that is big issue number two for third round of talks in Washington.
If there is a key issue number three for round three, it has to be the fate of the Doha Development Round. While in Brussels to drum up support for his efforts, WTO Director General Pascal Lamy talked of the need to ward off protectionist measures within the current rules of the Geneva-based organization and offer a bit of "blue sky" to developing countries that cannot simply open their financial taps and spend a record amount of money.
In the communiqué there was language to cover off the financial markets (investors get extremely nervous at the thought of trade barriers), but leaders were short of concrete answers or a firm timeline to get the Doha Round done and dusted. What was agreed to, cleverly inserted by Lamy and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, was a "name and shame" game. The WTO will identify those who are erecting barriers to free trade and they will be asked politely to watch their step. Lamy will have a great deal of work to do since the World Bank identified 17 of the G-20 as being overly aggressive with their trade claims within the current WTO framework.
There are, of course, some very worrying hurdles to cross. The Paris-based OECD is projecting that the industrialized countries will decline by a record 4.3 percent. The WTO says trade is already collapsing with a record decline of nine percent projected.
These are the numbers that make up the real story that could be outshone by the glare of photo-ops, a new U.S. president and one huge headline number of $1 trillion, but this fight against a global recession will only get more challenging in the later rounds.
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The Broncos have convened their rookie minicamp, which has given the media a chance to ask defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio about life without defensive end Elvis Dumervil, who was cut after a fax snafu and then signed by the Ravens.
"My thinking really is that Elvis is a part of last year," Del Rio told reporters on Saturday, via a transcript provided by the team. "He is not going to be going with us this year. So, we're just moving on. You almost can treat it like a guy that was injured. But fortunately we've been able to address the fact that he's not here and add pieces. We'll find out who those guys are that will help. We are going to play 11, we're going to find 11 guys to put on the field and attack offenses the way we feel we can best and get the ball back for our offense."
Del Rio danced around the possibility that linebacker Von Miller will play right defensive end in passing situations.
"We'll work through that as we go put people in position to make plays and do what we can with the guys that we have," Del Rio said. "We'll determine roles as we go. We'll let competition kind of sort through that. He is a special player. We are going to continue to move him around and do different things with him and utilize his talents and make it difficult for people to know where he is going to be."
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George Zimmerman Verdict 2013: Not Guilty in Trayvon Martin Murder Trial
George Zimmerman has been found not guilty on all charges in the shooting murder trial of teenager Trayvon Martin after a jury of six women returned their verdict following 16 hours of deliberation.
The verdict was reached on Saturday night after lawyers for Zimmerman, a volunteer Florida neighborhood watchman, argued that he had killed Martin in self-defense and that he used justifiable deadly force.
The jury had retired on Friday to deliberate and weigh up whether the prosecution had presented a case for second degree murder beyond reasonable doubt.
The jury had three verdicts to consider; second degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty on all counts. Seminole County Judge Debra Nelson had allowed the jury to consider coming to a verdict of manslaughter, which requires a lesser burden of proof and which also carries a prison sentence of up to 30 years.
However, the jury believed the burden of proof had not been established by the prosecution even for that charge.
The jury had been considering whether to convict Zimmerman of second degree murder, and to do so they would have had to believe beyond reasonable doubt that Zimmerman acted with ill will, spite or hatred.
All week various legal analysts had weighed in after the prosecution had concluded its case last Friday, and a majority had believed that the prosecution had not presented a case beyond reasonable doubt to convict Zimmerman of second degree murder.
The case has sparked a furious debate across the United States with Zimmerman accused of racially profiling the teenager as he returned home from a local convenience store after buying a soda and some skittles.
Zimmerman called 911 to report a "suspicious" person in the neighborhood and was told not to pursue by the dispatcher, but instead await police to attend. However, prosecutors allege that he continued to follow Martin, and the two later came to blows as an altercation broke out.
In the fight, Zimmerman had claimed that an unarmed Martin punched him and repeatedly slammed his head into the concrete floor. He claimed that Martin went to grab a gun in Zimmerman's pocket, and that he only shot Martin as he feared for his own life.


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Ending a marriage puts both partners on a federal tax path requiring forethought and planning to navigate. In addition to decisions about assets and child custody, separated couples have choices that affect how much they pay Uncle Sam. Some of these choices can be made independently; others require you to communicate with each other.
Legal fees
The Internal Revenue Service offers no deductions for court costs and legal fees for a divorce. It does, however, let you deduct any portions of those fees related to tax advice and alimony. These can include expert counsel on how your separation or pending divorce affects all types of taxes, such as income, property and estate, at all levels of taxation. To take advantage of these potential deductions, you need itemized billing statements from your attorney that clearly identify charges for each service billed.
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December 31 is an important day for separated couples. The IRS considers you married for the entire tax year when you have no separation maintenance decree by the final day of the year. If you are married by IRS standards, you can only choose "married filing jointly" or "married filing separately" status. You cannot file as "single" or "head of household."
Since the IRS honors the divorce laws of the states, where you live affects your options as well. In Texas, for example, you remain married from a tax perspective until your divorce is final, even though you're legally separated.
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Your filing status affects your tax rate and determines which credits you can claim. Filing jointly can result in a lower tax bill than filing separately, so the IRS recommends calculating your tax liability as single and joint filers to learn which offers the most savings (TurboTax can help with this, and recommend the best filing status for you).
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Yes, the American dream still lives on! But …
Lee A. Daniels | 12/16/2013, 7:55 a.m.
(NNPA) – The American dream lives!
It's the current American reality that's become a nightmare for millions upon millions whose lives, occupations and economic stability once seemed to embody it.
A new survey released Thanksgiving week by The Washington Post and the Miller Center, a nonpartisan, public policy-focused affiliate of the University of Virginia, offers fresh evidence that Americans overwhelmingly still hold fast to the positive beliefs that in the 20th century helped project the buoyant optimism of the American character.
For example, 85 percent of Americans think that being able to attend college is at least a part of the American dream; and 87 percent feel that way about homeownership. A nearly equal proportion – 86 percent – consider that doing better than their parents is part of the American dream; and 61 percent claim that the idea of the American dream is meaningful to them personally, while another 18 percent say it's not meaningful to them but is to other people.
However, the true importance of the survey, which has been conducted since the 1970s, is that it's the latest document to plumb the impact of the economic crisis – the Great Recession of 2007 to 2009 – that's pushed many Americans into desperate circumstances.
In significant measure, that calamity has eroded not just their financial resources but also their hopes about the present and the future. More than 60 percent say they worry the economy's unsettled condition will cause them to be laid-off, the largest proportion of concern that question has ever produced. Nearly half, 48 percent, said they feel less financially secure than a few years ago; and 66 percent expect it'll be harder for people like them "to get ahead" in coming years; while a total of 73 percent say they're somewhat or very dissatisfied about the country's economic situation. Only 39 percent believe their children will be able to better the family's current standard of living; another 24 percent believe their children's circumstances will roughly match theirs; but 28 percent believe their children will be economically worse off.
Not surprisingly, lower-paid workers worry far more than those higher up the wage scale about losing their jobs or running out of money to pay their rent and other necessities before the end of the month. That truism has a greater importance now than usual because more than half of the jobs created since the recession ended have been low-wage positions paying on average little more than $30,000 a year.
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In 2002, when Cadillac was in the process of revamping the Escalade brand, the company began looking into different ways in which it could capitalize on the rampant popularity of the luxury SUV. As a part of this process, the company began spinning off various versions of the Escalade. One such spin-off was a luxury pickup truck version known as the Cadillac Escalade EXT.
The Cadillac Escalade EXT is a combination of a full-size luxury SUV and a crew-cab pickup. Essentially, the only vehicle of its kind, the EXT is massively sized, extravagantly luxurious, and somewhat over-the-top. In spite of all this, the EXT is, in fact, quite functional. While the EXT is definitely a niche vehicle, it has sold reasonably well since its introduction about a decade ago.
The 2012 Escalade EXT is essentially unchanged compared to the 2011 model. Hence, it maintains the same four-door crew-cab pickup body design and is available in three trim levels: base, luxury, and premium. The vehicle also comes equipped with a standard 6.2-liter V-8 engine that's capable of generating 403 horsepower and 417 lb-ft of torque. Transmission-wise, the new Escalade EXT features a six-speed automatic transmission equipped with overdrive. The EXT's flexible fuel engine enables it to achieve 13/18 mpg city/highway. It is capable of seating five passengers.
Mechanically, the EXT is equipped with the same suspension and powertrain as the standard Escalade. In fact, the vehicle is basically identical to the standard Escalade except that from its rear doors to the back, it's a pickup. The EXT is equipped with a unique midgate system that enables it to accommodate extra cargo. For storing longer items, it's possible to fold down the rear seats and rear windows. The pickup bed is also outfitted with an automatic tonneau cover in order to protect items from sun, rain, and other weather conditions. The EXT rides on 18-inch wheels, and features HID headlights.
Being an Escalade, the EXT boasts an opulent and luxurious interior. The upholstery is leather and the trim is genuine wood. The power seats are heated and feature 14 different settings. Other interior comforts include a tri-zone climate control system, a touch-screen navigation system, and a rearview camera. The EXT is also equipped with Bose 5.1 surround-sound audio system that boasts 10 speakers.
Additional features available on higher trim levels include a heated steering wheel, adaptive suspension, retracting power side steps, rear-seat entertainment system, and 22-inch chrome wheels.
In terms of drivability, the Escalade EXT receives relatively high marks for such a massive vehicle. The vehicle's powerful V-8 facilitates brisk acceleration and the steering has been noted for its lightness. Like the standard Escalade, the EXT has been engineered to provide a stable and controlled ride. The EXT is equipped with a rack-and-pinion steering system.
While the EXT's fuel economy isn't impressive, the new models from 2010 forward have slightly improved from older versions by adapting GM's Active Fuel Management system that shuts down up to four of the vehicle's engine cylinders when the vehicle is being driven lightly.
The EXT was introduced in 2002 and the first generation of the vehicle continued through 2006. Early versions were less refined than the more recent models. However, first-generation EXTs offer the same amount of passenger and cargo capacity as newer models. The 6.0-liter V-8 engines on earlier models were slightly smaller than the 6.2-liter V-8s that are now standard for all trim levels on newer models. These 6.0-liter V-8s offered 345 horsepower and 380 lb-ft of torque. Transmission-wise, first-generation EXTs were fitted with four-speed automatics. They were also noted for being less responsive due to a recirculation-ball steering setup that was eventually discontinued in favor of the current rack-and-pinion system.
The 2003 model represented a big step forward from the model's inaugural year. Starting in 2003, all EXTs came with better safety features, HID headlamps, and better interiors. The option of a rear-seat entertainment system was also introduced in 2003, while the power tonneau wasn't incorporated until 2006.
The second and most current generation of the EXT was introduced in 2007. While the 2007 and 2008 models were an improvement over what had come before, it wasn't until the 2009 models were introduced that the EXT really came into its own. The year of 2009 saw the introduction of many of the EXT's current features such as navigation systems with real-time traffic info, blind-spot alert systems, satellite radio, Bluetooth capability, adaptive dampers, and E85 fuel compatibility. 2010 saw further improvements with the introduction of Active Fuel Management and a USB port for the audio system. It was also in 2010 that the additional trim levels were introduced for the first time.
2013 Cadillac Escalade EXT
Truck, Utility/Offroad
The 2013 Cadillac Escalade EXT combines the luxury and utility of the Escalade SUV with the power and carrying capacity of a two-passenger truck.
2012 Cadillac Escalade EXT
The Escalade EXT makes do with minor revisions for another year. The rearview camera gets guiding lines, and the navigation system gets a low-fuel warning.
2011 Cadillac Escalade EXT
It is important to note that the 2011 Escalade EXT is not only a luxury Cadillac; it is a fully-functioning pickup truck.
2010 Cadillac Escalade EXT
2009 Cadillac Escalade EXT
The 2009 Cadillac Escalade EXT is Cadillac's large luxury pickup truck.
2008 Cadillac Escalade EXT
The 2008 Cadillac Escalade EXT is one of the most unique vehicles on the market.
2007 Cadillac Escalade EXT
The 2007 Cadillac Escalade EXT is a cousin of the Chevy Avalanche and looks as though it could be the result of mating a pickup truck to a sport utility vehicle (SUV).
2006 Cadillac Escalade EXT
2005 Cadillac Escalade EXT
First introduced in 2002, the Cadillac Escalade EXT combines the luxury cab of an Escalade sport utility vehicle (SUV) with a pickup-style cargo bed.
2004 Cadillac Escalade EXT
2003 Cadillac Escalade EXT
The 2003 Cadillac Escalade EXT is a nifty crossover crew cab pickup.
2002 Cadillac Escalade EXT
The 2002 Cadillac Escalade EXT is an all-new vehicle for the 2002 model year.


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Interpretation Techniques and Exercises Author: James Nolan
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- It includes an extensive section of internet links to recorded practice speeches and resources
- It is cited as a study reference for the United Nations Interpreters' Examination
- It includes a 50-page chapter on figures of speech
In recent decades the explosive growth of globalization and regional integration has fuelled parallel growth in multilingual conferences. Although conference interpreting has come of age as a profession, interpreter training programs have had varied success, pointing to the need for an instructional manual which covers the subject comprehensively. This book seeks to fill that need by providing a structured syllabus and an overview of interpretation accompanied by exercises in various aspects of the art. It is meant to serve as a practical guide for interpreters and as a complement to interpreter training programs in the classroom and online, particularly those for students preparing for conference interpreting in international governmental and business settings. This expanded second edition includes additional exercises and provides direct links to a variety of web-based resources and practice speeches, also including additional language combinations.
James Nolan's useful, engaging text deftly describes the art of interpreting and provides brilliant exercises for its mastery. Conveying the hilarity of situations beyond the interpreter's control: speed demons, frankly stupid remarks; he also sensitively evokes those frustrating deep cultural references that no interpretation can satisfy. Interpreters will find here a guide to honing their skill and an expression of the joy inherent in this marvelous profession.- Joanna Dezio, New York University, and visiting scholar at Montclair State University, USA
Interpretation (2nd Edition) is the most valuable didactic tool and every instructor should have it available for his or her college students. I very highly recommend James Nolan's work on interpretation.- Juan Carlos Chaves, University of Wisconsin-River Falls, USA
This book is a well-organized practical handbook for interpreter trainees. It is a solid and innovative tool which can be used by teachers, students and practitioners of interpretation. The exercises are instructive and the excerpts from speeches and the potpourri of stock phrases and idioms are well chosen and interesting. I highly recommend it.- Jean Matthews, Chief, English Section, Interpretation Service, United Nations, New York
After a brief introduction each chapter provides a wealth of exercise materials (in English, Spanish and French) that will be of great use to students in their effort to develop a thorough command of their languages in a very broad range of registers and topics. The book also includes specific exercises to help develop short-term memory and to practice reformulation strategies. Many of the exercises are also useable with additional language combinations. Last but not least, the bibliography includes a section of Internet links to audio or video speeches for listening and interpretation practice.- the International Association of Conference Interpreters (AIIC) website: http://aiic.net/blog/post/6 - Stefano Marrone
James Nolan, a senior United Nations linguist, has served as Deputy Director of the UN Interpretation, Meetings and Publishing Division, Head of Linguistic and Conference Services of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, and head of the UN Verbatim Reporting Service. A graduate of the University of Geneva School of Translation and Interpretation and of New York Law School, Mr. Nolan has over 25 years' experience of interpretation and translation, which he has taught at New York University, the University of the Witwatersrand, and other institutions.


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The Los Angeles Times leads with President Bush signing the new detainee legislation into law. The New York Times leads with the Iraqi government firing its top two police officials. The Washington Post leads with the Bush administration's new space policy, which emphasizes unilateralism and defense over exploration. The Wall Street Journal tops its world-wide newsbox with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice going to Asia to drum up support for aggressive inspections of North Korean cargo. USA Today leads with the Transportation Security Administration looking at buying 3-D X-ray machines that would be better at finding liquid bombs as well as more standard weapons like guns and knives.
The lawsuits were flying as the detainee law went into effect. Two hours after Bush signed the law, the Justice Department moved to throw out dozens of lawsuits filed by suspected terrorists. And lawyers for detainees filed suit asking for time to put together a case that the new law is unconstitutional. The LAT notes that several issues related to the law are probably headed for the Supreme Court. The Post, which stuffs the story, does a somewhat better job of explaining what the law actually says.
The Iraqi police are heavily infiltrated by Shiite militia members, and the U.S. is pressuring Baghdad to do something about it; thus the firings. One man is replacing the two who were let go, and he hasn't been named yet—security arrangements need to be made for his family. Also mentioned in the NYT story: The bloody fighting over the weekend north of Baghdad was not just the work of locals. Followers of Moqtada al-Sadr came up from the south to join in as well, one of the fighters tells the Times.
The Post reports from just outside Balad, where U.S. troops were patrolling, but both Sunnis and Shiites seethed and waited for revenge. Thirteen carloads of men were kidnapped at a police checkpoint and taken to "an area known to be a Sunni insurgent dumping ground for murder victims."
The Journal fronts a good investigation into the shoddy, pointless training of the U.S. troops who advise the nascent Iraqi forces—ostensibly the linchpin of U.S. strategy there. "In my 28 years of military service I have never seen such an appalling approach to training," said one of the officers who went through the training. The story includes links to two after-action reviews from officers who went through the training; they're pretty entertaining reading. "It's a good thing that the newspapers did not get a hold of this fiasco," reads one. Oops.
The Post is the first of the big papers to report on the new space policy, which came out more than a week ago. It's not radically different from the last space policy, published in 1996, but it does place more emphasis on using space to aid military operations on Earth. The Post focuses on the issue of space weapons; the new policy doesn't support putting weapons in space, but it also doesn't repudiate the idea.
Pre-election Republican implosion, episode 56: Social conservatives are starting to openly question the GOP's "big tent" strategy of including nontraditional, in particular gay, Republicans, reports the LAT on the front page. Someone has recently been circulating a list of gay Republican congressional staffers, and there is talk of a "pink purge." Says one evangelical: "All a big tent strategy seems to be doing is attracting a bunch of clowns."
The Post fronts an analysis looking at how a Democratic victory in the midterm congressional elections would affect Bush's governance. It seems that his only option would be to adopt the sort of bipartisanship he promised before being elected in 2000, and that Arnold Schwarzenegger has successfully used in California.
Bush's wishful-thinking model of policy-planning appears not to be exclusive to the Iraq war, according to the Post, which buries this detail deep down in the story: "Bush has been preparing his post-election agenda in a series of meetings, sitting down one-on-one with nine members of his Cabinet in the past month to review ideas. Bush insists that the sessions not consider a victory by Democrats, participants said."
On the op-ed page, the Post's Harold Meyerson offers a look at what the Democrats themselves might do if they win the House, including "raising the minimum wage, repealing the Medicare legislation that forbids the government from negotiating with drug companies for lower prices, replenishing student loan programs, funding stem cell research and implementing those recommendations of the Sept. 11 commission that have thus far languished."
Also in the papers … Chinese automakers are stepping back from plans to start exporting to the U.S. as soon as next year, the NYT reports on the front page. Morale is low among Sudanese soldiers fighting in Darfur, the NYT finds. The FBI is investigating ties between Rep. Curt Weldon, R-Pa., and a shady Serbian businessman, the Post reports. Everyone wants theirs to be the 300 millionth American baby.
The NYT fronts a dispatch from the school-lunch wars in Britain, where junk food sounds a lot junkier than in the U.S. Among the lunches popular with schoolkids there: a "chip butty," which the Times describes as a "French-fries-and-butter sandwich doused in vinegar." But do-gooders are making schools serve healthy lunches, and kids are rebelling, enabled by parents like Julie Critchlow. "[S]he and another mother—alarmed, they said, because their children were going hungry—began selling contraband hamburgers, fries and sandwiches to as many as 50 students a day, passing the food through the school gates. The mothers closed their business after they were vilified in the national news media as 'meat pie mums.' Mrs. Critchlow now feeds her children lunch at home."


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This south-west-facing villa on a 207 sqm-plot (maintained by the community) was built on two levels and enjoys unobstructed panoramic views of the golf valley and the La Concha mountain, as well as partial sea views. The first floor comprises an open plan fully equipped modern kitchen, a formal dining area and a sizeable lounge with a massive fireplace. Furthermore, there is a guest-WC, a spacious bedroom with ensuite shower room and fitted wardrobe. The bedroom and lounge lead to the wrap around terrace overlooking the valley where there is a built-in BBQ, a zen area, and a fantastic plunge pool to be used during most of the year. The lower floor of the property boasts a large double bedroom with ensuite shower room and an expansive master bedroom with a double sink bathroom with Jacuzzi, walk-in shower and separate toilet. Both bedrooms lead to an enormous covered terrace with views to the golf valley and leading to the small private garden. This floor also leads to the private two car garage-cum-storage area. Other features: cream marble, individual air conditioning units, central heating, infrared sensor alarm throughout the villa, top of the range kitchen appliances and furniture.
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The day before our project I glued together two sturdy toilet paper rolls so they would be ready for us to decorate the next day.
I wanted to have the girls decorate them in a different way besides paint so I went with tissue paper, glue and glitter glue. We started by tearing up different colors of tissue paper into small pieces. I really thought Mina and Maisy would love to do this, but I think they really wanted to start the gluing process.
I put the glue on a plate and thinned it out a tiny bit with some water and grabbed some little sponge squares to apply the glue. The girls began wiping and dabbing the glue onto the TP rolls.
Then they began to apply their scraps of tissue paper.
Mina decided she would roll up a ball of yellow tissue paper and stick it on. My first instinct was to take it off, but I held myself back and left it on. I did want it to truly be her creation.
After they were done sticking the tissue paper on, I went ahead and coated the entire thing with more glue (like I would have done if we had used mod podge). Then came the super fun part - glitter glue! Check out that gob of glue. I told her she might want to spread it around after with her sponge so it would be able to dry in a decent amount of time.
So Maisy began to spread that beautiful glitter around.
Mina had to get in on this glitter glue action, too. She had way too much fun with it - if you know what I mean.
After Maisy was done spreading around her purple glitter glue, she made some gold polka dots - they looked so cute. I didn't tell her to spread them around this time, but...
Wipe, she did. Well, that was my own fault.
After I decided I had enough of the glitter glue, we let them dry outside in the sun. Then I punched holes and added ribbon for a strap.
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Looks like you and I will be missing each other Beth If, and it's still an if, I can make it down it probably won't be until Friday night at the earliest and might be Saturday night. It's just not working out well and not at all fair to Mrs. Bug to bail considering she's organizing the meeting she's attending. Just craptastic timing.
Not sure if that will be worth it or not.
Leaving two days early would be a downer, but much better than not showing up at all.
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BRIDGEWATER – The Somerset County Park Commission has scheduled another summer of free Sunday evening concert performance at Duke Island Park on Old York Road in Bridgewater. Concert-goers may bring lawn chairs and picnic baskets to enjoy the live entertainment.
The schedule includes:
Thursday, July 4 Fourth of July Family Festival featuring
VERDICT and DANCIN' MACHINE
At North Branch Park 5:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Verdict kicks off Independence Day at North Branch Park, turning the park into a tropical vacation paradise with their rich blend of classic reggae, calypso, soca, and funk island music. Then recapture the days of Boogie Fever and do The Hustle to all of the top Disco hits of the 70's when headliners Dancin' Machine hit the stage. With a great brass section and cool vocals, Dancin' Machine will keep the party rocking! Other highlights of the day include children's activities, historical re-enactments, and fireworks. Corporate sponsorship is provided by Courier News/mycentraljersey.com and Ethicon.
Sunday, July 7 RUTHIE FOSTER
Blues & Folk Duke Island Park 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Ruthie Foster is a singer-songwriter of blues and folk music, whose family background is Gospel. She began her career in the Navy, where she started performing. She has often been compared to both Bonnie Raitt and Aretha Franklin. Ruthie has been nominated for a Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album and won Contemporary Blues Female Artist of the Year in 2010 at the American Blues Music Awards. She followed this with two more blues awards in 2012, and was also a nominee for the B.B. King Entertainer of the Year. Don't miss this exceptional singer whose talent, faith, and determination are earning her a place in future blues history. Concert sponsor is the Hyatt House.
Sunday, July 14 LOUIS PRIMA, JR. AND THE WITNESSES
Swing Duke Island Park 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Louis Prima, Jr. is a Las Vegas based entertainer best known for carrying on the legacy of his father Louis Prima, the original "King of Swing." Destined to follow his father's musical greatness, he began playing the drums at old five years old and piano at age eight. By high school, he also mastered the trumpet and guitar. While he then followed a successful business career, he has recently decided his father's music is his fulltime calling. In 2010, Louis Jr and the Witnesses performed in Las Vegas in honor of his father's 100th birthday. Now also performing with singer Sarah Spiegel, they have recently released a new album to make the world once again, Jump, Jive, and Wail. Concert sponsor is the DoubleTree Hotel.
Sunday, July 21 KEN NAVARRO
Jazz Duke Island Park 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Over the past 22 years, Ken Navarro has performed jazz guitar in every major US city and has had numerous Top 5 hits on national radio. Navarro's 2010 release Dreaming of Trains was nominated for Grammy awards in two categories, and his 2008 album The Grace of Summer Light was named the #1 contemporary jazz album of the year by the Jazz Times. His impressive discography of 20 top charting albums showcases his appeal to a wide range of listeners with inspiring compositions and superb guitar performances. Concert sponsor is the Hyatt House.
Sunday, July 28 THE DUPREES
Oldies Duke Island Park 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
The Duprees are known world-over for their romantic interpretations of some of the most beautiful love songs ever written. Hailing from New Jersey, in 1962, The Duprees struck gold with You Belong to Me. Their unmistakable sound was born, and the hits kept rolling, including Have You Heard, My Own True Love, and Goodnight My Love. With 40 years in the recording business, The Duprees have never slowed down, still touring and recording after more than 50 years! Concert sponsor is the Courier News/mycentraljersey.com and Fulton Bank.
Sunday, August 4 TUSK
Rock & Blues Duke Island Park 7pm – 8:30pm
TUSK covers all the great hits of Fleetwood Mac; the British blues and rock band that became a California-based pop group in the mid-70s. They play chart topping hits such as Landslide, Rhiannon, Go Your Own Way, Don't Stop, Say You Love Me, and many others. The five seasoned musicians comprising TUSK have been making music together for more than 25 years; paying homage to a group that dominated the charts for so many years. TUSK takes its audience members on a sweet ride down memory lane, and leaves no stone unturned in replicating the sounds of one of the world's best-loved, top-selling bands. Concert sponsor is Magic 98.3-WMGQ-FM Radio.
Sunday, August 11
16th Annual Bayou Fest at Duke Island Park featuring
THE VooDUDES SPECIAL TIME 5:30 pm- 6:30 pm
New Jersey's own Mardi Gras Party Band, the VooDUDES will strut their musical stuff to kick off this year's Bayou Fest. A mixed bag of Creole Soul, Swamp Funk, and Bayou Boogie, the VooDUDES incorporate elements of R&B, boogie-woogie, Zydeco, Latin, honky-tonk gospel, southern folk, and island music into their own distinctive blend of what can only be described as Louisiana music with a New Jersey accent.
BEAU SOLEIL 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
BeauSoleil is one of the most well-known Cajun, Creole, and Zydeco music groups, whose name translates to mean beautiful sun. Based in Lafayette, Louisiana, the group members are brothers Michael and David Doucet, along with other musicians. BeauSoleil is one of a few groups performing traditional Louisiana music to win several Grammy awards for Best Traditional Folk Album, Contemporary Folk Music, and Best Zydeco Album, and along the way, earned nominations a dozen more times. According to the band, they "take the rich Cajun traditions of Louisiana and artfully blend elements of zydeco, jazz, Tex-Mex, country, and blues and mix into a satisfying musical recipe."
Bayou Fest sponsor is the DoubleTree Hotel.
Sunday, August 18 THE B STREET BAND
Rock The Original Bruce Springsteen Tribute Band
Duke Island Park 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
The B Street Band, originally known as Backstreets, was formed in Asbury Park, in 1980. Since that time, the top drawing band has performed from Maine to the Bahamas for more than three million people. The addition of Springsteen look-alike, Glenn Stuart, furthered the success of the group, who plays powerful Springsteen favorites, as well as dance music. Selections range from Roy Orbinson, Billy Joel, 70's Disco, and Motown to Tom Petty and John Mellencamp. Over the last 30 years, the band has played in more than 800 different nightclubs and 200 colleges through 20 different states and is now considered to be the longest running tribute band in the world. Concert sponsor is Magic 98.3-WMGQ-FM Radio.
August 25 THE SMITHEREENS
Rock Duke Island Park 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
The Smithereens are a rock band formed in 1980, hailing from Carteret and Scotch Plains. The band's name comes from a Yosemite Sam catchphrase about Bugs Bunny, "Varmint, I'm a-gonna blow you to smithereens!" While enjoying a local influence, their music has been featured on Miami Vice and in several movie tracks. Their influences vary widely including Buddy Holly, The Who, The Clash, and Elvis Costello. After 30 years, the group is still active and tours frequently. End the summer with NJ Rock! Concert sponsor is the Hyatt House.
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Hammer Throw: 51.77m
Weight Throw: 17.30m
2012 Indoor Track: Placed third at the Northeast Conference Indoor Championships in the shot put registering 16.19 meters and qualifying for IC4A competition...Earned fourth place in the weight throw at the NECs with a distance of 16.20 meters...Placed 10th in the weight throw with 16.89 meters at the NEICAAA Indoor Championships...Earned 11th in the shot put at the NEICAAAs with a distance of 14.94 meters...Placed 23rd in both the shot put (15.41 meters) and the weight throw (16.63 meters) at the IC4A/ECAC Indoor Championships.
2010-2011: Registered a pair of first place finishes winning the shot put event at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (16.72m) and the Penn Relays (17.13m). Placed second in the discus throw (44.94m) at the UConn Men's Husky Invitational and third in the weight throw (17.30m) at the Northeast Conference Indoor Championship.
2008-09: Placed 13th in the hammer throw at the Northeast Conference Outdoor Championships with a season-best mark of 38.35 meters...Best discus throw of the season was 38.95 meters (10th place) at the UMass Pre-Conference Meet...Also recorded a season-best in the shot put at the Holy Cross Invitational, placing fifth with a distance of 13.35 meters.
Before Central: Captain of Conrad outdoor track and field team junior and senior years...Two-time All-Conference in the discus...Three-time All-Conference in the shot put.


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"Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition 64-bit Service Pack 1 was configured to utilize "soft NUMA", a feature that allows network connections to be affined to specific groups of CPUs (this is independent of the hardware NUMA features of the HP Integrity Superdome). SQL Server was configured with 33 SoftNuma nodes. 31 of these nodes were configured with 2 CPUs each. The 32nd SoftNuma node as configured with one CPU and used for the checkpoint process. The 33rd SoftNuma node, also with one processor, was reserved for the Log Writer thread. A script doing continuous checkpoints of 1700 seconds (28 minutes, 20 seconds) was started on one of the server after steady state was reached with a connection port that connected to the 33rd Numa Node. This allowed the main checkpoint process to run on that single processor, which directed the processing of the checkpoint tasks that SQL assigned to each of the other 31 SoftNuma Nodes."
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ND Lacrosse Takes Manhattan
Dec 3, 2012, 2:52 PM EST
Junior attackman Ryan Mix returns to the blog with the latest on Irish lacrosse in the offseason.
Dear fans, unfortunately this post will include very little lacrosse action. Instead, goals will be replaced with CEOs, assists replaced with skyscrapers, and jerseys replaced with Calvin Klein seersucker suits. In other words, I present to you the Notre Dame Men's Lacrosse "New York Networking" trip blog.
Not everyone is cut out for big business, except junior middie Westy Hopkins, who did arrive lettuce-less with a fresh cut. The best way to see if you can handle the corporate lifestyle is to jump right in and immerse yourself in the culture, lifestyle, and angry cab driver dominant environment the city has to offer. At Notre Dame, we do exactly that.
Every year, Coach Corrigan invites the junior class, as well as seniors who have not committed to a job (and 5th years, I see you David Miller aka Milhouse), to attend a day touring the business side of New York City. All of this is made possible by the gracious Notre Dame alums that have not only ascended the ranks in the corporate world, but also decided to give back and share their experiences. I am forever grateful for the opportunities and knowledge shared by our alumni, and cannot wait to be able to give back myself.
Like every year, this year's lineup of companies did not disappoint. The day began with a rendezvous point at Yankee Stadium. However, the stadium was not just a meeting point, as the team headed inside for a tour and talk with ND alum & Yankee front office executive John Mosley. First things first, let me get it out of the way that lacrosse and baseball have not always been friends with each other. Since baseball and lacrosse share the same season there is often tension competing for athletes. Also because lacrosse is the fastest game on two feet and baseball competes with Nyquil for best sleep aid in the world. But alas, I regress.
One thing both parties would agree on is that Yankee Stadium is simply amazing. Our tour was incredible and it was awesome to see and hear about the history of such a great organization. Much like we have at Notre Dame, there is a certain presence of heroics and victory haunting about the stadium. At field level, there is an incredible sense of history, and you cannot help but smile when you look up and see the championship banners.
Our tour concluded with a continental breakfast and an amazing speech by Mr. Mosley. The speech began with innovation and concluded with expanding on the ability to take what you are given and make the best of it. From there, we headed down, across the street, and through a maze of stairwells to the subway station.
TIMEOUT: I would like to take a moment to discuss the subway system of New York. The best way I can describe it would have to be with the phrase, "interestingly terrifying." First, the mix of people in suits and people who look like they might have a side job as a main attraction in a circus is incredible. Second, as someone who has never taken subways before, how are you supposed to know what to do? Uptown, downtown, upside-down-town, I literally just got on a train and hoped the conductor knew where I was going. Do subways have conductors?
After the first subway adventure, and a bit of a walk, we arrived at our next location, Morgan Stanley HQ. We walked through the offices, saw people casually trading millions of dollars, and headed into a meeting room. From there former ND Lacrosse players Kevin Lynyak & Rob Lynn gave us an incredible insight into the amazing opportunities a company like Morgan Stanley could provide. It was very interesting to learn about such an amazing company from two alumni who are incredibly successful in the business world.
They even allowed two recent ND alums, former Gold Squad Tewaaraton winner Tom "Tombo" Connor and Eddie Parzanese to take a break from saving the world, one trade at a time, and join us in the meeting. They gave some awesome feedback as to what it was like making the transition between college and the real world. For a summary just read any of alum Bobby Smith or Devon Dobson's tweets. Tweet summary; enjoy college for as long as you can, but after you turn 35 and graduate (Seany "Mr. Sudden Victory" Rogers) there are many incredible opportunities that Notre Dame can provide you with.
After an amazing meeting, we hustled down the stairs and out into the street to walk toward our next stop, Credit Suisse.
Once inside, we walked through the building to a meeting room where former ND players Stephen Taylor and Sean Quigley were waiting. After sharing their insight and experience at Credit Suisse, we all sat around and talked about everything from lacrosse to the ten-year bond rate. To cap off a great meeting, upon conclusion about fifteen New York-style pizzas were brought into the room.
TIMEOUT: One word for New York Pizza – delicious. Sorry Chi-city.
After devouring the pizza and helping junior Middie Matty Collins clean his face and blazer, which was covered in pizza sauce, we headed back out onto the street to walk to our last business.
When we arrived at Jones Lang LaSalle we walked, right away, into a room with the largest table I have ever seen in my life. Stretching probably about from the top of the crease to the top of the box (20 yards), I positioned myself where I would be on the field and took a seat. Soon after sitting down, alum Brian Higgins entered the room with many colleagues to discuss the vastly different sides of business that JLL has to offer. It was amazing to hear how all of the different pieces and departments of a company as successful as JLL, communicate and work with each other to complete huge projects. If the lacrosse house could work together this efficiently we would definitely have a hot tub by now, or at least a kiddy giraffe pool.
After leaving JLL we were given some free time to roam the city before hopefully arriving at the New York Athletic Club (NYAC) for an alumni sponsored dinner and gathering. When I realized we had some time to wander, I knew exactly where I wanted to go, Central Park. Sophomore middie Jim "Marlax" Marlatt and junior defensemen Stephen O'Hara could not agree more, and we took off to the park in search of the pigeon lady and Macaulay Culkin.
Upon arrival we instantly knew we were in for a great evening. The club was incredible and we jumped in the elevator (with an elevator operator), and headed up to the floor where the reception was. There were already numerous alumni waiting for us as well as some teammates who had gotten to the club earlier. I'm not sure which view I was more excited for from the top of the club, Central Park, or a whole turkey and all the Thanksgiving fixings.
After enjoying both, I began walking around the reception meeting alumni that had graduated anywhere from three to 15 years ago. It was awesome to have shared similar experiences with some of the oldest lacrosse alumni. After meeting most of them, there was no doubt in my mind that the lacrosse culture we have now at Notre Dame was built by these alumni. Through hard work and determination they had not only realized success in class and in the classroom, but also at the next level, the real world. A tradition I hope to be able to continue.
All and all, the experience was nothing but amazing. The glimpse of the inside of some of the largest companies in the world was very eye opening. I am very grateful for the experience and to everyone that helped put it together. It is opportunities like this that truly make Notre Dame a special place. Last but not least, the awards.
Best Question Award
This award goes to Senior middie Tyler Kimball for a question he asked during the Morgan Stanley interview. Ty somehow managed to include GDP, price of gold, direct investment, ten-year yield of bonds, investment banking, S&P, and lacrosse in one incredible question.
Rookie of the Week Award
Jack Sheridan. Since there were no rookies on the trip this prestigious honor is difficult to award. However, I would imagine Jack was doing something incredibly awesome at home.
Best Suit Accessories Award
This week's award goes to Brian Buglione. Brian showed up to the trip wearing a tie bar, BIG EAST regular season championship ring, pocket square (matching his shirt) bracelet, and most likely an anklet. Simply, stunning.
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