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McLean Youth Soccer, in partnership with McLean Youth Athletics and the Positive Coaching Alliance, are pleased to announce a series of 3 upcoming workshops - one for parents and two for coaches - which will be held in late October and November. These workshops will examine how parents and coaches can help ensure their student-athletes' experience yields healthy, developmental (physical, social, mental) outcomes that will serve them far beyond the playing field. Full details will be available shortly, and distributed broadly, as well as posted on the website.
We wish to remind parents of your role in making your child's participation in soccer a fun and rewarding experience. As a parent, you play a special role in the development of your son or daughter, and his or her teammates. Your encouragement and good example will do more to ensure good sportsmanship and self-discipline than any other influence. It is important to respect opponents and the referees - they are not the enemy. While winning is important, playing well and fairly is the essence of the game. Over the past few weeks, we have seen many parents exhibiting exemplary behavior but also a few examples of behavior that does not meet the Club's standards. As a reminder, here are a few key points as you head out to watch your child play.*
1. Support your child - Support your child by giving encouragement and showing interest in his or her team. Help your child work toward skill improvement and good sportsmanship in every game. Teach your child that hard work, an honest effort and a positive attitude are often more important than a single victory.
2. Always be positive - Children learn more by example than by criticism. Work to be a positive role model, and reinforce positive behavior in others. Applaud good plays by others on your child's team as well as good plays by the opposing team. Do not criticize any child's performance from the sidelines. Accept the results of each game. Teach your child to be gracious in victory and to turn defeat into victory by learning and working toward improvement. If you have a constructive suggestion, please provide it on another day.
3. Don't be a sideline coach or referee - Please refrain from coaching or refereeing from the sidelines. Parents who shout or scream from the sidelines often give inappropriate advice at the wrong time. The coach should be the only sideline voice. Remain a fair distance from the sidelines and within the spectator area. You and your child will both enjoy the game more if you put some emotional distance between yourself and the field or play. Officials are symbols of fair play, integrity and sportsmanship. Do not openly question their judgment or honesty.
4. Demonstrate a positive attitude toward your opponents and their families - Opponents are not enemies. Take care to show good hospitality at home and to represent McLean Youth Soccer in a positive way when visiting other clubs. Never allow yourself to be drawn into a verbal disagreement with opposing parents or coaches.
5. Remember that your child wants to have fun - Children must establish their own goals - to play the game for themselves. Don't impose unreasonable demands on your child. Let your children experience the fun of playing as well as the challenge of excelling
McLean Youth Soccer
Louise Waxler, Executive Director
Clyde Watson, Technical Director
Melissa Riemer, Associate Club Administrator
José Ochoa, Sportsmanship Director


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B. A. in Natural Science and Mathematics, Mathematics Concentration (120 cr.)
The Bachelor of Arts in Natural Science and Mathematics is designed for students who are interested in the flexibility and diversity of a liberal arts degree and the opportunity to pursue a more extensive study in natural science and mathematics. This flexible degree allows you a wide range of options, including the opportunity to develop one or more minors.
This degree offers concentrations in one of four disciplines within the natural sciences or mathematics. Concentrations in biology, biochemistry and mathematics are available. The concentration in interdisciplinary studies allows you to design your own concentration combining two or more areas of study. If you are planning post-baccalaureate study, you should check the requirements of the specific program in which you are interested in order to plan your degree coursework appropriately.
General Education Requirements (39 cr)
Composition and Communication (9)
- ENG-W 131 Elementary Composition I
- Choose one additional college level composition:
- SPCH-S 121 Public Speaking
College Level Mathematics (3)
- Choose 1 MATH-M course at or above MATH-M 118
Natural Science and Mathematics (9)
- Choose 9 credits, including one Natural Science course with lab, from:
Humanities & Fine Arts (9)
- Choose 9 credits from at least 2 of the following disciplines:
(Only one studio course, courses used to fulfill other requirements may not be used here.)
Behavioral & Social Sciences (9)
- Choose 9 credits from at least two of the following disciplines:
- Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Political Science, Social Geography (G110 and higher), Criminal Justice
Additional Requirements (17-19 cr)
First-Year Seminar (0-2)
Students entering the program with less than 12 credit hours of transferable credit are required to complete the First-Year Seminar (UCOL-U 101)
Information Literacy (3)
- CSCI-A 110 Introduction to Computers & Computing (or equivalent)
World Languages (8)
- Choose the first two semesters of a World Language in sequence. Some substitutions may be allowed, consult with your advisor.
Additional General Education Requirement (6)
- Choose 1 additional course from the Natural Science & Mathematics course list above.
- Choose 1 additional course from the Humanities & Fine Arts course list above.
Mathematics Concentration (30 cr)
Calculus (13)
- MATH-M 215 Calculus I
- MATH-M 216 Calculus II
- MATH-M 311 Calculus III
Applications (6)
- Choose 2 from:
- MATH-M 301 Linear Algebra
- MATH-M 313 Differential Equations
- MATH-M 371 Elementary Computational Methods
Transition (6)
- MATH-M 380 History of Math
- MATH-M 393 Bridge to Abstract Math
Electives (5)
- Choose one 400 level Mathematics course
- Choose one 200 level or above course. This course may be from Mathematics, or another related course with advisor approval (excludes MATH-K 300)
Capstone (0)
- Capstone in Mathematics
Electives (32-34 cr)
After Concentration requirements have been met, take enough credit hours to complete 120 credits.

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A 19-year-old Jasonville man who is accused of rape is now facing more accusations.
Justin Farnsworth is now accused of child molesting.
Police say that Farnsworth molested a 12 year old girl back in September.
The victim told police in an interview that Farnsworth threatened to kill the girl if she did not accompany him to a nearby reservoir.
Police say that Farnsworth has admitted to them that he molested the girl.
Farnsworth is being held in the Greene County Jail.


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Quran Ayah
So what exactly is hijab? To observe the hijab, Muslim women are required to cover their body with modest clothes that don't reveal their figure in front of male strangers. However, hijab is not just about outer appearances; it is also about noble speech, modesty, dignified and righteous…
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Posts tagged plantbased diet
Posts tagged plantbased diet
Hi Everyone,
These are my favorite sources of plant protein! As you can see, you can get a lot of protein from plants. Not only that, vegetable sources also provide fiber which animal protein sources do not.
This past month, I've been breaking out worse than usual, in different areas, and during different times of the month. Therefore, I've decided to cut out dairy, which has been shown in many reliable studies to positively correlate to acne. That means, no Greek yogurt and its powerful punch of 20g of protein per cup. I've relied more on vegetable protein, especially from these sources! For dinner today, I had brown rice, lentils, and spinach.
For some light reading on the relationship between acne and dairy see:
For a more rigorous review: Diet and Acne
Hope this helps!
P.S. My skin's clearing after 2 weeks.


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Book your room at Le Reve Hotel & Spa
Garden View SuiteMax Occupancy: 3 guests
Private Garden SuiteMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Horizon Ocean View SuiteMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Beach Front Swim Up VillaMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Ocean-view hotel with a bar/lounge, near El Camaleon Golf Club
By the ocean, nestled on a private beach, this Playa del Carmen hotel is near area attractions such as Gran Coral Golf, El Camaleon Golf Club, and Guadalupe Church. Local attractions also include Coco Beach and Mamitas Beach Club.
Hotel Features
At Le Reve Hotel & Spa, relax by an outdoor pool or hit the private beach where you can enjoy snorkeling.
Room Amenities
All guestrooms feature beds with pillowtop mattresses, air conditioning, and climate control. Other amenities include separate sitting areas and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
At your hotel
All inclusive
Guests can book rooms at Le Reve Hotel & Spa for a rate that is either for the room only or for all-inclusive. All-inclusive rates are higher because they include onsite food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Gratuities and taxes are included.
Food and beverages
- All buffet and à la carte meals, snacks, and local beverages included
- Room service during certain hours
- Surcharges for:
- premium food items
- premium or imported non-alcoholic beverages
- premium or imported alcoholic beverages
- bottled wine
- bottled liquor
- room service
Kids' club
- Supervised activities for children between 4 and 12 years old
Not included
- Premium and/or non-domestic beverages
- Premium food items
At your hotel
Le Reve Hotel & Spa offers both all-inclusive room rates and room-only rates. All-inclusive rates include onsite meals and beverages, and may include taxes and gratuities. Additional charges may apply for meals at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, certain beverages, and other amenities.
Walk outside to smell the salt air and watch the ocean waves from the hotel's beach. After a day at the beach, enjoy amenities at Le Reve Hotel & Spa like a complimentary children's club and an outdoor pool.
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wired and wireless Internet access (surcharge). Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Room service (limited hours)
- Children's club (free)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Laundry facilities
- Garden
- Library
- Total number of rooms - 24
- Bar/lounge
- Number of floors - 3
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- On private beach
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Direct access to private beach
- Pool cabanas (surcharge)
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
- Concierge services
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Year Built 2008
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
Stay connected
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge , Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Shower only
- In-room safe
- Separate sitting area
- Balcony
- Access via exterior corridors
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Rainfall showerhead
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
Eat and drink
Merlot - Overlooking the ocean and pool, this restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a private beach and an outdoor pool.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Kayaking on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Boat tours nearby
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible parking
The fine print for Le Reve Hotel & Spa
When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No elevators
No pets or service animals allowed
- Resort fee: 10 percent of room rate
- Additional inclusions
- Airport shuttle fee: MXN 2940 per vehicle (roundtrip)
We should mention
Couples wishing to share a room must provide proof of marriage. This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A fee for a mandatory Christmas Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 24 December. A fee for a mandatory New Year's Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 31 December. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Open Positions in Cryptology
IACR provides a listing of open positions with a focus on cryptology. The listing is available on the Web at https://www.iacr.org/jobs/. To advertise a job opportunities, please submit your job here.
Submissions should include the organization, title, description, a URL for further information, contact information, and a closing date (which may be "continuous"). The job will be posted for six months or until the closing date. Submissions in other formats than text will not be posted. There can be no attachments.
This is intended to be a free service from an IACR member to the IACR membership. The content of the job posting is the responsibility of the person requesting the posting and not the IACR. Commercial enterprises who want to advertise their openings should identify at least one of their employees who is a member of IACR.
What we offer:
We offer three predoctoral grants motivated by the start of two large research projects related to security, privacy, cryptography and the economics of privacy.
The candidates' primary job will be to do research within the project. Additionally, they are expected to submit a PhD thesis based on the research carried out.
What we require:
Candidates should have a Master's degree in Computer Science. Also acceptable is a Master's degree in Economics or Social Sciences, as long as the candidate's skills in mathematics and computer science are demonstrably good. Knowledge of cryptographic protocols, game theory and/or behavioural economics will be regarded as an additional merit.
Where we are:
Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV) is based in Tarragona (Catalonia), which is a coastal city 90 km south of Barcelona. URV has been ranked by Times Higher Education 2014 as the world´s 66th best university under 50 years of age. Also, according to the CWTS Leiden 2014 ranking, URV has the second highest research impact on ``Math., Comp. Sci. and Engineering´´ among European universities. According to the Shanghai ARWU ranking, URV is one of the world's top 200 universities in computer science.
What candidates should send:
Send your CV and publication record, plus two recommendation letters to
Prof. Josep Domingo-Ferrer ( josep.domingo (at) urv.cat ).
Contact: Josep Domingo-Ferrer, Distinguished Professor, UNESCO Chair in Data Privacy, josep.domingo at urv.cat
More Information: http://crises2-deim.urv.cat
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-11-30
A postdoc position is available at the laboratory for cryptologic algorithms at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne. The position is for at most 4 years.
Candidates with an interest and proven track record in computational aspects of asymmetric cryptosystems (such as RSA and (EC)DSA) and of the mathematical problems underlying their security are encouraged to apply.
We are also looking for PhD students interested in the same topics (see also phd.epfl.ch/edic).
Contact: Arjen K. Lenstra, contact information as on http://people.epfl.ch/arjen.lenstra
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-12-31
Our new Research Fellowship Scheme has been established to attract outstanding and ambitious researchers from across the globe to join Queen's University. The support that will be available for the Fellows is exceptional enabling them to become leaders in their field. Queen's Fellows will initiate, develop and manage high level research projects in line with the University's research strategy. As such the scheme is aligned to the University's vision that is based on world class leadership in the pursuit of excellence which is relevant to society.
This prestigious four year Research Fellowship is a fantastic opportunity to build upon the foundations of an academic career and will lead to an academic post, subject to performance. The purpose of the scheme is to support the Fellows in pursuing their research. There will be a lighter teaching load and administration responsibilities during the award. Some teaching responsibilities will be introduced into the role to ensure the post-holder can transition appropriately to an academic post.
To support our ambitious research strategy we are currently making a substantial investment in our priority research areas and expect to award 20 fellowships at this time
Applicants with research expertise in Cyber Security are encouraged to apply. The salary scale for the posts is Ac3 £38,511 - £50,200 per annum (including contribution points).
Contact: queens.fellows (at) qub.ac.uk
More Information: http://www.qub.ac.uk/sites/QUBJobVacancies/FeaturedJobs/QueensUniversityResearchFellowshipScheme/
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-10-17
The Interdisciplinary Research (IR) Lab in the Department of Computer Science at Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC) is looking for talented and highly motivated PhD students.
The IR Lab explores interesting and exciting research areas on the intersection of computer and social sciences ranging from computer security and privacy, applied cryptography, game theory, big data analysis and software development to economics, psychology and cognitive science. Our interdisciplinary setting provides attractive and flexible research environment for brilliant and creative PhD candidates.
Currently, there are many active projects in the IR lab among which are: computational models of trust and influence mimicking human reasoning, securely computable economic model, game theory and economic aspects of security and privacy, design and analysis of sealed-bid auction protocols, and computational models of collaboration by social networks analysis and mining.
The successful candidates perform research on the aforementioned projects based on their experience and research interests. They must have strong background in Computer Science and/or Mathematics. They are expected to publish articles in well-known conferences and journals. Although all applications will be carefully evaluated, candidates with prior publications as well as research experience in the following areas are specifically encouraged to apply: secret sharing, secure multiparty computation, rational cryptography, game theory and computational or mathematical modeling.
Financial support and tuition waiver are provided for these positions and they will remain open until filled.
Contact: A potential candidate should send his/her complete CV to the attention of Mehrdad Nojoumian through `nojoumian (at) cs.siu.edu` with PhD Applicant in the subject line as soon as possible. For more information, you can visit http://www.cs.siu.edu/~nojoumian/
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-12-15
The Information Security Group at Royal Holloway, University of London is seeking to recruit a post-doctoral research assistant to work in the area of "Multilinear Maps in Cryptography". The position is available immediately and will run until January 30th 2017.
The PDRA will work alongside Prof. Kenny Paterson and the Visiting Researcher Prof. Dennis Hofheinz (TU Karlsruhe) on the development of cryptographic schemes making use of multilinear maps, and formal security analyses of these schemes.
The PDRA will also work with Prof. Paterson, a second Visiting Researcher Prof. Steven Galbraith (University of Auckland) and Dr. Martin Albrecht (who will also be a PDRA on the project) on the problem of developing sound abstractions of current and future proposals for multilinear maps that are suitable for use by cryptographers.
Applicants should have already completed, or be close to completing, a PhD in a relevant discipline. Applicants should have an outstanding research track record in Cryptography, ideally with significant experience in the analysis of cryptographic schemes using provable security techniques. Applicants should be able to demonstrate scientific creativity, research independence, and the ability to communicate their ideas effectively in written and verbal form.
Contact: For informal enquiries please contact Kenny Paterson at kenny.paterson (at) rhul.ac.uk
More Information: https://jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=0914-178
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-10-08
The Institute for Logic, Language & Computation (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam, and the Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) are looking for a PhD candidate in the area of quantum cryptography.
The aim of the PhD project is to develop new quantum-cryptographic protocols (beyond the task of key distribution) and explore their limitations. An example of an active research is position-based quantum cryptography. Another aspect is to investigate the security of classical cryptographic schemes against quantum adversaries (post-quantum cryptography).
Full-time appointment is on a temporary basis for a period of four years. For the first two years the PhD candidate will be appointed at the ILLC, University of Amsterdam, initially for a period of 18 months and then, on positive evaluation, for a further six months. During the final two years, the PhD candidate will be employed by the Centrum Wiskunde and Informatica (CWI). On the basis of a full-time appointment (38 hours per week), the gross monthly salary amounts to €2,083 during the first year, rising to €2,664 during the fourth year.
Contact: Christian Schaffner, c(dot)schaffner(at)uva(dot)nl
More Information: http://www.uva.nl/en/about-the-uva/working-at-the-uva/vacancies/item/14-295.html
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-10-31
The Chair for Information Security and Cryptography at University of Trier, Germany, offers a full-time PhD/Postdoc position.
The position involves both research and teaching in the area of cryptography/information security. The successful candidate is expected to contribute to research in cryptographic protocols and/or electronic voting.
The position is available immediately and is fully funded, with an internationally competitive salary.
Contracts are initially offered for two years. An extension to a total duration of up to six years is possible.
He or she is given the possibility to carry out a Ph.D. or, for Postdocs, a Habilitation.
The successful candidate should have a Master's degree or a Ph.D. (or should be very close to completion thereof) in Computer Science, Mathematics, Information Security, or a related field, with strong analytical and mathematical skills. Knowledge in cryptography is an asset. Since teaching is mostly done in German, sufficient knowledge of German is required.
The deadline for applications is October 5th, 2014. However, late applications will be considered until the position is filled.
See http://infsec.uni-trier.de/job-openings.html for the official job announcement (in German).
Prof. Dr. Ralf Kuesters
kuesters (at) uni-trier.de
More Information: http://infsec.uni-trier.de/job-openings.htm
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-10-05
We are looking for research scientists with expertise on cyber-physical security and mobile security. The candidates should have PhD in infocomm security with track record of strong R&D capability, be able to perform deep system-level investigations of security mechanisms, be a good team player and have the potential to be a team leader, and also have good presentation and communication skills. The candidates are expected to create valuable intellectual properties, publish papers at top security conferences, and produce project deliverables in time.
Interested candidates please send CV to Jianying Zhou. Fresh PhD is welcome to apply. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the positions are filled. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for interview.
Contact: Dr. Jianying Zhou, Dept Head, Infocomm Security, Institute for Infocomm Research. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
More Information: http://icsd.i2r.a-star.edu.sg/recruitment.php
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-10-31
CloudFlare is looking for a talented cryptography engineer to join our team. We are working on a number of ambitious projects to secure the web and protect our customers from threats of all sorts. At CloudFlare we deal with cryptography at scale, and tackle projects that shape the future of the Web.
The role of cryptography engineer at CloudFlare is more that of a builder than a breaker. You will have to approach problems with creativity and flexibility and be able to identify and use the best tools for the job or build better ones from scratch. At CloudFlare, we are serious about protecting our customers and advancing the state of the art in computer security.
Bonus Points:
Contact: HR Manager
More Information: https://www.jobscore.com/employer/jobs/view_job/aVkD18r2ir450riGakhP3Q
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-12-15
Provably secure e-voting
We are looking for one postdoctoral researcher to join the ProSecure project at Loria, Nancy, in the Cassis team, for 1 or 2 years.
One important family of protocols is e-voting. Electronic voting protocols should offer the same guarantees than more traditional voting systems. In particular, they should offer both vote privacy and verifiability : anyone should be able to check that the result corresponds to the votes. Surprisingly, even defining a crucial property such as vote privacy has not yet reached a consensus in the scientific community. Moreover, existing voting systems should still be improved in terms of verifiability, coercion-resistance, or usability. To achieve a high level of trust, these systems should be proved secure rigorously.
One objective is to propose well-founded definitions of crucial properties in e- voting such as privacy, receipt-freeness, coercion-resistance, and verifiability and apply them on various e-voting protocols including well-known schemes such as Helios or Civitas. In particular, our team is developing a variant of Helios named Belenios. This scheme has been proved to be ballot private and fully verifiable. More security properties are yet to be proved and several enhancement of the protocol are planned. Belenios benefits from the support of an engineer that develops and maintains it.
The post-doc researcher is expected to contribute autonomously to the development of new results for defining and proving cryptographic security properties and for designing a both practical and secure voting scheme. The postdoc researcher should have a good publication record and a strong expertise in cryptography.
Contact: Véronique Cortier, head of the ProSecure project
email: cortier (at) loria.fr
address: Campus Scientifique, BP 239,
54506 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy Cedex France
The Digital Security group at the Radboud University Nijmegen invites applications for PhD and PostDoc positions in applied cryptography and embedded security.
The research envisioned is on side-channel cryptanalysis, fault attacks and countermeasures and/or lightweight cryptography (protocols, crypto primitives and implementations).
The project has sufficient funds to support career development, conference visits, summer schools, and similar scientific activities.
For PhD students:
Successful candidates must hold an M.Sc. degree (or equivalent) from the university study of Computer Science, Mathematics or Engineering. Applications from students that are expected to finish their master thesis within 1 year will also be considered. Prior background/experience in cryptography and/or computer security is an asset.
For PostDocs:
Applicants should have a Ph.D. and expertise in at least one of the following research areas:
- applied cryptography
- embedded security
- hardware design for cryptography/cryptanalysis
- side-channel analysis and countermeasures
- machine learning and data mining
We expect proven expertise in your area of research by publications at top conferences and journals, some experience with EU projects, student supervision etc.
Conditions of employment
PhD positions are for 4 years, PostDoc positions are for up to 2 years, the expected starting dates are flexible.
Candidates moving to the Netherlands from abroad may qualify for a tax incentive scheme, where 30% of your income is tax-free.
For additional information, see http://www.ru.nl/ds, and for the positions contact:
Lejla Batina (http://www.cs.ru.nl/~lejla/), lejlaATcs.ru.nl
Closing date for applications: until the positions are filled.
Contact: Lejla Batina
Radboud University Nijmegen
P.O. Box 9010
6500 GL Nijmegen
The Netherlands
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-09-30
We are seeking six (6) highly motivated faculty members to join the Institute starting September 2015. Applications are being accepted for two assistant professors in Computer Engineering, two assistant professors in Information Technology, one assistant professor in Cyber Security, and one associate professor in Computer Science. These are all full-time tenure-track/tenure-eligible positions with a nine-month service period. Each position requires a Ph.D. (or foreign equivalent) in one of the following domains: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Systems, Information Technology, or a related field. For the Computer Engineering program, we seek candidates whose research focuses on hardware aspects of big data or cyber security (architecture, embedded systems). For Information Technology, we seek candidates with research foci in HCI, cyber security or systems integration, preferably mobile systems. We seek one assistant professor whose research focuses on cyber security and is applicable to all our programs. In Computer Science, we seek applicants with research strength in software engineering, distributed computing or operating systems, as well as experience in professional accreditation activities and assessment. Please see http://www.tacoma.uw.edu/institute-technology/ for more details. Questions related to these positions are to be directed to the search committee co-chairs, Dr. Bryan Goda, at 253 692 4581 or godab (at) uw.edu; or Dr. Ankur Teredesai, at 253 692 4806 or ankurt (at) uw.edu. Although these positions are contingent on available funding and will remain open until filled, applications received before October 1, 2014 will receive priority review.
Contact: Dr. Bryan Goda
godab (at) uw.edu
More Information: https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/4205
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-10-10
Make the world smart and secure – join NXP!
NXP is the trusted partner to authenticate identities, secure transactions and provide convenient interactions by delivering Identification Solutions.
The business area Security & Connectivity develops secure solutions that connect people and objects. Its strong portfolio of advanced semiconductor technology, unmatched device performance, world-class security and complete answers approach is used worldwide for protecting personal information in bank cards, passports, and more.
You can be part of an ambitious team of professionals operating in an incredibly exciting industry to help the world be more connected and more secure.
We are looking for passionate, talented experts in the field of Crypto & Security. Examplary roles include:
Currently we are hiring in San Jose (US), Eindhoven (NL), Glasgow (UK), Gratkorn (AT), Hamburg (DE) and Leuven (BE). There are more than 30 Crypto & Security positions for all sort of experience levels!
We are looking forward to your application via our Crypto & Security career website on LinkedIn.
Contact: Alexander Herbst, Human Resources, NXP Semiconductors
More Information: https://www.linkedin.com/groups?jobs=&gid=8137804
The cryptography and privacy group of the IBM Research - Zurich research laboratory in Switzerland is looking for highly motivated Ph.D. students and Post-Docs in the area of provably secure cryptography, in particular the design of privacy-enhancing cryptographic protocols.
Candidates will perform scientific research in the areas mentioned above under the direct guidance of the permanent researchers in our team. Their main task will consist of publishing at respected academic conferences and journals. They will also collaborate with international partners in EU research projects and occasionally implement prototypes of cryptographic protocols.
PhD student candidates must have a Master degree or equivalent in computer science, mathematics, electrical engineering, or related disciplines. Knowledge of basic cryptography is required, proven experience in the form of theses or published papers is a strong asset.
Post-Doc candidates must have a PhD degree in cryptography. All candidates must be fluent in spoken and written English; knowledge of German is not required.
IBM Research - Zurich offers a stimulating international research environment among experts in computer science, physics, and mathematics. The laboratory is located in Rüschlikon, Switzerland, at 10km from the city of Zurich and on the coast of Lake Zurich. A competitive salary will be offered, adjusted to the high local living standards.
The positions will remain open until suitable candidates have been hired.
Contact: Interested candidates should send a CV and motivation letter to Jan Camenisch jca(at)zurich.ibm.com
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-12-01
ID Quantique SA is a dynamic company specialising in quantum-safe network encryption solutions as well as hardware random number generators. Its products are used by customers in the financial and government sector worldwide. The company is based in Geneva, Switzerland.
Main Responsabilities:
•Provide internal expertise on cryptographic algorithms and protocols.
•Participation in internal as well as collaborative interdisciplinary R&D projects in the field of quantum-safe cryptography primitives, protocols and solutions.
•Implementation of cryptographic protocols.
•Monitoring of vulnerabilities and attacks relevant to the company's products and services.
•Engagement with customers in the context of pre-sales activities.
Contact: To apply, please send a full dossier including a motivation letter to rh (at) idquantique.com
More Information: http://idquantique.com/company/careers.html
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-12-15
The Information Security Centre of Excellence (ISCX), University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Canada is seeking a full-time postdoctoral fellow to work with the Centre to carry out research, design and development for the Intelligent Tools for an Automated Security
Analysis and Risk Management for Large-Scale Systems project. The proposed toolset will incorporate a set of techniques for automated risk identification, security assessment and mitigation planning. Within this toolset a risk management methodology will be provided to
support a process of identifying system threats and assessing the corresponding risks. The risk management toolset will also be equipped with means to trace and analyze roots of these threats for proper selection of follow-up mitigation strategies. This project is funded under the Atlantic Innovation Foundation program. For more information about ISCX, please see www.iscx.ca.
Applicants should have a Ph.D. and expertise in one or both of following research areas:
• Information and Network Security, and network technologies and tools.
• Machine learning and data mining techniques and tools.
The following skills and experiences are very helpful:
• Development under Linux operating system
• Malware detection and analysis concepts and tools
Successful applicants will assist in one or more of following tasks:
• Developing novel learning and mining techniques for malware detection and analysis
• Develop security data-mining approaches for risk mitigation, automated understanding and predictive analytics.
• Preparing technical documents and writing and submitting the research results for publication.
The post-doc appointment is for two years and can be extended for two more year depending upon the availability of funding.
Applications will be considered until the available position is filled. To apply send your curriculum vita that includes: 1) Research experience; two representative publications; proof of language proficiency (international applicants); and, contact information (email, address, phone) of three references.
Contact: Ali Ghorbani
Professor and Dean
Faculty of Computer Science
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton, NB, E3B 5A3
Tel: (506) 458- 7265 Fax: (506) 453-3566
Email: ghorbani (at) unb.ca
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-07-31
Post-doctoral positions are available in the AriC team, on functional cryptography and/or lattice-based cryptography.
An emerging group on cryptography is looking for excellent researchers to participate to projects on functional encryption and/or lattice-based cryptography, from the algorithmic foundations to the design and implementation of advanced cryptographic primitives.
Candidates must hold (or be close to holding) a PhD thesis related to cryptology, with an emphasis on its mathematical aspects. A strong research record is expected (i.e., publications in first-tier conferences or journals).
Applications should include a CV and recommendation letters. They should be sent before July 31, 2014 but will be considered until the positions are filled. Post-doc duration is negotiable. Salary can be adjusted for senior post-docs.
Fabien Laguillaumie (fabien.laguillaumie at ens-lyon.fr)
Benoît Libert (benoit.libert at ens-lyon.fr)
Damien Stehlé (damien.stehle at ens-lyon.fr)
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-07-31
The Information Security Centre of Excellence (ISCX), University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Canada has several openings for fully funded PhD/MS positions to work with the Centre to carry out research, design and development for the Intelligent Tools for an Automated Security Analysis and Risk Management for Large-Scale Systems project. The proposed toolset will incorporate a set of techniques for automated risk identification, security assessment (e.g., intrusion/malware detection & analysis) and mitigation planning. This project is funded under the Atlantic Innovation Foundation program. For more information about ISCX, please see www.iscx.ca.
Candidates are expected to be proficient in networking, have basic knowledge of computer security, to demonstrate interest in network security.
To apply send your CV.
Ali Ghorbani
Professor and Dean
Faculty of Computer Science
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton, NB, E3B 5A3
Tel: (506) 458- 7265 Fax: (506) 453-3566
Email: ghorbani (at) unb.ca
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-10-31
The Informatics Institute at Istanbul Technical University
(ITU) invites applications from accomplished scholars for several
temporary/permanent open rank faculty positions in Cyber Security
related areas:
• wireless and network security,
• secure software,
• cyber supply chain security,
• cybersecurity policy,
• cryptography,
• multimedia forensics.
Applicants should have a well-established record of research. Duties of these positions include mainly research and teaching at graduate level. The salaries for these positions are internationally competitive and commensurate with candidates' qualifications and academic ranks. "Information Security and Cryptography" department is a newly opening division at ITU and the prospective candidates for these positions are supposed to assume duties as early as September, 2015.
Istanbul Technical University, located at the heart of Istanbul, is one of the most prominent research universities of Turkey. Admission to ITU is highly competitive and the student body is from top scorers of the nationwide university entrance exam. With its well-qualified departments and institutions, ITU provides an excellent research environment for engineers and scientists. As a state university, ITU provides a free of charge health and dental insurance for its faculty members and their families.
About the application procedure:
To apply please send your application package including a cover letter, CV, research plan, and the names of 3 or 4 references to:
hiring (at) be.itu.edu.tr
Contact: HR Manager
Closing Date for Applications: 2015-05-30
The CWI Cryptology Group is opening a position for a research staff member (post-doc). We encourage candidates with an excellent research track-record in (theoretical) cryptology, preferably with substantial emphasis on its mathematical aspects, to apply.
Excellent candidates whose research has emphasized the interface between theory of computation and discrete mathematics (e.g., (algorithmic) coding theory) may also consider to apply if active interests in pursuing cryptologic research can be shown.
The initial appointment is for 1 year, with a possible extension of (at least) 1 year. Review of applications starts immediately until the position is filled. The starting date is negotiable.
Contact: Ronald Cramer
Head of the CWI Cryptology Group and Professor, Mathematical Institute, Leiden University
Contact: cramer (at) cwi.nl
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-08-31
Four positions in Computer Science
You will have demonstrated that you are on track to become an outstanding researcher, carrying out innovative research to complement that currently being pursued in the Department. You will have already achieved international recognition and have a significant number of high quality publications in top venues. Our strategy is to grow our research portfolio and you will be expected to take a major role in achieving that goal.
In addition, you will be expected to take an active role in providing high quality and innovative teaching in areas of Computer Science according to your experience. We are looking to enhance our teaching in core computer science; both theoretical aspects (such as formal methods, complexity, information theory, theory of programming languages, automated theorem proving/protocol analysis), as well as engineering aspects (such as programming languages, operating systems, distributed computing and software engineering). Interest in developing innovative ways of integrating teaching and research, and linking our teaching with the general computing industry, is particularly welcomed. The Department operates a reduced teaching load policy for new staff to enable their research activities to be established.
Please include in your CV and covering letter two one page statements; One on your research plans and how they will impact on the research profile of the Department and one on the contributions that you can make to teaching in the Department, especially in respect of innovation in delivery and content.
Contact: Nigel Smart
More Information: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/jobs/
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-06-22
The University of Luxembourg seeks to hire a doctoral researcher in the field of security modeling. The position is within the project Attack-Defense Trees: Theory Meets Practice. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Sjouke Mauw, the head of the SaToSS research group (http://satoss.uni.lu). We offer a fully-funded 3-year contract with a possibility of one-year extension.
The candidate for the Ph.D. position is expected to have:
- A Master degree in computer science or mathematics,
- Background in theoretical computer science (logic, game theory, formal methods, etc.)
- A proven interest in security,
- Good written and oral English skills.
Contact: Sjouke Mauw, Rolando Trujillo Rasua
More Information: http://emea3.mrted.ly/dehl
Closing Date for Applications: 2014-06-22
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Crimes of the Heart won Beth Henley the 1981 Pulitzer Prize, and the play remains her best-known and most successful work.
The Southern gothic comedy with its dark undertones is being revived at the Stage Door Theatre in Coral Springs, even as another set-in-the-South play, Alfred Uhry's The Last Night of Ballyhoo, has transferred to the company's Miami Beach Stage Door at the Byron Carlyle.
Like Ballyhoo, Crimes of the Heart is well acted, amusing and, when it should be, touching. The new production has been staged by Michael Leeds, who directs it with insight and grace, drawing effective performances from all six actors.
True, a few odd things happen (and not by Henley's design), as when one woman deposits her dirty pantyhose on the kitchen table or another tosses the pink foam rollers she has just pulled from her hair onto the floor behind a "cot" that is a not-very-well-disguised coffee table. But since Crimes of the Heart is built around strange behavior, maybe those weird moments are of a piece with the rest of the play.
Set five years after Hurricane Camille hit in 1969, Crimes focuses on the three Magrath sisters of Hazelhurst, Miss. The oldest, Lenny (Meredith Bartmon), is the never-married caretaker of the women's ailing grandfather, who brought them up after their mother committed suicide — and took the family cat along with her. Middle sister Meg (Faiza Cherie) is the wild one, a drinker and heavy smoker whose singing career has gone nowhere. And baby Babe Magrath Botrelle (Ursula Anderman) is in a bit of a pickle, having just shot her husband, a prominent lawyer.
The sisters' snooty, bossy cousin, Chick (Erin Pittelman), pops in periodically to annoy them. Barnette Lloyd (Samuel Floyd), the goofy young lawyer who is defending Babe for reasons of his own, becomes the conduit for her to spill a sordid story. Doc Porter (Nicholas Wilder), a now-married father who loved and lost Meg, comes sniffing around again when he hears his ex has come home.
On its surface, Crimes of the Heart seems to be a comic study of the eccentric characters in a dysfunctional family. But though it's no Streetcar Named Desire or Long Day's Journey into Night, it did win the Pulitzer, and its deeper themes — relentless self-absorption, casual cruelty and abuse, the loneliness of the loveless — make spending a couple of hours with the Magrath sisters a richer experience.


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Co-captains Sean Taylor and Jake Powell, who have been wrestling together since 4th grade, both placed at the 2013 MIAA All-State Championship last weekend. Taylor, a Marblehead senior, placed 7th in the heavyweight class and will wrestle next weekend in the New England high school wrestling championship.
Powell, a Swampscott senior, placed 8th in the 126-pound weight class in the two-day tournament that featured more than 200 of the Commonwealth's best high school wrestlers.
Taylor and Powell became for first two wrestlers from the Black & Blue team to place at the All-State tournament and Taylor became the first ever to move on to the New England tournament. The All-State tournament marked the end to a furious seven days of wrestling in which wrestlers from around the state had to wrestle – because of the blizzard of 2013 – in their respective sectional tournaments the weekend of Feb. 16. The place finishers then had to wrestle in their respective division tournaments on Feb. 19 and 20, and then again on Feb. 22 and 23.
To date, it's been the most successful year in the history of the Swampscott-Marblehead wrestling program.
"I couldn't be prouder of what we've accomplished this year," said 4th year head coach Mike Stamison. "From an individual standpoint and a team standpoint, it was certainly a great season. We had six dual meet wins, which doubled my career total. We didn't forfeit a weight class in the the last meet of the season. Siix of 10 boys placed at sectionals, with three of those wrestling at States, and two at All-states and now, one moving on to New England. I'm honored to be their coach."
Powell finished his high school wrestling career with a record of 112-30. In addition to placing 8th at All-State, he was a one-time Mass. Division 3 Sectional runner up; a two-time Mass. Division 3 Sectional champion; a three-time Mass. Division 3 State place-winner, the 2013 Mass. Division 3 State runner up, and the first-ever wrestler in the history of the Black and Blue wresting program to earn more than 100 wins. Powell was also named the 2013 Northeastern Conference wrestler of the year.
"It's been a long, difficult but rewarding four years and I'm going to miss this," Powell said.
"And we're going to miss him." said Coach Stamison. "Jake has been a great captain the past two seasons and contributor during all four years, while managing to stay healthy and improve as his career went on. I hope he does continue to wrestle in college, and I'll certainly be happy to see him when he comes back to help with our practices while on break. He's going to do great things, both on and off the mat."
Powell plans to wrestle in college but he has not yet committed to a college.
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As the Three Valley's middle sister, Meribel is blessed not only with a superb location, but with good looks as well. Built almost entirely in chalet style using traditional local stone and wood, it exudes an authentic, albeit lively, village charm that many other resorts lack.
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Can this be real? We hope you've had a chance to visit "The Jellies Experience." Another great shot of our crown jellies from staff photographer, Randy Wilder!
Look what's happening behind the scenes at the Monterey Bay Aquarium! We're working with this species, the California two-spot octopus (Octopus bimaculoides), for possible future exhibit. Aquarist Alicia Bitondo looks pretty happy about how it's going so far!
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Burnett, Carol.
Adult Fiction PN2287.B85 A3 2010
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JulieAnn said:
Great book. Read by the affable Carol herself. That makes it extra special as only she knows the little vignettes into her life so well. Cute stories you'll want to share with your friends. By all means, get the audio version!
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What a wonderful audio! I expected lots of funny stories from Carol's career (which are delightfully told) but I didn't expect the spiritual and very moving parts. Carol is a great reader. This is so enjoyable if you have fond memories of The Carol Burnett Show. I especially loved the Tim Conway anecdotes. He's nuts! And Carrie and the Fib is very cute.
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This was a wonderful audio. The memories and inside stories were terrific and listening to Carol's voice made it all that much better. 8 of 10 for me.
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Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including reports of hacker activity at the healthcare.gov health insurance website.
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Officials, responding to recent Supreme Court actions, are seeking to overcome employers' religious objections to the birth control coverage mandate.
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Good news, ladies. Tired of being on the front lines in the War on Women? Newsweek just announced that what women really want to do is "surrender."
For those of you who thought that professional women might be fantasizing about earning the same salaries as their male counterparts, grabbing the reins at more Fortune 500 companies, achieving gender parity in Congress, or sitting at (rather than under) the desk in the Oval Office, think again. Newsweek leased its prime real estate to (post)feminist gadfly Katie Roiphe, who presents the (alleged) feminine fetish for sadomasochistic domination as feminism's inconvenient truth.
Predictably, the blogosphere has taken Roiphe to task. Should we assume—based on her article—that this is punishment Roiphe (secretly) likes? If so, is Newsweek editor Tina Brown also "asking for it"? And what about the anonymous woman gracing Newsweek's "link bait-y" cover?
The "working woman" getting so much attention as Newsweek's eye candy looks more like a working girl (high class—of course). Her financial privilege is suggested by her carefully coiffed hair (note the salon quality backcombing), her elegant bone structure (a sign of good breeding), and the exaggerated bow on her silky onyx blindfold (S&M gear goes haute couture). Although she favors a power color for her lips, her open mouth and the vaguely contorted posture of her body (which leads the viewer to imagine her hands tied behind her back) signals a supposed desire to relinquish that power. Her naked body intimates that this persona is more authentic than her workday self. She is the elemental woman—stripped of pretense and relieved of power.
Ironically, the pesky power from which Newsweek thinks today's working women needs to be unburdened is the real fantasy. Women still lag in salary, representation, and political credibility. But stereotypes about women (as citizens, voters, and workers) are often enforced visually, which is why the S&M aesthetic is used to sell everything from shoes to suits to booze; it's even a go-to meme in politics, deployed to try to convince people to vote, go vegan, and stop patronizing circuses. Roiphe and Newsweek would have us believe that this "trend" represents a complicated and conflicted new feminism, but really it's just the same old patriarchy at work. To be sure, women can be (and often are) participants in and perpetrators of patriarchy (I'm looking at you, Tina Brown).
If Newsweek wants to contribute to cultural understanding of the challenges "working women" face, they should focus on the real battles women wage every day for physical safety, economic security, political representation, and personal autonomy. That's the war in which women cannot afford to surrender.
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The only true path to equanimity within an ever-changing world is through a deep study and realization of impermanence as the fundamental truth of our lives. In this retreat with Geoffrey Shugen Arnold Sensei and Konrad Ryushin Marchaj Sensei we turn our attention to the many manifestations of impermanence and explore ways to meet it skillfully, wisely, and compassionately.
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Is humanitarianism really helping out the poor people?
The word humanitarianism in my country brings the thoughts of "let's be humane and donate 1 euro for the poor people from Africa,or for that dying from cancer boy etc. Half of that money probably will be spend or stolen by someone but giving that 1 euro is going to make me feel better until the next campaign ". Are we really changing lives by giving that 1 euro?Isn't better to help one feed himself instead of feeding him with charity?
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Sep 12 2011: I strongly agree that just donating money without creating knowledge about how to use it won't help. The key really is "empowerment for self-help": don't give people money, give them land and crops and show them how to grow them. I am also a big fan of micro-credits where people can come up with business ideas and will receive financial support to realize them. Does anyone know an organization for micro-credits one could support with a few dollars?
I would also enjoy to support a godchild, as personal contact always fosters empathy... and there, you also know what your money is used for. In many cases, supporting one child even helps the whole neighborhood.
Sep 12 2011: >> Does anyone know an organization for micro-credits one could support with a few dollars?
Kiva - http://www.kiva.org/
Sep 12 2011: You are right, a country needs educated men and women to lead it. Moreover, I don't think we want to say that the natives should be farmers and that clever people from industrialized countries should come and take care of the leading business. But still, how would this country be able to feed its children without a decent number of farmers and people who know how to treat the land to make it fertile?
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WORLEY, Idaho - Most of us have heard it by now: name a list of accolades and the relatively new Circling Raven Golf Course has likely been on it.
And the list goes on and on. And on.In a little over six years, Circling Raven has made as much noise as any course in this part of the country. It funny, though, that its signature is still the warble of a bird, the sound of the breeze through the grass and the vista that takes your breathe away."It's a celebration of that - that they can come out and be isolated and feel that isolation, that connection with nature," said Tom Davidson, the Director of Golf at the course near Worley, Idaho.Davidson calls the course, complete with wide open fairways and spectacular mountain views, his office."It's not a cubicle by any means," he said, while leaning on his club during a breezy round of golf. "I'll take this any day."His charge is to manage the massive span of more than 600 acres."This is a course you can go through, even on the first time, and you'll remember specific holes, specific places because of that vastness and big scale of the place," he said.It's one third golf and two-thirds nature. And caring for the latter makes the former so formidable. "There's a powerful appreciation from tribal leadership for the earth, for the beauty of this land, for the blessings that we have," said Davidson. "We're by-golly going to take care of it."The commitment to tradition comes this year from with something that sounds straight out of the future: the membrane bioreactor - a state-of-the-art filtration system that re-purposes the resort's wastewater for irrigation."The membrane bioreactor will save us 35 million gallons of well water annually," explained Davidson.
Course: 18-holes, publicPar: 72Yardage: 7,189Course Rating: 74.5
Notes: This course near Worley, Idaho opened in 2003. Rates range from $75 to $95 per round.
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Even now, it's pumping 80,000 gallons per day. The hum heard in the equipment room comes to the tune of nearly $4 million, an investment that's helped the course receive consideration for Golf Digest's Green Star Award - maybe the most coveted of all the accolades Circling Raven could ever land."The Green Star Award is something that demonstrates our commitment to environmentally-friendly practices and having very little impact on the environment as we possibly can, and still be able to get people out to enjoy it. That's really our primary goal here," said Davidson.It's a sentiment so strong it's literally etched in stone at a course where history is always top of the list.


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