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Don't Forget This One Very Important Thing in Your Thanksgiving Day Schedule
Last week I shared my small and swanky Thanksgiving dinner with you, and we spent some time talking about how to schedule out the cooking on the day itself. One commenter left a note, though, of something I neglected to mention, and it made me laugh out loud. Know what it is? It's important...
When planning Thanksgiving dinner, schedule in time to take a shower.
This is so right on, and it made me laugh, but wryly. I did have this particularly important agenda item in my hour-by-hour schedule for Thanksgiving, but I left it off the list we photographed above because I felt like it was a little goofy. Would people think I would just forget otherwise? Who needs to write down a reminder to take a shower?
Well, as reader chickhabit said: "Something else that seems obvious, but can easily get overlooked on the day of.... Schedule in time to take a shower, and do it at least 2 hours before guests arrive. I know I'm prone to just waking up, putting on the coffee and getting straight to work. Factoring in personal prep time is majorly helpful. Cause, you know, you're just as fabulous as your table."
Right on, chickhabit, right on.
I'm guilty of pushing off my shower and personal prep time until the last minute, doing "just one more thing," and then racing downstairs with wet hair as the guests knock on the door. This feels a bit stressful. It's better to schedule this important line item in your hosting duties earlier in the day, to give yourself more time and a bit of relaxation.
Do you make out a big schedule of things to get done on Thanksgiving Day? Do you add your shower? Or other little personal things that you might forget in the busyness?
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LOL my mom used to do that every year. Forget to shower until the last minute and then sit down for the meal with wet hair.
I've hosted a lot of parties where I'm dressed in old jeans, a t-shirt with some flour on it, and my hair tied up (because I wasn't graceful enough to shower). It's actually a great suggestion!
I don't always actually do it, but I also think it's good advice to take a few minutes to sit down and put your feet up for a bit! Sometimes after running around all day cooking and getting things ready, I can't believe how good it feels to just sit down for 10 minutes and relax. :)
great advice! I don't always put it on the schedule, but sometimes it's best to plan the messy jobs first and then save the lighter jobs for after I'm clean and dressed. Otherwise, I just feel grubby when I present the meal!
I guess I don't care about the shower, but there is one thing I'd add to the list, which is to be sure I have serving dishes & implements for everything I intend to serve. I like to serve holiday meals family style and when i first started doing it, I neglected to do this!
I leave my fiance to finish last minute details while I take a quick shower - I've often had guests show up early while I'm still in the shower.
Haha, I make schedules like this for any busy night or dinner party I'm hosting, even sometimes just cooking for a boyfriend after work. And yes, I always schedule the time to shower, and then the time for drying my hair/makeup, etc.!
NOT goofy, especially for those of us with children! My baby daddy once commented "You act like taking a shower is a privilege!" and when you have a child, it can get to feeling like that. It also feels like that when preparing to host a big and important shindig too. Thanks for posting this!! I'm hosting 2 parties this weekend and it's a great reminder.
I always make a big schedule of things to do (and when) when I'm hosting a party or dinner. And every single time, I'm scrambling to do one more thing before I run and jump in the shower! As of today, no more. I am going to start adding it to my to-list and stop stressing out over something I can actually control! Thanks for the tip! :)
If you're cooking last-minute things (and not just prepping or plating), don't forget to consider changing AGAIN, even if you're already all ready.
Last Christmas we threw a party where I made bacon-wrapped pork loin, which was divine, but I had dressed ahead of time and I checked the pork loin several times before guests arrived. I got hot in my turtleneck sweater and went to go change and boy was I glad I did! My shirt smelled entirely too much of bacon and onions. So keep that in mind, too. You may want to get clean 2 hours ahead of time, but maybe make the actually getting dressed in your nice clothes a little more last-minute.
This totally cracked me up and is SO TRUE! I'm guilty of the meeting guests with wet hair moment ...
I spent most of my life in Southern California where, if I was lucky, guests invited for 1:00 showed up around 2:00.
Here in South Carolina, guests invited for 1:00 start showing up at 12:45.
This is great advice. I'm just like you, Faith-- I tend to get up and start to work, and, suddenly, the first guest is knocking on the door and I'm still in my PJs.
Last year, I took a lot of grief from my friends for including the entry for a shower at 11:15 on the Thanksgiving Day to do list.
If I hadn't written it down, it wouldn't have happened.
Ugh this one got me last year - my brother in law showed up with his father in law, and two kids under 6 hours before we expected anyone who needed attention. My hubby and I had just walked in the door from playing tennis with my dad. Fortunately it was cold enough that we didn't stink :)
Well, I can say that as a male cook, this rarely come up as a concern. My wife may suggest it, quite possibly, but this sort of behavior is SO off my radar that I simply had to comment on one of the essential differences between...people. I would be loathe to state that this is a gender difference...
I shower first thing in the morning so that I don''t run out of time. Then, getting ready is just a matter of washing up, hair-brushing and changing clothes.


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Saint Anianus of Asti
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Fifth century bishop of Asti, Italy. Little information and survived, and historians don't agree on any of it.
- buried in the crypts under the cathedral of Saint John in Asti, Italy
- re-interred in the church of San Sisto in Asti in 1567
- when the church became structurally un-sound the relics were enshrined in an urn beneath the high altar of the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Asti on 12 August 1696
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Blobfest 2012 isn't the only event coming to the borough next weekend.
July 15 at , Pastor Don Heller and the parishioners of are hosting a "Journey Jam" festival. The event is slated to start at 10:30 a.m., run until the early afternoon, and will feature live music, a DJ, free food, drinks, a kids' water zone with a slip and slide, and more.
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Heller said the event is meant to introduce people to the church and to give its members, and the community at large, a day of fun.
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Heller, 32, said his youthful church usually meets on Sundays at the –"It's kind of like a rock concert. Every Sunday we come in with a box truck, set up for the service, and then tear it down completely," he said–but on the 15th they relinquished their usual space for the annual screening of "The Blob."
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6 do's and don'ts of gift returns
Here's how to maximize your chances of a hassle-free gift return -- even without a receipt.
This post comes from Geoff Williams at partner site U.S. News & World Report.
There probably isn't a person in the world who enjoys returning a gift, but if one did, it would be Laura Bellinger.
Over the years, Bellinger, who works in public relations and lives in Atlanta, has developed a reputation among friends and family for being fearless with what she returns, whether it's a holiday gift she knows she'll never use or a purchase she regrets. While many consumers figure it's a waste of time or effort to return an item that didn't work out, Bellinger is rarely discouraged. Once, after a trip to France to see her mother, she returned home with $3,000 worth of clothes from Paris, paid for with her credit card, and a case of shopper's remorse. She called the store, explained her regret and was told she could send the clothes back for a refund. On other occasions, she has returned food to the grocery store in exchange for store credit and has even taken back plants.
"I hate wasting money," Bellinger says. "If you're an impulse shopper and also allergic to debt, you have to become a good returner."
Given the long lines involved, that isn't always easy during this time of the year. According to the National Retail Federation, approximately $50 billion worth of gifts are returned or exchanged annually at stores throughout the country. So if you have gifts to return and you want the process to go as smoothly as possible – especially if you don't have a receipt – here are some do's and don'ts to keep in mind.
Do: If at all feasible, bring a receipt. If you have that receipt, you'll probably have a pretty painless and short experience at the gift return counter. If you don't have a receipt – or are embarrassed to ask the gifter for one – but you know what store the gift came from, the staff might be able to find the receipt anyway.
Target, for instance, has a refund look-up system. According to its website, "in most instances," it can verify purchases made in stores and online within the last 90 days if the item was purchased with a credit card, debit card, gift card or check.
If you want to return a gift you bought and can't find the receipt, search your email before going to the store empty-handed. At check-out, some store clerks ask if you want a digital receipt instead, and you may have opted out of a paper version.
Don't: Be a jerk. Returning a gift can be subjective, and keep in mind that's a human being behind the counter who may be very weary of dealing of tense shoppers, hour after hour. You may be weary, too, if you've been standing in line awhile. But if you're smart, you won't be grouchy or unkind when explaining that you'd like a refund despite not having a receipt or the item's packaging. If you don't have a receipt and the store could make a case for not accepting the item, you really don't want to make the case for them.
Do: Go to the store when fewer customers will be there. This can be tricky in the aftermath of the holidays, since plenty of people have gift returns on their agenda. How many? The digital coupon site retailmenot.com conducted three surveys throughout October, November and December of more than 1,000 U.S. adults each, and reported that 42 percent of respondents said they typically return at least some gifts they receive over the holidays.
Still, if you want to do what you can to minimize the crowds, Bellinger says the best times to go are late in the evening and right when the store opens. You may have little luck with that strategy in the days right after Christmas, however. "The day after Christmas, every department store is a zoo, even a sedate one like Saks," says Nancy Brenner, who runs the consumer blog garmentdistrictdiva.tumblr.com, which specializes in fashion.
Don't: Wait too long to take back your return. Waiting a month or two to return a gift, when you know crowds will be minimal, is a crafty idea. But it's also a risk, according to Brenner.
It shouldn't be if you're still within the store's extended return policy, but if you wait longer, your receipt could lose value. "Receipts, like milk, have expiration dates, and the longer you wait, the less you will receive in value," Brenner says. "If the price gets marked down further, you may only get the markdown, not the purchase price."
So you may find yourself getting a $14 store credit for a $120 sweater someone bought you. While clothing often makes the clearance rack, Brenner says prices are marked down on just about everything, from holiday decorations to electronics, to make room for new products.
Do: Know the store's return policies. This is becoming increasingly important as stores become more stingy about product returns (you can't really blame them, since many buyers have abused return policies and some criminals attempt to bring stolen merchandise back to a store in exchange for credit).
True, many stores have extended holiday return periods, giving holiday-dazed consumers more time to return gifts, but they don't all have blanket policies for every item. For instance, at Toys "R" Us, some electronic items purchased beginning Nov. 1 must be returned by Jan. 9 to get a refund or store credit. But for just about everything else bought at the store, you can wait until Jan. 25. At Macy's, you have three days to return furniture, but 60 days to return a mattress. Meanwhile, some retailers charge restocking fees (i.e., 15 percent of the purchase) for returning an item. So unless you know the store pretty well, and especially if the gift is expensive or heavy, you'd be wise to go to the store's website and check its returns guidelines.
ConsumerWorld.org, a public service consumer resource guide, has an updated list of noteworthy store policies, policy changes or unusual return policies (consumerworld.org/pages/returns.htm).
Don't: Get discouraged. The return policies, as noted, are mostly in place to prevent abuse. If you have a legitimate gripe – a product simply isn't working the way it should or it's the wrong size – store sales staff and managers tend to do what they can to help you.
"But nothing will happen if you don't ask," Bellinger says. She says she will occasionally hang onto a gift if she thinks the giver would feel let down if he or she learned she returned it, but generally, if it isn't something she likes or will use, Bellinger doesn't hesitate to attempt a return. "Nobody's enjoying the value of the gift if it's sitting unused in your house," she says.
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Memphis, TN, United States (4E Sports) – The Brooklyn Nets will tap Lionel Hollins as their next head coach for a deal worth $20 million in four years.
"We have a nice nucleus to build with," said Hollins, who led the Memphis Grizzlies to three consecutive playoff appearances in his last three seasons with the team.
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Santa Cruz, CA -- November 5, 2013 New Leaf Community Markets announced today that B Lab, the international B Corporation certification body, has recognized New Leaf as a Certified B Corporation (B Corp). A B Corp is a new type of company that uses the power of business to solve social and economic problems. New Leaf is the first grocer in California to achieve this certification, and one of only two grocers in the world to do so.
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White House press secretary Jay Carney said that U.S.-Russia relations were "not in a good place right now" after the Kremlin's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region, but defended President Obama's handling of Moscow.
Carney insisted that Obama had been "clear-eyed" in his handling of Russia, despite the two nations clashing on a number of issues, from Syria to Ukraine.
"I don't think there's any question that relations between Russia and the U.S. are not in a good place right now," Carney told reporters Wednesday.
U.S.-Russian relations hit new lows following Russian President Vladimir Putin's takeover of Crimea.
Putin claims that he is defending the safety of the area's Russian-ethnic majority, but the White House has called the move an illegal power grab. The Russian leader signed a treaty Tuesday to annex Crimea following a Sunday popular referendum that backed secession from Ukraine.
Obama has said that the U.S. will not accept the referendum and has called on Putin to sit down for talks with the Ukrainian government, draw down military forces controlling Crimea, and allow international monitors.
The U.S. and the European Union have approved sanctions on Russian and Ukrainian individuals behind the Crimea move, but critics say those measures are ineffectual and will not make Putin back down.
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He added, though, that the president had been "very blunt and vocal" when the two nations disagreed.
"The intensify of the disagreements has increased, to be sure," said Carney, citing Syria, where Russia has backed embattled President Bashar Assad during the three-year civil war.
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We previously showed that the elementary particles mass spectrum is not random at all and probably originates in resonances of a single field below the known forces and fields. Here we first improve our demonstration leading to a single field; we show how resonances are compatible with the standard model symmetries and give coherent mass equation parameters. On this basis, we build a toy model of the field below which is consistent with those parameters and with the resonance numbers of quarks and massive bosons. It enables computing the W±, Z0, and H0 boson pole masses with high precision and the widths also come naturally. The resulting W± mass is in close agreement with experimental data but it disagrees with the SM prediction. An important consequence is that nothing new should appear in the next LHC run because geometrical constraints show that there is probably nothing else to find. Finally, the fundamental resonance agrees with the Dirac condition; it explains the other coefficients of the theory and shows the nature of the field.
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This paper reports on the development of three pieces of supercapacitor cells for portable applications such as mobile and wearable energy storage. In a primary embodiment, the three developed supercapacitors cells, each, consist of two flexible electrodes fabricated on thin metal base substrates. The electrode, mainly a commercially prepared multiwalled hydroxyl carbon nanotubes (CPHMWCNTs), sandwich a hybrid solid polymeric separator doped with an appropriate ionic material acting as an electrolyte. The integrated separator and electrolyte layer was made of filter paper, a polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) doped with phosphoric acid at three different concentrations. The Three cells were then assembled and leveled as cell-A (C90PVdF-HFP10 |H50| C90PVdF-HFP10), cell-B (C90PVdF-HFP10 |H60| C90PVdF-HFP10) and cell-C (C90PVdF-HFP10 |H70| C90PVdF-HFP10). The evaluations of these three different electrodes and their substrate materials allowed for selection of a combination of active material and suitable percentage concentrations that yielded optimal supercapacitor performance. From the overall results of the electrochemical analysis of cyclic voltammetry (CV), cell-B delivered higher capacitance of 86.60.10 Fg?1 which was higher than the capacitance obtained by cell-C (65 Fg?1) and even doubling the capacitance obtained by cell-A (42.1 Fg?1). Whereas the charge-discharge (CD) tests carried out in the cells reveals that, even at the lower voltage window of 1.5 V, cell-B delivered better than cells A and C with a balanced and better discharge capacitance of 119.0 Fg?1 and higher energy/power densities of 597.0 Jg?1/12.6 Jg?1s?1and very low internal resistance.
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We recall how the Maxwell equations ensue from the Navier-Stokes-Durand equation of elasticity that governs the field of the displacements of the points of the ether shown to be an elastic medium. Such a field can be constituted by waves propagated in this ether. In previous papers we have generalized the waves associated to photons to waves associated to , (i.e., particles of mass m and electrical charges e), and demonstrated that a moving , as, e.g., an electron is a superposition of waves that forms a small globule moving with the velocity V of this . That is to say that a moving particle is a moving small globule of ether deformation. Now in its motion, creates out side of it, a field of ether deformation from witch ensues the electromagnetic field created by . The induced field being denoted without ambiguity also simply by , it appears, as shown here below, that the magnetic field H ensuing from , is the field of the local velocities of the points of the ether, i.e., . The fundamental fact that we demonstrate, is that on a fixed observatory point near at a given instant to the moving electron, i.e., to the moving , the velocity of the ether denoted there by is of the same form as the velocity of a point of a rotating solid. This phenomenon is the spin of the electron, that, in a quantum state of an atom can take only quantized values.
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Hot cathode and hollow anode argon DC glow discharge plasma at different pressures of (0.04, 0.05, 0.06, 0.07, 0.09, 0.2, 0.4, and 0.8 mbar) has been investigated. The experiments were carried out under the influence of pressure and filament cathode current on voltage – current characteristics of glow discharge and its breakdown voltage. Plasma parameters have been measured and obtained using single probe method at fixed discharge current (Id=1.88 mA) and hollow anode diameter. A computer MATLAB program is performed for this purpose. It was shown that the discharge voltage – current characteristics curve has a positive resistance and represents an abnormal glow region at pressure (0.04 and 0.06) mbar for different filament current. The breakdown voltage increases as the filament current is increased. In different pressure, electron temperature shows different behavior with increasing filament current. Electron density varies nearly inversely with the filament current, but it is increase due to increase of pressure from (1 to 3 mbar), then tends to decrease for the higher pressure. There are two groups of electrons according to the two peaks of (EEDFs), and the peaks amplitude decrease, with the increases of both filament current and gas pressure.
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A nonperturbative QED is presented which is free of the divergences of perturbative QED. The theory comprises two equations of motion (EOM's) for a relativistic electron which are mutually coupled by gauge-invariant self-electromagnetic interaction terms calculated from Maxwell's equations. The first is Dirac's equation itself, which Dirac required to be compatible with the material equation of continuity and which accounts for the electron's rest-mass energy and spin-1/2 nature. The second is an EOM with Dirac form for a mass-0, spin-1/2 particle which I require to be compatible with the electromagnetic equation of continuity and which accounts for the electron's charge and electromagnetic self energy such that the combined equations account for the electron's rest-mass energy, spin, charge, and self energy and may therefore be regarded as a complete relativistic-electron theory. Due to the transverse nature of Maxwell's equations the second EOM actually comprises two EOM's: an EOM with magnetic-field interaction (MFEOM) accounting for radiative contributions to atomic structure and an EOM with electric-field interaction (EFEOM) investigated in this paper. The use of all three EOM's together may be considered to describe radiation-dressed states of matter as opposed to radiation-bare states of matter as described by Dirac's or Schroedinger's equation alone. I argue that the EFEOM is physically appropriate for a neutrino for large separations of the two particles and is possibly associated with the electroweak force. On the other hand I show that for small interparticle separations the EFEOM shows binding on a GeV energy and Fermi-unit length scale such that one bare electron and two neutrinos with net spin-1 are possibly related to the muon or "heavy" electron. A model is constructed for muon structure and decay.
 Burke Ritchie 2014-08-24 2014-08-24 6 About Organic Systems Origin According to Equilibrium Thermodynamic Modeles of Molecules Distribution in Interstellar Medium http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/38799
Problem of an natural organic systems origin - amino acids, nucleotides and other construction elements of life and also natural hydrocarbonic systems to which oil and gas belong is actual not only with fundamental, but also from the practical point of view. We know that hydrocarbonic resources of a planet are steadily exhausted. At present there are not methods and models to calculate the resources of oil and life-related molecules in interstellar environment. In this paper is developed the mathematical model of the molecules composition distribution in the interstellar environment on thermodynamic potentials using methods of the probability theory, the mathematical and physical statistics and the equilibrium thermodynamics. Based on this model are estimated the resources of life-related molecules, amino acids and the nitrogenous bases in the interstellar medium. The possibility of the oil hydrocarbons molecules formation is shown. The given calculations confirm Sokolov's and Hoyl's hypotheses about the possibility of the oil hydrocarbons formation in Space. Results are confirmed by data of astrophysical supervision and space researches.
 Michel Yu. Dolomatov Nadezhda A. Zhuravliova Diana R. Tanatarova 2014-08-27 2014-08-27 6 About Possible Role of Negative Pressure Waves in Geophysical Processes http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/39942
There are different model views on the mechanism of extreme geologic processes. Nevertheless, many principal questions remain unanswered because the models don't characterize sufficiently the peculiarities of these processes. Here is proposed new approach to mechanism of evolution and appearance of extreme geologic processes on the basis of Negative Pressure phenomenon.
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Models of heat transfer in infiltrated packed beds of large low-heat conducting particles that are used as active thermal insulation of high-temperatures surfaces of technological equipment have been developed. A criterion of active thermal insulation involving main geometrical and thermal parameters of the infiltrated packed bed has been introduced. The effect of packed bed nonisothermicity and gas compressibility on the resistance of active thermal insulation has been investigated. An approximation dependence of the resistance of the bed on its geometrical, hydrodynamic, and thermal characteristics has been obtained. Cooling of a cap gas distributer via active insulation has been studied.
 Yu. S. Teplitsky E. A. Pitsukha V. A. Borodulya V. L. Malevich 2014-09-07 2014-09-07 6 Regular Resistor Lattice Networks in Two Dimensions (Archimedean Lattices) http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/39110
In this paper, we investigate the two-vertex resistance on four Archimedean lattices. This technique is based on the Green's function corresponding to the Laplacian matrix of the lattice. The Laplacian matrix of the resistor network is determined by applying basic principles (Kirchhoff's and Ohm's laws) in electrical circuit analysis, and Fourier transforms of the electric potential and current. We present some numerical results regarding the resistance between nearby lattice vertices.
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In this paper an equation with higher precision than the equation of quantum mechanics is derived as an equation describing the energy levels of the hydrogen atom using only the principal quantum number n. That equation predicts the existence of an n=0 energy level. However, the state where n=0 is not an energy level of the electron comprising the hydrogen atom. The electron in this state forms a pair with a positron, which is the electron's antiparticle. The relativistic energy of the individual particles forming the pair is zero, but their momentum is not zero. The momentums of these particles are equal in magnitude but opposite in direction. By forming a pair, the sum of the momentums of two types of particles becomes zero. It is very significant that even the energy level of the electron pairs which comprise the vacuum have been incorporated into the formula for the energy of the hydrogen atom.
 Koshun Suto 2014-09-20 2014-09-20 6 Assessment of Groundwater Potential in Ozoro, Delta State, Nigeria Using the Electrical Resistivity Method http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/40108
Electrical resistivity survey involving six vertical electrical soundings was conducted in Ozoro to assess the groundwater potential of the area. Record of apparent resistivity and electrode spread were analysed using curve matching and computer iteration technique and the outcome compared with record of existing borehole. Result revealed the presence of four geoelectric strata which are topsoil, fine-medium grain sand, clay-clayey sand and coarse-medium coarse sand. The fourth layer with a resistivity range of 648-917 Wm and depth range of 10.7-18.0 m is identified as the aquifer layer. Result also revealed that the aquifer layer is overlaid by a clayey aquitard of 4.2 m thick. It is recommended that the sourcing of water for domestic purpose by the people should be done in excess of 18.0 m.
 Ochuko Anomohanran 2014-09-21 2014-09-21 6 Support Vector Machines Approach for Estimating Work Function of Semiconductors: Addressing the Limitation of Metallic Plasma Model http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/39961
Experimental determination of work function of metals is not only a difficult task but also characterized with certain degree of inaccuracy. The success of metallic plasma model (MPM) remains incomplete due to its inability to correctly estimate work functions of elemental semiconductors (Silicon and Germanium). Support vector machine (SVM) with accuracy of over 98% in the work function estimation is hereby proposed to address the limitations of MPM. The estimated work functions obtained using SVM approach were compared with the universally accepted experimental work functions as well as work functions obtained from MPM and other theoretical model. Work functions obtained using SVM approach agree well with the experimental values.
 Taoreed. O. Owolabi Kabiru. O. Akande Sunday. O. Olatunji 2014-09-24 2014-09-24 6 Reviewer Acknowledgements for Applied Physics Research, Vol. 6, No. 5 http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/40768 Reviewer acknowledgements for Applied Physics Research, Vol. 6, No. 5, 2014. Lily Green 2014-09-28 2014-09-28 6


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University Division Winners
2011 University Division Winners and Semi-finalists
First-prize winner, Austin Larson
Austin Larson has received top honors in other major competitions in addition to the IHCA, most notably First Place in the International Horn Society Premier Soloist Competition and his selection as a winner in the Yamaha Young Performing Artists Competition in 2011. Austin is currently a third-year undergraduate horn performance student at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, studying with Randy Gardner, Elizabeth Freimuth and Duane Dugger. Originally from Neenah, Wisconsin, Austin studied with Donald Krause and Dr. Bruce Atwell during high school. Austin has performed with the Fox Valley, Green Bay, and Oshkosh (Wisconsin) Symphonies and has participated in the CCM Spoleto Festival and Lutheran Summer Music Academy and Festival, where he was selected as the Concerto Competition Winner in 2008. Austin also provides website and other technical support for Horns-a-Plenty Christmas, which brings together horn players nationwide to perform holiday music in order to raise money for college scholarships for horn students. Austin Larson plays a yellow brass Alexander 103 horn.
Austin's IHCA program (played his entire program from memory):
Round 1 – Mozart, Concerto No. 4 and Dukas, Villanelle
Round 2 – Ketting, Intrada
Round 3 – Gliere Concerto
Second-prize winner, Young Kim
Born in Korea and raised in Hawaii, Young Kim began playing the horn at age 12. He went on to study with Eric Ruske at Boston University's College of Fine Arts, where he earned a Bachelor's in Music Performance with summa cum laude honors. During the summers he has participated in numerous institutes and festivals such as Eastern Music Festival, Aspen Music Festival & School, Mahler Festival, and Pacific Music Festival, where he has also studied with noted pedagogues and performers such as William Caballero, Eli Epstein, Robert Langbein, Julie Landsman, Jennifer Montone, Kevin Reid, and John Zirbel. While at BU, Kim spent a semester abroad at the Royal College of Music in London where he was a member of Timothy Jones and Simon Rayner's studios and also studied natural horn with Susan Dent. He currently studies under William VerMeulen as a Master's student at Rice University's Shepherd School of Music in Houston. Young Kim plays a gold-plated Alexander 103 horn.
Young's IHCA program (played entirely from memory):
Round 1 – Mozart, Concerto No. 4 and Dukas, Villanelle
Round 2 – Buyanovsky, España
Round 3 – Strauss Concerto No. 2
Austin Larson and Young Kim were the only two finalists this year.
2011 University Division Semi-finalists (in alphabetical order)
Erika Binsley – BM student (class of 2012)
University of Southern California
Student of Kristy Morrell
Buyanovsky, España
Everett Burns - 2011 graduate of Indiana University
Student of Jeff Nelson
Buyanovsky, España
Ferenc Farkas – MM student Bard College Conservatory of Music
Student of Julie Landsman, Julia Pilant and Jeffrey Lang
Buyanovsky, España
Young Kim - see bio above
Buyanovsky, España
Austin Larson – see bio above
Ketting, Intrada
Anna Lenhart – BM student (class of 2013) at Brigham Young University
Student of Larry Lowe
Buyanovsky, España
John Shawger – BM student (class of 2012) at Northwestern University
Student of Gail Williams
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Cynthia Simpson – BM student (class of 2013) at University of Alabama
Student of Skip Snead
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Quotes from University Division Contestants
"The quality of musicianship was very high in both the university and professional divisions at IHCA. It was an inspiration to speak to so many of the finest pedagogues and performers and to receive personal feedback on my performance – it was like having fifteen or twenty lessons jam-packed into one weekend! Competing against so many fine horn players and having the opportunity to assess where I fit in was such a pleasure and an invaluable experience."
Jack Levoska
The University of Oklahoma 2011 contestant
"Competing at the IHCA was an invaluable experience for many reasons. I was so excited to meet people from all over the US and the world and hear many different styles of playing. The judges were kind, knowledgeable, and gave so much of their time to elaborate on their jury sheets and explain how we can become better horn players and performers. If the thought has ever crossed your mind to enter, DO IT!"
David Dickerson
Washington Adventist University; Takoma Park, Maryland
2011 contestant
[While the 2009] IHCA was not my first competition or big audition that I had prepared for, ever since then, my preparation has changed. IHCA not only required a consistent command of horn technique, but also allowed me to explore the artistry and creativity that goes along with solo playing. Too often before, I found myself only looking for accuracy in my audition preparation, and the ability to compete where artistry and interpretation was really appreciated shaped me as a young musician.
Johanna Yarbrough
Colburn School; Los Angeles, California
2007 contestant; 2009 first-prize winner
Past Winners - Where They Are Now
First-prize winner Johanna Yarbrough graduated from the University of Alabama in 2011 and is currently pursuing a professional studies certificate from the Colburn School with David Krehbiel.
Second-prize winner Emily Britton won a position in 2010 with the U.S. Air Force Heritage of America Band, and is pursuing a Doctorate of Music Arts degree at Florida State University.
First-prize winner Jonathon Johnson was a 2007 graduate of Brigham Young University; he went on to earn a Masters degree from the University of Southern California and is now an active freelancer in Los Angeles.
Second-prize winner Leelanee Sterrett graduated from the University of Wisconsin, earned a MM degree from Yale, and is currently a fellow in The Academy ACJW, a program of Carnegie Hall, The Juilliard School, and the Weill Music Institute in partnership with the New York City Department of Education.
First-prize winner Cara Kiser-Aneff earned her MM degree at Julliard in 2006, received an Artist Diploma from the Curtis Institute in 2007, and joined the New York Philharmonic as Assistant Principal/Utility Horn in April, 2010.
Second-prize winner Nicholas Calouri is now a member of the West Point Band and West Point Brass (quintet), and is Principal horn of the Hudson Valley (NY) Philharmonic.
First-prize winner Benjamin Jaber completed his BM degree at Rice University, continued his studies at the Colburn Conservatory with David Jolley, and has been Principal horn of the San Diego Symphony since May, 2009.
Top-prize winner Gerald Welker completed his BM and MM of music degrees at the University of Alabama, was second-prize winner in the Professional Division of the IHCA in 2007, and is now a member of the US Air Force Academy Band in Colorado Springs.
First-prize winner Erin Shumate Porter completed her BM degree in performance from Brigham Young University, earned a Masters Degree from the Manhattan School of Music, and is currently freelancing in the Seattle area after spending a season in the Louisville Orchestra.


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The Arizona Cardinals may not have a coach, but apparently that won't stop them from interviewing potential assistants.
According to CBS NFL insider Jason La Canfora, the team has checked in with former Eagles defensive coordinator and offensive line coach Juan Castillo.
Former Eagles OL coach/DC Juan Castillo interviewing with the Cardinals. Would imagine its for the OL spot vacated by Russ Grimm— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 9, 2013
Castillo was the Eagles' offensive line coach from 1998-2010, when he was moved into the defensive coordinator position. He was fired from that post in October 2012, though.
La Canfora notes the Cardinals' interest would likely be for his work with offensive linemen, as that is an area the team has struggled with for the better part of forever.
However, that they would be looking to add to the coaching staff without having a coach on board yet would seem like a questionable move.
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Have Medicine, Will Travel
As Eileen Sklar planned her two-week cruise to South America, she double-checked her reservations, itinerary and visa. She also made an appointment at Hopkins Travel Medicine Clinic. "The clinic helps you be a more informed traveler," says Sklar, "In a way, it's preventive medicine."
Sklar learns from clinic director and infectious diseases specialist Bradley Sack that travel in the Amazon region could pose several health hazards, including diarrhea, malaria, typhoid fever and yellow fever, not to mention food poisoning and snake bites. Being on a reputable cruise ship probably would protect her from some of the risks, says Sack. But for typhoid fever and yellow fever-which can be life-threatening-vaccinations are in order. Sack gives Sklar prescriptions for diarrhea and malaria, warns her of their potential side effects, and cautions her to avoid local drinking water, salads and unpeeled fruit. He also urges her to use insect repellants and to limit her exposure to mosquitoes at night, when they tend to feed on humans. "We try to give as much health information as we can, specifically related to the person's travels," says Sack.
Sklar notes that the cruise line she booked with recommended that she get only a yellow fever shot. That's the minimal message most international travelers get, she suspects, recalling an earlier four-day cruise down the Nile when nearly all the passengers came down with traveler's diarrhea. Sklar was the only passenger with rehydration packets-from Hopkins-which she shared.
Besides vacationers like Sklar, the clinic's clientele includes adopting couples, corporate travelers and missionaries. Most come in for pre-travel consultations. Others arrive seeking treatment for diseases they picked up in foreign lands. "The most common disorder we see is diarrhea," says Sack. "The most serious is malaria. It can be fatal if it's not treated early."
"The clinic has been invaluable in keeping me healthy," says
Baltimore school psychologist Tom Bruggman, who's traveled extensively
in Africa and the Middle East. "I've never gotten sick abroad-even
after eating camel, crocodile, goat and kangaroo."
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goal because we won the game 1-0. I always remember that game because Denis Irwin was playing for Wolves at the time and, to be fair, he marked Cristiano out of the game that night. He showed us how to do it!
First kiss: Oh, you're going back years now! Um, let's just call her Helen. I think I was eight or nine years old.


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I live in an apartment. To get the most out of my patio I have to place my Atlas right up against the patio rail. When viewing or imaging above 55 degrees the counter weight bar gets real close to hitting the patio rail bars. I have to keep a very close eye on it. I'm worried one night I may get to close and mess up my mount.
Do I have to extend the counter weight bar fully? If I could save 2-3 inches it sure would be nice.
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Home Choose a University Universita Degli Studi di Genova
Universita Degli Studi di Genova
Registration and Course Selection
During the Registration Fai, faculty student tutors assist new students.
by presenting the enrolment form printed at the moment of the online pre-registration.
- receipt of online data entry printed at the end of the pre-registration
- payment receipt of University/ARSU tuition fees if no application for scholarship has been submitted
- payment receipt of €14.62 for stamp duties if application for scholarship application has been submitted
- statement of the family income by ISEE certificate issued by CAF (fiscal assistance centre)
- valid identification and relative photocopy of both sides to be submitted
- taxpayer's number (codice fiscale)
- certificate or substitutive statement (art. 47 D.P.R. 445/2000) of high school diploma valid for University registration.
- a recent passport size photo printed on high quality paper
Follow link for invaluable information on setting up & getting about:
Arrival and Transportation
Genova airport is directly accessible with Ryanair:
On arrival the city & university are easily accessible by either train or bus,
On arrival check in with the SASS, their activities include:
- support the search for living arrangements
- support for the issue of residence permit
- support for the issue of the tax code and the administrative paperwork
Services are held at the International Mobility and Foreign Students Welcome at the following times:
- Monday to Friday 9.00-12.00, Tuesday and Wednesday 14:30 to 16:00
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Fabulous Old Town, culture & history lovers will adore this place, plenty to do in the line of bars & nightclubs too!
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Cost of living is similar to Ireland, but shopping around does pay-off.
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The following link is useful for International students in setting up at the University:
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English Comp Week 4 Review
This week we had to revise our Proposals from a couple weeks ago and our Responding to Pop Culture papers as well. The instructor emphasizes the need to work early, but I didn't receive my revised first draft until Thursday so I had two days to work on it. The feedback was via Screen Cast so I was able to visually see what I needed to work on. Like DGL, the online interaction between students seemed to fizzle out after the first couple of weeks, but there were a couple people I plan to hopefully stay in touch with.
My textbook, Imaginative Writing, came yesterday for Creative Skills Development which starts on Monday. I honestly barely used the e-book provided for English Comp. It was just easier to Google stuff instead of opening up the reader, then the book, then look up the pages… I definitely prefer a tangible book.


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A Community prayer vigil will be held at Community Clubhouse in Crisp County on Sunday, September 14,2014 at 7pm.
By Tayleigh Davis - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Several Dougherty County families celebrated the completion of a program that will ensure a better future for them.
12 people graduated from the Chamber of Commerce's Strive to Thrive program Thursday at Porterfield United Methodist Church.
One graduate overcame breast cancer, homelessness and other setbacks to get to where she is today.
"The program has been wonderful," said Graduate, Rhonda Anderson. "Anyone who wants to change and is willing to change, Strive to Thrive is the program to help you do that."
The program which last 17 weeks, started at the end of 2009. They also honored Jane Wilson for donating so much of her time and money to help make it a success.
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I would like to highly recommend Julia M Usher's videos on cookie decorating to all new cookie decorators. I have 2 of her books but actually watching as she shows the techniques makes things look so much simpler. The series of videos is based on her book 'Ultimate Cookies' and there is a video for each of the techniques described in the book. Altogether there are 16 little videos which you stream for $1.99 each or $15 for the lot for a year. I am only half way through but I am really glad that I bought them. Her teaching is so clear and concise and makes you feel that anyone can do it. I know that you can find all these techniques on youtube but here they are all in the same place, at a very modest price, and with really good viewing quality. For me this is a dream. I am soooo sick of teaching myself out of books.
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A Clitoris is actually an undeveloped penis; since we all, at some point, are both male and female in the uterus, before the dominate gene takes over, the penis on a female and a male is actually the same. And once the dominate gene takes over for a male, the clit actually develops into a penis, so technically, when a girl says: suck my dick… I guess it's kinda politically correct…
That's also why guys have nipples.
wow i actually didn't know that
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The Impact Of Inventory On Tuna Price: An Application Of Scaling In The Rotterdam Inverse Demand System
AbstractThis study adopted the scaling approach to examine the impacts of inventories on tuna auction prices in Japan using the Rotterdam inverse demand system. The inclusion of two inventory variables in the model only increases the number of parameters by two. Results indicate that frozen tunas are more likely to be close substitutes, fresh and frozen tunas of the same species are also likely to be substitutes, and inventory had significant impacts on auction prices.
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- Brown, Mark G & Lee, Jonq-Ying & Seale, James L, Jr, 1995. "A Family of Inverse Demand Systems and Choice of Functional Form," Empirical Economics, Springer, Springer, vol. 20(3), pages 519-30.
- Anonymous & Owen, Anthony D., 1994. "The Economics of Papua New Guinea's Tuna Fisheries," Monographs, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, number 119355.
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Lab Design
Design Courses, National Science Learning Centre
The National Science Learning Centre, York, runs a course called 'Lab Design: Future Science Accommodation for Teaching and Learning'. It is aimed at all those involved in the design of school science accommodation: architects, local authority officers, science advisers, deputy head teachers and bursars, as well as heads of science and senior technicians.
Main items of guidance
The two main publications can be downloaded here:
- Science Accommodation in Secondary Schools, Building Bulletin 80, DfES (now DfE), 2004
- Designing and Planning Laboratories, G14, CLEAPSS, 2009
Other guidance documents
Other documents offering guidance on the design of school science laboratories can be downloaded here.
Concise guidance, drawing from the two main publications plus updating:
"The Chemicals Store: Design of storage accommodation for chemicals in School Science Departments" School Science Architecture Special Report Part Three: The Chemicals Store, 2013, Gratnells and Timstar
"Science Labs in Secondary Schools; Recommended Science Lab standards for architects and designers" School Science Architecture Special Report Part Two: Science lab design, 2011, Gratnells
- "Science Prep Rooms in Secondary Schools: An introduction to Prep Room Design for architects and designers" School Science Architecture Special Report Part One: Prep Room Design, 2010, Gratnells
Wide range of examples of different designs for lab interiors:
- Portfolio of Lab Design, Andy Piggott, NSLC, 2012 and
- Laboratory Design for Health and Safety, Topics in Safety, 3rd edition, ASE, 2001
- School Science Laboratories Design for the 21st Century, NEELB, 2006
- Design of Science Accommodation in Special Schools Andy Piggott, ASE, 2005
Education Funding Agency (EFA, part of the DfE) – Baseline Designs
As part of the current government's austerity drive, the EFA publishes designs for whole schools that they call 'Baseline Designs'. The designs themselves, with associated guidance can be found at:
DfE publications
The current government has ordered a revision and reduction of the Schools Premises Regulations and associated guidance, which has resulted in a great deal of guidance being archived (and in a manner that makes it very difficult to retrieve). The Regulations themselves are being severely cut and many sections are likely to refer to design being merely 'suitable'. Architects and others will then need to access the archived guidance to see what this might mean.
Guidance with special relevance to science accommodation can therefore be downloaded here:
Building Bulletins:
- BB88 Fume Cupboards in Schools
- BB93 Acoustic Design of Schools
- BB98 Briefing Framework for Secondary School Projects
- BB100 Design for Fire Safety in Schools
- BB101 Ventilation of School Buildings
- BB102 Designing for Children with SEN
- BB80 Science Accommodation in Secondary Schools
Managing School Facilities:
- MSF Guide 7 Furniture and Equipment in Schools
Archived articles from the ASE's Laboratory Design for Teaching and Learning (LDTL) project, 2003 – 2005:
- Designing a Whole Science Department
- Teaching, Learning and Laboratory Design
- Designing the Prep Room
- The Chemical Store
- Stakeholders and Timelines
- Case Study 1 - New Build – good consultation
- Case Study 2 - New Build – minimal consultation
- Case Study 3 - Conversion – science suite
- Case Study 4 - Conversion – science room in a Special School
- Case Study 5 - Conversion – science tutorial room
- Case Study 6 - Refurbishment – on a restricted budget
- Case Study 7 - Refurbishment – education authority programme
- Case Study 8 - Refurbishment – good consultation
- Case Study 9 - Refurbishment – of early 20th century laboratories
- Vignette 1 - Stools (and Floors)
- Vignette 2 - Fume Cupboards
- Vignette 3 – Eyewash
- Vignette 4 - Teacher desks and demonstrations areas
- Vignette 5 - Water taps
- Vignette 6 - Bags and Coats
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How to help a baby (under 12 months) to clear a blockage in the airway
If your baby is unable to cough and is having difficulty breathing then you will have to take steps to clear the obstruction yourself. If your baby is choking you may notice that she can't breathe or cry, and she may start to turn blue. While this will be difficult, try to stay calm while you attempt to clear the blockage from your baby's airway.
The following applies for babies under 12 months of age. This should be used to refresh your memory and is no substitute for taking a first-aid course through an organisation like the St. John Ambulance, First Action or the Red Cross.
1. Assess the situation
2. Give back slaps
3. Give chest thrusts
If after five back slaps the airway is not clear, give the baby up to five chest thrusts, again checking after each one to see whether the blockage has come clear. Note that a chest thrust is not the same as an abdominal thrust, which is used in choking emergencies in adults and children over 12 months.
Even once your baby can breathe again, some of the blockage may remain in the airway and may cause problems with coughing, swallowing or other complications. If your baby still has problems after the object seems to be cleared then you need to take her to A&E or your GP immediately. Even if your baby seems perfectly well after a choking episode, there may be complications caused by the attempts to clear her airways and you should take her for a check-up the same day.
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i would like to pointout to you that Blizz has said they would never do alot of things until the day they did them.
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You can enjoy another fireworks show at the Albany Exchange Club Fairgrounds in a few weeks.
That's where the city's July 4th celebration will take place for a second straight year. It will include activities for kids, live music, and plenty of food. The fireworks crew is made up of city employees who organizers say put on a show you don't want to miss.
"They just do a magnificent job," said Kristin Caso, Special Events and Marketing Coordinator. "I mean our fireworks are really spectacular. If you have never seen them before then you need to come out to the Exchange Club fairgrounds on the fourth. "
No backpacks, coolers, or weapons are allowed. Admission is $2 per person or $5 per car. Gates open at 3 o'clock on Friday July 4th and the fireworks start at 9:15.
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The head of South Africa's National Planning Commission, Kuben Naidoo, backs exploration for shale gas in the ecologically sensitive Karoo region provided environmental safeguards are met, Beeld reported, citing Naidoo.
Gas, including shale gas, would be a cheaper option than nuclear power to supply South Africa's future energy needs, Naidoo told lawmakers in Cape Town yesterday, according to the Johannesburg-based newspaper.
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Advice neededEdit
Hi Pine, I need some advice please. I recently ran a project for Wikimedia Australia to generate some interest in the university sector - Wikipedia training day, Bendigo Victoria. As a follow up one of the participants is creating a project page. This is currently housed on her Wikipedia user page, but looking at the page and what she is trying to do, I wonder if it would be better here. Knowing that you are active on both Wikipedia and Outreach, would you be able to have a look and let me know your opinion? Sorry, was not logged in, have done so and added signature. --Peterdownunder (talk) 08:11, 3 April 2013 (UTC)
- Hi, yes I think that page would be a good fit for the Outreach wiki although keeping it on English Wikipedia is also ok. I think it would be preferable to have the page on Outreach so it's more visible to participants and organizers from other outreach programs who may be interested in seeing what projects have been done elsewhere. --Pine✉ 17:19, 4 April 2013 (UTC)
WikiArS and the English Wikipedia Graphics LabEdit
Hi Pine, thanks for your message. I know Graphics Lab but I wanna to know more deeply to recommend to the schools of art. The idea of the WikiArS assignments is a bit different from graphic labs, these are images that needs an expert to give orientations to the students and to check the image before uploading. But yes, are neighbor ideas and I'll take in account ways of relation between it. --Dvdgmz (talk) 16:38, 4 October 2013 (UTC)
Belfer Center fiascoEdit
Why are you expressing so much concern about "not outing people's pseudonymous accounts here"? As far as I can tell, no such outing has taken place on the Belfer Center WiR postmortem page. I suppose you're talking about the comments made on the associated Talk page, about Wikipedia users Jruggie (who edited about John Ruggie) and Cmejia.botero (who also edited about John Ruggie, who in real life works at the same employer as Carmen Mejia. I personally wouldn't have a problem with those "outing" attempts to be removed from the Talk page. But what's really the crux of contention on the postmortem page is that Wikimedia Foundation trustees, former staff, and program affiliates are trying to hide information about the Belfer Center's and the Wikimedia Foundation's various conflicts of interest. It looks terrible for any organization that professes to honor openness and transparency. - 2601:B:BB80:E0:6D9B:C6AC:7F03:36B2 10:49, 17 April 2014 (UTC)
- The consensus is that the comments on the talk page about the Jruggie and Cmejia.botero accounts can remain public. Those users seem to have made no attempt to conceal their identities. As you say, the Belfer affair in general should never have happened and I think WMF agrees. You can discuss your thoughts about the Belfer Center and the Wikimedia Foundation's possible conflicts of interest on the Belfer report's talk page. --Pine✉ 22:51, 18 April 2014 (UTC)