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These positions are available from October 1st 2013 for three years (subject to satisfactory progress reviews after 12 and 24 months).
BAGSS is funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) as part of the German Excellence Initiative from November 2012 until October 2017. Research at the Graduate School will be conducted in four broad, interdisciplinary fields:
- education, personal development and learning from early childhood to adulthood
- education and social inequality across the life course
- human capital, labour markets and demographic structures and their impact on social inequality in modern societies
- governance, institutional change and political behavior
Qualifications and requirements:
We are inviting applications from highly qualified graduates from the fields of Sociology, Psychology, Educational Science, Political Science, Economics, Demography, and Statistics. Qualified graduates of related subjects with a strong Social Science background are also encouraged to apply. Candidates must hold a Master's degree (or equivalent) in one of the aforementioned subjects or be very close to completion. Successful applicants will be required to take up their residence in Bamberg, a city noted for its very high quality of life.
Remuneration for the doctoral positions is based on Grade E 13 TV-L (50%) of the German Public Service Salary Scale. There is a teaching obligation of two hours per week for one semester.
Holders of the doctoral scholarships receive a monthly stipend of 1,365 Euro, plus family allowances and child-care expenses in accordance with DFG guidelines where applicable.
The Graduate School is committed to diversity, equal opportunity and the compatibility of family and career. It therefore explicitly encourages applications from women. As an international research institution, the School particularly welcomes applications from abroad. Applicants with disabilities possessing essentially equivalent qualifications will receive preferential consideration.
For further information about the application process and the required documents, please visit our website at www.uni-bamberg.de/bagss
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Sundown Tent and Awning CO located at 3725 Shasta Way in Klamath Falls, OR services vehicles for Boat Upholstery. Call (541) 884-4329 to book an appointment or to hear more about the services of Sundown Tent and Awning CO.
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"When you think about our lives, most of the things we experience are in some way tied to the past, and I want my art to make that connection. I guess that is why I love representational art as opposed to abstract. For me, it's rather like comparing non-fiction to fiction writing. There are so many incredible true stories out there that I prefer to paint them rather than create a make-believe world. Once fiction is over, it's gone, but the real stories endure the test of time, and we refer back to them again and again." - Lisa Danielle
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TAB Bank Provides $23.7 Million in Credit Facilities in May 2012
TAB Bank provided $23.7 million in credit facilities for several businesses during the month of May. These facilities were provided for companies across a broad spectrum of industries.
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Friday, July 24, 2009
I Got to Meet Governor Collins!
Last night I had the honor of meeting former Kentucky Governor Martha Layne Collins. She was the first woman governor of Kentucky and is a Shelby County native. I teach in the same school system that she attended as a child. Our new high school has been named in her honor.
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Even when Rick and I go home to Louisiana for our annual summer week and a half vacation, we seem to take our Kentucky hobbies with us. For me, it's American Idol for the X-Box. For Rick, it's cast iron cooking/grilling. We are so predictable.
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McLeod Co-op Power completes solar project
McLeod Co-op Power Association, along with its wholesale power supplier Great River Energy, have installed a 20-kW solar array at the cooperative's headquarters site in Glencoe. The solar array – which generates electricity through panels made by Bloomington-based tenKsolar – was energized Friday, May 22.
The 41-kilowatt direct current community solar project owned by McLeod Co-op Power also began producing energy on the May 22. Energy from both arrays will power member homes and businesses in the immediate area. Energy produced by the community solar project is owned by co-op members who have subscribed to the project.
"We are happy to have this solar project installed in our service territory," said Carrie Buckley, general manager of McLeod Co-op Power Association. "Our members will benefit from the solar output as we, along with Great River Energy, learn about the performance of solar with this local project."
For more, see the June 3 print edition of The Chronicle.
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Scarborough Food Fair Returns This Saturday
Scarborough's popular Food Fair returns to Westborough this Saturday, from 9.30am to 4pm.Items for sale will include fresh popcorn, bakery goods, chocolate, olive oil and much more from the immaculate green and white striped stalls.
Andrew Riley, co-organiser of the Scarborough Food Fair, said:
"May is a delightful month, with everything coming into flower and there's a great array of seasonal foods up for grabs.
"Customers will have the chance to buy from artisan food producers who are experts in their field, from producing tasty sausages to popping fresh popcorn as you watch!"
Scarborough Food Fair is a joint venture between Scarborough Borough Council and the Market Managers. The Food Fair is one of several food events organised by Yorkshire Food Markets, whose other locations include Bedale near Northallerton, and Alwoodley, near Leeds.
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Event date: Wednesday 24 May 2017
Event Time: 7.00 pm
Event Venue: Main Auditorium, the Italian Forum Cultural Centre, Ground floor, 23 Norton Street. Leichhardt NSW 2040
Dr Peter JS Bentivoglio is a Neurosurgeon and Spinal Surgeon at St Vincent's Clinic Campus Sydney. As a third generation Australian, his grandparents arrived from Italy in 1898, Peter followed in the footsteps of his father (Dr EA Bentivoglio) and based his career in Medicine and Surgery. Peter became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons and Neurosurgical Society of Australasia. He trained at St Vincent's Hospital Sydney, under the mentoring and teaching from Sir Douglas Miller,Dr Kevin Bleasel and Dr Thomas Connelly.
In London Peter furthered his Neurosurgery at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, London, UK with Professor Lindsay Symon, Professor David Thomas and Professor Alan Crockard. Dr Bentivoglio has been a consultant Neurosurgeon at St Vincent's Sydney since he returned from the UK. He is the Past-Chairman of Neurosurgery a position he held for 16 years and contributed to the expansion of the Department of Neurosurgery and establishing the Neurosciences Research area.
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How has your lawn weathered the summer? Is it the envy of your neighbors? Or has it become a mosaic of bare patches, weeds, and grass? Take time to take stock: the condition of your lawn right now should determine what you do to prepare it for winter.
If your lawn has become sparse and patchy, you definitely want to overseed before the weather gets cold, but if you have a weed problem, this should be addressed first. You may not be able to use a weed-and-feed fertilizer, because these contain a pre-emergent, which can prevent both weed and grass seeds from germinating. Instead, use a lawn weed spray to target weeds in your lawn. Give it at least a week to kill weeds, and then pull up the remains of any large, broadleaf weeds like crabgrass that would prevent grass seed from reaching the soil.
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Very efficient, cleaned up the work area. Found best location for system. Out of sight.
Brian from 5280 Radon came to our home today to diagnose a problem that our builder could not seem to fix. He was able to locate and resolve the issue in 5 minutes, and our system is once again silent. Brian was on time, professional, well mannered, and was very knowledgable. He explained what had happened, how he fixed it. I would very highly recommend 5280 Radon to anyone who needs service for their Radon system. It's great to see business owners who genuinely care about their customers like Brian does. Keep up the great work!
Our realtor had suggested other Radon companies but they lacked the "first call warmth". Chris emailed an estimate within 10 minutes, once again our agent tried pushing bigger companies at closing…We didn't listen to the buzz and neither should you. Have Brian take care of this. He was awesome what a gift of customer service and pride of business ownership!!. He had us smiling throughout the entire process, as 1st time home owners with a vintage house this is very appreciated. Very very fair price and guaranteed work done by locally proud business owners. Too bad this is one of those things that is a one time thing, Id look forward to a quarterly visit from Brian if not, sooo friendly!. Don't hesitate book it!!!
I had a tight deadline installing a system before a house sale closing date. These guys did a great job.
I am 71 years old and have owned a home since I was 26. In that time, I have employed general contractors, electricians, HVAC, plumbers, carpenters, sheet-rockers, carpet layers, roofers, gutter guys, and landscapers. Some were good and some very bad. This is my first experience with radon mitigation. My radon level in my basement was 11. Prior to engaging 5280 Mitigation, I did extensive research on radon, and on companies doing mitigation.
Chris and Bryan own 5280. Chris is easy to talk to, very helpful, and very knowledgeable. He also returns calls promptly. When I contracted with Chris, he setup the installation in a timely manner. The contract calls for reducing the radon level to 4.0 or lower. The installer, Sandy, arrived on time and was very professional and took extra time and effort to dig out the pit to make it large enough to provide sufficient suction. A week after installation, I retested the radon level. It came back at 7.5 which is above the 4.0 standard. I have had some awful experiences with trying to get contractors to come back and correct work. I was expecting the worse when I called and left a message for Chris. To my delight, he called right back and setup up an appointment to correct it. Bryan came out and installed a larger fan (in a snow storm).This time, the reading came back at 4.6…still too high. I was wondering if Chris might say something like "well that's close enough". Nope, Chris said he will send Bryan back to figure a way to drop it to 4 or under. It is a pleasure to work with a company who does what they say and returns calls. I will do an update on this review when I get the next test back. I highly recommend this company if you need radon mitigation.
Chris took his time explaining everything to me overt the phone. Did not try to up sale me. In fact advised me honestly that doing some things were not necessary. He patiently accepted me cancelling an appointment (with plenty of notice of course), and honored the quote he originally gave to me when I rescheduled. They serviced my area way out on the I70 Corridor without any extra charge. They upgraded part of my system upon my request for no additional charge. The technician was a true pro. He worked fast but accurately and with high quality workmanship. I expressed my desires to him for the system to go through the attic. Even though it would have been way easier to go outside and up. He made the attic happen for me even though I know it took him 2 to 3 hours longer to do it. Then he answered all my questions to a T! I wish more companies were this good. Oh by the way, the Radon Mitigation not only works awesome but my windows no longer have dripping condensation building every morning in the winter. Very fairly priced for the degree of professionalism you get with these guys. Go with no-one else!
You will NOT get a more honest, hard working company to mitigate your radon. A few other companies who I won't mention names, tried to charge almost double for the same work. These guys rock! And, have done two other of my friends/families systems. Zac did all of ours, I would highly recommend him as a tech. Thank you for making our house safe!
Great communication up front with Chris. Sandy did a great job on the install. I really appreciated that the piping up to the roof was done with a gutter style material rather than an ugly PVC pipe as well. Best of all, my radon level has dropped from 7.21 to 0.48 pCi/L in about 72 hours.
Invested in a mitigation system prior to selling our house and I think we got a great return on investment. One less thing the buyer had to worry about. 5280 was great: on time, professional, and friendly. Highly recommend them.
5280 Radon was great to work with! Everyone I worked with was very helpful answering all of my questions and helping me through this process. The technicians were efficient in their testing and they got our system installed very quickly after finding high levels of radon in our basement. I would definitely recommend them to all my family and friends. Thank you for your help, 5280 Radon!
Did a great job. Can't complain. Everything worked out great. Super Simple!
5280 Radon is a great company to work with. Chris explained the process and paperwork. Bryan came out and surveyed our basement. He listened to our thoughts and wishes, and made it work. The radon levels did not drop as expected, and he came out two additional times to make improvements to get the radon down to 2.1 pCi/L. He was also able to mitigate the fan noise with a muffler. We are very happy with our radon mitigation system.
I can't say enough good things about this company. Chris explained everything in detail and was patient with my concerns. Brian came out an extra time to go over the outside placement of the vent. The tech who did the installation arrived on time, worked efficiently, and left the work area looking spotless. The customer service was excellent and the results of the mitigation beyond expectations. I recommend 5280 Radon Mitigation without reservation.
Chris and his guys from 5280 Radon were great to work with and do a professional clean job. Its nice knowing they took care of our VERY high Radon problem in our new home. Thanks Guys. Arnie C.
I found out I had a real radon problem after doing 2 home tests, so I called these guys to install a radon mitigation system. They were able to work with my schedule and arrived on time with more guys than they really needed to get the job done. After reviewing the inadequate system the builder put in my home, they gave me a few options on best location for the proper system to provide maximum effectiveness with minimal noise level. The system was installed in a few hours and you would never know it was there. The pump is almost completely silent and in a place where you can't hear it even with the windows open. The installer spent some time explaining to me what he did, and if there was a problem, what simple things I could check before calling them out for service. Overall its was a great experience for a reasonable price, and my radon level dropped to almost nothing with the new system. I would definitely use these guys again if I needed another radon reduction system.
I needed to install a radon mitigation system as part of a home sale. 5280 radon worked with my schedule. Arrived on time, they worked quick and did a professional job. The did exactly what was asked and what they said they would, no surprises.
Working with 5280 Radon Mitigation was a great experience. Everyone I spoke to was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Their prices were very affordable and I never had an issue getting a hold of them or needing to follow up. I recommend them to my own clients and would encourage all to do the same.
Courteous, fast service. Was given a quote over the phone (very reasonable). The guys came out the very next week and we were all set with a simple installation. They even let me dictate where the piping went on the side of our house (they were super patient with me). They even identified that my sum pump was broken and so we got that fixed too. Quality all around. I will report back with the degree to which our radon was mitigated though since they have a warranty that it will be below 3.0 we will be good to go one way or another.
We had high radon levels in our 1920s bungalow and wanted to get it fixed as soon as we realized it. I appreciated the ease of scheduling and getting our radon mitigation system completed. Everyone I talked to was so kind and helpful. And they were not trying to up-sell me at all. I appreciated their honesty in what my home really needed.
Professional, knowledgeable, neat, reasonably priced and my basement with the 16 level radon is now at 1.9!!!
5280 did a great job. They were easy to work with, professional and got the job done fast. I've already recommended them to several neighbors.
Professional and efficient install of a high quality product. The 5280 installer even made sure we didn't use any headroom in our storage area. Would highly recommend!! Thank you.
Very responsive and flexible. Very professional.
I had a great experience with this business. The phone was answered in a timely manner and information was easily described in email. Thank you!
You will NOT get a more honest, hard working company to midigate your radon. A few other companies who I won't mention names, tried to charge almost double for the same work. These guys rock! And, have done two other of my friends/families systems. Zac did all of ours, I would highly reccommend him as a tech. Thank you for making our house safe!
These guys were fantastic. Our basement was not an easy case, but the technician found a solution that worked for us, and he was very efficient in completing the work. He also did a very good job of explaining everything to us, keeping us in the loop, and answering all of our questions.
Chris emailed us a same-day quote, which helped us close our home sale. We ended up giving the buyers a credit for the installation, so I'm not sure who did the work but I hope it was 5280, they were very responsive and professional.
I received quotes from multiple companies for our radon mitigation system. Most of them included additional up-charges or follow up emails bashing other companies. These guys provided a quick and straight-forward quote that was on the lower end of the quotes I received. I made an appointment for a few days later. The installer arrived and we walked the perimeter of the house to select the best location for the system to minimize its visual impact. The job was completed in a few hours and looks great! Highly recommended!
Chris and his guys from 5280 Radon were great to work with and do a professional clean job. Its nice knowing they took care of our VERY high Radon problem in our new home. Thanks Guys.
Great work done by 5280 Radon Mitigation! They made the process as painless as possible – made the appointment over the phone, Zack arrived on time, was a pleasure to work with, and finished the job in the estimated time. Highly recommend!
I needed help making sure installing a new sump pump didn't jeopardize the effectiveness of my radon mitigation unit. I was very lucky to find 5280 Radon Mitigation. Although 5280 didn't originally install the unit, 5280 treated me as if they did. Chris took time to answer all of my questions and Bryan did a great job putting the pit back together after the pump was put in. I will definitely call these guys in the future if I have any further needs.
5280 has to be the best. These men are quick, efficient and know what they are doing.
They put the system in the most inconspicuous place and were happy to do so.
I didn't think installing a radon removal system could turn out to be an "enjoyable
experience" but because of their attitudes, it was!
This company is very professional and knowledgeable in their industry. They provided excellent customer service and high quality work.
True professionals. The first question you should ask your provider is if they are certified! After another provider (who has great Yelp reviews-lookout!) danced around that question, gave us what I suspect was a falsely high reading after a second test came back 3 points lower-and was generally unprofessional, finding Chris and his team at 5280 was a huge relief. They were not pushy, gave us solid advice and were knowledgeable, certified professionals who take pride in their work. Would definitely recommend 5280. Be careful out there, radon mitigation is the Wild West!
Great service from 5280 Radon. Affordable service in comparison to competitors, but not short on quality of installation or explanation. Flexible scheduling and timely with installation when onsite. Walked through our property, discussed the various options of installation to assure the best mitigation with the best appearance. Highly recommend 5280 Radon to anyone looking for the same service. You will be pleased with the staff.
The installer came in a timely manner, efficiently installed my system (cleaning up after), and left me feeling I got my money's worth. The system runs well and quietly. I feel that the air in my home is safer for me and my family. Small price for peace of mind.
Having been in Real Estate for 35 long years, I am always looking for good contractors. Bryan Coy, at 5280 Radon is one of the best. Honest, hard working and very knowledgeable.I have used Bryan for quite a while for radon mitigation.They are affordable, and offer a guarantee, so it is easy to order it and not have to worry.I have had him repair older systems too, and he has been on time and finished the job. If an older system is not drawing 1 atmosphere, it is not working very well and should be checked.Highly recommended.
I highly recommend 5280 Radon. Very professional, reliable and great customer service. Willing to work around our schedule, very dependable and affordable. I will be referring anyone who needs radon services to 5280 radon.
Our realtor contacted 5280 Radon Mitigation along with several others while we were under contract to sell our home. Our levels were not too high but enough to require mitigation. As we have a crawl space, although not open to the basement, a few contractors who called back estimated a charges well over $1000 as they felt the need to seal the crawl space as well. When 5280 called back they said as the crawl space was not open to the actual house/living space it did not affect the readings and thus simple mitigation should do the trick. They were correct as our levels went from 6.5 to 1.2. They were professional and quick. The entire process took only a few hours. I HIGHLY recommend them as they did the right job for the conditions, did not try to oversell or scare us to do more, quick to respond and quick to perform the work. We have already suggested them to two other people and will defiantly use and suggest them in the future. Great work for such a new company.
Great service! Willing to explain all possibilities to get the best system in place. Flexible scheduling and professional finish to our installation. Would highly recommended using to anyone in need of radon mitigation. Most importantly to a consumer, fair pricing! Thanks guys!!!!
Very clean installation and follow-thru! No hidden pricing or over pricing for services. We would recommend 5280 Radon Mitigation to anyone.
I found 5280 Radon Mitigation on Servicemaster. They came out to the house, looked around gave me options on where to place a system, which no other company did. Other companies asked me to take measurements for them, and gave me a price over the phone!After getting the initial test back, 5280 Radon came out and installed a mitigation system. They were very professional, on time, and very reasonably priced.After the system was put in, I sent the tests in for the new Radon numbers. There was an issue with the mail, and my test did not arrive at the testing facility on time. Chris took it upon himself to have a testing company come to the house, re- do the testing over48 hours, and when it was done I got the results that afternoon. Chris went above and beyond to make sure I was happy with my system. The numbers were fantastic!I would highly recommend 5280 Radon Mitigation.
This company contacted me within a couple of hours requesting a quote – Check. They were at my home that afternoon to provide explanation of their service and estimate – Check. They spent time discussing the options for the best installation – Check. They didn't tack on additional fees beyond similar low priced initial bids we received, the price was the price – Check. They came back in two days and the service was completed within the time quoted – Check. They spent time explaining what to expect after installation and how and when to use the follow up self test – Check. They were neat, cleaned up after themselves and are very friendly – Check.If you want a quality job, for an fair price then get in touch with 5280 Radon Mitigation and you will be pleased!
I contacted contacted a total of three companies to install a mitigation system for me. the largest one said they did phone quotes but since my house is brick they could not guarantee the quote because of issues they might run into and without coming out could not give me an option of installing a system that would not be unsightly. The other one sent me an e-mail in reply to my e-mail and told me to call them. Chris quickly called me back and Brian came to my house, looked around at places to put the system, went over each option with me. I immediately scheduled an install date. He came out two weeks later and installed the system He showed up on time, were very efficient and cleaned up. I have not used my radon test he left but I don't expect any problems. A great local businesses.
I found 5280 on yelp, and they had very good reviews, so I contacted them. They were very professional and helpful in answering all the questions I had. They were also the cheapest among all I contacted. I am very satisfied with the job they did. I highly recommend them for Radon mitigation.
Reasonably priced compared to other vendors. Showed up on time. Most importantly, the intervention reduced radon levels to below the suggested threshold.
Couldn't have been happier with 5280 Radon Mitigation. They work really hard to make sure you're happy. Use fair and upfront pricing. And are extremely responsive on phone calls, emails, etc.I had previously had radon mitigation installed when my home was purchased. We needed ours re-routed for a deck project. They were super thorough, presented several options, and helped us do some additional testing to ensure our re-routing wouldn't be adding to an existing radon problem. After we got test results back they came the next day and did the project beautifully. Well… as beautiful as PVC attached to a house can be 🙂
I am a Real Estate agent here in the Denver area and I have recently switched to 5280 Radon and could not be happier. The entire process was smooth, from scheduling to install. The technicians are willing to take the time to answer any questions that a seller or buyer may have. The are my "Go-To" radon mitigation company! Very competitively priced, clean and professional.
Highly recommend 5280 Radon Mitigation. Chris and Bryan were VERY professional thru the entire process. From initial phone call to installation. The know what they are doing and it shows. They explained everything thoroughly and indicated if they have to come back out everything is under warranty. Can't thank them enough for putting my mind at ease that our Radon issue is now being addressed properly.
I called a few companies and the price was the same as 5280. What impressed me the most initially was how quickly they followed up on the qoute and the amount of time Chris spent explaining the system. The installers also were on time and even though it was more work they vented thru the garage. Very impressed with the workmanship of the system and I know that I received a competitive cost. Will recommend in the future. A small price to pay for piece of mind knowing that I dont have radon in my house.
I found 5280 on yelp, and they had very good reviews, so I contacted them. They were very professional and helpful in answering all the questions I had. They were also the cheapest among all I contacted. I am very satisfied with the job they did. I highly recommend them for Radon mitigation.
I had a great experience with 5280 Radon Mitigation. The guys showed up on time, ready to work, and clearly explained to me where the equipment would be going and how it would work. They were done from start to finish in an hour and a half. I highly recommend using 5280 Radon Mitigation.
5280 Radon made the entire process easy and painless. They were able to get us an appt right away to fit with our schedule, and from what I've heard from friends, we paid a lot less than others did in this situation, so that made me feel great about the whole experience. Thank you Chris!
As a Realtor in West Metro Denver for 12 years, I have ordered many radon mitigation systems. 5280 Radon is my "Go-to" source for mitigation. They are responsive, reliable, and their pricing is super-competitive and simple. They don't play pricing games with upgrades and add-ons, just straight forward good service. I've had them install 4 systems in the last couple months, nothing but outstanding experiences.
5280 radon was efficient and professional. It was no hassel installing their system and the technician was extremely knowledgeable. I'd recommend them to anyone.


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America's Creed
By Dave Racer
84 pages, Paperback
"We hold these truths to be self-evident..."
Truth. Our Founding Fathers firmly believed in it.
Self-evident truth. Upon such a concept, an entire nation would be built. That is exactly what our Founding Fathers meant to do.
The United States of America is a nation conceived of and built upon ideas, profound and revolutionary in nature, and eternal in character.
Without the ideas expressed in the grand and noble words of The Declaration of Independence, none of what we enjoy today would have been possible.
If you and I were to start all over again to build a nation, what would be our starting point? Would we decide that religious faith should be banned from the halls of our government institutions? If so, would there be any hope that a nation such as ours, "conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal," could have even a faint chance of survival?
What, then, is America's creed? More importantly, what difference does it make today?
Publisher Truth In Narrative
Webmaster: firstname.lastname@example.com
Copyright 2018 © Alethos Press. All rights reserved. A division of DGRCommunications, Inc., Saint Paul, MN 55106.


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Our Veterinarians
The Island Animal Hospital team of skilled veterinarians welcomes you to our practice, proudly serving the St. Simons Island area. At Island Animal Hospital, it is our daily privilege to provide quality vet care to your cherished pet, with compassion and competence. We hope to ensure a positive impact on our patients, pet owners and the local community.
Dr. Jaclyn Luckstone
Managing Veterinarian
Dr. Luckstone is very excited to move into her new role as managing veterinarian at Island Animal Hospital. She feels strongly about upholding the same values Dr. Rossiter has for many years - practicing progressive, high-quality veterinary medicine and providing the best client service experience possible. She happily escaped the long, cold winters of the northeast and joined us in January 2013. Dr. Luckstone graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2009 and completed her clinical year at North Carolina State University. She has a special interest in caring for birds and exotic pets, but also enjoys canine/feline internal medicine, pain management, and holistic medicine including laser therapy and acupuncture. Outside of the office, her hobbies include photography, baking and spending time with her own pets: Maddy, a black Lab; Indiana Jones, a Vizsla; and Linnie, a lineolated parakeet.
Dr. Karl Hill
Associate Veterinarian
Dr. Hill is excited to join Island Animal Hospital after 18 years in practice as a zoo veterinarian and two years of small animal practice in Georgia. He has served as the Veterinary Advisor to the Snow Leopard Species Survival Plan and scaled down cliffs to provide medical care to California Condor chicks in their nests. He has also volunteered his time helping shelter animals with spay/neuter clinics for cats and rabbits and provided exams for rescue dogs. As a graduate of the University of Georgia, Dr. Hill is happy to be back in his home state. Dr. Hill, his wife Tiffani, and son Matthew share their home with their two dogs, Molly and Oreo; a cat named Flash; and a house rabbit, Bodie. Last but not least they have a chameleon who they call Groot. Together, the Hill family enjoys kayaking, travel, and science fiction, and they are very happy to be a part of our community.
Dr. Jan G. Rossiter
IAH Relief Veterinarian
Jan Rossiter has had the pleasure of providing veterinary care to local pets since 1984. Recently he stepped down from his position to retire. He leaves a talented group of veterinarians and veterinary staff whose mission is to provide progressive and compassionate medical care for companion animals and their families. Dr. Rossiter, a native of Iowa, graduated in 1973 from Iowa State University. Before moving to Georgia, Dr. Rossiter practiced in Schenectady, New York; Barre, Vermont; Nantucket Island, Massachusetts; and Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Jan and his wife Cathy have two sons, Luke and Ian, a daughter- in- law Katie, and a grandson Connor. His pet family includes two St. Simons Island cats and a Chihuahua. We look forward to Dr. Rossiter sharing his many years of experience to consult and train the Island Animal Hospital staff while he enjoys the flexibility of retirement. His interests in veterinary medicine include diagnostic medicine, clinical pathology, dentistry, ultrasound, cardiology and working with wildlife.


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Fire in Industrial Complex Destroys Tea Business
UPDATE: According to the Tea Storm Chasers, employees of Huck Finn Painting Company told the Tea Fire Department that one of their machines caught on fire. They tried unsuccessfully to put the fire out themselves. The machine, which was only about 5 years old, is a finishing machine. The employees were surprised to see such a high-tech piece of equipment catch on fire.
The Tea Fire Department is continuing to put out some final hot spots.
UPDATE: According to the Tea Storm Chasers, who are on the scene of the fire in Tea, in addition to Huck Finn Painting, other business located in the same complex are Reichel Insulation and C&C Painting
UPDATE: The Tea Fire Department is asking people to stay away from the area to allow fire crews better access to the scene of the fire.
UPDATE: KDLT's London Swan reports witnesses say they heard explosions coming from inside the burning building.
UPDATE: Sioux Falls Fire and Rescue are now on the scene of the business fire in Tea. As many as four agencies are now involved in fighting the fire.
According to the Tea Storm Chasers, fire crews from Tea are fighting a serious structure fire in the 27000 block of Linda Avenue. Fire crews reported heavy flames and smoke upon arrival.
Huck Finn Painting Company is the location of the fire according to a report from Tea Police.
They were advised that wood working equipment within the structure was on fire and that chemicals on scene could be dangerous.
Crews are taking a defensive approach to fighting the fire at this time.


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I have a new bet with Kurt Mitman, a PhD candidate at the University of Pennsylvania, about unemployment benefits. Kurt, like some other economists, believes that unemployment benefits are holding down employment in the U.S. by paying people not to work. He has written a paper with three coauthors that examines cross-state evidence and concludes that unemployment benefits are a significant disincentive to work.
It now looks like there is a very good chance that Congress will fail to extend unemployment benefits. Using the results from his paper, Kurt predicts that this will cause a lot more Americans to go get jobs. I have decided to bet against this happening. Because it's possible that the expiration of unemployment benefits will simply lead to a bunch of people no longer claiming to be looking for work (but still not looking for work), we made two separate bets on two separate numbers: A) the unemployment rate, and B) the employment-to-population ratio. Kurt bets that more people will get work, so unemployment will fall while employment rises. Being a general skeptic about the importance of policy, I bet that nothing much will happen, so that both numbers stay the same. Recent evidence from North Carolina suggests we might both be wrong - expiring benefits there seem to have led to a fall in unemployment and a corresponding rise in dropouts from the labor force.
Since Kurt is still an impoverished grad student, we kept the size of the bets small - one pizza per bet. As with my bet with Brad DeLong, Miles Kimball is officiating. Here are the official terms of the bet, as stated by Kurt:
We are interested in the December 2014 jobs report, to be released in January 2015. The variables of interest are the unemployment rate and employment to population ratio. Call these Ut and EtAnd this time, just for fun, I promise not to hedge my bet with a side bet.
The prediction of my model is that unemployment will be 5.2% on that date, and an increase in the employment to population ratio of 2 percentage points, call these Um and Em.
We are interested in the difference between the headline rate on the last month when extended unemployment benefits were in effect. As of right now that is the December 2013 jobs report numbers, 6.7% for unemployment and 58.6% for employment population ratio. If benefits get extended again, it would be the last month that they are in effect. Call these U0 and E0.
I win the bets if U0-Ut > (U0-Um)*t/24
Et-E0 > (Em-E0)*t/24
where t is the months between the final month when extended benefits were in effect and December 2014.
For example, if benefits do not get re-extended, t=12, I win if:
6.7%-Ut > (6.7% - 5.2%)*12/24
Ut < 5.95%
Basically, the fall in U or increase in E is "pro-rated by the number of weeks.
If benefits were to be re-authorized through March 2014, I would win if
U_march - Ut > (U_march - 5.2%)*9/24
And we are betting one large pizza for each variable.


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Appealing a Fine
Appealing/Contesting an Infringement
If you believe the infringement notice was not issued lawfully, you have a right to request a review. Requests for reviews must be recieved by Council within 12 months from the date the infringement notice was issued.
There are two options for appealing/contesting an infringement notice:
- Option One - Local Level Review
- Option Two - External Review
Option One - Local Level Review
Send a letter requesting a review with any additional information or evidence to Council. Reviews of infringement notices will only occur if the request has been made in writing and recieved by Council within 12 months from the infringement notice issue date. An infringement will not be withdrawn if it was lawfully issued and there is no legal basis for it to be withdrawn.
Mail and address all written correspondence and copy of your infringement notice to:
The CEO
Gladstone Regional Council
PO Box 29
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you do not have the infringement notice, please provide:
- Vehicle registration number (if applicable)
- Name and current address of company or owner; if different to your own. You'll need to provide a statutory declaration to indicate you were not the driver
- Date of the incident.
Once a written request is received by Council, the infringement will be reviewed to ensure that the infringement was issued lawfully. After an investigation, Council will send a written decision to let you know if the fine remains or if it has been waived. The issued letter will also advise your of your next actions.
Option Two - Elect to have a Court Hearing
You have the right to elect to have this matter dealt with by a Magistrates Court. without submitting an application for appeal. If you wish to elect for the matter to be heard in a court hearing , you are to select option 3 on the reverse side of your pink infringement copy, complete your personal details and return to notice to Council within 28 days of the infringement being issued.
When considering whether to have the matter dealt with by the Court, please consider that the Court may, in addition to any penalty imposed, award costs against you if you lose the case. These additional costs may include court costs, witness expenses and legal expenses incurred by Council. Council would strongly encourage you to seek legal advice before formally electing to have the matter heard in the Magistrates Court.
Was Someone Else Driving your Car at Time of Offence?
If you have been served with an infringement notice as the owner of an offending vehicle, you are considered to be liable for the offence. However, your liability may be removed if you provide Council with a statutory declaration within 28 days from the date the infringement notice was issued, stating that at the time of the offence the vehicle was not being driven or used by the owner and that it was:
- driven by another person known to the owner of the vehicle
- driven by another person unknown to the owner of the vehicle
- sold or otherwise disposed of prior to the date of the offence
- being unlawfully used or stolen
A Statutory Declaration must be made by the person who was in charge of your vehicle at the time of offence or yourself with the offender's full name, contact number and address. Option 4 on the reverse side of your copy of the infringement is to be selected and your details are to be written on the bottom of the infringement. The infringement is to be returned to Council with the declaration. All statutory declarations must be witnessed by a Justice of the Peace or Commissioner for Declarations and state the name and current address of the person in charge of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence and should include the infringement notice number and vehicle registration details.
If the actual offender is identified, Council may issue an infringement notice or commence a prosecution against such person. If the actual offender is not identified, Council may seek payment of the infringement notice or commence a prosecution against the owner of the subject vehicle.
If Council is satisfied with this information, the fine may be withdrawn and cancelled or reissued to the person nominated as being in charge of the vehicle at the time of the offence.
If you have any questions regarding your infringement please do not hesitate to contact Council on (07) 4970 0700.


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About Hel.A.S.
Joining Hel.A.S.
News & Events
Conferences of Hel.A.S.
Summer Schools
Career Opportunities
Greece & ESA
Historical Documents
Greek Astronomy PhDs
Facilities in Greece
Astronomy Resources
Hel.A.S. Past Announcements
Elections of the new Governing Council of Hel.A.S. on 22 June 2018
. The elections for the 2018-2020 Governing Council of Hel.A.S. will take place on Friday, June 22, 2018. The deadline for nominations of candidates is February 28, 2018. A detailed call for nominations can be found
. Candidate nomination forms can be downloaded from the following links:
Candidate nomination form in Greek
Candidate nomination form in English
. A brief CV of the candidates can be found in this
2017 Alpbach Summer School
The 2017 Alpbach Summer School is entitled "The Dusty Universe" and it will take place on 18-27 July 2017 at Alpbach/Tyrol, Austria.
Sixty European engineering and science students will be chosen by an international committee of experts to participate in this 41st Summer School Alpbach, a ten day learning opportunity held in the beautiful Austrian Alps. Participants will be engaged in an in-depth learning experience. Over ten days they will attend stimulating lectures on various aspects of space science and engineering and will work intensely within smaller groups to define and design a space mission under the supervision of noted scientific and engineering experts within the field.
The topic of the Summer School Alpbach 2017 is "Dust in the Universe". Understanding dust, its role in and use as a diagnostic for cosmic evolution has tremendously benefited from space missions covering the electromagnetic spectrum from X-rays to mm wavelengths, and will do so in the future. Students at the Alpbach Summer School 2017 will be informed about past achievements and current issues, and will be invited to propose ideas to further explore the dusty Universe.
Financial support for any greek student selected will be provided. The application deadline is March 31, 2017. For more information visit:
, or contact Prof. V. Charmandaris.
Europlanet 2020 Research Infrastructure
announces the following actions to integrate and support planetary science activities across Europe: a)
Transnational Access
opportunities, b)
Outreach Funding Scheme and Prize for Public Engagement
, c)
Europlanet Outreach Innovation Day
- 'Planets Meeting the Public' in Athens (July 4-5, 2016). See the program (in greek)
Elections of the new Governing Council of Hel.A.S. on 17 June 2016.
The elections for the 2016-2018 GC of Hel.A.S. will take place on June 17, 2016. Call for nomination of candidates for the Council: Deadline 29th February 2016
[PDF file in Greek]
- Candidate nomination form
[PDF file in Greek]
[PDF file in English]
- CV's of nominated candidates
[PDF file ]
The International Conference on
Solar Variability and its Heliospheric Effects
, organized by Dr. Olga E. Malandraki (Chair of SOC and LOC), took place in Athens in November 2015. The report to VarSITI/SCOSTEP is available
Best PhD Thesis Prize 2015
on the
1st Summer School
(1-5 September, 2014) of the Hellenic Astronomical Society is now available.
Best PhD Thesis Prize 2013
The Talk at the 32nd General Assembly (13 June 2014).
Elections of the new Governing Council of Hel.A.S. on 13 June 2014
. The elections for the 2014-2016 GC of Hel.A.S. will take place in June 13, 2014. Call for nomination of candidates for the Council: Deadline 28th February 2014
[PDF file in Greek]
- Candidate nomination form
[PDF file in Greek]
- CV's of nominated candidates
[PDF file ]
The Talk at the 30th General Assembly ( 29 June 2012)
Elections of the new Governing Council of Hel.A.S. on 29 June 2012
. See
- Call for nomination of candidates for the Council: Deadline 29th February 2012
[PDF file in Greek]
- Candidate nomination form
[PDF file in Greek]
- CVs of nominated candidates
[PDF file]
Call for nominations for the 2011 and 2012 IUPAP Young Scientist Medals: Deadline 1st June 2012
[PDF file]
Elections of the new Governing Council of Hel.A.S. on
21 June 2010
. See
- Agenda of the 28th General Assembly [
PDF file
in greek] - Call for nomination of candidates for the Council: Deadline 28th February 2010 [
PDF file in Greek
] - Candidate nomination form [
PDF file in Greek
] - CVs of nominated candidates [
PDF file
Another Way To Light Up The Nightswitch On The Stars!
An annual awareness day in defence of the starlight - 20 April 2010
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
October 2009 - January 2010
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens
The International Year of Astronomy 2009
Greek Node
Astronomy Lectures
for the general public at the Academy of Athens
Διαστημικό Τηλεσκόπιο Herschel: Ανακαλύπτωντας το Ψυχρό Σύμπαν
, Event 2-4 Oct. 2009, History Center of Thessaloniki.
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
March 2009 - June 2009
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
March 2008 - June 2008
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens
Elections of the new Governing Council of Hel.A.S. on
20 June 2008
. See
- Call for nomination of candidates for the Council: Deadline 29th February 2008 [
PDF file
] - Candidate nomination form [
PDF file
] - CVs of candidates [
PDF file
] -
PDF file
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
October 2007 - January 2008
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens
Inauguration of the "Aristarchos" Telescope
, -
Press Release
21 August 2007
Days of Astronomy
University of Thessaloniki, 15-20 June 2007
2006 Elections of Hel.A.S. in
20 June 2006
. See
EN-100 Extra
New date: 22 September 2006
Agenda of the General Assembly [
PDF file
] -
Deadline for nomination of candidates for the Council is the 28th February 2006 [
PDF file
] - Candidate nomination form [
PDF file
] -
CVs of nominated candidates [
PDF file
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
March 2006 - June 2006
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone [October 2005 - January 2006]
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
March 2005 - June 2005
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens.
A one day event entitled
Mathematics: a window to the Universe
, to take place in Halkida on
20 February 2005
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
October 2004 - January 2005
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens.
Cosmos in Science and Religion
, Lecture Series
Open House
at the Observatory of the University of Thessaloniki.
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
March - June 2004
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens.
2004 Elections of Hel.A.S. on
21 June 2004
: Announcement of the General Assembly and agenda items [
PDF file
] - Deadline for nomination of candidates for the Council is the
29th February 2004
PDF file
] - Candidate nomination form [
PDF file
Courses and Seminars
offered by the Municipality of Chalkida.
October - December 2003
Possible Hazards from Near Earth Objects
, open meeting on
Nov. 28 2003
, at the Central Municipal Library of Thessaloniki.
Light Pollution and Youth
, a one day event to take place on
Nov. 27, 2003
at Arsakeio High School.
Open nights - Astronomy for everyone
March - June 2003
at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens.
Planet Mercury Passes in Front of the Solar Disk on
May 7 2003
- Special event at the Gerostathopoulio Observatory of the University of Athens.
2003 Sun Earth Day
Academy of Athens on [18-19 March 2003] - [
University of Athens on [17 or 20 March 2003] - [
Film-Trek: Astronomy and Movies
13-19 December 2002
Public lectures
by Prof. J. Bell Burnell (Bath University, U.K.)
Thessaloniki, 4 Dec. 2001 - Athens, 6 Dec. 2001
in memory
of Dr. A.G. Michalitsianos, Cephalonia, Greece -
4 August 2001
Calls for Proposals
Call for proposals at the 1.2m telescope of NOA.
: 31 May 2000
Rosetta Science Workshop and Science Working Team 49
, May 28th - June 1st, 2018, Ixia, Rhodes, Greece
The Olympian Symposium 2018: Gas and stars from milli- to mega- parsecs
May 28th - June 1st, 2018, Paralia Katerini, Mount Olympus, Greece.
Ninth Aegean Summer School on Einstein's Theory and its Modifications
Apollonia, Sifnos, September 18-23, 2017
Be/X-ray binaries 2017
Heraklion, 11-13 September 2017
International Conference on Kappa Distributions and Statistical Mechanics
Corfu, July 10-14, 2017
Polarised Emission from Astrophysical Jets
Ierapetra, Greece, June 12-16, 2017
The Labyrinth of the Unexpected: Unforeseen Treasures in Impossible Regions of Phase Space
, Kerastari, Arcadia, Peloponnese, May 29 - June 3, 2017
3rd OBSPM/LAM Summer School Galaxy Formation and Evolution in a Cosmological Context
Spetses, 15th May Π 19th May 2017
CIDM 2016 Special Session - Mining the sky: knowledge discovery in big and complex astronomical data sets and data streams
Athens, Greece, December 6 - 9, 2016
Space Radiation Modelling and Data Analysis Workshop
Sykia (Peloponnese), 5-7 October 2016
The ISM-SPP Olympian School of Astrophysics 2016
Paralia Katerini, Mount Olympus, 3-7 October 2016
Mykonos, 19-22 September 2016
2nd Hel.A.S. Summer School
Athens, 11-15 July 2016
European Week of Astronomy and Space Science (EWASS)
Athens, 4-8 July 2016
The 2016 NEON Observing school
Crete, 19 June - 2 July 2016
Hot spots in the XMM sky: Cosmology from X-ray to Radio
Mykonos, 15-18 June 2016
Supernova Remnants: An Odyssey in Space after Stellar death
Chania, 6-11 June 2016
Statistical Challenges in 21st Century Cosmology (COSMO21)
Chania, 24-27 May 2016
Astronomical Data Analysis 2016 Summer School (ADA8)
Chania, 22-24 May 2016
Escape of Lyman radiation from galactic labyrinths
Kolymbari, Crete, 26-29 April 2016
Demographics and environment of AGN from multi-wavelength surveys
Chania, 21-24 September 2015
Massive Stars: From alpha to Omega
Rhodes, 10-14 June 2013
Half a Century of X-ray Astronomy
Mykonos, 17-21 September 2012
BUKS2012:MHD Waves and Seismology of the Solar Atmosphere
Crete, 4-7 July 2012
The Labyrinth of Star Formation
Crete, 18-22 June 2012
From Antikythera to the Square Kilometre Array: Lessons from the Ancients
Kerastari, Tripolis, 12 – 15 June 2012
13th European Solar Physics Meeting (ESPM-13)
Rhodes, 12-16 September 2011
10th Hellenic Astronomical Conference
Ioannina, 5-8 September 2011
High Energy View of Accreting Objects: AGN and X-ray Binaries
Agios Nikolaos, Crete, 5-14 October 2010
Challenges in Infrared Extragalactic Astrophysics II
Agios Nikolaos, Crete, 27 September - 1 October 2010
10th Cluster Anniversary, Understanding the Solar Wind-Magnetosphere Interaction at Multiple Scales with Cluster and THEMIS
Corfu, 27 September - 1 October 2010
Nonlinear Dynamics and Complexity: Theory, Methods and Applications
, in honor of Tassos Bountis on the occasion of his 60th birthday
Thessaloniki, 12-16 July 2010
Binary Star Evolution: Mass Loss, Accretion, and Mergers
Mykonos, 22-25 June 2010
Recent Developments in Gravity (NEB-14)
Ioannina, 8-11 June 2010
Astronomy with Megastructures
Agios Nikolaos, Crete, 10-14 May 2010
High Time Resolution Astrophysics in the era of Extremely Large Telescopes
Agios Nikolaos, Crete, 5-7 May 2010
6th Conference of Greek Amateur Astronomers
Alexandroupoli, 25-27 September 2009
9th Hellenic Astronomical Conference
Athens, 20-24 September 2007
1st workshop astrophysical winds and disks
Platamonas, 3-8 September 2009
Modern Challenges in Nonlinear Plasma Physics
- A conference honoring the career of K. Papadopoulos
Sani Resort, Halkidiki, 15-19 June 2009
2nd International Conference on
Chaotic Modeling and Simulation
Chania, Crete, 1-5 June 2009
Star Forming Dwarf Galaxies: Following Ariadnes thread in the cosmic labyrinth
Crete, 29 September - 3 October 2008
From the Antikythera Mechanism to Herschel and Planck: 2500 Years of Observational Astronomy
Thessaloniki, 26-28 September 2008
2nd NOA Astronomy School, "
The many faces of AGN
Athens, 22-24 September 2008
IAU Symposium 257: 'Universal Heliophysical Processes'
Ioannina, 15-19 September 2008
20th Crete Advanced Physics Summer School, "
Detecting Black Holes in the Universe
Heraklion, 7-15 July 2008
Protostellar Jets in Context
Island of Rhodes, 7-11 July 2008
2008 Onassis Lecture Series in Physics -
Cosmology: An Astrophysical Perspecitve
Heraklion, 30 June - 4 July 2008
The Cosmic Odyssey of the Elements
Island of Aegina, 23-27 June 2008
International Conference on the "Dynamics of Celestial Bodies"
In honor of Prof. John D. Hadjidemetriou
Litohoro, 23-26 June 2008
The Central Kiloparsec: Active Galactic Nuclei and Their Hosts
Island of Crete, 4-6 June 2008
NEB - XIII: Recent Developments in Gravity
Thessaloniki, 4-6 June 2008
Chaotic Modeling and Simulation International Conference (CHAOS2008)
Island of Crete, 3-6 June 2008
5th Astronomical Data Analysis Conference (ADA5)
Island of Crete, 7-9 May 2008
Communicating Astronomy with the Public 2007 (CAP 2007)
Athens, 8-11 October 2007
5th Conference of Greek Amateur Astronomers
Patras, 5-7 October 2007
Workshop on "
Latest Progress in Astrophysics
Athens, 5-6 October 2007
Solar Extreme Events 2007 International Symposium: Fundamental Science and Applied Aspects
Athens, 24-27 September 2007
Chaos in Astronomy
Athens, 17-20 September 2007
8th Hellenic Astronomical Conference
Thassos, 13-15 September 2007
X-ray surveys: Evolution of Accretion, Star-formation and Large Scale Structure
Rhodes island, 2-6 July 2007
Extreme Solar Systems
Santorini island, 24-29 June 2007
3rd Coronal loops Workshop
Santorini island, 18-21 June 2007
Community of European Solar Radio Astronomers (CESRA) Workshop: Solar Radio Physics and the Flare-CME Relationship"
Ioannina, 12-16 June 2006
Bursts, Pulses and Flickering: Wide-field monitoring of the dynamic radio sky
Kerastari, 12-15 June 2007
Solar Orbiter Workshop II
16 - 20 October 2006
Galaxy Evolution with Spitzer and Herschel
28 May - 2 June 2006
7th mtg of European Network for the Investigation of Galactic nuclei through Multifrequency Analysis (ENIGMA)
8-10 May 2006
International Conference on Archaeoastronomy
6-10 April 2006
3rd Aegean Summer School on
The Invisible Universe: Dark Matter and Dark Energy
26 September - 1 October 2005
European Low Gravity Research Association
(ELGRA) Biennial Meeting and General Assembly
21-23 September 2005
4th Conference of Greek Amateur Astronomers
9-11 September 2005
Hellenic Astronomical Conference
8-11 September 2005
3rd International Planetary Probe Workshop
Anavyssos, Attica,
27 June - 1 July 2005
2nd DRAGON Symposium
(ESA-China, GSRT)
27 June - 1 July 2005
International Conference on
Close Binaries in the 21st Century: New Opportunities and Challenges
27-30 June, 2005
International Conference on
Titan after the Huygens and First Cassini Encounters
Heraklion, Crete,
3 May - 3 June, 2005
The Environments of Galaxies:from Kiloparsecs to Megaparsecs
Chania, Crete
9-13 August 2004
3rd Conference of Greek Amateur Astronomers,
Astronomy from ancient times to the future
Paliouri, Chalkidiki
17-19 October 2003
International Conference on
Multi-Wavelength Cosmology
Myconos Island,
16-20 June 2003
Effects of Space Weather on Technology Infrastructure
25-29 March 2003
International Workshop on Astrophysical Jets
Univ. of Athens, Athens,
2-5 October 2002
For details contact: Prof. K. Tsinganos
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Hold a Theme Drive
Call the Food Pantry to determine items most currently in need. Choose one or more items or a category of items and host a drive based on those items. Past examples have included School Supplies drives, Holiday Foods drives and the Toilet Paper Pyramid drive where a goal was set to build a pyramid with the donated items.
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Series: Find Me, #1
Publisher: HarperTeen
Release Date: September 24, 2013
Genres: Mystery, Romance, YA
Pages: 307
Source: For tour
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"Find Me."
These are the words written on Tessa Waye's diary. The diary that ends up with Wick Tate. But Tessa's just been found . . . dead.
Wick has the right computer-hacking skills for the job, but little interest in this perverse game of hide-and-seek. Until her sister Lily is the next target.
Then Griff, trailer-park boy next door and fellow hacker, shows up, intent on helping Wick. Is a happy ending possible with the threat of Wick's deadbeat dad returning, the detective hunting him sniffing around Wick instead, and a killer taunting her at every step?
Foster child. Daughter of a felon. Loner hacker girl. Wick has a bad attitude and sarcasm to spare.
But she's going to find this killer no matter what.
Because it just got personal.
Bleh, sorry for the sucky formatting, people! I am still sucking at formatting tour stops on WordPress.
Find Me is one of those books that will keep you hooked throughout the whole book- despite a few minor flaws. The strong highlight definitely was in the characters however the romance was also a rather favourable aspect.
There is no point hiding it that I did make my expectations lower quite indeed-ly however I still believe that I would have enjoyed Romily's debut all the same. The story starts with Wick, a hacker, finding her ex-best friend's, Tessa Waye's diary on her front door step with the two words, "Find Me" written on it. Then the next day at school she finds out the Tessa is dead. Wick begins to assume that it is some big prank but after discovering that her sister, Lily, is the murderer's next target, Wick will do anything to save her. With her hacking skills coming into play, she also begins to find out that Griff, a friend has a few secrets of his own.
I fell in love with Wick on the first page. Her love for her sister is unconditional and she throws herself into the midst of a murder investigation to find out who is planning to take down Lily. Her character was arrogant at times, determined and witty. What's not to love? As for Griff, I thought he was a little odd but as the story goes by I really grew attached to him- he kept a smile on my face. The supporting characters like Wick's best friend were also likable, Lauren wasn't the typical oblivious drama queen that we usually have in YA novels, which I appreciated greatly. The romance was slightly hard to be convinced into. I felt it was a little forced and shaky, yet just like Griff's character, I ended up really liking it. Griff is kinda cute in a non-sweet way.
I feel like everyone has said it. The major flaw in this Find Me was the predictability. For once, I have actually guessed the culprit and the guess was made rather early on in the book. I still noticed Romily placed a few strings of misleading clues which was smart however once I decided who it was, I was quite certain I was correct- and I was. Nevertheless, a fun mystery that got pretty intense at the end. There's really more than meets the eye. Another annoyance for me was that we don't see Wick use her supposedly 'amazing hacking skills' she just tracks and embeds a few things; I would've appreciated more detail.
A nicely balanced novel, I recommend Find Me to people who are looking for a light mystery read with great characters and a sweet romance! Especially if you suck at predicting things.
~Thank you HarperTeen for sending me this copy!~
3 stars
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