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Fort Wayne, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) – Investigators have recovered the vehicle used in the armed robbery at the First Federal Savings Bank. The vehicle was located in the area of 4800 S. Hanna Street and is currently being processed for evidence.
Fort Wayne Police were called to an armed robbery at First Federal Savings Bank located on the Southwest side of town just after they opened for business.
Police were alerted to the robbery in the 5300 block of Southbend Drive just after 9 a.m. Wednesday.
Witnesses tell police that initially one suspect entered the bank shortly after the bank opened for business, wearing a ball cap and held a paper in his hand. The robbery suspect approached the counter, raised the hood of his hooded-sweatshirt over his head and demanded money from the two tellers that were inside the bank. then a second suspect entered the bank making the same demands. The suspects are said to have displayed a handgun during the robbery.
The perpetrators fled with an undetermined amount of cash.
The robbery remains under investigation and if any information can be provided by the public individuals should call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 260-436-STOP.
This is the eighth bank robbery in Fort Wayne this year.
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IF THE MERE mention of Seanie Johnston's name at this stage causes you to scream in frustration, then the last few days cannot have been pleasant.
The interminable saga continues to drag on. It's taken months of jumping over legislative hurdles in order for Johnston to make the transition from Cavan footballer to Kildare footballer, but the stalled nature of the process did see the story take a backseat for a time.
Suddenly over the weekend there was another explosion of interest. It was quite an achievement that 14 senior inter-county championship matches were overshadowed by one Kildare SHC game. Yet the bizarre and farcical episode that saw Johnston play 35 seconds for Coill Dubh in a sport that is alien to him in order to rubber-stamp his move to Kildare, did just that.
And then the sporting gods wickedly deemed that Cavan would be drawn first and Kildare second when it came to the sixth pairing of last Monday morning's All-Ireland round two qualifier draw. Mutterings of conspiracy, which are frankly ridiculous, in the world of social media added another layer to the story. So if you're weary of this whole tale, then the outlook is unpromising. There won't be too many other GAA items that will rank higher on the agenda over the next 11 days before the ball is thrown-in at 3pm in Kingspan Breffni Park on July 15th.
It's not been a good news story though. The whole episode has been embarrassing and uncomfortable for several strands of the association. Kieran McGeeney has voiced his irritation that it has been kept in the limelight but that loses sight of just how emotive an issue it is when players transfer in the GAA.
Sure there have been an increase in club transfers in recent years but that is reflective of the enormous changes that this country has undergone with economic circumstances driving players from rural communities to urban centres, both at home and abroad. There are not many dissenting voices in those instances.
The Johnston move is different and it is viewed by many as an attack on one of the core values of the association. If the whole farrago has proved anything it is that there is simply no appetite within the GAA for a transfer system to display. The lure of playing for your native club and native county will still prove strong. This is not going to open up the floodgates for a deluge of inter-county transfers.
There is an argument that Johnston should have been let move last winter when this first surfaced, thus avoiding the mess that has subsequently ensued. But the transfer regulations had to be adhered to and the GAA had to avoid setting a precedent. Kildare should have been aware of that as they tried to push this move through. The longer it progressed, the more unseemly the situation became and the fact that the county's senior hurling championship, a competition that barely raises a flicker of national interest normally, was dragged into notoriety exacerbated matters.
Paul Fitzpatrick, sports editor of the Anglo Celt newspaper in Cavan, and more informed that most about the situation, made some interesting and salient points when speaking on Newstalk's Off The Ball programme last night. Chief amongst them was the notion being peddled that Cavan as a county turned their back on Johnston the footballer. As Fitzpatrick pointed out that was a decision taken by Val Andrews last winter and clearly Cavan supporters are disgruntled with being lumped into the anti-Johnston camp.
The dilemma now for Kildare is whether to play him or not in Sunday week's qualifier. If they do not, then it raises the question as to what was the point in going to such remarkable lengths to ensure the move took place? But if they do, are they placing enormous pressure on a player who will be making his debut for a county and returning after a lengthy hiatus from competitive action to an atmosphere that could be hostile and unforgiving?
There must be some sympathy for Johnston himself. His desire to play football remains strong and both McGeeney and Kildare players have spoken glowingly about his application in training. It cannot have been easy to put in such work in the darkness unaware if there was light at the end of the tunnel.
And the sad fact is that there are plenty observers, both those within and outside the GAA, who will now know Johnston simply for this episode rather than the extremely talented attacker capable of producing marvellous free-scoring displays like he did against Cork in the league in 2008 and against Wicklow in the championship in 2010.
Maybe the whole thing will be a damp squib. Maybe, given the polarized rankings that these counties enjoy in the national football hierarchy, this will be a routine victory for Kildare. And maybe Johnston will be taken out of the firing line to be a bystander on the afternoon. But if there's one thing this story has been, it is protracted and thoughts that the whole matter would conclude months ago have proven to be wide of the mark. There maybe another twist in the tale yet.
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It's a tight, atmospheric ground when it's packed to the rafters and not the sort of place that teams like to travel to. Yet it is Cusack Park where Dublin must attempt to resurrect their 2012 hurling season next Saturday night in the wake of their disheartening Leinster championship exit recently. For Anthony Daly it is a return to native soil yet the Ennis venue has not always been kind to homecoming heroes. Five years ago Ger Loughnane brought his Galway team there for a qualifier tie against Clare they were expected to win but they left after being defeated by 2-10 to 0-14.
Daly has had bad days in management before, like the 19-point loss when in charge of Clare against Waterford in the 2004 Munster championship opener, and shown a capacity for reinvention, like later that same summer when his team took Kilkenny to a replay in the All-Ireland quarter-final. But this will be a test, clashing with his old comrade Davy Fitzgerald who is at the helm of a Clare team already packed with talented youngsters and poised to unleash another in gifted teenager Tony Kelly. It will be a pivotal evening for the Clarecastle man.
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Materials: LEKSVIK coffee table, 1 x 12 x 10 #2 Whitewood Pine Board (lowes), Simpson Strong-Tie Angle (x3), white trim semi gloss paint, Stripper Gel, Wood strength glue, white decorative cable cover, Cordless drill and drill bits, Stud Finder, Circular Saw.
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First, disassemble the table keeping in mind what part of the table you're gonna use. (see picture with doodle). I wanted to have enough space in the shelves to fit DVD's, games and my kids Wii console. Cut the shelves to your desired length.
My table was painted over, so I stripped the paint off with Stripper Gel and later painted it white with leftover semi-gloss trim paint to match the wall panel, that way it blends as part of the wall. After it dries, put it back together as you would right out of the box.
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Finally, glue the painted pine board to the top and guide all the TV cables through the white cable cover and VOILA!
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POSTDOCTORAL POSITION, Ames Laboratory
RESEARCH SCIENTIST, High Pressure Synergetic Consortium (HPSynC)
BEAMLINES PROJET MANAGER (M-2 / M-3), Brookhaven National Laboratory
RESEARCH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, Department of Geology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, Canadian Light Source Inc
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW, Deep Carbon Observatory, Carnegie Institution of Washington
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, University of Illinois at Chicago
DIRECTOR, Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource (SSRL), SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
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Ames Laboratory
Postdoctoral Position in Scattering and Spectroscopy Measurements
As part of the new Critical Materials Institute at the Ames Laboratory, a Department of Energy national laboratory affiliated with Iowa State University, we have an immediate opening for a postdoctoral researcher in Scattering and Spectroscopy Measurements. The successful candidate is required to have a Ph.D. in physics or closely related field and demonstrated experience in x-ray and/or neutron scattering techniques. Experience in x-ray resonant magnetic scattering (XRMS) or x-ray magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD) is desired. Interested candidates should submit 1) a cover letter which outlines the following: a) area of interest and experience and b) date of availability for employment; 2) current C.V.; and 3) contact information for three (3) references to: email@example.com. Please specify "Attention: A. I. Goldman" in the subject line and in the body of the email and cover letter. Ames Laboratory/Iowa State University is an EO/AA employer.
May 14, 2013
High Pressure Synergetic Consortium (HPSynC)
The High Pressure Synergetic Consortium (HPSynC) invites applications for one research scientist position at the Advanced Photon Source (APS), Argonne National Laboratory, USA. The HPSynC mission is to develop high-challenge, high return, novel high pressure synchrotron radiation science and technology. Responsibilities of the HPSynC research scientist include, but are not limited to, designing world leading high pressure scientific goals, developing and integrating novel high-pressure synchrotron techniques, working closely with staff scientists of APS dedicated beamlines, designing, testing, and implementing instrumentations, managing support laboratories, assisting users, and conducting original research.
Minimum qualifications:
- Applicants must have a Ph.D. degree in physics, chemistry, materials science, earth science, engineering, or a related field.
- This position requires a minimum of two-year work experience after Ph.D. at synchrotron beamlines and/or high-pressure laboratories and outstanding R & D record.
Desired qualifications:
- Expertise in high-pressure apparatus, crystallography, nanotechnology, xray diffraction, x-ray spectroscopy, x-ray imaging, x-ray optics, instrument design, electronics, and/or software development for data acquisition and
analysis is desirable.
To submit an application, click here. Only complete applications submitted via the Geophysical Laboratory website will be considered.
The search will start immediately until the position is filled. This position is supported by Carnegie's Energy Frontier Research Center (EFree) program which is funded by the Department of Energy. This position is supported for the remaining period of the current EFree term (until August 2014) and may be extended depending on funding availability
and research performance.
The prospective researcher will be working at the Argonne National Laboratory facility iin Illinois. Carnegie Institution of Washington and Argonne National Laboratory are equal opportunity/affirmative action employers.
March 17, 2013
Brookhaven National Laboratory
The Photon Sciences Directorate at Brookhaven National Laboratory is seeking an experienced project manager and/or synchrotron beamline scientist to coordinate and manage the development of a suite of new beamlines at National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II). NSLS-II is a new 3rd-generation synchrotron facility being constructed on Long Island, New York, with extremely high brightness and exceptional beam stability over a wide spectral range. As one of beamline project managers at NSLS-II, the selected candidate will provide project management oversight and direction for the project to ensure its successful completion on schedule and on budget
Responsibilities include:
- Providing overall direction for project planning and execution to ensure the project is technically sound and meets its scientific mission and stakeholders' expectations;
- Organizing project and design reviews, and documenting review results and responses;
- Developing, together with the Division Directors, human resource plans necessary to complete the Project and ensure an effective transition to operations;
- Providing overall directions for the procurement strategy, and day-to-day management oversight for procurement activities and schedules;
- Developing and implementing the overall risk management approach, including the risk analysis and mitigation plans.
Qualifications Required:
- BS in science or engineering, and a minimum of 10 years of experience in managing construction or operation of scientific user facilities.
- Be able to provide executive-level management oversight on design, construction, and transition to operations of the new beamlines and oversee execution of scientific construction projects including the areas of risk management, procurement strategy, and configuration control.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills and prior experience in managing scientific/engineering groups.
Qualifications Preferred:
- Prior experience in project planning, execution, and reporting, and in budget and resource management and/or prior experience in construction or operation of a light source facility.
- Knowledge of best practices in synchrotron beamline designs, beamline safety requirements, and x-ray optics.
- Ph.D. in experimental physics, engineering, or related field.
The selected candidate will be placed at the appropriate management level dependent upon depth and breadth of relevant knowledge and skills he or she brings to the position, as well as the amount of relevant experience.
Please apply to Job ID# 16299.
At Brookhaven National Laboratory we believe that a comprehensive employee benefits program is an important and meaningful part of the compensation employees receive. Our benefits program includes but is not limited to:
- Medical Plans
- Vacation
- Holidays
Dental Plans - Life Insurance
401(k) Plan - Retirement Plan
- On site Child Development Center, Swimming Pool, Weight room Tennis Courts, and many other employee perks and benefits.
BNL is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer committed to the development of a diverse workforce.
January 25, 2013
Department of Geology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The Department of Geology in the School of Earth, Society, and Environment (SESE) seeks a full-time (12 month) Research Assistant Professor. This position will establish the new COMPRES (Consortium for Material Properties Research in Earth Sciences) Technology Center (COMPTECH) at Argonne National Lab and serve as the Center's Lead Scientist. Detailed information about COMPRES can be found at www.compres.us.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES: Work closely with the COMPTECH Advisory Board and the COMPRES Executive Committee in identifying experimental technology needs of the COMPRES community; spearhead partnerships with existing beam line facilities at the Advanced Photon Source that are of interest to the COMPRES community; lead community-oriented development of infrastructure and experimental methodology projects at these facilities; coordinate activities of collaborative user groups that use these facilities; supervise activities of any additional COMPRES personnel at Argonne; build a vigorous externally-funded research program at these facilities.
A Ph.D. in high-pressure research, mineralogy, crystallography, condensed matter physics, solid-state chemistry/spectroscopy or closely related field is required. At least 2 years of post-Ph.D. professional experience; a strong publication record; ability to generate independent research reports, publications, and grant proposals; ability to interact effectively with other scientists; experience with and synchrotron-related experimental techniques, computer programming, scientific instrumentation development, design and control.
Successful record in obtaining funding through peer-reviewed proposals and expertise in designing, building and using scientific instrumentation are preferred.
Target Starting date: September 1, 2012. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Application: Create your candidate profile and upload application materials at https://jobs.illinois.edu. To ensure full consideration, upload your cover letter, resume, and names and email addresses of 3 professional references by July 1, 2012.
For further information, please contact Dr. Przemyslaw Dera at email@example.com.
Illinois is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes individuals with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and ideas who embrace and value diversity and inclusivity. www.inclusiveillinois.illinois.edu
June 6, 2012
Canadian Light Source Inc
PNC-SRF Research Associate (Term)
Job No. 681
Location: Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA
Canadian Light Source Inc. (CLSI) and the Spectroscopy group of the X-ray Science Division of the Advanced Photon Source (APS) have entered into a partnership to operate the PNC/XSD Facility effective April 1, 2012. The CLS is currently recruiting a Research Associate to work with the Staff Scientist to support Canadian-based researchers and ensure the effective operation of the sector 20 and 9-BM beamlines. The incumbent will be situated at the APS, with occasional travel to the CLS as required. The term of employment is from May 1, 2012 to December 31, 2014.
Responsibilities: As a member of the CLSI Experimental Facilities Division and reporting to the Staff Scientist, the Research Associate is accountable for:
- Maintaining and operating the PNC/XSD Facility
- Providing User support
- Conducting independent or collaborative research utilizing sector 20 and 9-BM
- Preparing documentation and protocols for sector 20 and 9-BM operation
- Representing CLS at the APS
- Working flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, is a requirement of the position
Qualifications: Applicants should possess considerable experience in the application of x-ray spectroscopy to problems in surface science, materials, catalysis, chemistry, life sciences or environmental science. A good knowledge of general experimental practices currently employed at x-ray synchrotron radiation facilities is important. Skill in working with diverse research groups, potentially outside the position's primary field of expertise, to understand abstract concepts and aid in interpreting results within experimental and theoretical frameworks is an asset. The successful candidate has earned a Ph.D. degree in a relevant discipline and should have a strong research background with a continuing interest in personal research. This position requires an individual who is willing to relocate to Argonne, Illinois for the term of the employment contract.
Remuneration: This position is classified as a SR3 on the Scientific & Research Salary Grid with a salary range of $57,120 to $85,680 per annum. A comprehensive benefits package, including supplemental health & dental, life insurance, and 4 weeks annual vacation is part of a competitive compensation package.
Please submit a resume along with professional references, in confidence, to email@example.com. Please quote
Job No. 681 in the subject line of the email. Applications will be considered as of March 5, 2012 and will continue until the position is filled. While all applicants are thanked for their interest, only short-listed candidates will be contacted. Visit our website: www.lightsource.ca.
Consideration will be given to citizens and Permanent Residents of Canada (in accordance with Canadian Immigration regulations and granting agency requirements).
February 9, 2012
Deep Carbon Observatory, Carnegie Institution of Washington
We invite applications for a Deep Carbon Observatory postdoctoral fellowship position applying synchrotron-based x-ray scattering techniques for high-pressure surface/interface sciences to investigate mineral-fluid interface process under pressure. The project is aimed at investigating the role of mineral-fluid interface processes in deep carbon cycles and the potential influences on abiogenic carbon reduction. The position is for two years and will be located at the High Pressure Collaborative Access Team (HPCAT) at the Advanced Photon Source. The applicants are expected to have backgrounds in aqueous surface/interface chemistry (with titration, MD simulation, optical spectroscopy, etc.), high-pressure sciences (typically with diamond anvil cells or multi-anvil press), and/or synchrotron based x-ray techniques (diffraction, reflectivity, crystal truncation rod, small angle scattering, etc). Besides conducting research related to the project, he or she will be partly responsible for user support at HPCAT beamlines. A CV, a description of research interest (two pages), and contact information of three references should be sent to Changyong Park (email@example.com). The Deep Carbon Observatory is supported by the Sloan Foundation. Geophysical Laboratory, Carnegie Institution of Washington is an equal opportunity employer.
August 3, 2011
Center for Advanced Radiation Sources (CARS), The University of Chicago
The Center for Advanced Radiation Sources (CARS) of the University of Chicago has a Post Doctoral Scholar (PDS) position available at the GeoSoilEnviroCARS (GSECARS) synchrotron research facility at the Advanced Photon Source (APS), Argonne National Laboratory, in Argonne, Illinois. This is a full-time position, for which a Ph.D. in geology, physics, or a related field and synchrotron research experience using large-volume press (LVP) techniques are required. The successful candidate will (1) conduct research on mechanical properties of materials at high pressures and temperatures, in both the ductile and brittle regimes, using multianvil devices, especially the Deformation DIA (D-DIA) and DDIA-30; (2) participate in core research using the D-DIA and DDIA-30; (3) provide partial support for the scientific users from the multianvil high-pressure community who conduct research using the GSECARS synchrotron beamlines at APS; and (4) participate in core and collaborative research. The PDS will be involved in the development of new techniques for collection and analysis of synchrotron data. The successful candidate must have excellent relevant computer skills, organizational skills, verbal and written communication skills, and the ability to work effectively both as a team player and independently. Post Doctoral Scholars are appointed to renewable one-year terms for up to four years. The candidate must be able to satisfy requirements for access to Argonne National Laboratory.
Interested candidates should send a cover letter, curriculum vitae, list of publications, statement of research interests, and contact information for three professional references by e-mail to: Dr. Yanbin Wang (firstname.lastname@example.com) with a copy to email@example.com . This opportunity will be closed when the position is filled.
The University of Chicago is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
March 23, 2011
The Laboratory for High Performance Ceramics (LHPC) at Empa, Swiss Federal Laboratories for
Materials Science and Technology, has an immediate opening for a
Scientist / Postdoctoral Researcher in the Field of
Structure, Transport, and Degradation in Ceramic Fuel Cells
in a 2-year multinational and cross disciplinary project funded by the European Union, which will
commence on October 1, 2010.
We are looking for a highly motivated, ambitious, self driven and hands-on experimentalist with a sound
theoretical background in physical chemistry and an interest in an academic career. The new colleague
should be a Physicist, Chemist, Materials Scientist or colleague from a related discipline with a doctoral
degree and preferably some years of postdoctoral experience in
- x-ray and electron spectroscopy and scattering methods
- electrochemical analysis techniques preferably at high temperatures,
as demonstrated by a competitive and convincing publication record.
The researcher will
- characterize fuel cell materials and components at synchrotron radiation centers and analyze and
interpret the electronic structure in the general framework of structure evolution and/or
degradation kinetics due to exposure to reactive media in a high temperature electrochemical
environment typical to solid oxide fuel cells
- and operate high temperature electrochemical apparatus for the characterization of electrode
materials and assemblies (impedance spectroscopy and I/V curves).
This is a full time 2-year term position with a base salary of 80,000 Swiss Francs per year. LHPC is based
in Dübendorf, very close to Zürich, Switzerland. A fluent command in English in oral and written form
and effective communication skills are mandatory as well as readiness for frequent international travel and
work at nights and weekends.
Additional information can be obtained from Dr. Artur Braun by email email@example.com or from
http://www.empa.ch/abt123 . Qualified applicants should email a brief application (CV, publication list,
short motivation letter preferably in one .pdf file) until 31. August 2010. Competitive candidates who
fulfill the EU Marie Curie mobility criteria are particularly encouraged to apply.
Laboratory for High Performance Ceramics
Empa. Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology
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August 19, 2010
University of Illinois at Chicago
Study of Nanoparticle Growth at Liquid Interfaces using X-ray Scattering
We invite applications for a post-doctoral position to use synchrotron x-ray surface scattering to study nanoparticle growth at liquid/liquid interfaces. This position is part of a collaborative US-UK research program with the Dryfe and Schroeder groups at the University of Manchester. It offers the opportunity for extensive travel to synchrotron x-ray laboratories, in the US (Advanced Photon Source, Chicago), the UK (Diamond Light Source, Oxfordshire) and France (ESRF, Grenoble), as well as visits to Manchester. The successful applicant will join a group of ~10 students and postdocs with extensive experience in x-ray scattering from liquid/liquid interfaces that is currently engaged in a wide range of activities in this area. Applicants should have a recent Ph.D. or be about to obtain one with significant experience in experimental research in condensed matter physics or physical chemistry. Prior experience with synchrotron x-ray scattering is preferred, but experimental ability and initiative are more important. Communication skills and the ability to work with others are also important qualifications.
The anticipated duration of this position is two to three years, though extension beyond the first year will be by mutual consent. Review of applications will begin on August 15, 2010, and continue until the position is filled. Interested individuals should send a resume and arrange to have two letters of reference sent to:
Professor Mark Schlossman
University of Illinois at Chicago
Department of Physics (M/C 273)
845 W. Taylor Street, Room 2236
Chicago, IL 60607-7059
Phone: 312 996 8787
E-mail: email@example.com
The University of Illinois at Chicago is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer.
July 19, 2010
Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource (SSRL), SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
SLAC seeks a scientist with an extraordinary combination of scientific vision, accomplishment and leadership, and of demonstrated management skills, to assume responsibility for all aspects of the SSRL Directorate in the role of SLAC Associate Laboratory Director (ALD) for the SSRL program. The SSRL ALD will direct the strategic planning, oversee and manage the experimental operation and research functions of the SSRL Directorate, and function as a key executive staff and advisor to the Laboratory Director as member of the SLAC Executive Council. He/she will collaborate with the Director and other ALDs to realize the full potential of SSRL within SLAC, especially in synergy with the Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS). He/she will be responsible for defining and articulating the strategic direction of SSRL, including major upgrades and long range strategic planning. The SSRL ALD will formulate and manage annual and long-term plans and budgets for the SSRL Directorate. He/she will manage the Directorate to deliver innovative, state-of-the-art science and technology and outstanding user operations within a safe, effective, efficient and respectful work environment. The successful candidate is expected to assume a tenured position on the Stanford Faculty and also develop his/her own science program utilizing SSRL.
The position requires exceptional insight into the research capabilities of the SSRL and a thorough understanding of how these capabilities can be realized and extended through stewardship of the SSRL science experiment program and upgrades of the accelerator, beam lines and instrumentation. Evidence of the required insight would be a research career of international distinction in disciplines served by SSRL, including a record of achievements appropriate to a Stanford University tenured faculty appointment. This position requires ability to lead a facility within a U.S. Department of Energy system of user facility operations with regard to planning, budgeting, performance management, and safety. The successful candidate should also have experience in management of a research organization. Experience in the operation of a government-funded scientific facility is strongly beneficial.
Applicants should submit a summary of their educational and professional background, a current list of published work, and the names of at least three references who may be consulted by the Search Committee. A brief summary of how the candidate's experience matches the position described above should also be submitted with the application. Applicants are also encouraged to submit a brief description of their plans and ambitions for the future and how those plans might be realized in the present and future SSRL settings. Applications should be submitted by December 15, 2009 to:
SSRL Director Search
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
2575 Sand Hill Road, MS 75
Menlo Park, CA 94025 USA
e-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Stanford University is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty. It welcomes nominations of and applications from women and members of minority groups, as well as others who would bring additional dimensions to the university's research and teaching missions.
October 28, 2009
Department of Energy, Office of Basic Energy Sciences, Materials Sciences and Engineering Division
The US Department of Energy, Office of Basic Energy Sciences(BES), Division of Materials Science and Engineering(DMS&E), has an opening for a program manager in experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics. The Program Manager has the responsibility to plan, coordinate, implement, and evaluate research programs in the field on a national and international level. The responsibilities include determining scientific focus and direction of the research programs in experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics, preparing calls for proposals, organizing independent peer reviews, recommending funding allocations, organizing Principal Investigator meetings, serving as a Liaison on committees, and monitoring scientific progress of the program. The Program Manager will examine and ascertain pioneering research needs and opportunities of the research program against scientific and technological advances and of potential needs of the Department of Energy. The Program Manager will justify, and support the portions of the budget relating to experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics, critically evaluate contractor, DOE laboratory, and grantee research proposals and performance via own scientific and technical judgment, merit review, site visits and reviews and panel reviews. The Program Manager will develop and prepare analytical documents to communicate with top management of DOE and higher echelons of government on the status of programmatic phases and new developments and opportunities in a broad range of experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics. The Program Manager will direct a program that conducts basic research in experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics including the publication of research findings in archival peer-reviewed journals.
This position will support both the Experimental Condensed Matter Physics Program and the Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics Programs in the DMS&E.
The open period for applications will end on July 31, 2009.
It is posted on the USA Jobs site, the BES website, the Nature Jobs site, and the
American Physical Society DCMP website.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Dr. James Horwitz
Division of Materials Sciences and Engineering
Basic Energy Sciences Office of Science
SC - 22.2 Germantown Building U.S. Department of Energy
1000 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, D.C. 20585-1290
Ph: (301) 903-4894
June 25, 2009
GE Global Research Center, Niskayuna, NY
The Chemical and Structural Analysis Laboratory (CSAL) is involved in research into the structure and composition analysis of
materials in support of materials development programs both at GE Global Research and at GE businesses.
As a member of the Chemical and Structural Analysis Lab, you will work with GE Global Research and GE business technology teams to execute research projects using X-ray powder diffraction (XRD) and other X-ray and Neutron methods for structure analysis of GE materials systems, including but not limited to metals, ceramics, composites, polymers.
You will:
- Deliver phase characterization and structure analysis for a wide range of GE materials through both in-house XRD capabilityand synchrotron and neutron source methods.
- Collaborate with national labs, develop and/or implement new X-ray or neutron based methods that accelerate material
discoveries at GE. - Participate in research programs at GE Global Research that require XRD characterization expertise.
- Collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team of researchers at GE Global Research and within GE businesses and provide
consultation, experimental results, and analysis associated with research efforts.
- Doctorate degree in Material Science, Chemistry, or related Chemical and Physical Science disciplines OR Masters Degree in
Material Science, Chemistry, or related Chemical and Physical Science disciplines with at least 5 years post-degree
experience in X-ray analysis. - Extensive hands-on experience in X-ray powder diffraction and other X-ray methods such as SAXS, and XAFS.
- Demonstrated instrumentation skills.
- Strong problem solving skills.
- Must be willing to travel to Synchrotron and Neutron source facilities to perform experiments as needed.
- Unrestricted work authorization in the U.S. is required for Masters level candidates.
- Must be willing to work out of an office located in Niskayuna, NY.
- Must be willing to take a drug test and submit to a background investigation as part of the selection process.
- Must be 18 years or older.
- Hands-on experience with Synchrotron methods is highly desirable.
- Experience in building custom X-ray instruments and carrying out non-traditional experiments.
- Experience with a variety of different material systems.
- Experience in other characterization techniques such as XRF, SEM, TEM, etc.
- Programming skills.
- Working knowledge of statistics and chemometrics.
- Strong interpersonal skills.
- Ability to work across all functions/levels as part of a global team.
- Ability to multi-task.
- Demonstrated technical leadership capabilities with excellent teamwork and communication skills.
You must submit your resume against job number 1062561 at
www.ge.com/careers to be considered for this position.
June 23, 2009
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Today I taught the first successful online lesson to a student in Tokyo, Japan. It was from 7 to 8 a.m. New York time and 9 to 10 p.m. Tokyo time. The student wasn't an absolute beginner and his concentration was quite good. We were able to accomplish quite a bit - a Delhi Qayeda with the theme in single and double times, 5 variations and a tehai; the Theka of Tintaal and the first Tukra (dhadha tuntun), which I now call 'Jingle Bell of Tabla'. He already has the book to add to the lesson. Hope you will feel encouraged to hear this. - Samir Chatterjee
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text: "He was almost reluctant to serve as President…And that's who you need to find to serve in government, in a bureaucracy: those who you know will serve for the right reasons because they're reluctant to get out there and seek a limelight, and seek power. They're doing it for the people. That was George Washington." –Sarah Palin


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Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Obama wins Democratic Nomination
Understand me. I am not talking about flag waving pseudo political bullshit where I wrap myself in a flag and march down Main Street. I'm talking about what really is unique about America. We, as Americans, formed a government out of whole cloth and built it on the fundamental principle that people matter.
I literally grew up with the names of the people and places on my walls. Lexington and Concord. Valley Forge. Ben Franklin. Thomas Jefferson. Crispus Attucks. George Washington. Cowpens. The Old Wagoneer, Daniel Morgan and his riflemen. Colonel John Glover and his Marbleheaders.
These are the names that come down to us through the centuries of the people who struggled to give us our freedom and the places where they fought and died, ultimately, because people matter.
I think we all know that people aren't perfect. You're not. I'm not. The people that wrote the Constitution weren't. As flawed people they put together a flawed document to help other flawed people lead a nation of flawed people. Many were left behind in that original document. Women, of course, were ignored entirely and what's worse black Americans--even though they fought and died to give us our liberty--were considered less than a person and relegated to the worst kind of human bondage. The blueprint for the nation that would serve as a beacon for liberty throughout the world was tainted with the execrable stain of slavery. It was--and is--our original sin and like Lady Macbeth we've never been able to wash the blood out.
But we have returned, time and time again to the fundamental principle that people matter.
When men starved and died at Valley Forge, they did it because people matter.
When the pioneers of American feminism met at Seneca Falls they did it because people matter.
When the best young men of a generation gave the last full measure of devotion on Little Round Top, at Pittsburg Landing, and in that last terrible charge at Cold Harbor, they did it because people matter.
When workers rallied in Haymarket Square on the First of May they did it because people matter.
When nine black students enrolled in Little Rock Central High, they did it because people matter.
When the National Guard escorted those students past the howling mob they did it because people matter.
Tonight, we take a big step. Barack Obama has clinched the Democratic Party's nomination for the Presidency. A black man stands closer to the Presidency than any has ever stood before.
Obama will accept the nomination on the 25th of August, forty-five years to the day since Martin Luther King stood on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and told the world about his dream of an America free from prejudice.
Tonight, we're a little bit closer to realizing that dream.
Tonight should send a message to every young black man and woman in America. You matter. When you're told that you can accomplish anything you can believe it.
12 comments:
- DovVN said...
You do believe in God.How else do you explain the fact that you think there is good and evil.Without God there is only opinion.Only a collection of events that lead to our existence. Your opinion is that people matter.Now you have no reason to be hostile towards God since you believe in his laws.
- December 24, 2008 at 10:34 AM
- Rasputin said...
I don't believe in any gods or their laws. You don't need gods to have good and evil. They exist as adjectives regardless of whether they exist as nouns.
- December 24, 2008 at 10:39 AM
- DovVN said...
So what is evil then?Is murder evil?You might have the opinion that it is.Others may have the opinion it isnt.How do you know whos right?In a world that has no meaning and no God, neither is right or wrong.Murder is just an event that happens.Just like all the other random events that happened to create the world.None are good or evil then.Just events.Your belief,and most peoples belief that murder is wrong points to the existence of God.Otherwise everything is just opinion.
- December 25, 2008 at 12:44 PM
- Rasputin said...
Two things.
First, you can't say that without god everything is opinion. Regardless of whether there's a deity, gravity is not just someone's opinion.
As for moral issues, yes they are opinions. I make that determination because I am a thinking, feeling creature. There are other thinking, feeling, creatures who can take the same circumstances and come to another conclusion. - December 25, 2008 at 10:57 PM
- DovVN said...
Im talking about opinion of what is right and wrong.Gravity is another completely different subject and the existence of God doesnt effect it at all.Gravity is not debateable because you can prove it exists.You cant prove something is right or wrong.That depends on how you view the world as being created.By meaningless random acts or being created by a God.If by meaningless random events,then the view that people somehow matter when nothing else does,is irrational.Thinking that people matter when the fact of it would be that they live their lives and then die,thats all there is.That pain and suffering are meaningless events no different than love and joy.They would be just sensations that we experience in our meaningless existence.Its not that we need God to tell us what is right and wrong.We already know what is right and wrong because God exists.He made us that way.
- December 26, 2008 at 9:20 AM
- Rasputin said...
According to you, your life only has meaning if your god says so.
Don't you feel you yourself are enough to give your life meaning? Don't you think you can make something of your life?
You say that without god, pain and suffering are the equal of joy and love. I assume you know this is utterly absurd. Pain and suffering feel bad. Joy and love feel good.
If god told us the difference between good and evil why is it that so much evil is done by the most religious people around? - December 26, 2008 at 1:59 PM
- DovVN said...
Its not that I need God to tell me my life has meaning.Its the implicatins of there being no God.I dont think you completely understand the implications of saying there is no God or creator.By saying that, you are saying that the world is here because of nothing more than chance.There is no meaning and no purpose for the world.It is merely 1 random event after another that resulted in your existence.Do you realize then that nothing matters?Sure you can pretend things matter.But they dont.You can pretend your family matters but all it doesnt.Its like making a pot of chicken soup and sticking your hand in and pulling out a handful of mush and slapping it on the table and saying "This pile of mush has meaning because I thin it does".And it has even more meaning because its the only pile of mush I have.The chicken soup is the universe that somehow churned out a pile of mush that can think and talk.Now the pile of mush thinks its something other than mush and assigns a meaning to its existence which is no more valid than the next pile of mushes opinion.
"You say that without god, pain and suffering are the equal of joy and love. I assume you know this is utterly absurd. Pain and suffering feel bad. Joy and love feel good."
Youre right.But they make no difference.What does it matter what you feel. When you die youre done.You wont ever remember what you felt.It doesnt matter anyways.You view life like there is a God but you dont believe there is one.
Youve made it clear that people matter because thats your opinion.I cant argue with that.I can argue with a person that thinks there is meaning without a God having created the world.And thats where you and all the atheists make no sense at all.Its contradicitory. - December 26, 2008 at 5:54 PM
- Rasputin said...
Okay, I am now convinced you're just screwing with me.
You can't possibly be dumb enough to think that experiencing less pain or more joy isn't inherently a good thing. Regardless of whether there is an afterlife, having a more enjoyable life is better. - December 26, 2008 at 5:59 PM
- DovVN said...
Well maybe you cant grasp what Im saying.It seems like you ignore it and go directly to your opinion about things.I dont mean that as an insult.It just seems that you cant grasp the fact that a meaningless creation means a meaningless existence.If I was you Id start with figuring out what I believe about how we got here,Then base your beliefs on that.Just about the whole word bases their beliefs on being created by chance and that there is no God.Take a look at the world.What does it believe?It believes get rich at any cost.Do what you have to to get ahead.You only live once so have fun while your here.Thats a logical position for them to have.Not...Ill sacrafice my life for someone elses.Or Ill be honest and only make enough to live on instead of raping people and scamming them.I dont know how to explain it any better anymore.And I dont know ow you arrive at your conclusions since you present no reasons except opinions.
- December 26, 2008 at 6:11 PM
- Rasputin said...
A meaningless creation does not mean a meaningless existence. I understand your perspective. I just reject it utterly and I do so because it is completely absurd.
Do you have a family? Do you love them? If you found out with certainty that there was no god would you love them any less?
I know what I think about the origins of the universe and our species. What this has to say about whether I care about my fellow man is precisely zero. - December 26, 2008 at 6:18 PM
- DovVN said...
Why would you care about another mass of atoms?No different from a tree except it thinks and feels.
And I agree ...you can create meaning regardeless of how the universe was created.That meaning is just an illusion though.And not only that but will be different from person to person and worthless. - December 26, 2008 at 6:24 PM
- Rasputin said...
So the only meaning the matters is one that comes from your god and this is true because you said so.
Stop wasting my time. - December 26, 2008 at 6:26 PM


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We now know the names of the victims shot and killed in a car on Tuesday.
They've been identified as Karen Swanson Yee, 48, and Kim Bryan Yee, 56.
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office says it's investigating this as a murder-suicide, pending results from the medical examiner's office.
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office has announced that a gun was found in the car with the two people.
A man and a woman were in the car.
One of them was shot several times.
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Represents a sentence, both parsed an unparsed. Contains an array of nodes which represent the words in the sentence.
The nodes are ordered,
their ord
is their 1-based position in the sentence.
The 0 ord
value is reserved for the (technical) sentence root.
An integer id unique for each sentence (in its proper sense,
where sentence is a sequence of tokens - i.e.
stays the same for copies of the same sentence).
(A reference to) an array of nodes (Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::Node
) of the sentence.
A node represents both a token of the sentence (usually this is a word) and a node in the parse tree of the sentence as well (if the sentence have been parsed).
Copy of nodes
field with a root node (Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::RootNode) added at the beginning.
As the root node's ord
is 0
by definition,
the position of the nodes in this array exactly corresponds to its ord
If the sentence is parsed (i.e. the nodes know their parents), this field contains (a reference to) an array of all edges (Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::Edge) in the parse tree of the sentence.
This field is set by the sub
If the sentence is not parsed,
this field is undef
If the sentence is parsed, this field contains (a reference to) an array of all features of all edges in the parse tree of the sentence. If some of the features are repeated in the sentence (i.e. they are present in severeal edges or even repeated in one edge), they are repeated here as well, i.e. this is not a set in mathematical sense but a (generally unordered) list.
This field is set by the sub
If the sentence is not parsed,
this field is undef
Creates a new sentence.
The id
must be unique (but copies of the same sentence are to share the same id).
It is used for edge signature generation ("signature" in Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::Edge) in edge features caching (and therefore does not have to be set if caching is disabled).
The order of the nodes denotes their order in the sentence,
starting from the node with ord
the technical root (Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::RootNode) is not to be included as it is generated automatically in the constructor.
The ord
s of the nodes ("ord" in Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::Node) do not have to (and actually shouldn't) be filled in.
If they are,
they are checked and a warning on STDERR is issued if they do not correspond to the position of the nodes in the array.
If they are not,
they are filled in automatically during the sentence creation.
Other fields (nodes_with_root
and features
) should usually not be set.
are set automatically during sentence creation (and any value set to it is discarded).
and features
are to be set only if the sentence is parsed (i.e.
the nodes know their parents,
see "parent" in Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::Node and "parentOrd" in Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::Node) by calling the fill_fields_after_parse
if the sentence is already parsed,
you should call the fill_fields_after_parse
method immediately after creaion of the sentence.
Creates a new instance of the same sentence with the same id
and with copies of the nodes but without any parsing information (like after calling clear_parse
The nodes are copied by calling "copy_nonparsed" in Treex::Tool::Parser::MSTperl::Node.
Sets the parent of the node with the first ord
to be the node with the second ord
- eg.
the 3rd node is the parent of the 5th node.
It only sets the parent
and parentOrd
fields in the child node (i.e.
it does not create or modify any edges).
When all nodes' parents have been set,
can be called.
Fills the fields of the sentence and fields of its nodes which can be filled only for a sentence that has already been parsed (i.e.
if the nodes' parent
or parentOrd
fields are filled).
The fields which are filled by this subroutine are edges
and features
for the sentence and parent
or parentOrd
for each of the sentence nodes which do not have the field set.
Is kind of an inversion of the fill_fields_after_parse
It clears the edges
and features
fields and also unsets the parents of all nodes (by setting their parent
field to undef
and parentOrd
to 0
Returns length of the sentence, i.e. number of nodes in the sentence. Each node corresponds to one word (one token to be more precise).
Compares the parse tree of the sentence with its correct parse tree, represented by an instance of the same sentence containing its correct parse.
An error is considered to be an incorrectly assigned governing node. So, the parents of all nodes (obviously not including the root node) are compared and if they are different, it is counted as an error. This leads to a minimum number of errors equal to 0 and maximum number equal to the length of the sentence.
Compares the labelling of the sentence with its correct labelling, represented by an instance of the same sentence containing the correct labels.
An error is considered to be an incorrectly assigned label. So, the labels of all edges (technically stored in the child nodes) are compared and if they are different, it is counted as an error. This leads to a minimum number of errors equal to 0 and maximum number equal to the length of the sentence.
Returns the node with this ord
(it can also be the root node if the ord
is 0) or undef
if the ord
is out of range.
Returns forms of the nodes joined by spaces (i.e. the sentence as a text but with a space between each two adjacent tokens).
Returns (a reference to) an array of node parent ords,
for the sentence "Tom is big",
where "is" is a child of the root node and "Tom" and "big" are children of "is",
this method returns [2,
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Copyright © 2011 by Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics, Charles University in Prague
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"You think you run this country? They laugh at you," Roemer said of Democrats and Republicans in Washington alike who are only motivated by campaign contributions. "You're young. You're stupid. You don't give any money. You're not important." Continue reading »
Former Gov. Buddy Roemer, who dropped his often-ignored bid for the Republican Presidential nomination to continue as a third-party or independent candidate, will bring his populist, anti-corporate message to Tulane University this afternoon. Continue reading »
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The lavishly renovated Race and Religious reception facility in the Lower Garden District, dubbed one of the "World's Coolest Rental Homes" by Travel and Leisure, does not have the proper licenses and permits to operate, though its owners have applied for a permit and the property is zoned for commercial use, city officials told our reporting partners at WWL-TV. The owners of Race and Religious have obtained a restraining order against the city from interfering with its business there until the issue goes to court.
Spring is the season to rent in New Orleans. And rentals are more competitive than ever this spring. Supply and demand dictate that. And if you're a pet owner, be ready to settle, as in, in my experience 2/3rds of Crescent City landlords do not rent to you and Fluffy or Fido. And forget smoking inside, incense burning, or band practice. From the novice to the pro, see below for five tips to make you a savvier lessee. Continue reading »
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West Virginia Falls 55-54 to Louisville - Recap
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Louisville grabbed a 55-54 win over West Virginia on Wednesday, behind a 15-point effort from Chris Smith at KFC Yum! Center.
Bettors who backed Louisville were disappointed, as they failed to cover the closing number of 7.
Louisville got 14 points from Peyton Siva and another 10 points from Preston Knowles. Preston Knowles contributed 5 assists, while Terrence Jennings cleaned the glass with 9 rebounds.
West Virginia got an 18-point performance from Joe Mazzulla, who was supported by 10 points from Dalton Pepper. Kevin Jones had 4 assists in a losing cause for West Virginia, while John Flowers grabbed 9 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed West Virginia were victorious, as the score was 37-26 at the break.
The rebound battle favored West Virginia as they grabbed 39 boards, while Louisville only had 35.