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AccueilGlobalizing Europe: Non-European perceptions of Europe
Publié le mardi 29 mars 2011 par Loïc Le Pape
The International Research Network of Young Historians of European Integration (RICHIE) is happy to present the call for papers for its fifth conference. This conference follows a series of young researchers conferences organized and published by the RICHIE network since 2005 (www.europe-richie.org). RICHIE aims to facilitate networks between PhD students and young scholars and to encourage them to present their research. The RICHIE conferences shall be opportunities to bring together young researchers and renowned professors from different European countries.
In 2012, the conference will be organised by scholars from the University of Cologne and the University of Stuttgart. It will take place in Cologne at Schloss Wahn from January 19 – 21, 2012. Leading scholars in the field such as Bo Stråth (Helsinki) Wilfried Loth (Duisburg-Essen), Jürgen Zimmerer (Hamburg), Dirk Rupnow (Innsbruck), Karen Schönwälder (Göttingen), and Jürgen Elvert (Cologne) will participate in the conference.
The Theme of the 2012 Conference:
The conference explores images, ideas, and perceptions of Europe from a global perspective after 1945. Europe has been, is, and will always be a project that defines itself in contrast to the perceived non-European world. The conference seeks to complement the debate on European identity by non-European perspectives on and constructions of Europe. The conference aims are three-fold. First, it paves the way to locate Europe in a global context and overhauls both national paradigms and euro-centric perspectives. While global history often seeks to highlight socio-economic phenomena this conference pursues a global intellectual history of Europe. Second, the conference highlights different national and transnational actors and their varying and ambivalent concepts of Europe. The conference, thus, aims to relocate Europe on a global mental map, thereby contributing to the ongoing historiographical debate about "Provincializing Europe"1. Lastly, it scrutinizes multiple influences and entanglements between Europe and non-European actors. The conference will trace and discuss global images, ideas, and perspectives from five different, albeit connected angles.
1. Competitive perspective: Struggling with the European model
Europe in a global perspective is often characterized by the development of welfare states, a certain social permeability, an ongoing process of secularization, and the political and economical integration of nation states within transnational institutions. This first panel seeks to shed light on the empathic, critical, and disapproving global perspectives on Europe from nation-states, transnational actors that include both governmental and non-governmental organizations worldwide.
2. Postcolonial perspective: Europe seen by its former colonies
The varying experiences of foreign rule, and the continuing economic entanglements, left their deep marks on both the relation between former empire and periphery and the perspective of the postcolonial world on Europe. This panel will discuss this unique perspective on Europe from the post-colonial world.
3. Migration perspective
This third panel seeks to trace the perspectives on Europe from both European emigrants in non-European countries and non-European immigrants inside Europe. The panel will especially focus on the complex interdependencies of origin and destination that shaped the perspectives on Europe.
4. European identity and European integration
Since 1952, the process of institutionalization has been accompanied by complementary procedures of inclusion and exclusion of European states. This fourth panel will investigate the perception of the integration process from the perspective of the non-integrated, excluded European states. Frequently included into institutionalized Europe over time, the changing perspectives from nations of both democratic and authoritarian European areas on the integration process shall be examined.
5. Europe and the global politics of memory
The European history of the 20th century has been marked by eruptions of violence and mass murder, struggles for freedom, processes of democratization and trans-nationalization. This last panel aims to shed light on the worldwide politics of memory and instrumentalizations of Europe's 20th century history. More specifically, it will interrogate how different actors worldwide perceive, memorialize, and make specific use of European historical phenomena and events like the Holocaust, Soviet crimes, the cold War, the European integration, and the downfall of Communism.
How to Apply
The organizers welcome proposals from PhD students and young researchers of various academic backgrounds. Papers can focus on cultural, political or economic issues from a decidedly historical perspective. Presentation should not exceed 20 minutes. The conference language is English, however, the papers may also be given in French.
Abstracts (300 words, in English) should be submitted along with an academic CV to the organizers via email: email@example.com
by April 15, 2011
Selected candidates will be contacted by the end of May, 2011.
- Participants are asked to hand in their paper's final version to the organizers by December 15, 2011.
- A publication of the conference papers is planned.
- There are no registration costs. Limited funds might be available to refund travel costs and accommodation, but participants are encouraged to apply to their host institution for assistance.
- Stefanie Coché,
- Daniel Brewing,
- Dr. Jens Ruppenthal,
- Ina Wachendorf
- Histoire (Catégorie principale)
- University of Cologne
Cologne, Italie
- vendredi 15 avril 2011
- Globalizing Europe, Jeunes chercheurs
- Stefanie Coché
courriel : globalizing-europe [at] gmx [dot] de
Source de l'information
- Guia Migani
courriel : guia [dot] migani [at] univ-tours [dot] fr
Pour citer cette annonce
« Globalizing Europe: Non-European perceptions of Europe », Appel à contribution, Calenda, Publié le mardi 29 mars 2011, https://calenda.org/203930


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Residency in Dental Medicine at Staten Island University Hospital
Fourteen first-year residents along with three second-year residents and pediatric residency positions are available for the dental medicine residency program at Staten Island University Hospital.
Residents can expect a curriculum carefully structured for increasing responsibility during the course of the year. Training is conducted in the operating and emergency rooms, with the majority of time spent at the hospital's Dental Care Center located at Staten Island University Hospital's north campus.
The program has been fully accredited by the American Dental Association Council on Dental Education since 1970. Because the hospital is a major affiliate of the State University of New York Health Science Center and Northwell Health, residents in General Practice Dentistry are integrated into the hospital's overall teaching program. This facilitates professional interactions and presents opportunities to fine tune clinical judgment.
There is ample opportunity for exchange with residents in the surgery, medicine, OB/GYN, and pediatric teaching programs, as well as with residents and fellows on rotation from the medical schools in the departments of anesthesiology, rehabilitation medicine, psychiatry, pathology, radiology and emergency room medicine. This interaction is important in learning the relationship between the various disease processes and the patients' dental and overall physical status.
The General Practice Resident Program is supported by GPR chief residents, second-year residents, a Pediatric Resident Program, an oral and maxillofacial surgery chief resident, dental hygienist, an administrative director, resident coordinator, dental practice coordinator, two dental care coordinators, 18 dental assistants, 15 registrars and two financial coordinators.
Residents' activities include, but are not limited to, direct patient care. The direct care includes sections in periodontics, orthodontics, pedodontics, endodontics, removal prosthetics, fixed prosthetics, implant prosthetics, special care, cleft lip and palate team and oral and maxillofacial surgery. Each section is led by a board certified or board eligible specialist. Dental care is rendered five days a week in the Dental Care Center at 475 Seaview Avenue, in the 57 Bay Street facility, and during off hours in the hospital's Emergency Department, which serves Staten Island and Brooklyn as a designated trauma center.
Dental residents:
- Provide 24-hour emergency coverage on a rotation basis
- Rotate in the Emergency Department on a full-time basis, participating in the treatment of all types of medical and dental emergencies
- Assist or perform general dental, pediatric, periodontic, oral and maxillofacial surgery procedures in the operating suites with the use of general anesthesia. Enough experience is gained so that the resident is permitted to perform a substantial range of procedures under supervision
- Gain experience in admission and discharge procedures, as well as in routine performance of histories and physicals on all admitted patients
- Attend inpatient rounds with the director and members of the attending staff daily
- Rotate through the anesthesiology department to learn the theory and the practice of pain control
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A program is in place for patients requiring general anesthesia for routine dental care. The program is especially important for children and for difficult patients. In these cases, anesthesia is administered in the surgical suites by anesthesiologists.
Cleft lip and/or palate patients have the benefit of a team of specialists that include an oral surgeon, pediatric dentists and orthodontists, who carry out a birth-to-adulthood treatment plan with the hospital's speech therapists, pediatricians, plastic surgeons, social workers and geneticist.
Dental procedures for cancer patients are carefully coordinated with members of the oncology team. Team members integrate the expertise of oral surgeons and prosthodontists, creating an environment in which the most up-to-date reconstructions can be attempted.
An effort is made to assign one to two such special study cases to each resident during the year. Sophisticated interventions for special cases (e.g., complex fixed and/or removable prosthetic cases, amelogenesis imperfecta, children born with no tooth enamel) are treated as special case studies and serve as models for therapies that involve cost beyond the family's means.
We offer a full range of dental services for adults and children, including cleanings, dentures, extractions, fillings and root canals.
Program goals
Goals of the GPR PGY I program
The program is designed to expand the scope and depth of the graduates' knowledge and skills to enable them to provide comprehensive oral health care to a wide range of population groups.
These goals include:
- Act as a primary care provider for individuals and groups of patients. This includes providing emergency and multidisciplinary, comprehensive oral health care; providing patient focused care that is coordinated by the general practitioner; directing health promotion and disease prevention activities, and using advanced dental treatment modalities.
- Plan and provide multidisciplinary oral health care for a wide variety of patients, including patients with special needs.
- Manage the delivery of oral health care by applying concepts of patient and practice management and quality improvement that are responsive to dynamic health care environment.
- Function effectively within the hospital and other health care environments.
- Function effectively within multidisciplinary health care teams.
- Apply scientific principles to learning and oral health care. This includes using critical thinking, evidence or outcomes-based clinical decision-making, and technology-based information retrieval systems.
- Utilize the values of professional ethics, lifelong learning, patient-centered care, adaptability, and acceptance of cultural diversity in professional practice.
- Certify Residents in the clinical requirements needed for New York State licensure.
Goals of the GPR PGY II program
The GPR PGY II program is an educational program designed to provide training beyond the level of both a pre-doctoral education and a GPR PGY I program in oral health and leadership, using applied basic and behavioral sciences.
These goals include:
- Act as a primary care provider for individuals and groups of patients. This includes providing emergency and multidisciplinary, comprehensive oral health care; providing patient focused care that is coordinated by the general practitioner; directing health promotion and disease prevention activities, and using advanced dental treatment modalities.
- Plan and provide multidisciplinary oral health care for a wide variety of patients, including patients with special needs.
- Manage the delivery of oral health care by applying concepts of patient and practice management and quality improvement that are responsive to a dynamic health care environment.
- Function effectively within the hospital and other health care environments.
- Function effectively within interdisciplinary health care teams.
- Apply scientific principles to learning and oral health care. This includes using critical thinking, evidence or outcomes-based clinical decision-making, and technology-based information retrieval systems.
- Utilize the values of professional ethics, lifelong learning, patient-centered care, adaptability, and acceptance of cultural diversity in professional practice.
- Advance the experience of the resident in total patient management with comprehensive training in complete oral rehabilitation, implant dentistry, and hard tissue augmentation procedures.
- Develop leadership, administration, and management skills through directed responsibilities in the dental department.
Application process
Only applicants who are or will be certified for graduation from an ADA-accredited dental school and eligible for a limited permit in New York state may be considered for acceptance to this program. Selection is based on evidence of the applicant's interest and ability to benefit from advanced training in general dentistry.
The applicant's academic record, faculty recommendations, extracurricular activities and impressions of the admissions committee during the personal interview are important factors in our final decisions.
Selections are sent to and finally made through the National Residency Matching Program. The department participates in the PASS Program.
Donald R. Ratcliffe, DDS
Department Chairman - Chairman of Dental Medicine of Dentistry, Staten Island University Hospital
David C. Hoffman, DDS
Director of Service - Director, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery of Dentistry - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Staten Island University Hospital
About our team
Donald R. Ratcliffe, DDS
Chairman, Department of Dentistry
Program Director, General Practice Residency Programs
Dr. Ratcliffe is a graduate of the General Practice Residency Program in 1980, returned to the attending staff in 1983 and has served as General Practice Residency Program Director from 1992 to 2011 and Chairman of the Department of Dentistry since 2005. He has the overall responsibility of both residency programs and the departments operations.
In addition to the Chairman position, he serves as the department's director of prosthetics and special study cases.
He graduated from the New York University College of Dentistry in 1979 and was elected into OKU. Additionally, he was the recipient of the Arthur Hull Award of Endodontics, the Academy of Operative Dentistry's Achievement Award, and the American Academy of Oral Medicine Merit Award. He is currently a member American College of Dentistry, the International College of Dentistry, the New York Academy of Dentistry, the American Association of Hospital Dentists, the Special Care Density Association, the American Society of Osseointegration, the American College of Oral Implantaology, the American Academy of Implant Dentistry and the American Dental Association.
In 1997, Dr. Ratcliffe was honored by the department's highest award, the Dr. William P. Lavori Award for Professional Excellence, and in 2004 received the department's Dr. Alfonso Fressola Humanitarian Award. He is currently on the faculty for the University of Pennsylvania School of Dentistry and Columbia University College of Dental Medicine.
Steven Ratner, DDS
Associate Director
Dr. Ratner is director of the Special Care Program and has been acknowledged for his leadership in this field.
In 1985, Dr. Ratner was awarded a fellowship in the Academy of Dentistry for the Handicapped. The fellowship committee expressed its recognition of the clinical protocols he provided in treating the mentally and physically disabled. In 1990, SIUH presented to him the Dr. William P. Lavori Award for Professional Excellence. He was the award's first recipient, so named for the department's director emeritus. Dr. Ratner's dental education was completed at the New York University College of Dentistry. His academic interests include a teaching appointment at the Columbia University School of Dentistry.
His professional memberships coincide with his special interests and include the Academy of Geriatric Dentistry, the Academy of Dentistry for the Handicapped and the American Analgesia Society. Dr. Ratner has been awarded fellowships in the New York Academy of General Dentistry and the American College of Dentists.
David C. Hoffman, DDS
Associate Director
Director of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Dr. Hoffman directs program development for the department and heads up the cleft lip and palate program. He is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon credited with major cranio facial reconstructions.
Dr. Hoffman has participated in a national study to test a new prosthetic TM joint that is sized by computer to duplicate the patient's own joint. He has become a nationally recognized lecturer in TM arthroscopy and treatment. Dr. Hoffman holds a patent on a prosthetic TM joint.
Dr. Hoffman is a Fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, the American Cleft Lip and Palate Association and the National Council for International Health, among others. He is certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and serves on the faculty of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and Downstate Medical Center.
A 1978 graduate of Staten Island University Hospital's General Dentistry program, Dr. Hoffman's residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery was completed at the University of Texas Health Science Center's Parkland Memorial, Dallas, and John Peter Smith Hospitals, Ft. Worth.
Steven Schwartz, DDS
Program Director of the Pediatric Dentistry Residency Program
Dr. Schwartz maintained a private pediatric dentistry practice for over 30 years. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. He is the author of numerous clinical and practice management articles and popular lecturer and consultant.
His teaching career spans over three decades with faculty positions at New York University College of Dentistry, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and Staten Island University Hospital.
He has been actively involved in organized dentistry. He is a past president of the Richmond County Dental Society and the New York Association of Pediatric Dentists.


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Newspapers and Advertising: The Effects of Ad-Valorem Taxation under Duopoly
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Capital Taxation and Imperfect Competition: ACE vs. CBIT
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Five essays on tax policy in an open economy
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Newspapers and advertising : the effects of ad-valorem taxation under duopoly
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Industrial agglomeration and capital taxation
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Models with imperfect competition and intra-industry trade have become widely accepted as appropriate frameworks within which to analyze the impact of trade liberalization on industrial agglomeration. This paper makes ...
Competing for capital in a "lumpy" world
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The comparison between ad valorem and specific taxation under two-part tariffs
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Islington Labour has announced radical plans to take on the scourge of homes in the borough being bought-up and left empty, a practice known as 'buy-to-leave'.
Buy-to-leave is adding to the housing crisis facing Islington and London, and is making it even harder for local people to find an affordable home. According to council research, as many as a third or more of homes in some new developments are potentially vacant.
Under plans the council has drawn-up and is currently consulting on, new homes could not be left unoccupied or unused for longer than three months. If a property is left unoccupied for more than three months, legal action could be taken and those persistently breaking the rules could be fined or face going to prison.
Cllr James Murray, Executive Member for Housing and Development, was interviewed on BBC Radio 4's 'Today Programme' about the proposals. You can listen again below –
Cllr Murray commented: "It's wrong when new homes sit there empty purely to as investments, when Londoners are desperately trying to find somewhere to live. Our new proposals would make sure that all new homes in Islington occupied – we want to send a message that 'buy-to-leave' is unacceptable."
You can respond to the consultation before 30th January 2015 by clicking here.
Islington Labour is delivering the biggest building programme in a generation of affordable homes and homes for social rent. The Council will build 2,000 new affordable homes by 2015, and is committed to delivering a further 1,500 new homes for social rent by 2019.
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Air Conditioner Ready to Change Industry
Award-winning air-conditioning cycle cools with a fraction of air conditioner's energy.
When National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) scientist Eric Kozubal began pondering an evaporative and desiccant cooling system in 2006, the concept wasn't new. After all, desiccants are used to create very dry air, ideal for cooling with evaporative techniques. Desiccants, which can be liquids or solids, had been deployed in heat-exchange cooling systems before. There were, however, limits to their effectiveness.
In looking for something better, Kozubal envisioned combining desiccant and evaporative cooling into an innovative "cooling core." This would marry the desiccants' capacity to create dry air using heat and evaporative coolers' capability to turn dry air into cold air. If it worked, it could be nearly twice as efficient as conventional heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. However, the path wasn't clear cut.
Kozubal, who was joined on the quest by Jason Woods and Jay Burch under program manager Ron Judkoff, noted significant challenges.
"What we thought was far removed from what it evolved into," Kozubal said.
Judkoff added, "We'd investigated evaporative and desiccant cooling technologies for many years, but could not find a way to combine them in a cost-effective manner. The recent availability of new materials, and the creativity of our researchers resulted in a major breakthrough with great potential for the future."
The researchers found out that they couldn't just use off-the-shelf components to build the technology they envisioned. In addition, they discovered that they needed to use liquid desiccants in close contact with the airflow in the cooling system. This need created problems in early desiccant systems, however.
The first desiccant systems were plagued by a problem called "carry-over", in which desiccants can get into the airflow and corrode the rest of an HVAC system's ductwork and components. Kozubal said that they needed to find a way to create positive separation between desiccant and air. This led to the invention of an air conditioner that uses an innovative membrane that is permeable to water vapor, but not the liquid desiccant.
Proof-of-Concept Shows Potential for Every Climate
In early 2008, NREL constructed a proof-of-concept prototype and showed that the air conditioning cycle worked as expected and could be built using inexpensive materials. Unlike an evaporative cooler, which is only effective in dry climates, the Desiccant-Enhanced Evaporative (DEVAP) Air-Conditioning Cycle approach could function in any location.
Encouraged, the research team followed the path to full-scale development of the invention. NREL partnered with two industry experts, AIL Research and Synapse Product Development, who would help construct the two proof-of-performance prototypes. By the end of 2011, they had successfully built the working demo models and written a report that garnered industry interest. See the DEVAP technical report.
Unlike energy-intensive conventional systems, DEVAP requires neither a compressor nor environmentally harmful refrigerants, but instead uses a liquid desiccant cycle that removes humidity from the air, then uses thermal heat to evaporate water out of the desiccant in a component called a regenerator. Thus, energy is expended only to dehumidify the air, while evaporative cooling further amplifies the cooling effect.
The researchers expect that natural gas will provide the energy in most cases; however, DEVAP can also be integrated with solar and waste heat. The design eliminates much of the electricity needed to power a conventional air conditioner, because only fans and small liquid pumps are needed. As a result, a DEVAP air conditioner is expected to use 30% to 80% less energy than top-of-the-line refrigeration-based air conditioning.
"We're still evolving the idea," Kozubal said, with "a lot of science to make it smaller and cheaper."
The next phase, he explained, is to continue to refine the components to reduce size and cost. The next step for this project will be to build it into a prototype that will demonstrate a marketable air conditioner design. This could take another several years. Once completed, Kozubal expects the first application would be in the commercial cooling market, which has packaged air conditioners that will be easy to retrofit or replace with new technology. Residential cooling would certainly follow.
A Disruptive Technology in the Making
Kozubal sees DEVAP becoming a popular choice because of the likely savings in energy costs. These are key, because air conditioning currently consumes about 15% of the electricity generated in the United States and is a major contributor to peak electrical demand on hot summer days.
DEVAP has other benefits, including:
- Removing harmful refrigerants, which have a far greater global warming potential than CO2
- Better temperature and humidity control than standard AC because DEVAP treats each separately and effectively
- Better indoor air quality, because vast ventilation air is inherent in the DEVAP AC cooling cycle—gone will be the days of stuffy homes and sleepy co-workers.
"It could be a disruptive technology," he said, to describe this innovation that is poised to revolutionize embedded concepts about energy costs and consumption. And during times of heavy electricity use, that kind of disruption is welcome.
Learn more about NREL's Building Efficiency Research.
Learn more about NREL's Spectrum of Clean Energy Innovation and how the laboratory's capabilities emulate the nature of the innovation process.


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When you're planning a wedding, deciding what to buy for your bridesmaids as a token of appreciation for everything that they've done for you both on and in the run up to the big day can be hard. Whilst you may already have a good idea of the type of gifts that you'd like to buy for your adult bridesmaids, what can you buy for any little bridesmaids or flower girls. To say thank you for following you down the aisle? If you're at a loss when it comes to what to get any little girls who are playing a pivotal part in your wedding day. Then we've put together some of the best ideas.
Little girls of all ages love jewellery. If you're planning to get your adult bridesmaids something sparkly from Ascot Diamonds, you might want to follow suit with your flower girls as well. Although you will probably be able to get away with spending a little less on them. Bracelets, necklaces, and rings can be the perfect little token of appreciation to give to your flower girls on the big day. Remember to double check before buying earrings, though – not all little girls have their ears pierced.
Personalized Gifts
Personalized items don't just make great gifts for adults, kids love them too! If you're wondering what you can give to your flower girls to let them know how grateful you are for their help on your big day, a cute, personalized gift with their name on it can be the perfect choice. Whether it's an engraved bracelet or even a cute little teddy bear wearing a t-shirt that has their name printed on, anything unique and personal is a lovely gift idea for a flower girl.
Sweet Treats
When looking for gifts for flower girls, consider getting them something edible and sweet. For example, professionally made, decorated cupcakes can be a wonderful gift idea, and it's definitely something that you know that they will enjoy and that they don't have already, especially if you have them handmade with a unique design. Remember that your flower girls' gifts should just be a token of appreciation and nothing too much, so this is a good gift idea if you are on a tight budget but don't want to forego the gifts altogether.
Handmade Gifts
If money is tight and you can't afford to splash out on your flower girls but want to give them a special gift that they will be able to keep, you might want to consider turning to handmade gifts. Whether you buy them from somebody else or make them yourself is of course up to you and how creative and crafty you want to be. Some great DIY flower girl gifts include handmade bracelets, or items such as handmade memory books that they can keep photos of the wedding and other memorable items in.
Buying gifts for your flower girls doesn't have to be difficult or expensive with these great gift ideas that little girls will love!


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Forget to write about my Land.
Bought land in Kr puram. Registration happened last November 19th, 2009. Its 3000sqft land, strategically located, beutiful surrounding and meets my dream requirements.
The back side of the land is open area belonging to a church, so it ain't gonna be constructed ever. Its vast open lands. The other side is the market, and main road. The land is situated just by seegehalli bustand.
After 2 years of rigorous and spine breaking search, I finally got my piece of heaven. Bapi brought the side 3000sqft to my land. So between us two brothers we have 6000 sqft land, in bangalore, just 13 kms from MG road, 4 kms from kr puram railway station and 3 kms from ITPL. Finally the Hotta brothers have a permanant address outside orissa. And for me, I have got my reason to not go back to Orissa anymore, thankyou God.
The house blue prints are almost over, waiting for kuni to come back so that we can finalise the plan. I am in a deliema although as to wether to start construction immediately or wait for couple of years. One side I am so eager to go stay in my own house, while on the other end I want to hold back a little to make way for softer budget pressure. Probably a Job switch might help easen the budget pressure and get the house done.
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5 Questions to Ask Your Potential Programmatic Buying Partner
With programmatic buying quickly becoming mainstream, it will be important for marketers to understand this powerful tool, its potential, and its limitations.
With programmatic buying quickly becoming mainstream, it will be important for marketers to understand this powerful tool, its potential, and its limitations.
Once the darling of direct-response marketers who lauded its unprecedented efficiency, programmatic buying – using automated systems and machine learning to purchase media – is fast becoming mainstream. Today, even brand marketers like Kellogg's are jumping on the programmatic bandwagon, and enjoying impressive results.
With nearly 30 percent of display media being purchased programmatically, and total spend projected to top $9 billion this year, it will be critical for marketers of all stripes to understand this powerful tool, its potential, and its limitations.
Here are five questions to ask any potential programmatic partners before jumping in:
1. How Do You Source Your Inventory?
Programmatic buying platforms source inventory from exchanges – often from the same ones. This is fine: it helps ensure your campaign can achieve the scale needed to deliver the desired impact. But it's important to understand the general makeup of your programmatic buying platform's inventory, and how it will source inventory for your campaign. For example, is it sourcing inventory from private exchanges (increasingly popular among top-tier publishers)? From FBX? From one or a variety of mobile ad exchanges? Understanding how your potential partner sources inventory is a must before beginning any campaign.
2. What Fraud Protection and Brand Safety Controls Do You Have in Place?
Beyond inventory sources is the issue of inventory quality. In the early days of programmatic buying, there was a pervasive, negative (and only partly true) perception that it offered bottom-of-the-barrel inventory at bottom-of-the-barrel prices. Some platforms fell victim to bots, delivered fraudulent clicks, and poor or non-visible placements. The general "black box" methodology behind many buying platforms made many marketers skittish.
The good news is, thanks to the hard work by programmatic and real-time-bidding (RTB) platforms themselves, the IAB, and third-party ad verification services, programmatic buying is now more transparent than ever. It is not uncommon to receive reports with site lists for each impression, and among leading programmatic platforms, sophisticated fraud prevention features and brand safety controls (e.g., human screening, white and black lists) are now the norm. Ask about them.
3. How Fresh Are Your Datasets?
The promise of real-time bidding is the best impression at the best price at every instant of your campaign. True real-time bidding requires datasets and algorithms that update continually. Many programmatic buying platforms combine their own datasets with third-party audience segment overlays (e.g., from BlueKai), the latter of which won't be updated in real time. Ask about how often audience segments are updated, and how the partner will determine whether a given user is added, kept, or removed from your target audience pool.
4. How Will You Measure Conversions, Especially on Mobile?
Despite the advances of programmatic buying, the limitations of mobile advertising – namely, the lack of persistent cookies – still exist in this space. The level of depth and insight available to you through programmatic buying largely depends on what first-party data you are willing to share. Without a pixel placed on your site, you'll likely be limited to impressions and clicks.
Pixeling your website and mobile site, or installing your partner's SDK on your mobile app, can yield richer reporting, including post-view behaviors and conversions, even across screens. Down the road, sharing key performance indicators (KPIs) like cost-per-acquisition, customer lifetime value, or purchase size can help your partner further optimize your campaigns. Start by sharing your goals, and ask your partner what's required in order to track and optimize to those metrics.
5. How Are You Handling Privacy?
Programmatic buying for video and mobile inventory are the fastest-growing segments of the market, according to eMarketer. As marketers attempt to use big data to reach the same audience wherever it is – online, via mobile, tablets, and connected TV environments – the question of privacy reigns supreme. Ensure your partner is following all protocols and best practices with regard to personally identifiable information (PII), as outlined by industry organizations like TRUSTe and Evidon.
Of course, the questions above are just jumping-off points for the larger discussion of using data to build brands. Once you've answered them with your potential partner, the fun part – executing your campaigns and driving results for your business – begins.
Have other questions you always ask potential programmatic buying partners? Tweet them to me @kristinkovner for inclusion in a future column.


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California in San Diego for Surf `n Slam
Dec. 26, 2009
The California Golden Bears (5-4) begin their busy post-Christmas week with a pair of games at the Maggie Dixon Surf `n Slam Tournament in San Diego. In memory of Maggie Dixon, former USD player, the Surf `N Slam Classic at USD has been renamed the Maggie Dixon Surf `N Slam Classic. Since 2001, this four-team, two-game tournament has been held every year from Dec. 26-31. The tournament expanded in 2005 to eight teams. San Diego State joined USD as a tournament host, creating two separate four-team brackets, the Torero Division (USD host) and the Aztec Division (SDSU host).
The Bears will take on the Boston College Eagles (6-5) in the opening game of the Torero Division. If the Bears win, they will face the winner of the San Diego Toreros (6-6) Nevada Wolfpack (6-5) at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 30. If the Bears lose, they will play in the consolation game at 6 p.m. against the loser of the San Diego/ Nevada game.
The tournament could see a rematch of the 2008 NCAA Tournament first round game where Cal downed San Diego, 77-60, at Maples Pavilion in Stanford. It is the only time the two teams have faced one another in the history of the programs. Before potentially facing San Diego, Cal first will face off with the ACC's Boston College. This will be the first time the two schools have faced one another since the 1986-87 season. Cal is much more familiar with Nevada. The Bears defeated the Wolfpack, 67-53, last season at Haas Pavilion. Cal leads the all-time series 8-3 and has won the last five meetings with Nevada's last victory over Cal coming in the 1976-77 season.
The Boston College game is the first for the Bears since their Dec. 21 80-71 victory over the Long Beach State 49ers. The Bears had an 11-day break before the Long Beach game, and are coming into the weekend tournament having had a week off. The turnaround for their next game will be very quick as Pac-10 play begins Saturday, Jan. 2 with Cal opening up the conference schedule at Stanford. It is the only time this season the Bears will play three games in less than a seven-day span.
Senior guard Alexis Gray-Lawson has a chance to become the ninth player in Cal history to score 1,500 points in her career. Gray-Lawson comes into the tournament with 1,469 career points, 31 shy of the milestone. Last season, Gray-Lawson scored the 1,000th point of her career at the Paradise Jam Tournament in the U.S. Virgin Islands, a tournament coordinated by the same group doing the Surf `n Slam Tournament in San Diego.
100 WINS Head Coach Joanne Boyle earned the 100th victory of her Cal career last Monday against Long Beach State. Boyle comes into the tournament with a 100-39 record leading the Golden Bears. Gooch Foster, with 279 victories, is the only Cal coach in the history of the program with more than 100 victories.
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES Freshman center Talia Caldwell begins the week leading the Pac-10 in field goal percentage. Caldwell, who has made seven straight field goal attempts, improved her shooting percentage to 67.7 percent. Caldwell currently does not have enough made-baskets to qualify for the NCAA national rankings in field goal percentage. She is averaging 3.6 makes per game. The minimum to be ranked in the NCAA national rankings is 5.0 per game. Tiana Hawkins of Maryland is the national leader with a 67.6 percent efficiency from the field.
Fellow freshman DeNesha Stallworth is also making 53.8 percent of her shots, ranking her third in the Pac-10 and No. 61 among NCAA Division I players. Stallworth found her way back into a shooting groove against Long Beach State, going 8-for-11 from the field, the second time this season she has gone 8-for-11 in a game. Cal, as a team, is third in the Pac-10 with a 41.6 accuracy from the field.
THREE POINTERS Stallworth has hit eighth three-pointers this season, tied for the second-highest total on the team. Stallworth leads the team with a 72.7 percent three-point efficiency, hitting her eight in just 11 attempts. Alexis Gray-Lawson, Cal's all-time career leader in made-threes, leads the team with 16 three-point baskets.
STEALS Guards Eliza Pierre and Natasha Vital have each had a game this season where they have logged six steals. Vital opened the season with a six-steal performance against Idaho State. Pierre logged six against Southern. Six steals was the most by a Bear in a single game since the 2005-06 season when Alexis Gray-Lawson grabbed six at Washington on Dec. 20, 2005. Pierre leads the team with 23 steals and entered the week ranked third in the Pac-10 averaging 2.56 steals per game. She also ranks among the top-100 players in NCAA Division I for steals (No. 86). However, there are only five freshmen averaging more than 2.5 steals per game this season, including Kevi Luper of Orel Roberts, a freshman currently leading the nation in steals with 5.2 per game.
POINTS Alexis Gray-Lawson is currently ranked No. 9 on the Cal career scoring list with 1,469 points. She is 31 points shy of becoming the ninth player in Cal history to score 1,500 career points. Former teammates Ashley Walker and Devanei Hampton each reached the 1,500 point mark last season. Walker became the first Cal player to score 1,500 points since 1992, eventually going on to pass the 2,000 career point mark later in the season.
TAKING SHOTS Alexis Gray-Lawson took 25 shots against Texas A&M, the most field goal attempts in a single game by a Pac-10 player this season. Gray-Lawson is also ranked second on the list with the 24 shots she took against Ohio State. Gray-Lawson has already taken 123 shots this season, 32 more than the next closest player on the team (DeNesha Stallworth, 91).
ASSISTS Natasha Vital logged the 400th assist of her Cal career against San Jose State. She continues to move up the career assist rankings, currently tied Meme Fanner (1986-89, 404) who ranks third on the career list. Alexis Gray-Lawson is four assists away from moving into the career top-10 list.
NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS Since 2005-06, Cal has gone 41-11 in regular season games while playing non-Pac-10 opponents. Cal went 9-2 last year in the regular season against non-conference foes, with their two losses coming at the hands of No. 5 Oklahoma and TCU, which was at the time ranked No. 22 in the USA Today/ESPN poll. The 2008-09 season saw one of the biggest non-conference wins in the history of the program when the Bears knocked off the then-ranked No. 2 Rutgers Scarlet Knights 66-52 in front of 4,458 fans. Cal is 5-4 this season against non-conference opponents.
LIVE STREAMING AUDIO The California Golden Bear's Women's Basketball team will be streaming live action for their entire 2009-10 season as part of the Cal ISP Sports Network online through CalBears.com. The Cal ISP Sports Network will be providing the audio broadcasts for all games will be available free on the internet for fans to listen via the CalBears.com website. Bay Area broadcasting veteran Dave Lewis has been hired to call the play-by-play for the game broadcasts. U.C. Berkeley's student radio station, KALX-FM, which has carried women's basketball games for the past 27 years, will continue to broadcast most home games and select road games this season.
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- Simulation of radiation environments
- Changes in semiconductors (integrated circuits)
- Chemical reaction enhancement
Just as heat can be very important for promoting many needed chemical and biological reactions and transformations, but is damaging when out of control, radiation also requires quantitative control based on a full understanding of its effects. The possible undesired effects of radiation must be understood both as a basis for determining proper doses, and for anticipating the results of irreducible background exposures under various operating conditions in the field or laboratory. Typical examples include effects on solid state electronics and biological systems. The LINAC provides opportunities for studying such effects under a wide range of levels of electron, gamma ray and neutron irradiation.
- Operating characteristics of electronic systems
- Radiation qualification of electronic components
- Simulation of space and weapon environments
Ionizing radiation effects in semiconductors are encountered in nuclear power, space and defense electronics. Both high instantaneous dose rates and large integrated doses are required for testing. Both are provided by the RPI LINAC. Peak dose rates during short pulses of >1E11 rads per second and integrated dose rates in the megarad per second range can be obtained.
In addition to the many applications of the accelerator, the use of radiation to produce color in topaz has been developed to a highly successful degree at the Gaerttner LINAC Center. Uncolored rough, preform or faceted topaz is subjected to the electron beam to form color centers in the material. The irradiation speeds up the natural process of coloration and results in gems with the much sought after sky blue or super blue color. Topaz that would normally be discarded becomes commercially and aesthetically desirable.
Use of the maximum electron energy of the LINAC provides near optimum conditions for radiation curing including a full range of energy and ample space for irradiating large specimens. Examples of current applications of radiation cured polymers include crosslinked insulated wire, heat shrinkable tubing and packaging film, foam polyethylene, Teflon coated cookware, sheet rubber products, and advanced printing techniques (such as used on record jackets and metal and plastic containers) among others. Advantages over solvent-based thermal curing are elimination of hazardous solvents from the curing process, curing of thick sections, curing which takes place near or even below room temperature and very fast curing times, all with relatively low energy consumption.
The Gaerttner Center has been actively involved in research and development in neutron cross section measurements from the beginning of the laboratory. Many of the neutron cross sections required for reactor development have been measured at this laboratory. This experience, including extensive instrumentation and radiation detector development, can be applied directly to developing such areas as the production of accelerator generated radionuclides, activation of components (e.g. activating a component that will be used in a machine to measure wear and/or oil contamination, etc.), activation analysis using photons rather than neutrons, radionuclide identification through measurement of decay products, sensitive measurement of activation products (i.e. during sterilization or radurization processes) and numerous others. The combination of energetic electrons, photons, and neutrons generated by the LINAC provide many opportunities in nuclear reaction applications.
The high level of gamma radiation inside a nuclear reactor has important effects on structural materials, including those influenced by radiation effects on water chemistry. The LINAC, operating at full power, can produce the high radiation fields necessary for the study of these effects, and for the testing of diagnostic methods for reactor applications.
Radiography utilizing advanced X-ray cameras and image processing systems is rapidly being applied to industrial non-destructive inspection and on-line manufacturing problems. The laboratory welcomes industrial R&Din radiography. At Rensselaer there are X-ray sources that range from 25 keV to 250 keV with hard tube generators to the multi-MeV intense bremsstrahlung source from the electron LINAC. Camera systems incorporating image intensifiers, fiber optic scintillator and phosphor sheets are available to match the needs of many inspection requirements, and new systems can be developed for specific applications. The LINAC has demonstrated supervoltage computed tomography, where the equivalent of the 4m diameter shuttle rocket has been successfully imaged with a spatial sensititivity of the order of one part per thousand (in thickness) and a density sensitivity of the order of a few percent.
To sterilize is to make things free of microorganisms. Large doses of radiation will kill microorganisms and in recent years the medical industry has introduced radiation to sterilize medical products which do not lend themselves to sterilization by heat or steam. Particular interest has focused on plastic disposables such as syringes and blood transfusion sets, as well as complex apparatus such as heart-lung machines and kidney dialysis units. The Gaerttner LINAC Center can be of invaluable assistance to the producer of medical products which require sterilization and to the researcher in the medical sterilization field as this industry strives to develop and apply the process to its full potential.
The electron accelerator at the Gaerttner LINAC Center can be a useful tool in the development of improved food irradiation techniques. In the food irradiation process, a variety of fresh vegetables, seafood and meats are subjected to high energy electron beams to obtain various radiation treatments, depending on dose and complexity of the food. Irradiation can delay sprouting in root crops; kill insects in vegetables and stored grains; kill parasites in fresh meats and seafood; delay ripening and decay in fruits; and kill bacterial spores that cause trichinosis and botulism. All this can be accomplished without making the food radioactive.


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Hello! I'm looking for someone available during the week to watch my 1 year old Great Dane at my house. Basically I'll pay you to take him out every two hours and if you'd like take him on a walk just keep him company. You have access to my food, Netflix and game systems. This is Tuesday through Friday 7-4 and 9-6 on Saturdays. Please contact me with a little about you and what you feel would be fair compensation. You have the option to watch him at your place as well. As long as you don't have other large dogs. He is very well behaved and fully potty trained. A firm no is all he ever needs. I look forward to hearing from you!
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text: 18 August 2010New figures have suggested that an increasing number of women are choosing to have boob jobs in advance of their wedding day. It's also been found that brides-to-be are increasingly considering cosmetic treatments such as breast enlargements as investments.With the current popularity of large weddings, the bills for the big day can be hefty, and women are increasingly hoping to ensure that everything is perfect. This is a factor in the number of people choosing to go ahead and book procedures to improve their confidence and ensure they are feeling their best for the ceremony. While the number of women choosing cosmetic treatments before the big day outweighs the number of men by 75 per cent to 25, it has also been noted that wedding plans can influence a man's decision to go ahead with cosmetic surgery. Unlike women, who are mainly focused on treatments to slim line or improve their figures, men are typically looking for procedures such as rhinoplasty or surgery to correct sporting injuries. Liz Dale, the director of The Harley Medical Group, explained: "The big wedding is certainly in vogue in 2010, so pre-wedding procedures are right back on the agenda, with the lucky couples determined to have a picture perfect record of their special day. "With the average wedding costing nearly �20,000, patients see cosmetic procedures as a long term investment, with the effects of plastic surgery lasting well beyond the big day itself." Women considering breast surgery are advised to allow at least four to six months recovery time before their big day.


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Opening our doors on 2nd June 1959, Edinburgh and the Lothian Samaritans was the second branch to be set up in the UK and the first in Scotland. Since then we have remained an open door for the local community, who need support from us. Our branch prides itself in being able to offer a safe place for people to be themselves and talk openly about whatever is on their minds.
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We have around 150 volunteers in Edinburgh, but we are always looking for new people to join our team and carry out the many volunteering roles within our branch. If you want to learn what it's like to be a volunteer with Samaritans then visit our pages on how volunteering with us can change your life. If you would like to know more or for an informal chat, get in touch using the General Enquires Form. Alternatively, why not come along to one of our information evenings, which will give you a flavour of what to expect from volunteering. You will be made very welcome.
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Please join us for the third annual Swim Across America -Atlanta events! Swim Across America first came to Atlanta in 2013 and in the first two years this amazing event has raised over $500,000 for cancer research at the Aflac Cancer & Blood Disorders Center at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. As a SwimAtlanta family, we have thoroughly enjoyed participating in this wonderful event. We hope to have an even bigger SA team of participants this year, please see event details below:
Youth Olympian Swim Clinic at Georgia Tech on Saturday, May 2, 2015, 8:30-12:00.
Clinic will feature 16 Olympian swimmers including Swim Atlanta's own Amanda Weir, Neil Versfeld and Doug Gjertsen. Registration includes instruction on all strokes, starts, race preparation and a pizza and autograph session. Space is limited, so sign up early! Registration fee is $50 and includes bag tag and Olympian program for autographs.
Register at www.swimacrossamerica.org/Atlanta
Open Water Swim at Lake Spivey on Sunday, May 3, 2015, 8:00-12:00
Choose from a 5K, 1 Mile, or gather 4 friends for the 2 mile relay (1/2 mile loops). Olympians will be our angel swimmers. The course will be well marked with lifeguards located on boats and kayaks every 250 yards. Registration is $50 through March and $75 in April. Coach Doug is serving as team captain this year and Team Swim Atlanta is the first local team to reach its $5,000 fundraising goal- with over a month to go!! Swim Atlanta friends and family members are encouraged to join too! This is a family friendly event!
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Happy New Year 2018 In Japan The island country and a unitary sovereign state that is located in Southeast Asia is called as Japan. The biggest festival that is celebrated in Japan with the feeling of splendour and great zest is New Year. New Year in Japan is not only celebrated by following the modern trends of partying and social gatherings but also by customs and traditions that are prevailing in the country of Japan since so many years ago. The New Year eve in Japan is also known as Bisperas ng Bagong Taon. The occasion of New Year in this country make the people welcome the coming year by enjoying food and drinks with friends and family members. For celebrating Japan New Year 2018 Celebration people will visit its so many places. Japan New Year 2018 will be the massive collection of entertainment and fun.
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Ben Affleck & Matt Damon Reunite for Gangster Movie
Jennifer Garner holds hands with husband Ben Affleck while heading to lunch on Thursday (October 27) in Brentwood, Calif.
The 39-year-old actor wrapped his arm around his pregnant wife, also 39, who showed off her growing baby bump in a fitted blue shirt.
Ben is teaming up with pal Matt Damon for a flick about notorious New England gangster Whitey Bulger.
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What if I was born to love
Is hate another part of
Like a sin in flesh and blood I feel
When Adam's built to love his god
Then why can't I be with you
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Fallen from grace
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MASRWG FAQs
What is the MASRWG?
The Maritime Autonomous Systems Regulatory Working Group was set to develop a framework to allow unmanned vessel to safely operate with manned vessels. Details of the MASRWG can be found HERE
What are the aims of the MASRWG?
The aim of the MASRWG is to engage with national bodies and through them to international bodies and organisations as required, in the development of a regulatory framework for USV. See HERE.
What is the governance of the MASRWG?
The MASRWG has been formed by the UK Marine Industries Alliance and reports to the MILC through the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA).
Who is the Chair of the MASRWG?
The Chair of the MASRWG is James Fanshawe CBE.
How do I join the MASRWG and contribute to the working group?
The membership has been drawn from and is open to those organisations that have a national interest in regulatory delivery from industry, operator, Government and academia. If you consider that you can contribute to the working group or are involved in a related project then please contact the Chair of the MASRWG.
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- Presentation at International Navigation Conference (RIN) 24th to 26th February 2015 held at the Manchester Conference Centre
- Submission of an Information (INF) paper to the IMO Maritime Safety Committee 95th Session (MSC 95) 10/11 June 2015, to raise awareness of MAS and the UK's work on a regulatory framework.
- MIA's Maritime Autonomous Systems (Surface) MAS(S) Code of Practice Issue 1.
- International MAS Regulatory Conference held October 2015
As an organisation can I use the Code of Practice?
Organisations are free to use the Code of Practice in developing their Standard Operating Procedures for their particular operation. However currently the Code of Practice is still in development and subject to change.


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Supernatural Spoilers: More Returns, More Conflict, More TabletsJim Halterman at . Comments
More Benny. More Kevin. More Castiel. More Tablets. More Felicia Day. And a new chapter in the Winchester Brothers' journey that will lead them to seek out how exactly they fit into being "Men Of Letters."
Those are just some of the scoops and spoilers that came out of a Q&A earlier this week with Supernatural Executive Producer Robert Singer, who answered questions following a press screening of last night's "As Time Goes By."
Here are the highlights:
Winchester mythology How much of a challenge was it to add more to the Sam/Dan history by having Grandpa Henry (Gil McKinney) enter the picture? "We make this stuff up as we go along," laughed Singer. "But we try to use what we've done before and be able to spin out from there and tell interesting stories and get into backstory like this."
We haven't seen the last of... Benny, Kevin, Castiel, Crowley and, the big news, Felicia Day, who will be bringing Sam and Dean a case later this season as Charlie. Singer explained: "Every season we like to bring the season full circle and get a lot of questions answered of that season, but then pose new questions for whatever the next season is going to be... I think all these people we introduced will have a payoff."
A home for Sam and Dean? Even though they were warned to leave the box from their grandfather and depart, the guys will stick around the Men Of Letters bunker for awhile. Singer teased that we'll see the new digs in the next episode ("Everybody Hates Hitler") and it's a "really stunning set. It's full of mysteries [and] it'll become kind of a home base for the boys. We're really excited about it. After eight years of never having a home base, this will be home base for quite some time."
He also said Sam and Dean will actually get some pleasure in setting down some roots.
Tablets, Bunkers & Winchesters, oh my! We're not done with the Tablets, folks, and like them, Sam and Dean will have to be quite protective of the bunker. Said Singer: "The information that's contained in this Men Of Letters bunker, if it fell into the wrong hands, would be quite a powerful weapon against the boys, so it has to remain a secret and guarded closely. As we go down the line into the rest of this year and hopefully next year, that sort of dramatic turns will take place because this is an important place."
More rocky times for Sam & Dean? With the boys at odds much of the first half of Supernatural Season 8, there will be more conflict, but Singer promises, a different kind: "It's not necessarily the conflict of 'do I want to do this?' or 'what's my plans beyond closing the gates of the Hell?' or any of that. It's a new conflict. I won't tell you any more than that but as always, there's always something going on between them."
He did add that the bunker will afford the guys time to renew their 'bromance' and we can expect "a big emotional talk" between them, too.
Amelia could return Sam may have busted her heart but good. However, don't rule out a return of his lady love. "We think she's a really valuable character," Singer said. "We liked her a lot and certainly it creates a good complication in Sam's life. Again, we're just kind of doing the end of the season now in the room. I know that we've talked about bringing her back."
Why Did Henry have to die? No shocker here since the writers know Sam and Dean work best solo. Singer said the plus side was the guys were able to make a connection with a relative they never knew, but "one of the themes I think that we've always sort of played is that people they get close to, it doesn't work out so well for them and they're kind of traditional loners and what they have is each other."
Season 9? Please!? "I think creatively it's been good," Singer said. "I think by and large the network is happy with our numbers. If I were a betting man, I would bet that we would be back."
Jim Halterman is the West Coast Editor of TV Fanatic and the owner of JimHalterman.com. Follow him on Twitter.