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Beginning a Career with the FBI
Discover an insider's perspective on FBI operations while gaining unparalleled experience with our Honors Internship and Visiting Scientist Programs, or begin a career directly after graduation with our Collegiate Hiring Initiative. To learn more about these opportunities, explore the sections below.
The application period for the 2018 Honors Internship Program and Collegiate Hiring Initiative is now closed. Applications for our 2019 program(s) will begin in August 2018. Thank you for your interest in the FBI.
Honors Internship Program
Honors Internship Program
The Honors Internship Program is a 10-week, paid internship for college undergraduate and graduate students. While exploring our exciting career options, students work side-by-side with FBI employees at our Washington, D.C. area headquarters locations, or in field offices around the country. Open to a wide range of academic areas, this internship offers experiences students can't find anywhere else.
The application period for the 2018 Honors Internship Program is now closed. Applications for our 2019 program will begin in August 2018.
Internship Qualifications
General Requirements
To apply for the Honors Internship Program, applicants must:
- Have U.S. Citizenship.
- Attend a college or university full-time as an undergraduate (freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior), graduate, or post-doctorate student. Students are not eligible if graduating before the program start date; exceptions are permitted to students continuing their education in the following immediate semester.
- Have and maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average (GPA) or better at the time of application, throughout the application process, and the duration of the internship program.
- A first semester freshmen or student attending a school who does not provided a GPA will need to meet alternate criteria. Instead of a 3.0 GPA or higher the applicant will have to have maintained at least a 3.0 High School GPA and have scored a 1500 out of 2400 on a SAT (1000 out of 1600 on new SATS) or scored a 21 or higher on an ACT.
- Pass all of the FBI employment background investigation requirements and be able to receive a Top Secret security clearance
Educational Disciplines
The FBI is interested in applicants with a wide range of educational backgrounds. These include but are not limited to the following:
- Accounting
- Business
- STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)
- English
- Film
- Finance
- Foreign Languages
- Human Resources
- Information Technology
- Journalism
- Law
- Marketing
- Public Relations
- Visual Arts
Candidate Skills
While applicants come from a range of academic backgrounds, the most competitive applicants also possess the following skills:
- Strong analytical thinking abilities
- Flexibility and adaptability
- Take initiative and be self-motivated
- Work well with others and have strong interpersonal abilities
- Good judgment and decision-making skills
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Strong interpersonal skills
Location Choices
Intern assignments are based on the current skills needed in the FBI. As part of the application, candidates are asked to pick their top three desired field offices or headquarters locations, and these are taken into account during the selection process. To find the closest field office to you or view all of our locations, visit the Locations page.
Headquarters selections include the FBI's main headquarters locations in Washington, D.C., as well as Quantico, Virginia; Clarksburg, West Virginia; Huntsville, Alabama; and Winchester, Virginia. Quantico opportunities include the Training, Operational Technology or Laboratory Divisions. Clarksburg offers opportunities at our Criminal Justice Information Services, Winchester offers opportunities at our Records Management Division, and Huntsville offers opportunities at our Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Center (TEDAC).
Candidates who select Quantico, Clarksburg, Huntsville, or Winchester must have their own transportation to and from work, as no public transportation is available in these areas.
Honors Internship Program Forms
All applicants must download each form, fill them out carefully and accurately, and attach them to their application.
Collegiate Hiring Initiative
Collegiate Hiring Initiative
The FBI's Collegiate Hiring Initiative recruits graduating seniors or individuals who have graduated with an undergraduate, graduate, or PhD degree to begin their careers in an organization that offers opportunities like no other. For the 2018 Collegiate Hiring Initiative, students must have graduated or will graduate June 2016 - June 2018. For Veterans who have already graduated, it must be within 6 years of the program date (e.g. for the 2018 Collegiate Hiring Initiative, veterans must have graduated or will graduate June 2011 – June 2018).
From supporting squads and operations to analyzing business processes and ensuring security, recent graduates help support a huge part of the FBI's mission. The Collegiate Hiring Initiative also gives recent graduates the chance to explore and transition into the many exceptional career paths the FBI has to offer, as well as into other opportunities within the federal government and private sectors.
To apply for the Collegiate Hiring Initiative, applicants must:
- Have U.S. Citizenship.
Attend/have attended a college or university full-time as an undergraduate, graduate, or post-doctorate student.
- Recent graduates must have graduated within 24 months of the program date or 72 months for veterans.
- Upcoming graduates must graduate by June of the program start year (for example, for the 2018 Collegiate Hiring Initiative, students must graduate by June 2018).
- Have and maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average (GPA) or better at the time of application and through graduation.
- Pass all of the FBI employment background investigation requirements and be able to receive a Top Secret security clearance.
The application period for the 2018 Collegiate Hiring Initiative is now closed. Applications for our 2019 program will begin in August 2018.
Collegiate Hiring Initiative Career Paths
Operational Support Technician – You're driven, flexible, and able take on anything that comes your way. As an Operational Support Technician, you'll do whatever is needed to help your squad get it done – from coordinating surveillance activities and working in a command center, to collaborating with coworkers across the office to get the resources your team needs. Operational Support Technicians are the backbone of the FBI, and take on assignments ranging from program analysis and administrative support, to operational coordination. Working in one of our 56 field offices across the country, you'll get deep exposure to the inner workings of an FBI squad, and form deep connections along the way.
Computer Scientist – Have you dreamed about developing tools and platforms that save lives? As a Computer Scientist, you'll work directly with Special Agents and Intelligence Analysts to develop and implement tools, techniques and procedures to address unique investigative situations. Computer Scientists do everything from analyzing and preserving digital evidence, to testing and applying technical and analytical innovations, to building virtual computing environments and isolated analysis networks. You'll have the opportunity to be innovative, test and learn, and use your creativity and engineering skills in this essential role that directly impacts the FBI's mission.
Data Analyst – As a native in the world of big data, you're trained to see trends and solve problems. Data Analysts work directly with investigative teams to uncover patterns and guide next steps. Your work might include managing and conditioning data for long-term use and retention, normalizing data sets, and identifying patterns for use in investigative planning. You'll use quantitative and qualitative techniques and tools to help investigative teams get the results they need to move forward.
Electronics Technician – You may not know it, but Electronics Technicians are central to the FBI's ability to respond to crisis. Electronics Technicians perform critical work on communication systems - enabling a Special Agent to save a child's life, or averting a terrorist attack. As an Electronics Technician, you may be installing or performing corrective maintenance on a variety of FBI systems, but your work will ensure the safety of the American people.
Forensic Accountant – One of the most vital and sought-after careers in the FBI, Forensic Accountants solve complex investigative challenges by using their expansive knowledge of financial processes to plan, coordinate and direct the financial aspects of investigations in conjunction with Special Agents, prosecuting attorneys and partners. As a Forensic Accountant, you can expect to unravel complex financial fraud schemes and assist in the prosecution of those committing financial crimes.
IT Specialist (General) – As an IT Specialist, you'll help FBI employees solve critical issues and enable them to get the job done. You'll be a critical resource on technology and information, and will configure, analyze, adapt, and develop new processes and systems to ensure the FBI's technical capabilities continue to improve. You'll have opportunities nationwide, but consider applying to our Washington, DC headquarters location if you have the following expertise and interests:
- Cloud Engineering
- Database Administration
- Software Engineering
- Big Data Technology
- Platform/Site Reliability Engineering
IT Specialist – Forensic Examiner (ITS-FE) – As an ITS-FE, you'll be exposed to a new world of information technology, and have the chance to work on unique investigations with partners across the United States. ITS-FEs use their technical capabilities scientifically, by applying rigor and process to the evaluation, preservation, and collection of digital evidence. You'll be part of your field office's Computer Analysis Response Team, an elite group of technical experts, and have the opportunity to work not only on FBI investigations, but those of our partners as well.
Application Process
Applicants must meet the FBI's Employment Eligibility requirements. Applicants will also be required to provide their GPA, graduation timeframe, veteran status and any other information related to past work experiences in their application.
Visiting Scientist Program
Visiting Scientist Program
The Visiting Scientist Program gives applicants the chance to work within the FBI Laboratory, one of the largest and most comprehensive crime labs in the world. Since 1982, the Laboratory's Counterterrorism and Forensic Science Research Unit (CFSRU) has welcomed university faculty, postdoctoral fellows, recent graduates, and undergraduate and graduate applicants, and given them a unique work experience. Applicants work with state-of-the-art equipment to conduct laboratory and/or computer research and participate in forensic science research initiatives for one to five years.
To see more information, click here.
Internship Qualifications
Only individuals possessing strong academic credentials, outstanding character and a high degree of motivation will be selected for the Visiting Scientist Program. In order to be considered, applicants must meet all of the following qualifications at the time that they apply:
- Students must be attending a college or university that is accredited by one of the regional or national institutional associations recognized by the United States Secretary of Education.
- Student applicants must have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or above on a 4.0 scale and be in good standing with their undergraduate or graduate degree program.
- Postgraduate applicants still pursuing their degree must be on track to complete their degree prior to the starting date; postgraduate applicants with degrees must have received their degree within five years of the desired starting date.
- Faculty applicants must be full-time, permanent faculty members at an accredited U.S. college or university
- All candidates must be citizens of the United States.
- Candidates must meet all FBI Eligibility requirements, be able to pass an FBI background investigation, and receive a Secret Security Clearance.
Selection Process
Participants are selected based on academic records, recommendations, applied research interests, and compatibility of background with applied research programs and projects at the CFSRU. Selection is also dependent upon availability of funds, staff programs and equipment. Final selection of participants is made by the CFSRU.
The initial offer to participate in the Visiting Scientist Program is conditional because candidates selected must undergo an extensive FBI background investigation and receive an FBI security clearance in order to be eligible to participate in the program. The program is open to U.S. citizens without regard to race, sex, religion, color, age, physical disability, national origin or veteran status.
How to Apply
The FBI Visiting Scientist Program is administered by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE). All applications must be submitted directly to ORISE.
Student Programs FAQs
Internship Frequently Asked Questions
How does the FBI Honors Internship Program and Collegiate Hiring Initiative selection process work?
There are four stages in the hiring process:
- Initial Selection and Interviews – The most competitive candidates will be invited for interviews.
- Final Selection and Conditional Offer – Selections are based upon academic achievements, area of study, life/work experiences, and the needs of the FBI. If you are selected, you will receive a conditional offer of employment by the FBI. This offer is contingent upon the successful completion and favorable adjudication of your full background investigation and the receipt of an FBI Top Secret security clearance.
- Background Investigation – Candidates who accept a conditional job offer will be sent an e-QIP application invite via email and will be scheduled for a Personnel Security Interview, pre-employment polygraph examination, urinalysis test and fingerprinting. FBI background investigators will contact former and current employers, references, social acquaintances and neighbors. They will also review your school, credit, arrest, medical and military records. The length of your background investigation depends on a number of different variables, including how quickly and thoroughly you complete and submit the e-QIP application; the extent of your foreign travel or time living abroad; and inconsistencies in the application and investigation process. Please see the Background Investigation portion of this site for more information on the FBI Background Investigation process.
- Enter on Duty – Upon issuance of a Top Secret security clearance, you will be contacted and scheduled for an enter-on-duty (EOD) date. The FBI Honors Internship Program begins in the summer.
How long does it take to be hired as an FBI Honors Intern or Collegiate Hire?
The hiring process will depend on the length of the background investigation. When conditional job offers are made and the candidates complete the necessary e-QIP application and preliminary processing, the FBI will begin the background investigation. Background investigation length can be affected by things like foreign travel, international friends or contacts, and other factors. However, most entry-on-duties (EODs) will take place during the summer after applications are due.
Who is my point of contact during the application process?
The Applicant Coordinator, or designated field office representative from your local FBI Field Office, is your point of contact throughout this process.
May I apply to both the Honors Internship Program and Collegiate Hiring Initiative at the same time?
No. The Honors Internship Program is for students who have not yet graduated or who are not graduating until at least Fall of the year after they apply. The Collegiate Hiring Initiative is for students who are graduating through Summer of the year they apply, or who have graduated within 24 months of applying. For example, a student graduating in Summer 2018 may not apply for the Honors Internship Program, but is eligible to apply for the Collegiate Hiring Initiative. Likewise, a student graduating in Fall 2018 may apply to the Honors Internship Program, but not to the Collegiate Hiring Initiative.
If I have taken illegal drugs in the past, can I still work for the FBI?
The FBI's illegal drug policy is both clear and explicit. No exceptions will be made to the policy, and your answers are subject to verification by urinalysis and pre-employment polygraph examination(s). Please review the Employment Eligibility page to ensure you are eligible to apply for employment with the FBI.
If I have traveled or lived abroad, will that hinder my receiving a security clearance?
Many of the permanent positions at the FBI are internationally oriented, and experience living or traveling abroad is often viewed as a positive experience. However, there are cases in which national security concerns may arise. Extensive foreign experience may delay the background investigation process if there is difficulty verifying information on the application.
I am a citizen of another country. May I apply?
You must be a United States citizen to apply. If you are a United States citizen with dual citizenship, you may apply if you are willing to renounce your non-U.S. citizenship. Dual citizens who renounce their non-U.S. citizenship will be required to execute a declaration form.
My background investigation is taking a long time and the program begins soon. Should I assume that I have been disqualified?
No. You will be notified in writing if you have not been accepted. You may contact the Applicant Coordinator in your processing field office at any time to ascertain your status.
Does the FBI furnish housing for Honors Interns or Collegiate Hires?
No. The FBI does not pay for or provide housing or travel expenses.
Can I have roommates who are not FBI employees?
Yes. All roommates, however, must undergo a security check. Upon entering on duty, you and your roommates must complete a roommate background data form.
How will I get to work, and do I need a car?
For FBI Headquarters or Washington Field Office interns, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority provides Metrorail and Metrobus services. Use the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority website to determine routes and fares. Transit subsidies are available contingent upon available funding. Field office assigned interns or hires are expected to live within a commutable distance to the office they are applying to and utilize the most appropriate transportation. An intern or employee may drive to his or her assignment, but travel expenses are not reimbursed.
Individuals working in Quantico, Virginia or Clarksburg, West Virginia must have their own method of transportation to and from work.
May I take any time off during the internship?
Yes. Interns earn annual and sick leave while on a full-time schedule for 10 weeks during the summer only. As a guideline, interns may take "leave" approximately one day per month.
How should I dress for work?
Appropriate attire for men includes business suits, sport jackets and slacks, shirts and ties. Appropriate attire for women includes business dresses, dress suits, pants suits and professional blouses.
What types of projects do Honors Interns and Collegiate Hires work on?
Interns work on a variety of projects, including (but not limited to): analyzing crime data, development of portals to facilitate the exchange of information between law enforcement agencies and the FBI, supporting operations and aiding with divisions audits to ensure compliance with FBI regulations. For more information on Collegiate Hire work experiences, please visit the Collegiate Hiring Initiative section.
Will I be offered a full-time position with the FBI at the conclusion of my Honors Internship?
Interns are not guaranteed a job offer for a full-time position. However, interns who have graduated and receive recommendations for hire may be extended a job offer. If the job offer is accepted, they are converted to a permanent position pending their completion of 16 hours per month of work at the field office during the rest of their academic tenure. This 16 hours ensures the student is able to maintain his or her security clearance according to OPM's guidelines.
What is a DD-214?
The DD-214 is a document of the United States Department of Defense issued upon a military service member's retirement, separation or discharge from active-duty military.


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I was under the impression that MIT professors and course administrators prided themselves on quickly updating their online gradebooks.
So would someone please tell me why my 18.03 grade still isn't online, more than a week after I turned it in?
*Micro-rant = A volatile vilification of a single subject, reported rapidly.
The alliterative definition is mine. Although I was hoping I was the first one to coin the term, a Google search revealed over 1300 hits - alas. Maybe I'll get credit for popularizing it, though. ;)
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I hope you got your grade already. Sometimes it does takes forever for them to post the grades online. :(
- February 26, 2008 at 11:22 PM
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Yep, it was finally uploaded a few days ago. Thank goodness. :)
- February 27, 2008 at 12:52 AM
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I grew up singing and writing songs as early as I can remember. I was writing words before I knew words, making them up and singing them.
I started a band when I was 15 with my best friend, Orenda Fink. We named it Punchanella. Later we grew into a pop band and called ourselves Little Red Rocket. As we honed our craft, we also found our music to be cathartic and a way to cope with the death of someone close to us. Our music changed as it mirrored our lives and with the change we became Azure Ray. We came into ourselves as Azure Ray.
But as time equals growth and change, after many records and many, many years together I started my solo career. I loved the freedom I had to explore different genres within a single record. Every record I released since then has been a reflection of where life has taken me.
Fast forward to 2016.
A move back to California and a husband and two children later I've found myself looking at my favorite release of all of my work. I rummaged through my life, taking parts of my past lives and intertwining them with my current life. I've imagined my life beyond what is now. I've taken all that I've learned both musically and lyrically (with the help of my incredibly talented friends) and put it into this record. I kept asking myself, "If I die tomorrow, what would I want my last record to say?"
I teamed up with one of my favorite songwriters and producers, Nik Freitas, to co-produce this record. I love his music and what he brought to these songs. I called in help from many of my super-talented friends and family. I balanced my femininity with beautiful male backing vocals. "If Only" features Conor Oberst. "It Will Find Me" and "Pretty Scars" feature Joshua Radin. There are also appearances from Nik Freitas, Macey Taylor, Jake Bellows, Louis Schefano and the female exception, Morgan Nagler. One of my dearest friends and favorite poets, Brad Armstrong, was my lyric coach for this record. Writing a record and raising two kids has many challenges. I would find myself in ruts with the lyrics and Brad would help me with different approaches and steer my brain away from the obvious. I even co-wrote lyrics to "There's Only Now" with one of my favorite lyricists and friends, Morgan Nagler. My connection to this record was also the impetus for self-releasing under the my own label, "Flower Moon Records."
In The Next Life sums up my past, my present, and my future. I'm so fortunate to have this life to write about, these friends to write it with.
"As if you were on fire from within. The moon lives in the lining of your skin." - Pablo Neruda
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"If Only" which appeared during the closing minutes of season 1, episode 9 of the Emmy award winning drama "This Is Us," appears on the Season 1 soundtrack of with Paul Simon, Ringo Starr, Stevie Wonder & more!
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...To process it all, she's made perhaps her warmest and most affecting album, In The Next Life, and filled it with gorgeous, touching songs about family, legacy, fear and the pursuit of contentment.
"This video was directed by one of my favorite photographers, Liz Bretz," Taylor told Billboard. "I wanted the video to reflect my lives within my life. I wanted it to tie in my past and present with a dream like quality."


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Adult Acne Doesn't Need to be a Problem
Even though August is Psoriasis Awareness Month (who knew?), I have decided to address a much more common skin condition, namely Adult Acne.
Now you may have thought that acne was a problem just for teens. But no, in fact, at FreshSkin I probably treat more adults with acne than I ever treated teens with acne when I was working in primary care with a subspecialty in adolescent medicine.
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I'm not American, so celebrating Thanksgiving seems like a weird thing to do. I would, however, trumpet the return for one night only of my favourite Fat Hippo burger. When I first visited FH I chose something called the Candy Man, a patty topped with deliciously gloopy onion jam and candied bacon. It was so wrong it was right, and was disappointed when it was removed from the menu. I'm sure this was a cunning marketing ploy on the part of those in charge so they could wheel out this bad boy on special occasions.
Their clever marketing worked of course, with people clamouring for tables when its return was announced. Lots of delicious looking pictures of said burger filled my Facebook and Twitter timelines and I caved. I booked for their Thanksgiving special at Fat Hippo Underground, the Newcastle City Centre branch of the 'chain'. I find the Jesmond one a bit too 'studenty', plus it's cramped. We only visit that particular one if it's a treat trip with Jnr due to its closeness to school. I figured I could do a bit of Christmas shopping beforehand and refuel if we ate in the Newcastle one.
It's heartening to see them thriving in what was considered to be a jinxed location, restaurant-wise. Opposite the Theatre Royal and below street level, I remember with great fondness Starters and Puds. With a promising start and intriguing premise, they didn't last too long nestled between the upmarket jewellers and shoe shop. Since our last visit FH have expanded and there's now more seating. I wasn't sure about the old school cloakroom set up on the tables where we were sat, and it wasn't comfy in my hippo-like pregnant state.
I'd forewarned them we were visiting with the vegan, which meant they had the menu for him poised. Both myself and Jnr had said we were going to eat meat, but upon seeing the vegetarian options the teen changed his mind. Mac the Ripper sounded intriguing – deep fried Mac 'n' Cheese balls on a bed of lettuce, topped with white BBQ sauce. We asked for the sauce on the side, not really knowing what to expect with that. All of this was accompanied by one of their Vanilla Milkshakes. I have to say, they aren't rivalling Byron with the shake offering, but Jnr said the Vanilla was better than others he's tried there.
Having sampled the Spicy Bean Burger at the pop-up kitchen they do at his work, Mr. Canny knew what he was getting. His only quibble was that it seemed a bit 'meagre' compared to the meat options, lacking a topping of some description. So in the restaurant he decided to get side salad as well as the fries to see if he was right. When his tray arrived it was evident they serve a different patty size when doing these events, so the additional side wasn't really necessary. Plus there's the obligatory pickle, lettuce and tomato to add yourself included, should you wish. It looks forlorn piled on the side of the tray in this manner. To charge £3.50 for a side salad of this size when Onion Rings the size of your head are £4 seems a bit unfair, and we;ll not be ordering it again.
I was impressed with the texture, although I personally found it too spicy for my tastes. I suffer from indigestion and heartburn no matter what I eat of late, but I knew that anything more than a mouthful of that would have me awake all night. It got the vegan thumbs-up though, especially as they switch the brioche bun to accommodate.
It's a shame burgers aren't more photogenic, and alas my iPhone camera really doesn't help the cause. My burger was a thing of beauty, and I'm sure those more adept have Instagrammed the s**t out of the Candy Man while it was on offer. The 100% Northumbrian Beef burger patty from FH isn't as chunky as I recall (see mention here), but the heap of sweet bacon which topped it compensated. The addition of the candy cane was clearly just for bravado as no-one around me was eating it with the burger. It was saved to chew on after everything else was consumed, like an oniony after dinner mint. I'm going to admit that I ate the burger with a knife and fork as I didn't want the onion smell on my hands for the rest of the night! I have to rave about their sweet potato fries, which are so good. There was a general consensus round the table that the standard triple fried chips (which could be described as wedges really) which are usually served with the burgers are too heavy to eat with so much meat. You really need a decent appetite to polish those off alongside the burger.
At just short of £37 the meal and drinks were reasonably priced. We certainly weren't hungry afterwards, and felt the meal was enjoyable enough. With Byron's recent opening not far away Fat Hippo has some stiff competition though, and they really need to 'beef up' their offering to remain top dog in the Toon for burgers.
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A Parallel Source Finder For Searching Radio Astronomy Images using High Performance Computing
Source Finding is the practice of searching astronomy data for the sources of signal in that data. This project will create a source finder capable of searching a full resolution Australia SKA Pathfinder (ASKAP) data cube, approximately 4 TB in size, in significantly less time than the observation and processing time required to make that data cube, using the computing resources available. Existing source finding efforts for surveys involve manually confirming the output produced by source finder programs. The Wallaby survey, using ASKAP, is expected to find around half a million galaxies, up from the 4,315 found in the HIPASS survey, which used the Parkes telescope. It is extremely undesirable to spend the time and money required to manually confirm each galaxy that is output by a source finder on this scale of data. Therefore the source finder will need to be able to produce an output catalogue of sufficiently good quality that manual confirmation of this output is unnecessary. As such, this source finder will require improved accuracy, compared to previous efforts, as well as a high performance implementation suitable for processing the large quantities of data produced by ASKAP.
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The operators of the big rock pits where Chicago and its suburbs get their sand and gravel don`t have to worry so much anymore about trucking it to construction sites. Now the subdivisions have come to them.
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During the White House Press briefing today, Fox News reporter James Rosen asked Press Secretary Josh Earnest why President Obama declined to enforce federal laws on marijuana, immigration and deportation, and private payments of money to terrorist organizations.
"Do you understand how a dispassionate observer could conclude that this president who is the chief enforcer of our laws, the chief executive of our laws, charged with executing those laws, takes a somewhat cavalier view of the law, and sometimes decides it should be enforced and sometimes not?" asked Rosen.
Earnest replied that he would "vigorously disagree" with Rosen's characterization of Obama's administration, insisting that Attorney General Loretta Lynch in charge of prosecutorial discretion at the Justice Department.
"I think the pattern is the prosecutorial decisions are made on a daily basis over at the Department of Justice absent any political interference," he said.
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It takes a village to grow a restaurant. Such is the subtext of Araxi: Roots to Shoots Farm
Fresh Recipes, a sumptuous new farm-to-table cookbook by Executive Chef James Walt. Following on the success of his award-winning first book, this one isn't so much about Walt and his cooking. Rather, it is a tribute to all the hard-working people — the bartenders, the sommeliers, the managers, the cooks and, most of all, the farmers and food suppliers — who make the acclaimed Whistler restaurant go round. "I realized somewhere along the line that you can't do everything yourself," Walt says, a humble collaborator, who celebrates his 20th anniversary with the restaurant this year. "I've worked with a lot of egomaniacs in the past. As a cook, it's not a great place to be. It may be great for learning technique, but not for your own personal growth." To keep his brigade engaged, Walt organizes a cookoff every two weeks. The suppliers donate the meat, fish and produce, and come as guests for dinner. The younger cooks create new dishes. "It helps them do what they want to do, it helps the producers see the potential of their products, and it helps me with new ideas," he explains. "The more you can include other people and give them ownership, the greater the payoff." Born and raised in Ontario, Walt moved to British Columbia shortly after graduating from Stratford Chef 's School, primarily because he was seduced by the West Coast's local-food philosophy, which in the early 1990s had yet to hit the mainstream. He picked fruit in the Okanagan and worked in a number of Vancouver kitchens before landing a job with Sinclair Phillip at Vancouver Island's Sooke Harbour House, the Canadian equivalent of Alice Waters' groundbreaking Chez Panisse in Berkeley, Calif.
When he accepted the job at Araxi, he was charged with the mandate of changing the concept from Italian to local and seasonal. But he didn't realize just how much local abundance he would have to play with. "Pemberton was a pleasant surprise," he recalls, referring to the lush farming valley just north of Whistler. "I honestly had no idea there was so much being grown here. Over the years, it's become even easier. There are four times as many farms, foragers and ranchers now." Working with the local farmers to learn what works best in the region was another collaborative experience that helped shape the restaurant. "I had used things like burdock, salsify and sunchokes before, but it took some education from them [the farmers]. I remember discovering all the carrots. There were four, five, six types of carrots. And the potatoes — we have at least 13 varieties here. "Pemberton is really a hotbed for root vegetables and potatoes," he adds, noting that the sandy soil, proximity to rivers and historic lack of blight helps them grow strong and exceptionally sweet. "It really doesn't get much better for these crops anywhere in Canada." Araxi: Roots to Shoots Farm Fresh Recipes
is divided into seasons. For a farm-to-table restaurant, winter can often be a tough season. Luckily for Walt and Araxi, those exceptional local root vegetables can be easily cellared and work wonderfully in hearty mountain winter fare. The book, which includes restaurant recipes adapted for home cooks, features superb balsamic-roasted Brussels sprouts, tantalizing carrot-and-coriander soup and tempting beet salsa. But those who really want to see what a supremely creative kitchen can do with the challenge of a local winter pantry should go to the restaurant to experience one of its potato or rootvegetable tastings, which showcase different varieties or present the same vegetable in four different ways. For Whistler, the entire concept of seasonality has changed a lot in 20 years. There is no off-season anymore. The summer and shoulder seasons, filled with mountain biking, hiking, marathons, festivals and food events, are just as busy as the winter. "People forget just how dead it was in the off-season," Walt remembers. "When it's slower, you get itchy feet if you don't feel like you're progressing." Fortunately for him and the whole team, that makes the restaurant a fertile bed of creativity; Araxi has always been owned by companies that are interested in growing. "That's what has kept me here for 20 years. We are always trying to raise the level of what we do — the food culture, the seafood, the wine list. We're always pushing, and that hasn't changed." araxi.com | 604-932-4540


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Aseptic and Bacterial Meningitis: Evaluation, Treatment, and Prevention
Am Fam Physician. 2017 Sep 1;96(5):314-322.
Patient information: See related handout on meningitis, written by the authors of this article.
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The etiologies of meningitis range in severity from benign and self-limited to life-threatening with potentially severe morbidity. Bacterial meningitis is a medical emergency that requires prompt recognition and treatment. Mortality remains high despite the introduction of vaccinations for common pathogens that have reduced the incidence of meningitis worldwide. Aseptic meningitis is the most common form of meningitis with an annual incidence of 7.6 per 100,000 adults. Most cases of aseptic meningitis are viral and require supportive care. Viral meningitis is generally self-limited with a good prognosis. Examination maneuvers such as Kernig sign or Brudzinski sign may not be useful to differentiate bacterial from aseptic meningitis because of variable sensitivity and specificity. Because clinical findings are also unreliable, the diagnosis relies on the examination of cerebrospinal fluid obtained from lumbar puncture. Delayed initiation of antibiotics can worsen mortality. Treatment should be started promptly in cases where transfer, imaging, or lumbar puncture may slow a definitive diagnosis. Empiric antibiotics should be directed toward the most likely pathogens and should be adjusted by patient age and risk factors. Dexamethasone should be administered to children and adults with suspected bacterial meningitis before or at the time of initiation of antibiotics. Vaccination against the most common pathogens that cause bacterial meningitis is recommended. Chemoprophylaxis of close contacts is helpful in preventing additional infections.
Patients with meningitis present a particular challenge for physicians. Etiologies range in severity from benign and self-limited to life-threatening with potentially severe morbidity. To further complicate the diagnostic process, physical examination and testing are limited in sensitivity and specificity. Advanc`es in vaccination have reduced the incidence of bacterial meningitis; however, it remains a significant disease with high rates of morbidity and mortality, making its timely diagnosis and treatment an important concern.1
In 2015, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices gave meningococcal serogroup B vaccines a category B recommendation (individual clinical decision making) for healthy patients 16 to 23 years of age (preferred age 16 to 18 years).
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Diagnosis of meningitis is mainly based on clinical presentation and cerebrospinal fluid analysis. Other laboratory testing and clinical decision rules, such as the Bacterial Meningitis Score, may be useful adjuncts.
Lumbar puncture may be performed without computed tomography of the brain if there are no risk factors for an occult intracranial abnormality.
Appropriate antimicrobials should be given promptly if bacterial meningitis is suspected, even if the evaluation is ongoing. Treatment should not be delayed if there is lag time in the evaluation.
Dexamethasone should be given before or at the time of antibiotic administration to patients older than six weeks who present with clinical features concerning for bacterial meningitis.
Vaccination for Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae type B, and Neisseria meningitidis is recommended for patients in appropriate risk groups and significantly decreases the incidence of bacterial meningitis.
A = consistent, good-quality patient-oriented evidence; B = inconsistent or limited-quality patient-oriented evidence; C = consensus, disease-oriented evidence, usual practice, expert opinion, or case series. For information about the SORT evidence rating system, go to https://www.aafp.org/afpsort.
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Diagnosis of meningitis is mainly based on clinical presentation and cerebrospinal fluid analysis. Other laboratory testing and clinical decision rules, such as the Bacterial Meningitis Score, may be useful adjuncts.
Lumbar puncture may be performed without computed tomography of the brain if there are no risk factors for an occult intracranial abnormality.
Appropriate antimicrobials should be given promptly if bacterial meningitis is suspected, even if the evaluation is ongoing. Treatment should not be delayed if there is lag time in the evaluation.
Dexamethasone should be given before or at the time of antibiotic administration to patients older than six weeks who present with clinical features concerning for bacterial meningitis.
Vaccination for Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae type B, and Neisseria meningitidis is recommended for patients in appropriate risk groups and significantly decreases the incidence of bacterial
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