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Terry Lundgren, chief executive of Federated Department Stores Inc., wasn't winning any popularity contests in Chicago on Tuesday after announcing his decision to change Marshall Field's venerable nameplate to Macy's.
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Murr v. Wisconsin Produces Murky Results in Regulatory Takings Law (2017)
What does the recent U.S. Supreme Court regulatory-takings decision in Murr v. Wisconsin mean for the real estate industry, its attorneys, landowners, and local government? Before the opinion was issued, both sides in the Murr case had sought guidance on how to define the "property" that is the subject of a claimed regulatory taking. Now that the court has spoken, many argue that it continues the muddled analysis of the line of regulatory-takings cases that preceded it, rather than clarifying the tests to be applied. Attendees will hear advocates and practitioners explore what this opinion will mean for the future of regulatory takings and the property rights of landowners.
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The Quiet Revolution in Land Use Control (2011)
In 1971, the President's Council on Environmental Quality published The Quiet Revolution in Land Use Control. The book described in detail the innovative land use laws in nine states which returned the control of land use to a state or regional level, largely at the expense of local zoning. This constituted the "quiet revolution." The Kratovil Quiet Revolution Conference will bring together national scholars and experts in land use to analyze the lasting impact of The Quiet Revolution in several jurisdictions around the country and examine the future of land use policy.
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Water as a Resource: Impact on Real Estate Ownership, Development, and Land Use Policy (2009)
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The following is an abridged version of a discussion on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/edpagecourant.
Ed Page: Does it matter that Mitt Romney drove to Canada 30 years ago with dog and carrier strapped to the roof of the family station wagon?
Donna E. Ploss: It sure as heck DOES!
Katrina S. Axelrod: Yes, it show a callous attitude toward both the kids and the dog! This is terrible dog ownership.
Lon Seidman: Yes. What struck me was how casually he delivered the story when he told it.. Almost like he was assuming everybody does it.
Jonathan Gilman: Who makes this stuff up?
Lon Seidman: You can't, that's what's great about politics :)
Brooke Jackson: It reflects a lack of empathy. And if he doesn't have any for his family pet, I highly doubt he has any to extend to the rest of us.
Jonathan Gilman: Brooke, that is a silly statement. I know some of his friends and they say he is caring, thoughtful, honest and decent.
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Jonathan Gilman: If you look back at history you will find that all the men who held the office of president had something that just didn't seem right and I can go down the list. We know before we elect them that they are not perfect, but we look at the good and the bad and make a judgment and we vote. Gov. Romney is not perfect. But he is a man who has the ability to bring this nation back to is former glory. To provide the leadership to bring us back together to overcome the stalemate we see in Congress.
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Brooke Jackson: Exactly — no one is perfect and we all must make a judgment. To Deirdre's point, his actions were callous and and I'm not even a dog lover. In my book, the ability to relate to the plight of all citizens is mandatory for any presidential contender, not just his friends, and his actions in this situation proves to me that he lacks it. You make your judgments and I'll make mine.
Tom Nash: Haven't we all done something 30 years ago, or at least when we were younger, that we would have second thoughts about doing today at a later stage of our life? Reminds me of the old saying, "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones."
John M. Stanko: When you treat living creatures as excess baggage it says something about your view of life. It is irrelevant that it happened 30 years ago. Mr. Romney's continual treatment of people as excess baggage in the business deals he has made reflects a continuing pattern.
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Mario Hasz: Tom is right that we have all done dumb things in our lives. Romney should have just said, "It wasn't one of my best decisions," and the story would have died. Instead he tries to defend it and that is where the story is.
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Kevin White: I wonder if that dog ever bit him.
Robert Slate: Or fired him.


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This is the legacy Bug Tracking System for the POV-Ray project. Bugs listed here are being migrated to our github issue tracker. Please refer to that for new reports or updates to existing ones on this system.
FS#142 - camera_view pigment from MegaPOV
Opened by Samuel T. Benge (stbenge) - Sunday, 20 June 2010, 17:31 GMT
Last edited by William F Pokorny (wfpokorny) - Saturday, 21 January 2017, 15:35 GMT
I probably don't have to explain why the camera_view pigment in MegaPOV was important, but I will list some reasons anyway:
1) post-processing could be performed in-scene
I'm sure there are many others, as this is one of those features that has undetermined potential!
I like that kind of pigment, but what is the legal status of the code of camera_view pigment regarding the license of povray ?
(Can it be incorporated as it is, or do we need the original author to step in ?)
- Field changed: Status (New → Tracked on GitHub)
Now tracked on github as issue #202.


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FoxNews claiming Obama's newly planted tree will lead to communism
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Beck later went on to draw the tree on his famous chalkboard and labeled each of the tree's roots as socialism, government intervention, acorn producing, and big spending bills. He scribbled Obama's name on the trunk of the tree and claimed the planting of the tree signaled the "end of democracy as we know it. Democracy in this country has come full circle, it started with a President who chopped down a tree – and ends with one who planted a tree." Beck even brought out his signature red phone and said, "notice how Anita Dunn and the rest of them over at the White House haven't called me yet." An emotional Beck closed out the show by noting, "Obama isn't like you and me, just look at him… maybe I'm the crazy one, but do you know anyone who uses a gold plated shovel or wears a suit to plant a tree?" Read more of this post


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- panda: baseline based
- maxdim: new program that just displays your miriad version and the MAX parameters. MAXBUF increased.
- selfcal/mselfcal/mfcal: to handle the large number (around 10,000) integrations. maxdim.h also updated, see below. Roundoff issues were uncovered mid-March in (m)selfcal, please make sure you have that version.
Although selfcal works fine, mselfcal crashes on freeing up memory (apr 2, 2009), being looked into.
- listobs: handle SZA data [V1.25 and up]
MIRIAD/SZA data issues
The procedure to convert SZA data into miriad format is still changing, here are some known issues. Most of these are to be resolved in the new filler that writes data from Dec 11 onwards:
Version 1.1 issues (17 Dec and after)
- now have properly dimensioned systemp, though some data don't have systemp (e.g. pacs 19)
- some data create an extra hierarchy data/eml/mirData/ in the current directory. Simple manually move it.
Version 1.1 issues (before Dec 17)
- systemp is erroneously written with the wrong dimension. New version of listobs (V1.26) has been patched to look at wsystemp in this case.
- There are no linelength data (phasem1), but this is a known issue and won't be added for a while.
Version 1.0 issues (before Dec 11)
- Data not always time sorted (solved in 1.1). If the data is not time sorted, mfcal won't work. Rest should be ok. See comments on 3QSO below.
- The antpos uv variable is not correct. (fixed in 1.1)
- The freq variable is missing, listobs now works around that (fixed in 1.1)
- There is no version keyword in the data. (fixed in 1.1)
- Only wide band data are flagged (fixed in 1.1), you must run
uvwide vis=SZA narrow=t
- missing NOISE source data.(zrcx252.Arp220_12CO.1.mir.tar)
- (now resolved) prior to about Dec 3, data had the wrong sign in the U-V coordinates. You can solve that by using scale < 1 in gpbuddy (V1.9). To check if your data has the wrong sign of the phases, check a similarly oriented antenna pair using UV list and see in which quadrant the UV coordinates are, viz.
uvlist vis=SZA select='ant(21)(23),time(15:00,15:01),-source(noise)' uvlist vis=CAR select='ant(2)(4),time(15:00,15:01),-source(noise)'
- systemp's are constant, but this is a feature. Need to double check if the array is properly written as systemp(nants,nwide), and not the other way around.
- 3QSO track (zrct015.3QSO_3C273.3mm.1.mir).
- no wide band data
- first few integrations after a source change are bad.
There are actually two versions of the 3QSO dataset (zrct015.3QSO_3c273.3mm.1.mir.tar.gz and zrct015.3QSO_3C273.3mm.1.mir.tar.gz) that have a 30MB difference in size. The latter (upper case C) one is smaller and sorted in time, but has lost the wide band data (a feature of uvsort). In the following procedure
uvwide vis=zrct015.3QSO_3c273.3mm.1.mir narrow=t uvsort vis=zrct015.3QSO_3c273.3mm.1.mir out=sza1 uvwide vis=sza1 out=sza2 nwide=16
all flags are correct, including the bad data after a source change.
Reminder on updating MIRIAD (old style)
It is assumed you have a CVS enabled release of MIRIAD (i.e. you have files such as $MIR/CVS)
- MAXDIM: two header files describing maximum sizes were updated: $MIRINC/maxdim.h and $MIRINC/maxdimc.h. Edit this files and modify the MAXBUF parameter in both files to at least 10000000 (4 times the amount is the memory used by programs that use MAXBUF).
cd $MIRINC $EDITOR maxdim.h maxdimc.h
and if to properly update the CVS status of these files (they changed on Dec 4, 2008) a one time is needed to old MIRIAD installs:
mkdir tmp mv maxdim.h maxdimc.h tmp cvs update mv tmp/max*h .
- CVS: always query your source tree first and look for C (conflicts) and M (locally modified) files. The U (to be updated) files will be new ones you will get:
cvs -nq update
and if happy with this, issue the real update
cvs update
- Old style updates: (you can give these commands from any directory and it assumed you have write permission in $MIR)
mirboss mir.install subs prog
for a blanket re-install of the library and programs. You need this if e.g. maxdim.h was changed, and/or your miriad does not use shared libraries. This is also the safest way to update. On most computers this will only take 2-3 minutes. If however you know exactly what the impact of a new file is, you can pick any of the following examples, which will take 2-3 seconds:
mir.subs fitsio.for uvio
mir.prog itemize gpbuddy
Notice a file extension is optional, and multiple arguments can be given. Watch the output carefully for fatal compile or link errors.
Either way, a quick way to check if you had no disastrous compile issues, count the number of binaries in $MIRBIN, there should be about 400:
ls $MIRBIN | wc
The output of a single mir.prog cgdisp command should be clean, and not give any compile or linking problems. If so, you may have either corrupt miriad library, or a misconfigured system to begin with.
- New style updates: (these can take 10 minutes)
cd $MIR make make install
- uvflag:
uvwide vis=$VIS narrow=t
fixes the narrow band flags by copying them from the wide band flags. This issue will probably disappear when the SZA data filler is updated to write the narrow flags directly.
- puthd: manually need to put freqatm in the dataset that came out of gpbuddy (phaseatm needs it in uvcal). Ideally selfcal would write the freq0 variable. E.g.
puthd vis=$VIS/freqatm value=30.1 type=double
- gpbuddy time ranges: if carma data (vis=) and sza data (vis2=) do not share the same time range, erroneous phases can be applied. Sampling can be slighly different, but there are caveats to using a long interval for phaseatm: UV variables only remember the past, selfcal gains are interpolated.
Memos and papers
Draft material and figures
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Rare stamp could set record at NYC auction
NEW YORK - A 1-cent postage stamp from a 19th century British colony in South America is poised to become the world's most valuable stamp -- again.
The 1856 British Guiana One-Cent Magenta could bring $10 million to $20 million when it goes on the auction block at Sotheby's on Tuesday.
Three times in its long history, the little stamp has broken the auction record for a single stamp.
Measuring 1 inch-by-11/4 inches, it hasn't been on public view since 1986 and is the only major stamp absent from the British Royal Family's private Royal Philatelic Collection.
"You're not going to find anything rarer than this," according to Allen Kane, director of the Smithsonian National Postal Museum. "It's a stamp the world of collectors has been dying to see for a long time."
An 1855 Swedish stamp, which sold for $2.3 million in 1996, currently holds the auction record for a single stamp.
David Beech, longtime curator of stamps at the British Library who retired last year, has compared it to buying the "Mona Lisa" of the world's most prized stamps.
The last owner was John E. du Pont, an heir to the du Pont chemical fortune who was convicted of fatally shooting a 1984 Olympic champion wrestler. It's being sold by his estate, which will designate part of the proceeds to the Eurasian Pacific Wildlife Conservation Foundation that du Pont championed.
Printed in black on magenta paper, it bears the image of a three-masted ship and the colony's motto, in Latin, "we give and expect in return." It went into circulation after a shipment of stamps was delayed from London and the postmaster asked printers for the Royal Gazette newspaper in Georgetown in British Guiana to produce three stamps until the shipment arrived: a 1-cent magenta, a 4-cent magenta and a 4-cent blue.
While multiple examples of the 4-cent stamps have survived, only the tiny 1-cent issue is known to exist today.
Its first owner was a 12-year-old Scottish boy living in South America who added it to his collection after finding it among family papers in 1873. He soon sold it for a few shillings to a local collector, Neil McKinnon.
McKinnon kept it for five years before selling it to a Liverpool dealer who recognized the unassuming stamp as highly uncommon. He paid 120 pounds for it and quickly resold it for 150 pounds to Count Philippe la Renotiere von Ferrary, one of the world's greatest stamp collectors.
Upon his death in 1917, the count bequeathed his stamp collection to the Postmuseum in Berlin. The collection was later seized by France as war reparations and sold off in a series of 14 auctions with the One-Cent Magenta bringing $35,000 in 1922 -- an auction record for a single stamp.
Arthur Hind, a textile magnate from Utica, New York, was the buyer. King George V was an under-bidder. It is the one major piece absent from the Royal Family's heirloom collection, Beech said.
After Hind's death in 1933, the stamp was to be auctioned with the rest of his collection until his wife brought a lawsuit, claiming it was left to her.
The next owner was Frederick Small, an Australian engineer living in Florida who purchased it privately from Hind's widow for $45,000 in 1940. Thirty years later, he consigned the stamp to a New York auction where it was purchased by an investment consortium for $280,000 -- another record.
The stamp set its third record in 1980 when it sold for $935,000 to du Pont.


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Live chat on Village at the Peaks Monday at timescall.com.
What: Allen Ginsborg, principal and managing director for NewMark Merrill Mountain States, owners of the 75-acre Twin Peaks Mall property, will join Times-Call business editor Tony Kindelspire from noon to 1 p.m. Monday, April 7, for a live online chat to discuss Village at the Peaks.
When: Noon to 1 p.m. Monday, April 7
Where: To become part of the discussion, go to timescall.com
Longmont's future Whole Foods Market, one of the anchors of Village at the Peaks, the planned redevelopment of the Twin Peaks Mall property, will be 33 percent larger in size than originally announced.
NewMark Merrill Mountain States, owners of the mall, issued that announcement Thursday, saying the store will be 40,600 square feet instead of the previously announced 30,000 square feet.
"The residents of Longmont have been central to our success in Boulder County since we arrived over 15 years ago," wrote Will Paradise, president of Whole Foods' Rocky Mountain Region, in a statement. "Their continued support, combined with recent feedback from customers in Longmont, encouraged us to increase the size of the store in order to meet their expectations."
Whole Foods, a Sam's Club — 136,085 square feet — and a Regal Cinema Premium Experience — 46,626 square feet — are the Village's three anchors and are, so far, the only tenants NewMark Merrill Mountain States has announced.
Regal is building a 12-screen theater, but one of those 12 screens will be in a format the company calls its Premium Experience — a 60-foot wide, floor-to-ceiling screen with high-back, luxury seating and more seats than a standard-size theater. Allen Ginsborg, NewMark Merrill Mountain States' managing director and principal, told a Longmont crowd at a meeting last summer that there's only one other RPX screen in Colorado and that fewer than 1 percent of the company's 7,500 screens worldwide have such a screen.
"Whole Foods' confidence in the Longmont trade area and in the Village at the Peaks' tenant mix continues to validate the strength of the project and its high appeal to quality retailers," Ginsborg said in Thursday's statement.
He added that his company is "close to announcing new retailers who share their view of the Longmont trade area."
The city and NewMark Merrill are partnering on what the company says will now be an $85 million-plus project to tear down the existing Twin Peaks Mall and build Village at the Peaks. Unlike the 1985-era big box mall, the redevelopment will be an open-air shopping center that will include outdoor plazas and plenty of greenery, the company has said.
The city is contributing up to $27.5 million to the redevelopment of the 75-acre property. It will issue bonds that will be repaid over 25 years by the additional sales and use taxes generated by the redeveloped site, and by money collected through a mill levy the mall's owners will place on the property.
Contact Times-Call staff writer Tony Kindelspire at 303-684-5291 or email@example.com


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Southeastern women's tennis picked up a win over host Washburn, but finished its road trip to Kansas with a 1-1 record after a loss to Nebraska-Kearney.
The Savage Storm picked up a 6-3 victory over the Lady Blues, but fell to UNK 5-1.
SE moves to 4-6 in head-to-head matchup this season.
The Storm fell behind 2-1 in doubles against WU, with the duo of Marina Dias and Elba Haugen picking up an 8-4 win at No. 3 to avoid the sweep.
Southeastern recovered in singles play, starting with a 7-6, 4-6, 6-4 win by Sabina Mardarenko at No. 1 to even the match at 2-2.
Fabiola Juarez then put the Storm in front 3-2 with a 7-5, 6-1 win at No. 2.
Andreea Georgescu suffered SE's lone singles loss at No. 3 to even the match at 3-3, but Cassaundra Braaten put the Storm back in front for good with a 6-0, 6-4 win.
Haugen followed at No. 5 with a 6-2, 6-4 win, while Dias rounded out the 6-3 win with a 6-1, 6-1 win at No. 6.
Against UNK, the Storm fell behind 3-0 after getting swept in doubles play, but were unable to recover in singles.
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The FraudLabs IP2Proxy API allows you to detect an anonymous proxy by IP address and enables you to check proxy servers for anonymity. As sophisticated fraudsters can confuse online merchants by sending them a fake IP address through proxy server and bypass IP Geolocation along with their requests, IP2Proxy can give an additional layer of protection. The anonymous proxy server list will be updated every 24 hours by using a proprietary proxy-scanning algorithm.


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The train takes a model of type
org.apache.myfaces.adf.model.MenuModel that in turn extends a TreeModel. The last node along the focus path and its siblings are rendered as train stops. The default MenuModel implementation knows how to go from the current viewId to the focusRowKey. Notice that the MenuModel has no special knowledge of page navigation and places no requirements on the nodes that go into the tree. The last node along with it's sibling, in the tree are stamped out using the "nodeStamp" facet, which should contain a commandNavigationItem component. This allows the default actionListener mechanism to be used for page navigation.
The train behavior (how the train takes the user through it's steps in a multi-step process) is dictated by the model implementation. Product teams are encouraged to implement custom behavior to suit their needs. The following behaviors allow the user to walk through a series of steps in a sequential order, but they exhibit slightly different behaviors.
The class
org.apache.myfaces.adf.model.ProcessMenuModel and
org.apache.myfaces.adf.model.ProcessUtils were created to support the "Plus One" and "Max Visited" scenarios. Please see the javadoc for these classes for more information.
A multi-step process may be launched from within another multi-step process, or a multi-step process may be nested inside another process as one of its steps. When the user navigates to a step in a sub-process, the parent train is represented as an icon appended before and after the sub-train, to indicate that the sub-train is a sub-process.
The tag usage for the train component has been simplified. This tag can be used in its simpler form as below:
<af:train value="#{my_bean.menuModel}"/>
oracle.adf.view.rich.model.TrainStopModel . IOW, the object returned from the call to CollectionModel.getRowData(int) should be an object resembling TrainStopModel or be a subclass of TrainStopModel.
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|Valid Values: horizontal, vertical
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Pluit Dam Park in Penjaringan Urban Village, Penjaringan Sub-District, North Jakarta, which previously slum, is now beautiful. The five-hectare wide area now becomes a free recreational site for Jakartans, where water surrounds the area built for people to hang out and gather. Its design looks like the Ayodya Park in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta.
In Pluit Dam Park, benches, similar to the ones installed along Sudirman-Thamrin, are put near bamboo trees planted by PT Jakarta Propertindo. This makes the west side of Pluit Dam which once looked arid now lush.
Besides bamboo trees, there are also 12 trees of coastal typical plants planted there, such as sea grape (Coccoloba uvifera), kalpataru (Barringtonia asiatica), tamarind (Samanea saman), small-leaves ficus (Ficus lyrata), and teak (Tectona grandis). Especially for teak trees, which grow for more than three years with height not less than five meters, they were planted in a row on both sides of inspection road as wide as 3.5 meters.
Inevitably, many people choose to spend their days and weekends in this park, especially because anyone can enter the park free of charge. They also admitted proud and amazed for this area's transformation from previously slum to become a beautiful park.
"I often came here just to relieve fatigue. Here, on weekend, concert is often held. It's better to come here than going to Ancol because we have to pay there. Pluit Dam is now different after being normalized, well-arranged, and not slum like it used to be," stated Dian (23), resident of RT 05/05, Sempertimur Urban Village, North Jakarta, Monday (2/24).
"There was no park here but dirty scene. Now, I always bring my kids to play in here every afternoon," said Mila (35), resident of RT 19/17 Penjaringan Urban Village.
"I haven't come here since a long time ago. Now, this place is this good," expressed Daniel (35), Jakartan who lives in Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta.
"I came here to sport because the view is good. And sometimes, I go fishing in my day off," told Edi Kusnadi, Penjaringan resident.
According to PT Jakarta Propertindo Director, Budi Karya Sumadi, Pluit Dam Park is intended intentionally for residents. Therefore, the residents are asked to take care of the park and maintain cleanliness.
"Since this park is for the residents, everyone must participate in taking care of it," he stressed.
Moreover, Sumadi explained that Pluit Dam Park was built to function as city's lungs as well as to balance the ecosystem. Part of the area is used as children's playground and education center for environment and beauty. The idea of this whole came from Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo and Vice Governor Basuki T Purnama.
He also disclosed that six hectares of land on the west side of Pluit Dam Park will be transformed into green open space, jogging track, children's playground, amphitheater, and dock. In addition, three other hectares will be functioned as waste water installation and a hectare for clean water treatment (reverse osmosis).
At this time, the dam as wide as 80 hectares is under process of function normalization. Several controlling efforts have been conducted in these last few months, so Pluit Dam area is now more open and under progress of park construction.


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National Tartan Day – in Boston
In 1998 National Tartan Day was officially recognized on a permanent basis when the U.S. Senate passed Global Scot, an organization that seeks to develop and expand Scotland's standing in the global business community by utilising the talents of leading Scots, and of people with an affinity for Scotland, to establish a worldwide network of individuals who are outstanding in their field.
The occasion was very enjoyable and provided one of the rare opportunities for Peter to wear his kilt. It also transpired that the Consul is a Sugarbush skier so we are hoping to return the hospitality at West Hill House one of these days!


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Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
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The Ph.D. in electrical engineering offers research applications in renewable energy and biomedical engineering, giving students expertise in interdisciplinary topics and numerous possible career paths.
Program at a glance
Application deadlines
- Fall enrollment: March 15 (International applicants), June 15 (U.S. applicants)
- Spring enrollment: Aug. 15 (International applicants), Nov. 15 (U.S. applicants)
Admissions requirements
- Minimum GPA: 3.0 (M.S.), 3.5 (B.S. only)
- Minimum GRE: 301
- Minimum TOEFL: 550
Graduate Program Director: Banmali Rawat, firstname.lastname@example.com
Why choose this Ph.D. in electrical engineering?
Department faculty are actively engaged in research on a range of topics within electrical engineering, with a particular focus on applications related to biomedical engineering and renewable energy. In the area of renewable energy, faculty research focuses on smart grid, grid integration and wind turbine technologies. Faculty with expertise in biomedical applications focus on image processing, device design and sensor technology.
Graduate course work and research opportunities are available in a range of areas, including:
- Antenna design and analysis
- Biosensors and actuators
- Bioelectromagnetics
- Biomedical image processing
- Control systems
- Electric power generation and distribution
- Optical fiber communications/sensors
- Microprocessor design and applications
- Microwave integrated circuits
- Renewable energy integration and smart grid applications
- Robotics
- Wireless networks and communications
Learn more about our faculty research expertise. View the electrical engineering graduate program handbook.
How do I apply?
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in electrical engineering should meet the following requirements:
- GRE: Combined GRE (V + Q) scores of 301
- Quantitative GRE scores of 156
- Analytical GRE score of 3.5/6
- GPA: Students with MS degree: 3.0 for both M.S. and B.S. Students applying with only a bachelor's degree must have an undergraduate GPA of 3.5 or greater
Applicants who don't have a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering must show competency in circuits and signals and systems. They can either complete a specified undergraduate course in these topics or show mastery by completing an exam. Exceptions to these requirements may be made for students who show excellence in one or more areas of electrical engineering. Students who do not meet admissions requirements may be admitted provided they complete a prescribed program of remedial classes.
Prospective students can start their application through the Graduate School website, which also provides detailed instructions on the Graduate School's application and admission requirements. The College of Engineering will waive application fees for students with qualifying test scores. For details, please see the Grad Fee Waiver page.
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Doctoral students are eligible to apply for a teaching or research assistantship as well as one departmental scholarship.
Teaching assistantships are available to students with a minimum GPA of 3.3 and are awarded by the department. Research assistantships are awarded by individual faculty. You can learn more about graduate assistantships on the Graduate School website.
Students can also apply for The Turner Fellowship. Contact the department at firstname.lastname@example.com for application information.
Visit the pages below to learn more about other sources of graduate school funding:
- Graduate research assistantships funded by the College of Engineering from the College
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- Graduate student tuition and fee information from the Graduate School
What's next?
To begin your application, visit the Graduate School website. To learn more about the Ph.D. in electrical engineering, please contact the graduate program director.
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Nov 26, 2019
9 days on the Nautilus Belle Amie
Socorro is all about amazing interaction with our favourite giant mantas.
No other mantas in the world behave like this. We don't know why but we LOVE IT!! And the mantas clearly love us back. November and December boast the warmest water temps of the year in the low 80's. Aside from the usual interaction with mantas, dolphins and 10 kinds of sharks, this is the best time of year to see whale sharks in blue blue water and often excellent visibility.
Trip Boards at 8:00 pm on Nov 26, 2019 and Disembarks at 8:30 am on Dec 04, 2019


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Cycling… in Action! @ CCH Tagetik in Touch 2014
As part of CCH Tagetik's annual conference attendees had the opportunity to warm up with an exclusive briefing by Davide Cassani, coach of the Italian Cyclist National Team and ride with him throughout the beautiful hills around Lucca. Check out the video!


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On May 3rd 2012 we will be taking a group of members and their guests for a private tour of Dorney Court and its historic gardens. After the tour we will be having a private supper in the famous and delightful walled garden.
This is a unique event and we are restricted to 40 people. The house is a private residence and only rarely opened to the public.
Tickets are now on sale via our on line shop.


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By Marianne McBride Lewis
Director of Public Affairs
(March 23, 2009)--Known as the UTSA 1604 Campus since the mid-1990s, UTSA President Ricardo Romo announces that the campus now officially will be designated as the UTSA Main Campus. Additionally, the 125-acre tract added to the Main Campus in 2007 has been designated as UTSA Park West. Located northeast of the intersection of Loop 1604 West and Hausman Road, UTSA Park West will be home to athletics facilities.
The Main Campus has made a significant transition from a commuter campus to a more traditional university setting. The most important element of identification for this campus now is its stature as a significant public institution of higher education and not the roadway on which it is located.
The name for the UTSA Downtown Campus will not change. Its name already recognizes the importance of its location and readily identifies the campus.
The third UTSA campus housing the Institute of Texan Cultures previously had no campus designation. To enhance the image of this campus as one of UTSA's three campuses and to accurately reflect its historical roots, the ITC museum site is now the UTSA HemisFair Park Campus.
In February 2008, UTSA officials hired Austin-based consulting firm Barnes Gromatszky Kosarek Architects to create the new UTSA campus master plan. The plan will provide a framework for future physical development of the three UTSA campuses, as UTSA becomes the next great Texas university. As part of the master planning process, consideration was given to the designation of the three UTSA campuses and the recently acquired satellite to the Main Campus.
UTSA was founded by the Texas Legislature in June 1969. In May 1970, the conceptual master plan for UTSA was begun by Ford Powell and Carson architects. In June 1975, the first classes were conducted in the Humanities-Business Building (now the Humanities and Social Sciences Building) on the 1604 Campus (now the Main Campus). Originally under the auspices of UT Austin, the Institute of Texan Cultures became part of UTSA in February 1986.
In 1990, UTSA's fourth president, Samuel A. Kirkpatrick, initiated a comprehensive strategic planning process and secured funds for additional building construction. The UTSA Downtown Campus opened in September 1997.
In February 2008, UTSA President Ricardo Romo selected Austin-based Barnes Gromatszky Kosarek Architects to create the new UTSA campus master plan. The plan serves as a common vision and a blueprint for progress, while responding to the unique settings of the campuses and the character of surrounding neighborhoods.
The master planning process included input from UTSA students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members through interviews, meetings and workshops. The plan provides a basis for future development decisions as the institution implements its strategic plan, "A Shared Vision: UTSA 2016."


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Scott Heintzelman of The Exuberant Accountant has a very good post on the new rules coming for 1099 reporting for all businesses starting in 2012. In one of my previous posts, I indicated that these rules were coming, but Scott does a very good job of highlighting the changes.
One thing that needs to be stressed that most of us probably have ignored is that if we do not comply properly with these rules, two bad things can happen.
First, if you do not report the transaction to the IRS, they can assess a penalty of $50 per form 1099 not reported up to a current maximum of $100,000. Under the current rules, if you missed one or two 1099s that should have been reported, the total penalty might be less than $500. Under the new rules, if you are required to issue form 1099 to all businesses that you purchase goods and services from, the penalty could add up very fast. For example, if you deal with 100 vendors that you paid more than $600 to during 2012 and do not report any of these transactions on form 1099, your potential penalty is at least $10,000.
Second and perhaps more important is that if you do not provide your federal identification number to your customers, they may be required to perform backup withholding on payments to be transmitted to you. This backup withholding is usually 20% of the total sale. Therefore, if you sold grain for $250,000 to your local elevator and backup withholding applies, the elevator would only give you a check for $200,000 and send $50,000 to the IRS. You would be able to get the $50,000 back when you file your return, but that means you have to wait until the following year to get your money.
Under current rules, backup withholding does not apply to the sale of farm products, but it is my opinion that with the new rules, backup withholding will probably apply on the sale of any product including farm products. Therefore, it will be very important to provide your EIN to any customer you sell products to.
I would strongly suggest that you review your current accounting system and procedures to make sure that you are ready for 2012. As the scientist Carl Sagan would say, the IRS is about to get "billions and billions" of form 1099s starting in 2012.


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Quote: Low kicks actually start earlier, with Jhoon Gun (if I'm not mistaken, a blue belt pattern).
Quote:the safety reason is kind of moot, seeing as other arts train leg kicks regularly and its not a huge issue.
Quote: and which one of all the others is Olympic??
Quote:and which one of all the others is Olympic??
Quote: Safety reasons, I don't buy it. As rough as training used to be I don't think we are on the same buss here and still don't believe that's the reason why the Korean styles don't "usually" kick below the waist. Most of the low kicks in MMA style fighting are not to the knees or jointed areas, they are directed to the thigh or meated calf way below the knee. (During training and sparring) Yes your thigh gets real sore but so does your jaw if your hit with a hook kick.
Quote:That really doesn't explain why TKD would disallow roundhouse kicks to the legs. They can still ban sidekicks to the knee and allow roundkicks.
Quote: If you're going to use the olympics as the reasoning, thats fine, just don't chalk it up to safety.
Quote:Interesting thought, would you do a front kick to the leg (OK, I know they are in patterns,but would you?)?I think the point of contact would be harder to apply effectively, whereas a side kick has a wider area of contact.
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My Website
Over the past 15 years I have had a personal website, especially for family history. I have used free web hosts, which have the obvious benefit of being free. But free web hosts have major disadvantages as well. They often go out of business, or a company may decide to discontinue that particular service. An additional problem is that free web hosts tend to not only attract innocent hobbyists like myself but also a coarser element of society. Hence, "guilt by association".
My personal website went offline without warning about a month ago. I was given no reason and no remedy. http://billbuchanan.byethost17.com is no longer there. (You may remember that my site at http://billbuchanan.co.cc from the same web host vanished a few years ago, with no explanation or remedy.) For all that, byethost.com served me well for about 10 years. And they did it for free.
Fortunately I have copies of all of the files, but my web presence has disappeared. I have not had the time to find another suitable web host. Some of my files are too large for some of the free web hosts and I have too many files for others. I have not had the time to find another web host.
In the meantime, I have copied the files to the public folder of my Dropbox account, accessible at: http://tr.im/4dp9b
I am sorry for the inconvenience. By the end of November I hope to have my site back online where Google can index it. But for now there are vegetables to be harvested, and two new people to train for telephone support in https://familysearch.org along with my usual work in FamilySearch Support, Riverbend Family History Centre, etc.


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== Meeting notes ==
== Meeting notes ==
Revision as of 18:16, 8 November 2012
Hotel Fira Palace · Barcelona, Spain Nov 7, 2012 at 17:00.
- Financial report
- Board Elections, Dr. Michael Lauer, Florian Boor, and Philip Balister's terms are ending.
- Proxy form File:Proxy instructions-oe.pdf
Attendence Record
(Proxies are in brackets)
- Philip Balister (Denys Dmytriyenko, Steve Sakoman)
- Stefan Schmidt (Michael Lauer, Simon Busch)
- Jan Lübbe
- Marco Cavallini (Frans Meulenbrooks)
- Mark Hatle
- Marcin Juszkiewicz
- Richard Purdie (Dirk Hohndel)
- Saul Wold
- David Stewart
- Scott Garman
- Otavio Salvador
- Andrei Gherzan
- Khen Raj
- Leon Woestenberg
- Paul Eggleton
- Andrea Adami
- Anders Darander
- Esben Haabendal
- Koen Kooi (Tom Rini, Graeme Gregory)
- Sean Hudson (Jeff Osier-Mixon)
Meeting notes
Meeting opened 17:00 Philip presented Finance Report Main expenses on event box Vote in Otavio Salvador and Andrei Gherzan as new members of the e.V, no objections TSC report: * Next election Jul 2013 for Richard * reported on TSC activity, generally happy with the way its working * noted that we need to publish minutes on time Election of board members. Candidates, Philip Balister, Leon Woestenberg, Sean Hudson, three people, three positions, voted in with no objections Reminder to membership that if changes to the voting procedure or statutes are wanted, someone needs to drive and present a coherent proposal Meeting closed 17:38


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Due to the background being black in this photo - the photo of the print is reflecting my ceiling - that is NOT in the actual print.
If you missed the Freaks, Creeps, and Killers gallery, now's your chance to get the prints that are left!
Freaks, Creeps, and Killers gallery prints are one of a kind, custom cut to 20x13.25 metallic art prints mounted on 1/8th mat board ready for framing.
Each print is one of a kind and there is only one available.
All prints were damaged to different degrees while hanging at the gallery which is reflected in the photos and prices of the prints as well as below
Most only have reflective damage (finger prints/light surface scratches) that can only be seen when a light is directly reflecting on the image and would not be seen when framed. Any visible damage is photographed.
all prints sold AS-IS
damage: finger prints, medium scratch (see photo)


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Plymouth State University Identification Card Acknowledgment of Terms and Conditions
Plymouth State University maintains a computerized Identification Card system to support the ID card requirements of the University. The ID card system is administered by the Administrative Office / ID Center in the Hartman Union Building as a service to all University students and departments.
Summary of services available with a PSU ID card:
- Borrow materials from the Lamson Library
- Gain admission to PSU athletic contests
- Use PSU Physical Education Center facilities
- Use Hartman Union/Recreation facilities
- Access to residence halls
- Use of meal plan
- Use of vending and other cash-to-card devices
- Ski Package
Below are a few facts about PSU ID cards you should know:
- The ID card must be presented when seeking access or privileges requiring a PSU ID or upon request of a University official.
- You must produce "proof of your identity" in order to have your PSU ID taken. The PSU ID Notice (PDF) provides complete details.
- The cost of the first ID card issued will be $25.00. This cost is included in the orientation program fees of all first year undergraduate students.
- All Graduate, Part-time, Frost & Continuing Education students have to pay $25.00 for their first ID. The charge is done at the time it is printed because only full time undergraduate students pay the new student orientation fee where the cost of their ID is collected.
- The cost for a student to replace a lost/stolen/punched ID card will be $25.00.
- In the case of stolen ID cards if you report the card as lost to a Police department and bring in a copy of the report we may reduce the cost to $15.00. Any discount must be approved by HUB professional staff.
- The cost to replace a damaged card is $15.00 under the condition that the damaged card is turned in when a new card is issued. Punching a hole in the card will incur the full $25.00 cost for replacement, regardless of condition.
- During the first two weeks after purchase of a new ID, you may be able to get a free replacement if the card ceases to work. After the first two weeks the card will be treated like any other damaged card and will cost $15.00 to replace. Eligibility for a free ID will be decided on a case-by-case basis. Damage to the card will void this option.
- A refund of $10.00 is available for recovered ID cards that were lost or stolen, for those who have already replaced their ID. To receive the refund you must bring both the current and previous ID to the ID Center. You MUST turn in the old ID to receive the refund. There is a time limit of 60 days from date of purchase of the new card to receive the refund. We do not refund cash. Refunds will be issued as checks or refunded to your student account.
- It is very important to replace lost or stolen ID cards as soon as possible. This is to protect you against misuse of your ID for campus operations such as food service, any relevant access control, the library and other on-line University data-based operations.
- Your campus ID card is an important and powerful tool. It must be treated carefully, like you would your ATM card, driver's license or credit cards. It is not transferable. It should be kept in a wallet or pouch to keep it clean. DO NOT punch a hole in the card, as this will damage your ID card. The University is not responsible for any misuse of your ID card.
- Panther Bucks is now available for vending, laundry, meals, retail food purchases and in the University Bookstore. For more information about Panther Bucks use see: https://campus.plymouth.edu/student-account-services/flexcash-purchases/
- Fraudulent use of an ID card may result in disciplinary action. Fraudulent use includes using or permitting the use of a card by a person other that the individual to whom it is issued or for the benefit of a person not entitled to the privilege for which it is used.
ID Info
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|Lost/Stolen/Punched ID
|Damaged ID
You must turn in your damaged ID to the ID office in order to receive the discounted price.
Please Note:
- A refund of $10.00 is available to students for recovered ID cards that were lost or stolen, for those who have already replaced their ID.
- There is a time limit of 60 days from the date of purchase of your current ID to receive the refund. Eligibility for a free ID will be decided on a case-by-case basis.
- If you are given a defective card you have 2 weeks from date of purchase to receive a free replacement of the card. After that normal costs apply.


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Career Highs
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Points: 0
Ground balls: 5, vs. Dartmouth (3/24/12)
2013 (Junior):
Collected one ground ball in a win over Quinnipiac (April 9) ... Picked up two ground balls in a victory over Penn (April 13).
2012 (Sophomore):
Saw action in 11 games ... Finished with 21 ground balls ... Caused a turnover against Vermont (Feb. 25) ... Collected two ground balls against Hofstra (March 3) ... Picked up two ground balls at Georgetown (March 10) ... Grabbed four ground balls against Brown (March 17) ... Picked up four ground balls and caused two turnovers against Dartmouth (March 24) ... Snared two ground balls at Massachusetts (March 27) ... Scooped up two ground balls against Michigan (March 31) ... Grabbed a ground ball at Cornell (April 7) ... Caused two turnovers and added a ground ball against Quinnipiac (April 10) ... Collected two ground balls at Penn (April 14).
2011 (Freshman):
NEILA Preseason Rookie of the Year ... Played in eight games, starting two ... Grabbed nine ground balls ... Caused a turnover and had a ground ball against Canisius (Feb. 26) ... Collected four ground balls and caused a turnover at No. 5 Hofstra (March 5) ... Had a ground ball at Albany (April 2) ... Claimed a ground ball against No. 6 Cornell (April 9) ... Scooped up two ground balls at Princeton (April 23).
Before Harvard:
Played four years of varsity lacrosse, hockey and soccer at Deerfield Academy … Captained lacrosse and soccer teams during senior season … Named the No. 35 incoming freshman by Inside Lacrosse ... Three-time All-New England in lacrosse … Competed in Senior East/West All-Star Game … Under Armor and US Lacrosse All-American as a senior … Helped Deerfield compile a 65-3 record during lacrosse career, as well as win three New England titles … All-New England selection in soccer in 2009 … Two-time All-Western New England choice in soccer.
Father, Anthony, graduated from Harvard in 1973 and was a member of the men's hockey team.


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DALLAS (AP) – A Texas man who has described himself as a spokesman for the hacker-activist group Anonymous faces new charges over data stolen from the private intelligence firm Stratfor last Christmas, federal prosecutors said Friday.
Barrett Brown, 31, was indicted in Dallas this week on a dozen charges that include aggravated identity theft and device fraud. He is accused of making public an Internet link providing access to credit card information stolen from Stratfor, which had emails taken during that same hack released by WikiLeaks.
The charges are the latest against Brown, who already was in federal custody before a federal grand jury indicted him this week in Dallas. He was charged in October with allegedly threatening an FBI agent on the Internet.
Brown's attorney, Doug Morris, had no comment about the new charges Friday.
Brown was a de facto spokesman for Anonymous, willing to speak for a movement that prides itself on anonymity. The Stratfor breach claimed by Anonymous ravaged the company's servers, leading to the disclosure of thousands of credit card numbers and other information.
The latest charges Brown faces is one count of stolen authentication features, one count of access device fraud and 10 counts of aggravated identity theft.
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