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SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Southern Conference named its All-Southern Conference Faculty and Staff Team on Thursday, with two representatives each from all 10 member schools being recognized by the league.
While the selections were left up to each institution's discretion, the recipients all shared the common characteristics of demonstrated service to the institution and contributions to campus life and the local community. Faculty members selected should have a proven record of high scholastic achievement among students and/or recognition for a research project or written academic piece, while staff members could be from the instructional/teaching ranks or the non-instructional ranks and should be recognized for bringing out the best in others and creating conditions for success.
The inaugural team consisted of just faculty members, but the team was expanded this year to include staff, as well, doubling the number of recipients of the honor.
The Citadel's Melanie Maddox and Sally Keltner; ETSU's Dr. Andrea "Andi" Clements and Stefanie Murphy; Furman's Sandy Roberson and Rob Carson; Mercer's Dr. Laura Lackey and Emily French; UNCG's Dr. Jerry Walsh and Dr. Brett Carter; Samford's Dr. Robert Hensarling and Michelle Durban; Chattanooga's Dr. Gretchen Potts and Lisa Tarr; VMI's Col. W.G. "Grigg" Mullen Jr. and Lance M. Fujiwara; Western Carolina's Dr. David Claxton and Christy Wyatt; and Wofford's Dr. Nancy M. Williams and Dr. Phillip Stone comprise the all-league faculty and staff team.
Each member of the All-SoCon Faculty and Staff Team will be presented a plaque and honored at a home basketball game at his or her institution.
Col. W.G, "Grigg" Mullen Jr., VMI
Colonel W.G. "Grigg" Mullen Jr. is in his 25th year as a professor of civil and environmental engineering at VMI. An expert in geotechnical engineering, rigging and raising, and in the fabrication and construction of timber frame structures, Mullen is a member of the engineering honor society Tau Bata Pi and Phi Kappa Phi national teaching honor society. He is also a member of the Timber Frame Engineers Council of the Timber Framers Guild. Mullen organizes both a fall and spring Timber Frame Field Training Exercise (FTX), each of which is a community service project. Among the many structures he has organized and helped cadets to build are a pavilion at the VMI rifle range, an overhead enclosure at the Lexington city pool, a wayside structure at historic Goshen Pass, and an entire new house for Project Horizon, a local nonprofit dedicated to reducing dating, domestic and sexual violence in Rockbridge County, Virginia.
Lance M. Fujiwara, VMI
VMI's head athletic trainer/director of sports medicine since 1988, Lance Fujiwara has also served as an associate athletic director for the Keydets since 2008. Fujiwara is a certified member of The National Athletic Trainers Association and is also a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Virginia. He is a member of the McCue Sports Medicine Society and serves as a clinical instructor in athletic training for the University of Virginia, Western Carolina University and Longwood University. He is also on the editorial board of the journal Training & Conditioning. Fujiwara has cared for, or directed the care of, thousands of VMI cadet-athletes, faculty and staff, and others who needed his care throughout his career.
This release is courtesy of the SoCon Office of Public Relations. Full bios for the remainder of the honorees may be seen at SoConSports.com.


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The University of Greenwich offers a really great and diverse range of courses for students to pursue. But whilst there is a focus on the academic side, Greenwich is one of those universities that is doing things more actively around employability with their students. Those kinds of activities really help students to focus on the additional skills that employers are looking for and are absolutely key to graduate success. There are still universities that are very academically focused but their students don't always perform in practical ways with assessment centre tasks.
It's really useful to get insight from the Greenwich careers service as to what will work best, in which location and for which students. We need that tangible feedback, it needs to be a two-way conversation.
We do take on non-graduates but the motivation for employing graduates is what you get is an individual who has had the opportunity to specialise and be educated to a really great standard. You've got an individual who has studied to a certain level, they have more experience than those on school leaver programmes, but they still have the raw talent to use the training programme to really develop within the business.
I'd definitely recommend working with the University of Greenwich, particularly if you're looking for students coming out of university with a nice balance of academic focus with a really strong employability ethic.

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How To Write A Professional Email (With Pictures)
How To Write A Professional Email (With Pictures)
How To Write A Professional Email? Writing email properly and correctly is important, it is because email is one of the facilities to communicate that is widely used today.
The advantage of email is that we do not have to exist at the same time as the other person when communicating. The problem is when sending email sometimes people misunderstand the actual intent of the email.
According to a recent study from Sendmail.com it was found that 64% of people who send and receive emails lead to misunderstandings and unintentional confusion. This is because the number of emails that we send and receive.
It's important to write the email properly and correctly. Writing a good and correct email will reduce your time in reading emails and responding to emails faster.
Many say that writing is a skill and like other skills it takes practice.
So how to write email properly and correctly?
Stages in Writing Emails Well and True
Before going into a discussion on this matter, make sure in advance that you already have an email. This tutorial uses the gmail email interface , so for other email users like yahoo or outlook , it looks a little different.
Do not worry, the essence of email writing remains the same, regardless of which email service you use.
Learn To Whom You Will Email
When you want to send an email, the first thing you should know is the recipient's email address. Without knowing the recipient's email address you can not send an email to that person.
Look at the picture below:
The To line is filled with the recipient's primary email address. Next on the Cc line is filled with the email address of the copy / email recipient (this section may not be filled if you do not want others to receive the email) and on the Bcc line the same as the Cc line, you are not required to fill this line.
Write Subject Email
After you write the recipient's email address, the next step is to write the Subject / Title of the email you want to send. Write the Subject / Title of the email in accordance with the purpose of sending email.
It can be seen that the picture above is an example of an invitation to attend a seminar. In the first picture the email title looks vague (not written seminar what is meant). While in the second picture, the title looks more complete and clear (there is the name of the seminar event in question).
Write the Greeting Opener
As one of the ethics in sending email, it's good email that you will send begins with greetings opener. The opening greeting does not have to be formal, it depends on the recipient of the email.
Examples of formal opening greetings
Mr / Mrs x
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If you have a good relationship with an email recipient then you can write an informal opening greeting like "Dear MIda" or "Good Morning / Afternoon / Evening".
Write down Goals
Good email always has a clear purpose. When you want to write an email, think for a moment and ask yourself, "Why am I sending this email?". If you can not answer this question, you should not send an email.
Then ask yourself; "Is this email important?". Send an email about something important to show courtesy to the recipient of the email. If you have determined your destination, write it on the body email in brief, solid and clear.
Here is an example of email delivery that aims for corporate co-operation:
Write the Conclusion
At the end you can write a closing greeting like, "Yours", "Regards", depending on the situation.
Here's an example of a formal cover:
Best Regards.
Be polite
Many People often think that email looks less formal than traditional mail. But the message you send is a reflection of yourself, so it takes a certain level of formality depending on the recipient of the email.
If you get in touch with email recipients, you can use informal Languages and common abbreviations. And vice versa if you want to send an email to someone who has not known well use formal language.
The recipient may decide to print the email and share it with others, so being polite in emailing is important.
Correction of Writing
Before you hit the "send" button, take a moment to revisit your email because spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors occur at the time of writing. Your email message reflects your image, so you may look bad if you send a message that contains a typo.
As you correct, pay close attention to the length of your email. People are more likely to read short emails than long and long-winded, so make sure to write your emails as short as possible, without excluding the information you want to convey.
Remember that the email you send is a reflection of yourself. So write the email briefly, dense and clear, then imagine how others can interpret the tone of your message. Be polite and always correct what you have written before clicking the "send" button.
That's how to write an email properly and correctly, if anyone wants to ask do not hesitate to ask.


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text: Source: (2012) Sage. E-beulletin. (July) #2The following is an overview of one small, special occasion where this exploration is taking place under the banner of Transforming Communities. In a neighbourhood in the east end of Ottawa called Vanier, the Transforming Communities initiative began as a series of round table processes in 2010. Based on round table discussions which identified challenges in the local community of Vanier, a series of trainings was organized in 2011 by Transforming Communities convenors. The trainings that began in winter 2011 continued through spring 2012, with sessions on round table processes, non-violent parenting, intercultural communication, conflict resolution in schools, crime in the community, and an introduction to restorative circles. The series of sessions culminated in a three day intensive training in Restorative Justice led by the esteemed Rev. Dr. Pierre Allard and Fr. Philip Landenne from June 6-8. It was the privilege of this community member to take part in the three day training, and to have the opportunity to share some insights from the experience.(excerpt)


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Buddha was probably born in Nepal, but he went to India to find illumination and to start there his first community around the 5-th century B.C. MAHAYANA and VAJRAYANA schools were the most important small congregations.
Newari people copyied the Indian Gupta and Pala styles with the peregrinations of monks. They faithfully tryied to learn the Buddhist doctrine, and monks made a pligrimage to the famous and holy places where the Buddha had lived. Sometimes they studied a long part of their life, and went to the university of Nalanda, where they bought before coming back a small statue or an amulet as a model to copy and enlarge later.
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Week 50, 2012
I just came inside from a glorious morning walk around the farm. Here is today's state-of-the-farm report. It has been a mild, dry first half of the last month of the year, and the animals are still out grazing. This is good – more time on pasture equals less expensive stored feed. The milking cows are way up the hill by middle road; just Alma, Clara and Juniper left to calve. The draft horses are in the same area, grazing a mix of pasture and corn stover. They are largely idle now except for a bit of plowing; I'm looking forward to doing some logging with them next month. The dairy heifers and dry cows are on Long Pasture where the coarse grass has turned palatable. Jenny and Liam took a roadtrip this week to pick up a new Jersey bull. He's in the bullpen now, ready to join the cows. The sheep are cleaning up the ditch and laneway between Superjoy and Monument fields. The flock of 17 has been enormously useful against weeds. The ram, Rambo, returned today from breeding duty on another farm. The dairy calves are under the protection of the east barn's shed roof. We have increased the milk ration for the calves this year and oh how they have grown. The fall-born heifers are already big, robust girls. The boar and his ladies are next to the calves, under the same roof. Black Diamond's romantic moves are a great source of entertainment during calf chores, as pig love is just as awkward as you might imagine. It also appears to be totally exhausting, for the boar at least. He looks about as done in as a Chippendale at a Tupperware convention. The non-breeding pigs are still in the woods just north of the cabins, but their numbers are decreasing quickly. They are perfect slaughter weight now, so pork is going into the walk-in freezer just as fast as possible. Hens are stationed in the barnyard for the winter, in both greenhouses, with a run to the outside. Sorry egg production was so poor last week, members. The older flock is molting (which means their energy is going toward making new feathers and not eggs) and production for the younger flock was disrupted by the move; we made some adjustments to the feed ration, and gave them additional light in the greenhouse, and production should bounce back quickly. Last but not least, the beef herd is still happily grazing the fields near the lake. When they are finished or when the weather turns, they will go to the new covered barnyard. Meanwhile, Mark is acting as mission control today for a project of NASA-level complexity, moving 210 bales of haylage to the barnyard from the leased acres on Middle Road. The bales are wrapped in plastic that must not be punctured, or the feed will go bad. The tractor and truck traffic along the driveway is insane! Inside, Steve Blood's fingers are flying through thousands of financial transactions, getting all of the farm's financial transactions into QuickBooks. Soon the computer will spit out the answers to my money-related questions. And in the kitchen, I'm still in love with corn. I got my corn grinder this week (Victoria brand, $60 delivered) so la cucina is fully outfitted, and Jane, 5, is now competent on the tortilla press. We had extremely authentic tacos, and made tortilla chips with the leftovers. I promise a tortilla workshop during distro early in the new year. And that is the fast and poorly punctuated news for this short, bright 50th week of 2012.
-Kristin & Mark Kimball


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Superintendent Jim LaRock announced today that Pipestone National Monument will celebrate Founder's Day on Saturday, August 25, 2007, to commemorate the establishment of both the National Park Service and Pipestone National Monument.
Congress established the National Park Service on August 25, 1916, with thirty-five national parks and monuments administered under the Department of Interior. This year the National Park Service is celebrating its 91st birthday. Pipestone National Monument was added to the system by Congress on August 25, 1937. Today, 391 units make up the National Park System.
The Monument will provide complimentary cake and coffee to visitors at the Pipestone National Monument Visitor Center between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm. The visitor center hours on the 25th will be 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
As a bonus for Monument visitors, the winners of the first annual photography contest will be on display in the visitor center. Sponsored by the Friends of Pipestone National Monument, this contest promotes interest and enjoyment of the scenic beauty of the Monument, as well as offering prizes for the winning entries. Stop in to enjoy the many different photographs of the Monument. Members of the Friends group will be on hand to answer any questions about the contest, or on how to become a Friend of the Monument.
To promote the Monument's Junior Ranger program there will be free admission on Founder's Day to all youth, and their families, who participate in this program. Upon completion of an activity sheet, participants will receive a certificate and an official Junior Ranger badge. In addition, all youth receiving a Junior Ranger badge will be eligible to enter a raffle to win a Pipestone National Monument Annual Pass. The Pass will admit the youth and all family members for one full year. The Junior Ranger program educates youth on the Monument's cultural and natural resources.


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Since the Budget, I have read with interest the speculation over the withdrawal of the current top rate of tax of 50 per cent. The language used often describes the rate as "only temporary" but, to date, no firm date for removal has been made and if I were the Chancellor, I would not be in a hurry either to announce one either.
The fragile economic position and continued debt repayment requirements mean Government revenue streams need to be maintained for as long as possible.
A quick glance at some data issued by the National Office of Statistics demonstrates the success of 50 per cent tax initiative. Align this to the significant reduction in the ability for clients to make pension contributions and you see an increase in tax taken and less relief granted.
According to figures from the Office of National Statistics, there are expected to be around 300,000 additionalrate taxpayers and 3.7 million higher-rate taxpayers generating around £100bn in income tax compared with 25 million basic-rate taxpayers generating £62bn in income tax this year.
If we break the numbers down further, the typical additional-rate taxpayer is contributing on average £150,000 in income tax. This equates to an average taxable income of £300,000, meaning the additional 10 per cent of tax is generating an extra £4.5bn in tax.
If we compare this with the significantly bigger pool of basic-rate taxpayers then the average income tax take is reduced to below £3,000.
This may help explain why the Government is so nervous around disguised remuneration and other planning strategies which remove income from the system for top-earners. The impact of advice on this sector of taxpayers can have significant impact on their revenues.
This segment of the population has been well served by the adviser community and will continue to be so after the RDR but the opportunities to be creative are constantly challenged by anti-avoidance legislation and reductions in thresholds.
Returning to the statistics, replacing nearly £5bn in revenue would be no easy feat given other "commitments" by the Government such as the introduction of a personal allowance of £10,000.
There are around 60 million people in the UK, of which half do not pay any sort of income tax, so raising the zero threshold at one end and reducing the amount taken at the other looks like a significant challenge.
A significant proportion of the 30 million people paying no income tax must therefore be surviving on incomes below the proposed limit of £10,000 which is aligned to research available from www.minimum incomestandard.org. The reliance on state support for many to receive benefits to be above the poverty line again adds further pressure on the Government pursestrings.
It is this backdrop which further underlines the need for your clients to continue to receive advice on the impacts of immediate tax take and what the future might look like.
The impact of fiscal drag, meaning more clients fall into additional tax brackets or start to pay tax where previously they would not, can be demonstrated by looking at inheritance tax and capital gains tax rates. Revenues may have fallen but static thresholds such as the nil-rate band and lifetime allowance, will, over time, pull more people into the tax regime, so some tax is paid by more people rather than more tax by fewer people.
Planning early to create strategies using multiple investment wrappers which can provide flexibility in both the accumulation stage and decumulation stage will underline the move to a more holistic approach to advice and continue the move further away from an isolated product sale.
Phil Carroll is head of financial planning at Skandia


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Dr. Stephen Blank
Senior Research Associate, North American Center for Transborder Studies, ASU
He holds a BA from Dartmouth College, MA from Cambridge University and MA and PhD from Harvard and taught in universities for more than 40 years. He held full time positions in the University of Pittsburgh's Political Science Department (1967‐74) and Pace University's Lubin School of Business (1986‐2006). He has been a visiting professor at Yale's School of Organization and Management, the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration at Dartmouth (Visiting Professor 1981‐89), the University of Toronto (Claude Bissell Visiting Professor of US‐Canada Relations), Dalhousie University, the University of British Columbia, the International University of Japan, Columbia University's School of Public and International Affairs and HEC‐Montreal.
Stephen Blank directed the Council for European Studies (a Ford Foundation‐funded inter‐university consortium) from 1968 to 1974, and headed a division on research on multinational corporations at The Conference Board from 1975 to 1979.
In 1978, he was a founding partner of Multinational Strategies, Inc, an international management consultancy and in 1985, of Stephen Blank Associates. Blank continues to consult on international business issues, most recently with Kansas City, Missouri's Office of International Affairs and Trade on the city's North American trade strategy.
He has written widely on Canada and North American developments and appears frequently on Canadian radio and television and as speaker at conferences and meetings. He has toured Canada for the United States Information Serviceʹs American Participant Program. From 1991 to 1998, he headed Canadian Programs at the Americas Society‐Council of the Americas. He served as Managing Director of the PanAmerican Partnership for Business Education, an alliance of four North American business schools, in 1997‐2004. Stephen Blank is the author or co‐author of eleven books and many articles.
Blank was a Council on Foreign Relations International Affairs Fellow and scholar in residence at the Villa Serbeloni, the Rockefeller Foundation's study center in Bellagio, Italy. In 2004‐05, he was a Fulbright Distinguished Professor associated with the Chair of United States Economic and Political Studies in the Unversity of Montreal's Centre for International Study and Research.
Dr Blank is Senior Research Fellow, North American Center for Transborder Studies at Arizona State University and Adjunct Research Scholar, Center for Energy, Marine Transport and Public Policy at Columbia University. He is a member of the Board of Advisors of the Mexican Cultural Institute of New York and the Professional Advisory Council ofthe G8 Research Group. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. In 2002, Dr. Blank was awarded L'Ordre National du Quebec by the Government of Quebec.
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Last night at the dojang
Last night at taekwondo there were two brand new students in the class along with me and the two master. The new students were young women – in their early twenties – wearing straight-out-of-the-bag dobok (uniforms), complete with creases, and white belts. It was a little strange to be the senior student, not just in terms of age but in experience too.
I arrived late because of work, did a few warm up exercises by myself, then joined in with a bit of punching practice. Then we did some simple kicking exercises. The new girls, having started the class earlier, finished earlier than me and went home. I carried on with some further kicking exercises – like a front-roundhouse-side kick combination that I'd done once before. I also practised taegeuk 1-jang and 2-jang – apparently, I will be tested for blue belt at the end of the month.
At the end of my training, I spent a few minutes talking to I Sabeomnim. She told me the new students had told her on a snowboarding trip together that they thought taekwondo was easy. I suggested we do sparring next lesson. I also asked whether she thought the new girls would be interested in English lessons. She said one of them was studying English at university, and she would ask her.
The new schedule at work is basically the same as the morning schedule we were doing in January, but starting at 4pm instead of 9am. Except that there is one class of kindergarteners (I think – they're very young, anyway) that starts at 2:30 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday – and I have to teach them. Yesterday, I arrived at work at two o'clock and the fifth floor where the staff room is was closed, so I had to get a key from the admin staff on the fourth floor.
I'm starting what will hopefully be a habit of giving students detention for being noisy in class. This will take the form of lines: 'I will be quiet in class' x 50 or 100 or whatever I deem appropriate. I gave a few such detentions yesterday and, unfortunately, the students in question were fairly blasé about it. Little bastards.
On a positive note, I have a few more of the older classes now – consisting of older middle school students. These classes can be pretty painful because the students are very quiet – but they can also be quite relaxing compared to a class full of rowdy elementary school students. And – a lot of these older students are girls – which is nice; they seem to respond well to me – even if that just means giggling.


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My dear sweet heavenly father, I come to you today
with faith and hope; I ask, send an angel Mama's way.
I know her time is near and soon you'll take her home
to stroll across the streets of gold where other angels roam.
When a family member is dying, the whole family is plunged into despair. It is heartbreaking to see a once active relative lying in a hospital bed hooked up to machines. It is hard to imagine that this is the same individual who was previously so active and full of life. It may feel strange and uncomfortable to spend time with a loved one when they are dying. Most of us feel uncomfortable in the hospital filled with the smells of sickness and death. However, there may be an opportunity to share a moment that you treasure for the rest of your life.
My dear sweet heavenly father, I come to you today
with faith and hope; I ask, send an angel Mama's way.
I know her time is near and soon you'll take her home
to stroll across the streets of gold where other angels roam.
In my mom's final hours, I found this poem. I read it to her then, and I read it at her funeral. Words really couldn't express my pain. She put me through a lot. There were a lot of good...
My eyes fill with tears,
And I could hardly see.
This cancer is stealing my father,
Slowly away from me....
This poem is so beautiful and so heartfelt. I just lost my father to Alzheimer's. I too was daddy's little girl. And my daddy was my world. I'm so heartbroken, and it's not likely to ever...
You were sick and tired and we all knew
that God would soon come to take you.
You fought so hard, so very long,
but through the pain, you stayed strong.
I found your poem by chance. My husband is drying, and when I read it the first time I could not stop the tears from rolling down my face. He was having difficulty letting go, and i decided...
Fading away, vibrant color to hue.
Fading away, disappearing from view.
Heartbreaking symptoms, watched by heartbroken eyes.
A face filled with sorrow, a chest full of sighs.
Do not weep for me, for I will soon be gone.
My body may die, but my soul will live on.
Perhaps up to heaven, maybe eternity,
or be reborn as another, when I am set free.
Watching my 17-year-old friend pass killed me. Although you are gone, you haven't left my memory. Although you're still here, I miss you every day. I know you are watching over me, but...
Sometimes I wish I could rewind my life,
To think about all my actions one more time,
And to think about all the people I hurt.
I knew all the pain would one day come back to haunt me,...
This poem is amazing. It touched my heart in so many ways. It reminds me of my mother and sister.. I miss them very dearly, and we never got to say goodbye.. But we still remember her because...
So many thoughts I would like to say
As I lie in silence another day
People come, people go
I am alone with my thoughts you know
Thank you for sharing this. This in someway gave me an insight of what my mum went through when she was in the last stages of dying. there were many things I didn't understand in my mother's...
I just wanted
you to know
how much I wanted to be there to watch
you grow....
I'm sorry for your loss, but I know how you feel. It was nice of you to tell the story but also sad to read it.
Death...I know you're always with us,
Wandering discretely in the background.
Watching...waiting...biding your time,
Ignored, for you make no sound.
I like your poem :) I am always afraid of dying. And every time I am reminded of death it send shivers down my spine and I always cry. But now I realize that we should not be afraid of death....
She played a different role in all our
lives, a mother, a sister, and a
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What makes a sports "hero?"
The term "hero" is used quite a bit when referring to athletes, but are athletes really "heroic?"
There are a few performances in sports legend that certainly are worthy of consideration… We're reminded of Willis Reed in the 1970 NBA championship who, despite a painful injury, entered game seven just long enough to get his team fully inspired towards victory. Another classic moment was a severely hobbled Kirk Gibson stepping in against the most dominant pitcher in baseball (Dennis Eckersley) in game one of the 1988 World Series and crushing perhaps the most unlikely home run ever. How about Lance Armstrong continuing winning at bike racing despite his fight with cancer, or Floyd Landis who (testosterone enhanced or not) won the Tour de France on a badly damaged hip? There was Terrell Owens' gallant, painful, effort in a losing cause in the 2004 Super Bowl, and Ronnie Lott's willingness to amputate one of his fingers to be able to play in the 1985 Super Bowl… painful, yes… heroic… probably.
Sports history is laden with heroic performances in the face of pain and adversity, but we'd like to share a bit about one of our personal heroes here at S2ki… Honda racing legend Alex Zanardi.
Zanardi had reason to fear automobiles. When he was a child, Alex' beloved sister was killed in an automobile accident cutting short her promising swimming career, yet by the time he was 13, he was racing carts. By age 22, Zanardi was competing and winning in the Italian Formula 3 series. Four years later, he had advanced to the pinnacle of motor sports, Formula One.
Right out of the box, he had trouble. A devastating crash while qualifying for the 1993 Belgian Grand Prix put Zanardi in the hospital and ended his season. Although his recovery would take quite a long time, he wouldn't let it end his career… Still injured at the beginning of the '94 F1 season, he was without a ride. An injury to Pedro Lamy gave him a chance to get back behind the wheel, but reliability problems with his Lotus didn't allow him much success, and by '95 he no longer had a team willing to employ him.
He didn't give up…
Spending most of the '95 season racing sports cars, Alex continued to look for a sponsor to put him back behind the wheel of a world class race car. Chip Ganassi and CART came calling… the rest is open wheel history. Rookie of the year in '96 (and perhaps the most famous "pass" in Laguna Seca history) CART Champion for '97 and '98, and the originator of the "post race victory burn-out", Zanardi was a huge fan favorite.
Bolstered with new confidence… Zanardi returned to F1 in 1999, but his success did not follow him. Although signed for three years, team owner Frank Williams fired Zanardi in 2000 and replaced him with newcomer Jenson Button.
Unfazed, Zanardi returned to Champ Car to pick up where he'd left off. On September 15th 2001, in Brandenburg Germany, at the hastily renamed "American Memorial 500" (it was only four days after 9/11) tragedy met with Zanardi again. Leading the race in the closing laps, Zanardi was re-entering the track following a pit stop. He spun into the path of another car travelling at over 200MPH. When he awoke in his hospital bed, both his legs were gone.
Most auto racers would consider their carrers over with the loss of both legs… not Alex.
In 2002, he was back at the track waving the checkered flag for the race in Toronto. By 2003, he was back behind the wheel with the aid of hand operated brakes and accelerator. He went back to the track that nearly took his life and turned in a run that would have qualified him fifth for the race that weekend.
He was not only back behind the wheel, he was actually competitive!
On August 24th 2005 at the World Touring Car Championship, the comeback had come full circle; Alex Zanardi was back in the winners circle! He celebrated by turning his traditional celebratory donughts which (thanks to him) has become a tradition of American Racing.
Alex has co-written two books about his amazing story: Alex Zanardi: My Story (2004) and Alex Zanardi: My Sweetest Victory (2004).
A race car driver who managed to continue driving and winning without his legs… that's our idea of a hero.
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The Probability Of Nonsense In Science: Complexity & Verification
This is a work in progress, and today is a busy day. This is just for fun and for you to play with.
The more complex the field of study, the more likely that any result, finding, or theory in that field is wrong. I am only considering science, i.e. that which explains and is subject to empirical verification. I exclude fields such as ethics, morality, philosophy which are fields that tell us "that empirical verification is a good", and other statements which are not subject to verification.
There are three broad areas, or groupings, of complexity in science. Not uncoincidentally, this laddering also correlates with the fields' dependence on statistics for evidence, from most to least. The groups are also, from least to most, though somewhat more loosely, ordered by connections with observation via prediction.
- Behavioral: Education, Sociology, Politics, Psychology.
- Biological: Economics, Evolutionary Psychology, Psychiatry, Neurology, Medicine (doctoring), Genetics
- Physical: Climatology, Meteorology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, Mathematics
The demarcations between these areas are not abrupt, nor is the ordering within each group anything more than a crude, but still somewhat useful, guide.
Some explanation is needed. Why is Physics, the mother of all sciences, the field requiring the biggest brains, listed near the end and is therefore one of the least complex fields? Because Physics is not complicated in the sense I mean complex.
Physicists study the fundamental properties of the universe, it's true, but it's also so that these basics are not complex. They are amazingly difficult to comprehend, yes, but not convoluted. If under your consideration is just the interaction between two electrons, themselves encased in forces that are as precisely defined as possible, then your world view is narrow, constrained, and quite simple. It might be true, and usually is, that this simplicity is difficult to express and to understand, and that to reach this bare pinnacle requires years dedicated to its singular purpose, but that does not render the process under consideration complex in the sense we use that word here. We are only talking about what electron A and electron B will do in strikingly limited terms.
Too, the physicist has ample opportunity to verify his theories. If, under the circumstances he explicated, electron A goes where he predicted it to go, and electron B behaves as he expected, then the physicist has learned that the theory he entertained is probably right—but only probably. But if the particles go their own way, then the physicist must also venture down a new path and toss out or modify his theory. This deep, lasting, and intimate connection with observation is what keep physics honest.
Engineering tops physics because this field is defined as all sciences exposed completely and continuously to reality. It is less complex in the sense that the rules which govern the field are more worked out in advance, but it is also more complex in that engineering implies building something for human use, and human behavior is the most difficult thing of all to predict. More on that in a moment.
I cheated by putting Mathematics as the field which gives us our most certain beliefs, because math is not a science. Mathematics more properly belongs to philosophy. If you think not, and since science is that which is testable, try empirically verifying that, say, a triangle's interior angles sum to 180o or that, in reality, (if I may abuse the notation) alpeh0 < aleph1, which is to say one kind of infinity is larger than another kind of infinity. Report back to me when you reach aleph0. Math is used in science and openly, but so are the other areas of philosophy and ethics, etc. It is just that these other branches more typically remain unacknowledged.
Now, a chemist can tell us with great precision what will happen when Na hits H2O, but his, or any other scientist's, ability to predict what John Smith (43) of Cleveland, OH will have for lunch next week Thursday is no better than any unschooled layman. The conceit of the sociologist is to abandon the question and substitute for it one which he believes he can answer: what will the "average person" will eat for lunch in OH. Enter statistics, through which, perhaps (but only perhaps), the sociologist can build a model which will do slightly better than just guessing. And only do better if the prediction is not too far out into the future. Or where the circumstances do not change, it being more of less a mystery what those circumstances are.
Plus the sociologist probably won't bother to verify his model: won't use it to make actual predictions. And neither will most of the educationists, psychologists, and so forth. Of course I do not mean all sociologists etc. nor do I claim the fields are sterile.
It is just that the probability of speaking nonsense is greater the more complex the field and the further that field is from empirical verification. Which is why climatology, which is simpler than meteorology, ranks below that field because climatology is further from empirical verification.
Note: I tried everything I could think of to get the HTML to properly render the Hebrew letter aleph: render it it would, but it would put it in strange places, nowhere near where I put it, and super- or sub-scripted at random.
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Hmmm…. you speak as if you know all of those areas well. Don't you think one would need to know an area to appreciate it? An engineering colleague would tell me that statistics or mathematics is very complex, and I think the opposite.
> I tried everything I could think of to get the HTML to properly render the Hebrew letter aleph: render it it would, but it would put it in strange places, nowhere near where I put it
Recently I was playing with Unicode (in text files, not HTML), and had similar problems with all Hebrew letters. It took me a while to realize it's probably something "helpfully" rendering Hebrew (and Arbabic) right-to-left and my other characters left-to-right. I suspect HTML does something similar.
I think the complexity issue would be better served by starting with the Comtean Pyramid and working from there. No need to re-invent the wheel.
The further one advances up the Science Pyramid (Comte's as modified), the more dependent one becomes on the lower tiers being 'sound' and the less amiable to observation phenomena become. That last is the important part, it is not that verification is itself more complex per se but that observation to perform verification is difficult and becomes complex. The result is that at a certain point verification becomes less about determining if the theory is correct and more about determining if the observations are correct.
There are more rules to remember in chemistry than in math.. Math is, potentially, self evident whereas the periodic table of elements is not. In that sense I agree with your assessment of complexity.
I think there may be too many "sciences" though. Climate science, as it is practiced, is one application of predictive analytics.. Much of sociology is as well. Unfortunately these fields don't seem to know this, and so publish results that are missing the most important pieces of information. (forecast skill, for example)
A great sentence:
"Physicists study the fundamental properties of the universe, it's true, but it's also so that these basics are not complex. They are amazingly difficult to comprehend, yes, but not convoluted."
Complexity is not a synonym for "difficult to comprehend."
I'm thinking it is not the complexity of the knowing, but the complexity of the known. That is why to the physicist, the criterion of beauty is an elegant simplicity: when many things are explained by a few things. But this means that the objects of physics are simple: inanimate objects acting under determinate laws. Hence, the motions of falling bodies, of electricity in a circuit, of light through a lens, and so on. It is the object being studied that is simple, not the methods used to study it.
Chemistry's objects are a little less simple and a full knowledge of chemistry is not exhausted by a knowledge of the underlying physics. There are things emergent on the molecular level that cannot be predicated at the atomic or subatomic levels. This is what we used to call "formal causation." But the objects of chemistry are still inanimate and still behave in predictable ways. Na+Cl gives you table salt. It never gives you nuclear fusion.
Biology's objects are more complex still and knowledge of them is not exhausted by knowledge of chemistry and physics. Living organisms are animate and have inner drives that move them in ways not strictly predicated on external physics. That is, a petunia is a bag of chemicals; but it is not only a bag of chemicals. At the higher reaches, biology begins to deal with objects who are subjects; that is, with motives and purposes: to locate prey, to build a nest, etc.
The objects of the social sciences are the most complex of all; viz., human beings. People are biological organisms (and bags of chemicals, and physical objects), but they are not only these things. You may drop a sack of potatoes from an airplane or a human being from an airplane, and both will follow the same laws of falling bodies. The difference is that the sack of potatoes will not object to the experience.
But physics envy leads social science practitioners to suppose they are looking for the same kinds of laws as those uncovered by Ampere and Maxwell. Foiled of this for the obvious reasons, their resort to [often bad] statistics leads to confusion: That members of a group measure out to a certain average because they are members of the group; whereas in reality, the group presents such an average because of the qualities of those individuals who are assigned membership in it.
I love the way that economists have tried to convince themselve that they are a hard science and not a social science. They have math! Social sciences don't have math.
But then they get lost in their math. Frequently the income (or output or price…) is dependent on some parameter that cannot be observed (e.g. the Keynsian multiplyer) and a generation of economists can argue over the size (or sign) of the perameter and never question the assumptions the theory is built upon.
First principles:
The fundamental theorem of arithmetic: Every natural number greater than 1 can be written as a unique product of prime numbers
The fundamental theorem of algebra: Every polynomial equation of degree n with complex number coefficients has n complex roots.
The theorem of calculus: If f is continuous on the closed interval [a,b] and F is the antiderivative of f on [a,b], then the definite integral of f(x) from a to b is F(b) – F(a).
Fundamental Theorem of Finance: Security prices exclude arbitrage if and only if there exists a strictly positive value functional, under the technical restrictions that the space of portfolios and the space of contingent claims are locally convex topological vector spaces and the positive cone of the space of contingent claims is compactly generated, that is, there exists a compact set K of X (not containing the null element of X ) such that C = {x ? X : x ? 0} = U ?K for ?>= 0
Mr. Doug M, what was that last sentence again?
I don't see how this can be a useful notion of the term "complex."
Just like the number line is everywhere dense, nature is everywhere complex. There are always an infinite number of theories that will fit the experimental data. Some more complex than others. Our use of Occam's Razor to decide between theories is a convention–an assumption. Occam's Razor places no restriction on nature herself, only on how we have agreed that we will try and describe her to each other. That predictions can be made using simple concepts is fortunate, but we (should) make no pretense about our simple theories actually being true. Nature can still be as complex as she wants to be. Another way of saying this is that: All scientific theories are wrong, but some are useful. (With apologies to George Box.)
George: it's much easier to test a predictive model for acceleration of a Titan rocket than to test a predictive model for "happiness".
Take standardized test scores: are they a measure of intelligence? Are they a measure of good teaching? Are they a measure of social conformity? Are they a measure of institutional aptitude?
I almost failed a high school typing class. At the time I could type over 100 WPM, having been in front of a keyboard since the age of 4 (she was a dumb terminal, and I tried seducing her with the word "beer"). I received a 50%, the lowest passable grade, for that class. What was it my grade measured? What force, or collection of forces, are represented by my miserable grade 12 typing grade? The "true" answer is that I preferred to do other things during typing class, and so expended the minimal effort required to obtain a credit.
The key issue is that in the softer sciences a number may be used in such a way that 1 + 1 != 2. My 50% typing grade is not neccesarily equivalent to someone else's 50% typing grade (I could type, the other could not).
The rot sets in when those claiming to be scholars in behavioral fields (particularly education) set forth to verify their conjectures by using statistics.
Anyone can collect and analyze numbers. Managing the collection in such a way that the data which represents some activity is reproducible is not so easy.
In my reading, educational researchers tend to make short work of their establishment of protocols and controls for unobserved variables. There seems to be an assumption that any experiment will provide valid results. Protocols change during the experiment; questionable assumptions are made; the Dearborn effect is not provided for; the research tends not to be reproducible. Double blind studies are exceedingly difficult to set up and administer. Other objections also apply to many education research papers.
What ends up being published is worse than useless.
And Doug M: you have the fundamental theorem of Algebra wrong. Every polynomial of degree n with complex coefficients has a root. Look at any proof. It is a corollary that you can factor the roots out, one at a time.
For the apeph (alef) characters, try this:
ℵ₀ and ℵ₁
In case the above gets rendered, the aleph is character 8501 in UTF-8 and the subscripted 0 and 1 characters are 8320 and 8321. For all three of them, precede the number by an ampersand and a number-sign, and follow it by a semi-colon.
After reading through the postings, I can only laugh at myself for the way my engineering brain insists on reducing everything to an overly simple underlying principle. In this case, I find the underlying principle to be "people do what they are paid to do".
All the fields of science being categorized in complexity have one thing in common – they are all occupied by humans. Most of the humans seriously engaged in these fields are paid to do so. The payment may be from a salary, book sales, commissions, grants, etc. The form of payment is the largest determinator of results.
For example, suppose you are interested in understanding a certain aspect of human behavior. This human behavior has important consequences. You find three professionals very seriously engaged in studying and understanding this behavior: a researcher with a government grant, an author writing a book, and an actuary. Do you think these three people will uncover the same truth?
Engineering complexity comes out of the need to remain conscious of the magnitude of uncertainties and other "unknowns". Engineering "codes" attempt to simplify the inclusion of those things into design, construction and operation; in a very general way.
However, one cannot Engineer properly from those codes alone. Stuff will work and it may be deemed "sufficient" (aka "mediocre"). But it is necessary to understand the origins and nature of the "safety factors" (which are frequently non-obvious) incorporated into design or one becomes imprisoned by the codes; unable to improve products or production, resulting in inefficiency and uncompetitiveness against those who do understand and can make things without compromise in integrity or utility, by addressing relevance and the ability to reduce the magnitude of uncertainties as well as exposure to unknowns.
Paramount to Engineering is that stuff must work. It must work reliably. It must be reasonably safe to use. It must be affordable.
None of those paramount objectives seem applicable in the "virtual sciences" of e.g. climatology.
Dear Briggs, it appears that you only learned classical physics (you know, the type where apples fall on heads and someone invents gravity). While it is true that things like the Special Theory of Relativity are based on a very few basic assumptions, there is a new branch called QED (Quantum Electro-Dynamics) that gets very strange and causes arguments about how statistically alive or dead cats are among us physicists. Your example of electrons and their interactions fits right into this branch. In this case, physics is more related to philosophy than the older classical views. Is light (or an electron) a particle or a wave? You will only know when you measure it! (There's that pesky human observer getting into the picture again.)
Now when you take chaotic equations of physical states, combine them with numerical methods and program them into a computer, you get the field of climatology. Oh, and I forgot to mention you need to add plenty of tuning factors. After all, the measurements you are trying to replicate have errors that need adjustments to make them agree with the original physics, not the other way around.


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I stumbled on James Baldwin by accident. More than 20 years ago. So I neither knew nor cared about his politics or his sexual orientation. All I knew after 30 or 40 pages into his novel Giovanni's Room was that I'd found a gifted writer. That last detail – the writing quality – is all that matters to me when selecting what books to read. Now, 20 years later, a Wikipedia search reveals all kinds of curiosities about
the writer, nothing that changes my impression of his stellar writing ability, but certainly details that must've been hardships for him growing up in Harlem in the 1950s. I say 'hardships' but it might be just as valid to say 'catalysts' for his works. African-American, gay, a Pentecostal preacher who later rejects faith yet never quite affirms atheism, recognizes that religion both influenced his writing and inspired some African-Americans to defy oppression, and yet embraces a lifestyle religion condemns, and so on. As conflicted as his life must've been, so are his characters.
Giovanni's Room is one such example. It reads like both a published confession and an exposé about the societal fringes of
in the 1950s, where, incidentally, Baldwin lived for a number of years. In the novel, gigolos are commonplace and desperate people barter for companionship. David, the protagonist, meets Giovanni on something akin to a dare and realizes he has only repressed the homosexual urges he thought he'd outgrown. His letters to his father in Paris Brooklyn don't generate the sympathy or the financial aid he hoped they would, so David borrows money from Jacques, a middle-aged gay who fancies young boys.
David rarely writes to his betrothed Hella, and when she eventually returns from
to be with him, she doesn't know about his relationship to Giovanni. David eventually breaks it off with Giovanni, sending Giovanni into a quiet rage, later manifested when he kills his gay employer, Guillaume, who'd asked for sexual favors in return for his employment. Spain
Although Hella is more than willing to help and comfort him, David tries to deal with his ambivalence alone. He fails and Hella discovers his infidelity. This makes her mistrust and even despise him. So David finds himself alone, guilt-ridden and haunted with the vision of Giovanni being taken from this world by the executioner's blade.
The Fire Next Time is essentially two substantial essays, exceptionally expressed and stirring. What he describes and the remedies he proposes are both heart-wrenching and insightful. I recently saw him on an old black & white video debating William F. Buckley Jr. at
. His eloquence and commentary were poignant throughout. Incidentally, the title of this book derives from a line in a Negro spiritual: Cambridge University
God gave Noah the rainbow sign
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Baldwin novel Another Country, as with Giovanni's Room, is well written but tragic – no real hero, just reckless lifestyles and subsequent regrets. Simple joys lay interspersed throughout an otherwise sad promenade of people struggling with themselves, their races, racism, and their relationships with one another. Yet these moments don't account for much, generally happening only after that reckoning day when the affair is exposed or confessed to or the suicide demands reflection of those who knew the deceased.
I paid a buck for this particularly old paperback copy at a local used bookstore, later learning this was a "Thirteenth Dell printing – April, 1965", (five months before I was born). It appeared in mint condition, but once I brought it home, its stalwart shape and sheen turned out to be a mere façade. The yellowed pages, brittle and as dry as expired flour, cracked and broke like frozen butterfly wings. By chapter three, the cover, or the sail as I prefer to think of it, tore away. I grabbed the Scotch tape and did the best I could to extend the vessel's journey. Yet rounding the Cape of the Final Stretch, as we find Eric naked in his rented garden, watching his lover Yves emerge from the Mediterranean spray below, with my curator-like devotion, I caught the back cover dangling from the spine like a broken rudder and set the boat, capsized fashion, on the top shelf of my closet, where it shall remain a fragile relic of a regrettable chapter in American History.
I should note that about five particularly graphic sex scenes are contained herein, three of which are homoerotic, namely between men. I generally don't care for sex scenes, and while Baldwin goes well beyond the mechanics of the act and writes just as much about the mess swimming in the participants' heads (and I might add in a piercing and emotionally moving way), there were moments when I was tempted to skim. Still, if I run across anything else by
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The City has been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the last 14 years.
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We all know that college is busy and stressful on a daily basis. From time to time, however, we encounter the phenomenon known as "Hell Week," where everything and anything seems to fall all from Monday through Friday. In honor of many of my friends passing through their own hell weeks and my own hell week coming up soon, I've documented below the generalized 5 stages of hell week.For those of you who have yours coming up soon as well, good luck.
1. The Realization
The first stage is a tricky one, since it actually starts the Friday before. It usually takes until midnight on Friday for denial to exit and realization to kick in. Yes, the week is happening.
2. The Preparation
Once you have accepted the unavoidable, everything is just numbers. Saturday and Sunday are two days, 48 hours, 2880 minutes, or 172,800 precious seconds you receive to prepare for the upcoming week. Nothing else matters but getting ready for tests (did all the teachers collude for 2 major tests to collide on the same day?), getting started on work due later on (even though the rubric still isn't posted) while juggling the work for extracurricular activities (because leadership positions are just as important as the grades).
3. The Wrench
The week is slowly beginning and you're ready to face it all. You've spent sufficient amount of time and money (on coffee and random food) to get to this position, there is no way you are letting it go to waste. It is at this time that you feel as if the Universe has a sadistic sense of humor because in comes the wrench. Sometimes it comes in the form of a surprise quiz or assignment, but I've noticed that it often comes in the form of illness. Because once one person on campus gets sick, everyone gets sick and it just happens to be during their hell week.
4. The (almost) Last Breath
It's Thursday, and yes, the week is almost over, but at this point you cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel. Because due to some cruel fate, there is still something due on the glorious day of Friday and you are pretty sure you're not going to make it, since the last time you checked, you were reading the textbook with your eyes closed.
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It's all done and time to breathe a sigh of relief and victory. Pat yourself on the back because hey, you made it through THE hell week. It's over and you are all set to just relax for a few days. You open your planner only to realize that there is another hell week coming up in about 3 weeks but oh well, there's no point worrying about it now.


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The third way is through social media related to the law firm case management software. One of the most effective platforms in social media is LinkedIn when it comes to finding and keeping the new clients. It is also going to help you to identify the new matters with the clients that you already have. This is because the website is going to feature all of the groups and opportunities for you to share all of the knowledge that you have on particular topics. It is also a great place where you can share the blog posts and links to the articles that you might have written in other places. But you will need to pay attention to all of the rules that the website has about solicitation and offering your local advice. There are plenty of ways that you can share your expertise ethically through the Longshore Case Management System.
You will need to update your LinkedIn profile so that it highlights all of the aspects of your expertise that are going to be very meaningful to your potential clients. The best example of this is that you can join a group like the Tennessee State Courts that will focus on the industry that you serve. This is one of the best ways to advertise your business.


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