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International Conference on Game Theory
Stony Brook, NY, July 20 - 24, 2015
Schedule of Talks
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Monday, July 20
9:00 - 9:45
9:45 - 10:15
10:15 - 10:45
Hau Chan (Stony Brook University) Learning Game Parameters from MSNE: An Application to Learning IDS Games
Ziv Hellman (Bar Ilan University) Sex and Portfolio Investment
Liad Blumrosen (Hebrew U) Networks of Complements
Barna Bako (MTA TKI) Strategic segmentation: creating monopolies can increase welfare
Siddharth Pal (University of Maryland) A simple learning rule with monitoring leading to Nash Equilibrium under delays
Chiara Margaria (Yale University) Dynamic Coordination and Learning
10:45 - 11:15
Shikha Singh (Stony Brook University) Rational Proofs with Multiple Provers
Jean Paul Rabanal (Bates College) A simulation on the evolution of markets: Call Market, Decentralized and Posted Offer
Gaëtan FOURNIER (Paris 1) Hotelling Games on Networks: Efficiency of Equilibria
Gaurab Aryal (University of Chicago) Empirical Contest Models
Zhijian Wang (Zhejiang University) The social cycling in Fixed-Paired Matching Pennies Game
Marco Scarsini (LUISS) Atomic Dynamic Network Games
11:15 - 11:45
Richard E Stearns (University at Albany) Realization Plans for Extensive Form Games without Perfect Recall
Yong Chao (University of Louisville) Nonlinear Pricing with Asymmetric Competition In the Absence of Private Information
11:45 - 13:30
13:30 - 14:15
14:15 - 14:45
14:45 - 15:15
Abhinav Anand (University College Dublin) Foster-Hart Risk and the Too-big-to-Fail Banks
Yangguang Huang (University of Washington) Hybrid Mechanism: Structural Model and Empirical Analysis
Esat Doruk Cetemen (University of Rochester) Dynamic Revenue Maximization on a Network
Jooyong Jun (Bank of Korea) Entry of non-financial firm and competition in the retail payments market
Alex Smolin (Yale University) Optimal Feedback and Wage Policies
Jacopo Perego (New York University) Media Competition and the Source of Disagreement
15:15 - 15:45
Matthias Leiss (ETHZ - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) The Option-Implied Foster-Hart Riskiness
Zhuoqiong (Charlie) Chen (London School of Economics) Spying in Contests
Philip N. Brown (The University of Colorado at Boulder) Optimal Mechanisms for Robust Coordination in Congestion Games
Filomena Garcia (Indiana University and ISEG/UECE) Strategic Complementarities and substitutabilities in R&D networks
Alice Peng-Ju Su (National Taipei University) Information Revelation in the Property Right Theory of the Firms
Artyom Jelnov (Ariel University, Israel) Attacking the Unknown Weapons of a Possible Provocateur: How Intelligence Aects the Strategic Interaction
Ernest Lai (Lehigh University) Meaning and Credibility in Experimental Cheap-Talk Games
15:45 - 16:15
Zhe Wang (Stanford University) Initiation of Merger and Acquisition Negotiation with Two-Sided Private Information
Joyce Delnoij (Utrecht University) Competing first price and second price auctions
Venky Venkateswaran (NYU Stern School of Business) Screening and Adverse Selection in Frictional Markets
Jiabin Wu (University of Oregon) The Political Roots of Inequality and Inefficiency: An Evolutionary Model Under Political Institutions
Heinrich Harald Nax (ETH Zurich) Meritocracy Can Dissolve the Efficiency-Equality Tradeoff: the Case of Voluntary Contributions Games
16:15 - 16:45
16:45 - 17:30
Tuesday, July 21
Jin Yeub Kim (The University of Nebraska-Lincoln) The Economics of the Right To Be Forgotten
Stefan Terstiege (University of Bonn) Gathering information before signing a contract: the case of imperfect information
Dominik Karos (University of Oxford) Innovation Diffusion in Social Networks
Chang Zhao (Stony Brook University) Bargaining Over Property Right Sale with Credible Threat
Sneha Gaddam (University of Leicester) Delegation of Authority in Non-contractible Cost Setting
TAO Wang (SUNY Stony Brook) Information Acquisition, Signaling and Learning in Duopoly
Luis Ortiz (Stony Brook University) Graphical Potential Games
Moshe Hoffman (Harvard) Cooperate without looking: Why we care what people think and not just what they do
Thomas Edward Wiseman (University of Texas at Austin) Too Good to Fire: Non-Assortative Matching to Play a Dynamic Game
Christian Kellner (Uni Bonn) Endogenous ambiguity in cheap talk
Tobias Gesche (University of Zurich) De-biasing strategic communication?
Zibo Xu (Singapore University of Technology and Design) Best-response Dynamics in Zero-sum Stochastic Games
Eric Bahel (Virginia Tech) Stable cost sharing in production allocation games
Yuke Li (Yale University) A Network Approach to International Relations
Younghwan In (KAIST) A new interpretation of the Nash bargaining solution: fictitious play
Russell Golman (Carnegie Mellon University) Good Manners: Signaling Social Preferences
Dai Zusai (Temple University) Best response dynamic in a multitask environment
Sneha Bakshi (University of Texas at Dallas) Cost Enabled Choice of Pricing Rule when Buyers' Information is Private
Dov Samet (Tel Aviv University) The sure thing principle
Eiichiro Kazumori (SUNY at Buffalo) Building the Auction Markets for the World's Premier Risk-Free Securities: A Structural Analysis of the Primary Dealer System in the United States Treasury Auctions.
Alia Gizatulina (University of St. Gallen) Betting on Others' Bets: Unions of Surplus Extraction Mechanisms
Johannes Meya (Goettingen University) Dynamics of Yardstick Regulation: Historical Cost Data and the Ratchet Effect
Yizhou Xiao (Stanford University) Information and Dynamic Trade
Yaron Azrieli (Ohio State University) On the self-(in)stability of weighted majority rules
Francesc Llerena (Rovira i Virgily University (Spain)) On the (in)compatibility of rationality, monotonicity and consistency for cooperative games
Mantas Radzvilas (London School of Economics and Political Science) Team Reasoning and a Rank-Based Function of Team's Interests
Adi Vardi (Tel Aviv University) Truthful Secretaries with Budgets
Yu Chen (Nanjing University) On Decentralizability of Multi-Agency Contracting with Bayesian Implementation
Ting Liu (Stony Brook University) Using clients' rejection to build trust
Till Florian Kauffeldt (University of Heidelberg (Germany)) Games with exogenous uncertainty played by "Knightian" players
Christian Basteck (Technical University of Berlin) The Borda Count and dominance solvable voting games
Tamas Solymosi (Corvinus University of Budapest) Lexicographic allocations and extreme core payoffs in assignment games
Jun Xiao (University of Melbourne) Awarding Scarce Ideas in Innovation Contests
Bruno Salcedo (Pennsylvania State University) Identification of solution concepts for semi-parametric discrete games with complete information
Peter Coughlin (University of Maryland) Probabilistic Voting in Models of Electoral Competition
Yuan Tian (University of Chicago) Strategy-proof and Efficient Fair Scheduling
Wednesday, July 22
Maxim Nikitin (Higher School of Economics) Financially Constrained Lawyers
Anna Rubinchik (University of Haifa) Impulsive decisions: nature or nurture? A stochastic approximation approach
Alexander Matros (University of South Carolina) Contests on Networks
Nicholas Arnosti (Stanford University) Short Lists In Centralized Clearinghouses
Jonas Hedlund (University of Heidelberg) Bayesian signaling
PULKIT KUMAR NIGAM (University of South Carolina) Optimal Lottery for Fundraising: The Organizer's Problem
Igor Letina (University of Zurich) Designing Institutions for Diversity
Mark Schneider (University of Connecticut) Frame Dependent Utility Theory
Norma Olaizola (University of the Basque Country) A unifying model of strategic network formation
Ata Atay (University of Barcelona) Generalized three-sided assignment markets: core and competitive prices
Daeyoung Jeong (The Ohio State University) Cheap Talk and Collective Decision-Making: Voting Rules and Informed Decision Makers
Tomer Siedner (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Risk of Monetary Gambles: An Axiomatic Approach
Ryan Scott Penning (Energid Technologies) Game Theory-Inspired Evaluation of Ground Vehicle Autonomy
Daniel Wood (Clemson University) Vague Messages in Biased Information Transmission: Experiments and Theory
Sophie Bade (Royal Holloway, U of London) Random Serial Dictatorship: The One and Only.
Jeffrey Mensch (Northwestern University) Monotone Persuasion
Jose Francisco Tudon Maldonado (University of Chicago) Price dispersion with ex ante homogeneity: A reassessment of the Diamond paradox
Hau Chan (Stony Brook University) Resource Allocation with Budgets: Optimal Stable Allocations and Optimal Lotteries
Tomasz Michalak (University of Oxford) Spiteful Bidding in the Dollar Auction
Alia Gizatulina (University of St. Gallen) The Genericity of the McAfee-Reny Condition for Full Surplus Extraction in Models with a Continuum of Types
Can Baskent (University of Bath, England) Non-Classical Approaches to the Brandenburger-Keisler Paradox
Yonggyun Kim (Korea Military Academy) Stochastic Dominance of Signals and Reparametrization in Adverse Selection Model
Frank Huettner (HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management) Potential, voting, and power
Amy Greenwald (Brown University) Solving for Best-Responses and Equilibria in Extensive-Form Games with Reinforcement Learning Methods
Mariann Ollar (Univeristy of Pennsylvania, Department of Economics) Privacy Preserving Market Design
Nima Haghpanah (MIT) Reverse Mechanism Design
Pedro Jara-Moroni (Universidad de Santiago de Chile) Rationalizability and Mixed Strategies in Large Games
Wolfgang Kuhle Observing Each Other's Observations in the Electronic Mail Game
Ritesh Jain (The Ohio State University) On the (ir)relevance of anonymity constraints in mechanism design
Mohammad T. Irfan (Bowdoin College) Causal Inference in Game-Theoretic Settings with Applications to Microfinance Markets
Sergio Parreiras (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Drop-out in Small and Large Contests
Holger Herbst (University of Bonn) Pricing Heterogeneous Goods under Ex Post Private Information
Evan Piermont (University of Pittsburgh) Rationalization and Robustness in Dynamic Games with Incomplete Information
Yiming Liu (University of Pittsburgh) Is Reputation Bad?—Loyalty and Competence Trade-off
16:15 - 16:30
16:30 - 17:15
17:15 - 17:30
17:30 - 18:00
18:30 - 22:00
Thursday, July 23
Jorg Spenkuch (Northwestern University) Backward Induction in the Wild: Evidence from the U.S. Senate
Nora Szech (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) Revenues and Welfare in Auctions with Information Release
Alexandros Rigos (University of Leicester) A Beauty Contest with Flexible Information Acquisition
Garth Baughman (Federal Reserve Board) Deadlines and Matching
Najmeh Rezaei Khavas (visiting graduate researcher at UCLA) The optimal group size in microcredit contracts
Kathleen Ngangoue (DIW Berlin) Learning from unrealized versus realized prices
Tsz Ning Wong (Pennsylvania State University) Free Riding and Duplication in R&D
Andrey Malenko (MIT Sloan School of Management) Auction Design with Advised Bidders
Federico Valenciano (University of the Basque Country) The impact of negotiable cost-paying on basic models of network formation
Patrick Harless (University of Rochester) The Importance of Learning in Market Design
Elliot Lipnowski (NYU Stern) Repeated Delegation
Tahereh Rezaei Khavas (Utrecht university) Cultural Differences in Prisoner's Dilemma Game Experiments: Evidence from a Meta-Analysis
Cagil Tasdemir (The Graduate Center of CUNY) The Strategy of Campaigning
Biligbaatar Tumendemberel (Hebrew University) Generalized Third-price Auctions
Aaron Bodoh-Creed (U. of California, Berkeley) Affirmative Action as a Large Contest
Hao Hong (The Pennsylvania State University) Authoritarian Election as an Incentive Scheme
Irina Kirysheva (Nazarbayev University) Optimal Prize Allocation in Contests with Sabotage
Ling Yang (University of Pittsburgh) When Monitoring Hurts: Endogenous Information Acquisition in a Game of Persuasion
Jean-Francois Mercier (McGill University) Rent-Seeking Group Contests with Private Information
Jörg Franke (TU Dortmund) Revenue Maximizing Head Starts in Contests
José Manuel Zarzuelo (The Basque Country University) An axiomatic characterization of the Owen-Shapley spatial power index
Justin Merrill Peterson (University of South Carolina) Blind Stealing Games
Roee Teper (University of Pittsburgh) Learning the Krepsian State: Exploration through Consumption
Lars Peter Metzger (Dortmund University) Alliance formation in contests with incomplete information
Guy Arie (University of Rochester) Intermediary Bargaining for Price-Insensitive Consumers
Xin Zhao (University of Toronto) Information Acquisition in Heterogeneous Committees
Benjamin Schickner (University of Bonn) Dynamic Formation of Teams: When Does Waiting for Good Matches Pay Off?
Chih-Chun Yang (Academia Sinica) Strong belief and weak assumption
Miklos Pinter (Corvinus University of Budapest) A new epistemic model
Friday, July 24
Steven Brams (New York University) How to Divide Things Fairly
Nicholas Arnosti (Stanford University) Auctions, Adverse Selection, and Internet Display Advertising
Josune Albizuri (Basque Country University) A common axiom for classical division rules for claims problems
Jack Anthony Fanning (Brown University) Polarization and delay: uncertainty in reputational bargaining
Britta Hoyer (University of Paderborn) Matching Strategies of Heterogeneous Agents in a University Clearinghouse
Pere Timoner (Universitat de Barcelona) Rationing problems with ex-ante conditions
Wiroy Shin (The Pennsylvania State University) Discrimination in Organizations
Brian Baisa (Amherst College ) A Detail-Free and Efficient Auction for Budget Constrained Bidders
Gabriela Delgadillo (National Polytechnic Institute (I.P.N.)) Computing the Strong Nash Equilibrium For Conforming Coalitions
Ilwoo Hwang (University of Miami) A Theory of Bargaining Deadlock
Francisco Robles (Universitat de Barcelona) One-seller assignment market with multi-unit demands
Jorge Alcalde-Unzu (Public University of Navarre, Spain.) Strategy-proof location of public facilities
XiaoGang Che (Durham University Business School, UK) Auctions versus Sequential Mechanism When Resale is Allowed
Josep M. Izquierdo (Universitat de Barcelona) The core and the bargaining set for convex games
Dongkyu Chang (Yale University) The Role of Commitment and Outside Options in Bargaining
Yannai Aharon Gonczarowski (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Microsoft Research) Cascading to Equilibrium: Hydraulic Computation of Equilibria in Resource Selection Games
Albert Xin Jiang (Trinity University) Resource Graph Games: A Compact Representation for Games with Structured Strategy Spaces (Extended Abstract)
Holly Borowski (University of Colorado) Understanding the Influence of Adversaries in Distributed Systems
Thomas Joseph Rivera (HEC Paris) Regulation and the Structure of Information: The Effects of Peer Monitoring on Capital Adequacy Regulation
Ayca Kaya (University of Miami) Trading dynamics in the market for lemons
Yehuda Levy (University of Oxford) Projections and Functions of Nash Equilibria
Ran Shorrer (Harvard University) A Model of Mechanism Design in the Presence of a Pre-Existing Game
Svetlana Boyarchenko (University of Texas, Austin) Strategic exit with random observations
Jiemai Wu (Washington University in St. Louis) Learning in Persuasion with Multiple Advisors
Yi Chen (Yale University) Strategic Experimentation On A Common Threshold
Anna Zseleva (Maastricht University) Zero-sum games with charges
Cedric Wasser (University of Bonn) Dissolving Partnerships Optimally
Liwen Chen (University of South Carolina) Equilibrium Selection of Public Good Provision Mechanisms
Peter Orman (UNC Chapel Hill) On Bayesian Persuasion with Multiple Senders
Daria Khromenkova (University of Mannheim) Collective Experimentation with Breakdowns and Breakthroughs


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Part 1: Hazmat Management: A Nine-Step Program
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The first step in managing hazardous chemicals and waste is to create an inventory of their location and use. In general, managers should review chemicals workers use in their departments during maintenance and housekeeping activities. The first step is talking to staff involved in any phase of the life cycle of hazardous materials, including the purchase, storage, inventory, use, and disposal of chemicals and products containing hazardous materials.
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Our Top#1 Famous Birthdays Today is for the football player Tom Brady. He's a quarterback who has won Super Bowl MVP Awards –yes, awesome-. Tom Brady was born in California in 1977 and, from Yareah, we wish him and his family all the best in this special day. Happy birthday, Tom Brady!
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VeriSign, Inc. today announced the company will participate in the Internet Society's World IPv6 Day, a 24-hour global "test drive" of IPv6 on June 8, 2011.
Joining the likes of Cisco, Google, Yahoo, and other industry leaders, Verisign will enable global IPv6 connectivity to its corporate website, www.verisigninc.com, on June 8 and thereafter, so that anyone with IPv6 Internet capabilities will be able to access the site. IPv4 traffic access to the site will be unchanged.
"Verisign is committed to ensuring that the critical Internet infrastructure under our stewardship is fully prepared for rapid, wide-scale IPv6 adoption," said Danny McPherson, CSO of Verisign. "To this end, we are very pleased to join the many Web companies, Internet Service Providers and enterprises participating in World IPv6 Day to help ensure a successful transition from IPv4 to IPv6. Working together, we can make 2011 an historic year for ensuring the stability, security and growth of the Internet."
Verisign has been capable of servicing IPv6 queries at the network layer, and supporting IPv6 extensions in the Domain Name System (DNS) itself, for several years. The company is committed to continually expanding its infrastructure to accommodate new capabilities and exceed global demand, including all aspects of full feature and capability parity with IPv4, and an expected co-existence with IPv4 and IPv6 into the foreseeable future.
"We are eager to learn from the knowledge yet to be realized with broader IPv6 adoption, and will continue to share our own experiences with other infrastructure operators and Internet stakeholders as they ready their networks for IPv6," said McPherson.
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Dominic Smith is the author of four novels, including "The Last Painting of Sara de Vos," a New York Times Bestseller and a New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice. Sold into more than a dozen countries, the novel was also a Best Book of the Year selection by Amazon and Kirkus Reviews, listed as one of the Top Ten Audiobooks by Slate, and longlisted for the Carnegie Medal for Excellence from the American Library Association. Dominic's writing has appeared in numerous publications, including The Atlantic Monthly, Texas Monthly, the Chicago Tribune, The Paris Review, The Australian, and The New York Times. He teaches in the Warren Wilson College MFA Program for Writers.
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"As in Girl with a Pearl Earring, the technical process and ineffable aspects of creating a masterpiece enrich this novel, but Smith had to invent his masterpieces because no works survive by the real-life Sarah van Baalbergen, who was the first woman admitted to the Guild of St. Luke. Smith s paintings, like his settings, come alive through detail: the Gowanus Expressway, ruins of an old Dutch village, two women from different times and places both able to capture on canvas simultaneous beauty and sadness." Publishers Weekly


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1st Printing. Signed. 182 pages. Published in 2000. The author's debut collection of essays. One of the best books on its subject ever written. The First Hardcover Edition. Precedes and should not be confused with all other subsequent editions. Published in a small and limited first print run as a hardcover original only. The First Edition is now scarce. The DJ is dazzling, utilizing a lovely reproduction of Andre Kertesz's famous photograph, "Martinique, January 1, 1972". Presents Andre Aciman's "False Papers". His now-classic reminiscences and reflections on the poignant and problematic experience of exile. "Ponders the nature of memory in a series of linked essays in which he remembers the past and revisits former haunts. What he's after is not so much the contrast between today's Alexandria and that of his boyhood, when he was a member of a rapidly dwindling Jewish population in the 1960's, or affirmation of his memories of his family's exile in Rome and Paris, but rather a dissection of nostalgia. Happily, this potentially abstract interpretation of the nexus between feeling and experience, place and identity, takes the form of piquant and confidently ambiguous travel stories. Along the way, Aciman muses on his love of the sea, his mixed emotions upon finding his grandfather's long-unvisited grave, the mnemonic allure of an abandoned New York subway station, and his amazement at the ambient hostility in Bethlehem, where, as in so many contested lands, 'memory, like spite, is bottomless' " (Diana Seaman). Often compared to no less than Marcel Proust, this is an absolute "must-have" title for Andre Aciman collectors. This copy is very boldly and beautifully signed in blue pen on the title page by Andre Aciman. He underlined his signature for emphasis. It is signed directly on the page itself, not on a tipped-in page or bookplate. This title is a contemporary classic. As far as we know, this is one of only two such signed copies of the First Hardcover Edition/First Printing still available online and is in especially fine condition: Clean, crisp, and bright, a pristine beauty. Please note: Most copies available online are subsequent printings or have serious flaws. A rare signed copy thus. One of the finest writers of our time. A fine copy. (SEE ALSO OTHER ANDRE ACIMAN TITLES IN OUR CATALOG) ISBN 0374299781. Bookseller Inventory # 18800
Synopsis: Essays on memory by the author of Out of Egypt.
We remember not because we have something we wish to go back to, nor because memories are all we have. We remember because memory is our most intimate, most familiar gesture. Most people are convinced I love Alexandria. In truth, I love remembering Alexandria. For it is not Alexandria that is beautiful. Remembering is beautiful.
Celebrated as one of the most poignant stylists of his generation, Andr Aciman has written a witty, surprising series of linked essays that ponder the experience of loss, moving from his forced departure from Alexandria as a teenager, through his brief stay in Europe, and finally to the home he's made (and half invented) on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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Erratic posting lately is due to a trip to Brockton yesterday, and another day trip to Portsmouth today. Tomorrow I have to go to Lowell. These excursions all happen mostly over commuter roads, and I can tell you that in spite of the price of gasoline and reports that MBTA ridership is up a bit, the congestion is the same as ever. The state and federal governments just got done spending $16 billion to fix the whole mess by burying the interstate under the center of Boston and adding bridges, tunnels, and service roads all over creation but you already know what happened -- as soon as there was more pavement available, it filled right up. It still takes a half an hour to move a mile and a half from Sullivan Square to the exit to the Callahan Tunnel on I-93 South, all day, every day.
This happens because right now, people don't have much choice. A lot of them live in places that don't offer an easy trip in and out of town on mass transit. Others -- like me much of this week -- need to have their vehicles with them for business. And, if they all decided they couldn't afford the gasoline any more and tried piling into public transit, that wouldn't work either, because getting on an MBTA train is already to know what it's like to be trash in a compactor.
Well, we just won't be able to live this way any more. The Long Emergency has already started, but we've squandered the past couple of decades and it may already be too late. If President Obama is going to pull our asses out of the fire, this is where it will have to begin. Instead of spending that $16 billion on highways, we should have built a mass transit system for the 21st Century, which is what a few of us said back in 1984 but of course, nobody was listening. Now we're going to have to spend that money all over again, but we don't have it any more. And that's just the beginning of what we need to do.
It's a good sign, obviously, that Obama told the truth about his two opponents' disgusting race for the bottom on the gasoline tax, but he's got a lot more truth to tell us. I don't say he has to do it before November 4, but on November 5, he'd better start talking.
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A lot of Bugs in the room, very very Hot. Be carefull with your money reception is allways trying to scam you into stealing it, and please please don´t even think abbout asking to talg with the manager/owner he is the worst person I have ever met.
A lot of Bugs in the room, very very Hot. Be carefull with your money reception is allways trying to scam you into stealing it, and please please don´t even think abbout asking to talg with the manager/owner he is the worst person I have ever met.
Nice hostel, very friendly owners, nice, big and tidy rooms. Hostel is nicely decorated, the common room has everything you could possibly need. The hostel is located next to the leaning tower which is probably the best location in the city. All in all, this is the best choice when you are looking for a hostel in Pisa.
The hostel was great. It was clean and had a large kitchen. The staff was friendly and helpful. I did get bedbug bites and actually saw a bug crawling on my sheets. They changed my room no problem. Overall great location to the train station and Internet throughout he hostel, def a perk!
This a very economy stay anywhere in Europe, I paid only a fraction of what I would have to pay at the other places, specially in Bordeaux, I paid 4 times a much and the service is just not as good.
This place has no A/C, well what do you expect, the bath room is ok, actually it has more room than other hostels I stayed in Paris and Italy.
Love the courtyard with table for picnic, clotheslines for your washing, and it was a blessing for me, saved a few Euros.
For accommodations, they have large room on the 2nd floor for free internet. Have a large freezer so you can stock your drinks (beer and wine and water), great big kitchen with some stencils and pots and pans, travelers are very much young and down to earth, we had great times sitting in the courtyard sharing drinks and food. Definitely, will come back for the friendly atmosphere, the accommodations and the price.
Its located in student, nightlife, and shopping center in Pisa.
The most famous gelato and bar in Pisa are downstairs, and near the best piadineria in town :).
Around 5 minutes walk to the leaning tower and 10 minutes walk to the train station.
It is very clean, not so many room and bathroom.
Tough breakfast excluded, I like its 24 hours free internet.
Check in time based on appointment, got 6 keys for front door, lobby, kitchen, bedroom area, bedroom, and locker. Yes a lot!
I guess that's the way to keep the hostel safe because no receptionist standby.
Bring earplugs if you want to rest since its in nightlife center, so loud!
Had a wonderful stay just in the MIDDLE og Pisa with lots of life outside the hostel. Furthermore the helpful staff advised us go to Hostel Pisa (near the railway station) where we rented nice bicycles, which took us to all sorts of places :-)
Will repeat it all next time we go to Pisa!
Great location, close to all attractions and the train station. Short, easy walk to everything. Their website failed to mention that there was a bar that shares walls with the hostel and that the noise is unbearable. Our room was clean but the place has no character at all- very sparse and hospital/institutional like with huge glaring light. Reception is handled off location, so there is never anyone around to answer questions- there wasn't even a tourist map or a brochure in site!! There is no real common area to hang out- small table with 4 chairs only in the kitchen and hardly any dishes to use!! And the duvets have not been washed in ages- but the sheets were clean. Wi-Fi working splendidly during our visit.
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Re-Purposed Vintage Tray Christmas Art on Barn Wood
I purchased this old tray last fall. An idea came to me to cut a tree shape out of the center of it with tin snips.
I found this Christmas tree shape HERE. (I really should be finishing and posting my fall projects but I couldn't wait to make this Christmas one after I got the bright idea!)
Then I traced the tree pattern onto the tray with a washable marker.
Three old barn wood boards were attached together to make a plaque with two horizontal boards. The size of the plaque is the same as the tray size.
I nailed the cutout onto the plaque, and a rustic star was cut out of a scrap of aluminum.
The tree plaque has a rustic appearance with the addition of the barn wood and the use of nails instead of glue to attach the cutout.
The project was really pretty easy, and any Christmas tray would work. I hope you like it!
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Parigi Sofa Bed
Available as single sofa or as corner, with or without bed . Double choice for the armrests: MEDIUM – LARGE. Wooden structure with honeycomb joints and multi layer.
Back and seat cushions "SOFT COMFORT " made of graded, highly elastic polyurethane foam. Useful storage for pillows in the back of the sofa if with bed.
Electromelded bed spring completely and elegantly covered with fabric or leather.
The chaise is available in two lengths with options for a back and armrest. Numerous corner combinations available: the chaise longue (either 87 3/4″ or 62″ long) can be equipped with armrest, with armrest and back, or without anything.
Refined and smart dark chromed base. Fully removable covers for washing or dry cleaning and to disassemble the sofa completely. Available as a sofa bed only, or add a chaise creating a sectional sofa with a very comfortable bed inside.
Choose from two arm widths; 6″ or 8 1/4″


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The concept is that digital circuitry – logic – generates a binary pattern with edge and pulse timing that directly forms the RF spectral output required; imposing modulated content is entirely carried out in the digital space. Similar ideas have been proposed for some time, and (somewhat) related activity has seen a great deal of effort go into area such as ultra-wideband signal generation or "impulse radio", where very fast pulse edges in the time domain equate to signals at or below noise level that spread across a wide part of the spectrum.
CCL's announcement describes digital circuitry directly feeding an antenna, but it seems reasonable to assume that for any significant RF power output an RF power amplifier would be required; but given the nature of the signal chain, not necessarily a linear amplifier.
CCL clarifies, "Unlike 'software-defined radio' (SDR), it's not a mixture of analogue and digital components – for the first time, the radio is completely digital, which can enable new ways of using spectrum intelligently." CCL is not new to RF innovation, having spun off the group that became Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) and that was first to develop a workable single-chip Bluetooth radio.
This development is codenamed Pizzicato ("plucking with the finger, the strings of a violin or other stringed instrument" - an allusion, presumably, to generating spectral content with a pulsed stimulus) and CCL sees it as a route to "unlock the potential of the IoT". "It opens the door to a new dynamic way in which the predicted billions of IoT devices can operate together in a crowded radio spectrum. And it will enable the creation of 5G systems, with multiple radios and antennas."
The Pizzicato digital radio transmitter consists of an integrated circuit outputting a single stream of bits, and an antenna – with no conventional radio parts or digital-to-analogue converter. Algorithms perform the necessary ultra-fast computations in real time, making it


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A boutique urban winery is set in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn Winery rests in one of the borough's most vibrant and creative neighborhoods. It's here that winemaker Conor McCormack produces premium small batch wines, combining the quality of tradition with the freedom of innovation. Brooklyn Winery is uniquely chic—you'll host your guests in our romantic, sophisticated space filled with reclaimed wood and hand-selected vintage adornments while sipping wine made on premises. Your ceremony will take place in one of the most stunning spots within the venue: the Atrium, an airy space that boasts a gorgeous glass roof and a hanging succulent wall garden. As your guests explore the winery during cocktail hour, they'll revel in discovering design elements unique to the warm and romantic space. Later, you'll dine and dance throughout the spectacular space. Surrounded by beautiful reclaimed wood walls, a zinc-topped wine bar, vintage 1940's wallpaper, midcentury fixtures, and many other one-of-a-kind details throughout, you and your guests will enjoy the singular experience of mingling amongst wine barrel cocktail tables and stainless steel wine fermentation tanks.
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Winery/Vineyard, Event Center, Vintage/Rustic
Indoor Ceremony, Indoor Reception
Max Indoor Ceremony: 165 guests
Max Indoor Reception: 165 guests
Time Restrictions
Flexible set up start time. Early morning can be arranged. Events must end by midnight. Venue is closed from the end of September through October. During off peak season, the maximum guest count is 90.
Rental Fees
There is no rental fee for a ceremony and reception but there is a guest minimum applied to all events. The venue allows 5 hours of event time excluding set up and clean up time. Additional hours can be arranged for a fee of $25 per person per hour. The maximum capacity during off-peak season is limited to 90 guests. Featured meal pricing in Wedding Spot estimate reflects a guest count of 120 on Saturdays and 100 on Sunday through Friday. Discounted meal pricing is available for capacities exceeding these guest counts. Please inquire with venue coordinator for pricing details.
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The average wedding cost at Brooklyn Winery is estimated at between $37,123 and $54,866 for a ceremony & reception for 100 guests.
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Dance floor | |
Coat check room | |
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Amplified music OK indoors only | |
Smoking outside only | |
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I'm currently putting together a website for a London based singer, I'm having lots of fun working on this one and was really excited to show you guys the progress so far.
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Air pollution can make you more susceptible to tuberculosis
The pollution choking most Indian cities and causing premature deaths due to pulmonary and cardiac diseases can be hazardous in yet another way. Air pollution makes a person more susceptible to tuberculosis and public health experts say that high levels of microscopic particulate matter is probably adding to the large number of cases of TB in the country.
India already has a quarter of the world's disease burden of tuberculosis. An estimated 3.8 million Indians are thought to suffer from the condition.
TB has been documented to have a high incidence among workers in particulate dust-generating occupations such as coal mining, gold mining, and stone. But now doctors day that exposure to air pollution reduces immunity to disease. Air is deemed to be polluted when it contains high levels of particulate matter smaller than 10 microns and 2.5 microns. Read more
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Campus Horsens has its own unique international pulse. The focus here is on delivering an education that qualifies you to work in a variety of disciplines, languages, and cultures.
You'll learn how to make use of diversity to achieve a common goal. This is a useful skill to have when you go out into a global workplace.
If something is bothering you that makes it difficult for you to feel comfortable in your daily life or concentrate on your studies, you can always book an appointment with our student psychologist Mette B. Madsen.
Advisory services are free for students and all contacts with the student psychologist are handled with the greatest discretion.
The student priest and psychotherapist Anette Foged Schultz is also available for one-on-one sessions with students at Campus Horsens.
You are welcome to talk to Anette regardless of your religion, or if you are not religious at all.
The student priest is required to maintain complete confidentiality. All appointments are free.
The primary task of Career Service Centre is to establish and strengthen cooperation between students from VIA Business's more than 25 different programmes and businesses in a wide range of industries.
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The library at Campus Horsens contains books and other materials focused on: mathematics, physics, general technology, building and landscape technology, machine technology, agricultural technology, environmental protection technology, EDB/IT, languages, management and economics, business, social education and nursing.
You'll also have the opportunity to read a wide selection of newspapers, trade magazines and journals.
The library offers courses on searching literature and information.
In the canteen at Campus Horsens you can find a wide selection of warm and cold dishes, salads, meat and cheeses, homemade bread, as well as cakes and desserts.
With its fresh ingredients and reasonable prices, Campus Horsens is a popular place for get-togethers.
The bookstore at Campus Horsens can provide everything needed for student life.
You can buy textbooks, books about your field of study and dictionaries, along with stationary and office supplies.
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The Student Council also helps arrange parties for students – and they are good parties!
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If English is not your first language, you need to provide documentation of your English language level. VIA University College – School of Business, Technology and Creative Industries requires that you have an English level of B2 or higher (According to Common European Frame of Reference). The required level depends on which study programme you are applying for. As documentation a certificate is required.
As documentation we accept the following internationally recognised language tests: IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge ESOL/FCE/CPE tests and International Baccalaureates.
For the internationally recognised tests as well as the IB, the required test scores for the following study programmes are:
CAE, 176 overall on the Cambridge English scale FCE, 180 overall on the Cambridge English scale
Group 1: All grades Group 2: English B HL, all grades, English B SL, minimum grade 5
For the Bachelor of Global Business Engineering the following test scores are required:
CAE, 191 overall, with a minimum of 191 in all 5 elements, on the Cambridge English scale CPE, 191 overall, with a minimum of 191 in all 5 elements, on the Cambridge English scale
Group 1: minimum grade 6 Group 2: English B HL, minimum grade 6
Please be aware that your test scores are only valid for 2 years after the test date.
Alternatively, you may choose to sit for the VIA English Language Assessment Test – the VIAT/e. The VIAT/e will take approximately 100 minutes and is only valid for admission into study programmes at VIA University College - School of Business, Technology and Creative Industries. The test will be conducted by a qualified VIALAC representative.
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On the day of the test, please go to the main reception at VIA University College, Chr. M. Oestergaards Vej 4, 8700 Horsens. Unless otherwise indicated above in the confirmation email, the test starts at 10:00. A VIALAC representative will meet you at the reception area.
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VIA Student Incubator holds a number of professional events and workshops focused on teaching students about entrepreneurship and networking.
As a student entrepreneur, you can apply for office space at "VBI Innovation Park", that is a part of VIA Campus Horsens.
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If you need a place to live, you can apply for a flat at the Campus Student Village, located right next to VIA Campus Horsens.
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There is a bike lane all the way from downtown Horsens to Campus Horsens, which is about three kilometres.
Horsens is generally very bike-friendly, with bike lanes all the way to both the forest and the beach.
You can use the online journey planner rejseplanen.dk to plan your trip (also in English).
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