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HOUSTON — (Aug. 20, 2014) — Rice University organic chemist K.C. Nicolaou has earned three prestigious international honors, including the Nemitsas Prize, the highest honor a Cypriot scientist can receive and one of the most prestigious scientific awards in the European Union.
The Nemitsas Award, which has been called the "Nobel Prize of Cyprus," will be awarded Oct. 7 in honor of Nicolaou's numerous achievements in the field of total synthesis, an area of organic chemistry that focuses on synthesizing nature's most intriguing and complex molecules. Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades will present the award in a ceremony at the presidential palace in Nicosia.
Nicolaou will be only the fifth recipient of the prestigious award, which also was won in 2012 by Kyriacos Athanasiou, Rice adjunct professor of bioengineering.
Nicolaou is Rice's Harry C. and Olga K. Wiess Chair of Chemistry and co-author of the illustrated book "Molecules That Changed the World." His research involves reproducing nature's most complex organic molecules and has been cited more than 50,000 times. Nicolaou joined Rice's faculty at the BioScience Research Collaborative (BRC) in 2013 and is working to find new drugs to fight cancer.
This image depicts a number of biologically active molecules found in living nature that have been replicated in the laboratory of Rice University chemist K.C. Nicolaou, who will be awarded Cyprus' coveted Nemitsas Prize on Oct. 7. The background shows a photograph of Earth (public domain image created by NASA) and the universe (European Southern Observatory).
In addition to the Nemitsas Award, Nicolaou was awarded the 2014 Einstein Professorship by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). The award aims to enhance science and technological collaboration through cooperation, exchange of ideas and training opportunities. He will participate in a five-city lecture tour in China next month, beginning Sept. 8 at the CAS Institute of Chemistry in Beijing, and his lab will host several visiting CAS researchers over the next 12 months.
In May, Nicolaou served as the Rolf-Sammet Foundation Visiting Professor at Goethe University in Germany. This honor, the university's oldest and most prestigious guest professorship, included a series of lectures, seminars and laboratory visits at both Goethe University and Sanofi Aventis in Frankfurt.
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Located on a 300-acre forested campus in Houston, Rice University is consistently ranked among the nation's top 20 universities by U.S. News & World Report. Rice has highly respected schools of Architecture, Business, Continuing Studies, Engineering, Humanities, Music, Natural Sciences and Social Sciences and is home to the Baker Institute for Public Policy. With 3,920 undergraduates and 2,567 graduate students, Rice's undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio is just over 6-to-1. Its residential college system builds close-knit communities and lifelong friendships, just one reason why Rice is highly ranked for best quality of life by the Princeton Review and for best value among private universities by Kiplinger's Personal Finance. To read "What they're saying about Rice," go hereNews Source : Rice chemist wins 'Nobel Prize of Cyprus'
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Kayla Josephson of Albert City is on the University of South Dakota 2013 spring Dean's List. She finished her sophomore year at USD and has been on the Dean's List all four semesters. She majors in music performance with a minor in business management.
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Far left: Kay Broich underwent her final radiation treatment of 30 for breast cancer
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Last year, tractors took a break at Zion Lutheran Church.
Last year, tractors took a break at Zion Lutheran Church.
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The Storm Lake United Investor Development Committee is always looking for ways to promote Storm Lake United member businesses. On June 26, the committee successfully staged an Ambush at five local member businesses. The goal of the Ambush is to thank the business for being a member of Storm Lake United and draw a little attention to them in the process. The group brings treats and a certificate for the staff at the selected businesses to thank them for their dedication to the Storm Lake community.
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Steve and Eileen Turnquist of Alta and Tom and Linda Huseman also of Alta are happy to announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their children, Ariel Turnquist and Mike Huseman. Ariel is a 2010 graduate of Alta High School and 2014 graduate of Morningside College. She has been employed as a music teacher in Sioux City. Mike is a 2009 graduate of Alta High School and 2013 graduate of Morningside College. Mike is a computer programmer at Well's Blue Bunny in Le Mars. The couple will be married on Saturday, Aug. 2 at St.
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Bruce and Traci Glienke of Alta are pleased to announce the upcoming wedding of their daughter, Hannah Glienke to Matt Sefcik, son of Mark and Deb Sefcik of Alta. Hannah graduated from Alta High School in 2011 and Buena Vista University in 2014 with an elementary education degree. She will teach kindergarten in the fall at Manson Northwest Webster. Matt graduated from Alta High School in 2010 and will graduate from Buena Vista University in Spring 2015 with a secondary math education degree. The wedding will be on July 12 at St.
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Holly! Schipper, left, and Liz Smith are co-owners of Sugar Bowl in Storm Lake.
Holly! Schipper, left, and Liz Smith are co-owners of Sugar Bowl in Storm Lake.
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Pieces from Guggenheim museums in New York, Bilbao, Venice and Berlin are being displayed together for the first time.
Artists range from ranges from Edouard Manet and Marc Chagall to Paul Auguste Renoir, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko.
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The show follows previous collaborations by the Art and Exhibition Hall with New York's Museum of Modern Art of New York, in 1992, and the Tokyo National Museum, in 2003.
The visitor's walk starts with some of the first Kandinsky works bought by Solomon R. Guggenheim, the founder of the collection.
Focusing mainly on painting, the exhibition moves from the emotionally inspired expressionist period to playful surrealist works by Max Ernst and Salvador Dali.
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Massive installations include Matthew Ritchie's "The Hierarchy Problem," which consists of a canvas, paintings on the floor and the wall, a sculpture and a light box, spread through an entire room.The exhibition runs until January 7.
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Is this the beginning of a series? It has a lot of what not to do, but I don't see many constructive suggestions here.
I enjoyed this post, which is timely in my life because I was just thinking earlier this week about the nature of communication, and blogged a little about a seminar on "dialogue" I attended: http://franklinchen.com/blog/2011/10/11/communicating-through-dialogue/
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I agree with Sara in that this article seems not to give the reader the expected "how to" as indicated by the title. Though very eloquently written, it may need a different title so as not to waste the time of those looking for answers on how to better communicate with their spouses.
I found this article on the cognitive process of converstaion vs confrotation on point as well. I feel that as a man it's easier for us to confront a problem rather than conversate through it. Alot of times mis-interpretations and accusations occur not based off what a person say's but how they say it. You can say something that truly means no harm to your partner but if it is mis interpreted than it can cause some damage. The correct way to solve problems is not by confronting, but by solving them with correct conversation.
I'm getting to the point where I say "why bother"? My wife is such a hot quick temper person you just want to give up. She seem to always misinterpret not only what I say but others as well. She feels like whenever anyone suggests or give her advice that they are talking to her as a child. Maybe that is why she has all these health issues including high blood pressure. This article didn't really provide any advice.
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putting your electrical panel anywhere near your cockpit. That is just asking for trouble from rainwater salt spray and just plain abuse from people carelessly stumbling through the companionway. There should rarely be a time you have to access the panel underway (turn on nav lights before you need em if you are single handing) To me that just looks like trouble waiting for a place to happen.
Many thanks for your concern for my safety but, even though this is not my thread, I feel impeled to clarify this question, for the sake of my own advice:
-My boat does not feature a sliding companionway hatch top and only the bulkhead opening is available as an acess to the cabin. As this and if the switchboard is folded to the inside there is no chance of water getting to it, except in the event of sinking and that is very unlikely in a trimaran, as you´re surely aware.
-I normally sail in restricted and uncharted river waters, ocasionally in the heavily shipping congestioned harbour of Lisbon, and I really think it is more of a danger to have to be constantly diving into the cabin to switch stuff on and off than those hypothetical dangers of water splashing arround that you mentioned.
-Careless people do not have a place aboard my boat, nor have I ever seen any of my regular crew (my dad, my girlfriend and my dog), all of them experienced sailors, stumbling anywhere near a boat. People who stumble are better kept ashore;
-A 35 Ah battery has much less autonomy than those batterie banks normally found in motorsailors and the like, and as such I do have the need of frequently switching circuits on and off a lot more oftenly than one might think. Electrical devices such as radio, depth sounder, cabin light, nav lights, auto pilot are only left on during the time they are really needed.
Anyway, once again thanks for your concern and advice but I was not the one asking for it
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The District and Sessions court here on Friday delivered sentences for two persons who were convicted in the sensational murder case of Kadayinikkad Gopakumar.
District principal judge K.P. Prasanna Kumari sentenced Unnikrishnan (37) of Kallickal House in Kadayanikkad, who was the second accused in the case, to life imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs. 1,25,500. Unnikrishnan, the brother of the victim, was found guilty under Section 302 (murder), Section 201 (causing disappearance of evidence), Section 447 (criminal trespass) and Section 341 (wrongful restraint) of the Indian Penal Code.
The concurrent sentences awarded to him included life imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 1 lakh (under Section 302 of the IPC), imprisonment for five years and a fine of Rs. 25,000 (under Section 201), imprisonment for three months and a fine of Rs. 500 (under Section 447), and imprisonment for one month (under Section 341). The court also stated that the default of the fine of Rs. 1 lakh would lead to additional imprisonment for a year, default of the Rs. 25,000 fine to an additional imprisonment of six months, and that of the Rs. 500 fine to an additional imprisonment of two weeks.
The first accused, Binuraj (30), of Pazhavangadi in Ranni, was sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for five years and a fine of Rs. 25,000.He was found guilty under Section 201 of the IPC.
Sibling rivalry behind killing
The incident occurred on November 30, 2007. According to the prosecution, led by District Public Prosecutor R. Vikraman Nair, both Binuraj and Unnikrishnan, along with the third accused Biju, a relative of the victim, had strangled and killed the victim. They later transported the body in a plastic sack to the Chelikkuzhi Reserve Forest along the Pampa – Vadasserikkara road where they hid it. Later, they had returned to the spot on March 19, 2009 to destroy the remaining evidence in the case.
Though a missing person's case had been registered, a breakthrough eluded the local police. Amidst growing public uproar, the case was handed over to the Crime Branch.
The case had taken a dramatic turn on April 26, 2009 when Binuraj was arrested in a theft case. Upon interrogation, he revealed various details that were instrumental in locating the remains of the victim's body. The Crime Branch confirmed that they had belonged to the victim through the skull superimposition test and by DNA profiling.
The court had noted on Wednesday that the motive of the murder was attributed to sibling rivalry between the victim Gopakumar and his brother Unnikrishnan, over the decision of their parents to hand over the ownership rights of their ancestral property to the former.
The court absolved Biju of all charges against him, following the inability of the prosecution to prove his role in the murder.
Meanwhile, special protection has been set up by the police for the parents of the victim, in the wake of an attempt made by unidentified persons to attack the victim's 66-year old mother Thankamma on Thursday.
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roaming table condiments
Where do you keep your napkins/salt & pepper shakers for your table at eating time? I switch ours to the kitchen counter when not in use and but I really don't have anywhere else to put them and they are always, always in the way. I'd leave them on the table, but we're a family of 3 and eat at the counter and hardly ever at the table, so we're constantly moving them around. I swear I handle these things 4 times a day. It's starting to drive me batty. Where are yours?
I define this as part of "setting the table" (my mom had a mantra that she would chant at whoever was setting the table: "bread and butter, salt and pepper, napkins") and "clearing off the table."
So it doesn't seem that onerous to me.
You say you have nowhere to keep them, but what about a little 'garage' (like the ones for can openers, blenders, etc. on your kitchen counter) on your hutch - something nice looking that goes with the rest of the room (if only at least painted to fade against the wall)?
I keep napkins in the drawer with the silverware, so it is easy to include them when setting the table.
My dad and his whole family deals with high blood pressure, so I don't put salt out with meals. I do use it for cooking, so it's kept on the stove top. It's in a pretty, bird-shaped shaker, so it looks nice there.
Not setting out the salt and pepper is only a problem when we have guests. It used to drive my mother crazy, and my poor brother had to ask for it every meal. But how often do you get to give your brother the bird and not get in trouble for it?
I keep salt, pepper and napkins on my kitchenette table. But every morning my 19 year old daughter makes eggs for her breakfast, and the S and P travel to the stove. I move them back sometime before dinner.
I have the identical problem. To add to that, I recently added regular S&P shakers to the mix because DH doesn't like the inconvenience of using S&P grinders. So regular shakers for him and grinders for me.
I guess I will just have to deal with the "roaming" table condiments.
The way I eliminate the "roaming" is to install a separate set at each place.
So, one at the stove. (to solve this: every morning my 19 year old daughter makes eggs for her breakfast, and the S and P travel to the stove.
One near the DR table
One near the kitchen table (if had one).
I stash the napkins and S&P stuff right near the plates, so it's not as though I'm going so terribly out of my way to fetch them from the table.
I use my table for other stuff, so I won't keep them ON the table, though some people successfully do that.
When I was growing up, the only cpondiment on our dinner table was salt. Dad had a stomach ulcer and couldn't take any spice in his food, not even pepper. So Mom filled the salt shaker and hid the pepper in a cabinet. When we had company, the pepper shaker would be put out.
I've always had multiple salt shakers and now that I found the joy of fresh ground pepper I use FGP, never that powdered ash that is sold. For a while I used a couple different kinds of pepper corns so I used more than one grinder, and I found a couple electric grinders that were neat so I used them till they died, now it's back to the conventional. But I digress.
Anyway, I have a little basket that keeps napkins, table salt, kosher salt, garlic salt and lemon pepper (that's the only ground pepper I'll buy) and I have a "Mason" jar in it to hold a couple forks, knives, spoons and steak knives so they're handy. I have it on the counter which is where I eat most of the time and if I go to the table, I grab the basket. I've thought about hanging it on the wall to save space. It also works great when I'm grilling, and/or eating outside - I grab the basket and out it goes. The reason I put the flatware in there is because the only drawers that are useable for storing flatware is on the opposite side of the counter from where I sit. I got sick of sitting down to a nice hot meal and then realizing I forgot to put out flatware. Works great for me.
The little chant reminded me of when I'd be setting the table as a young 'un too, mine was, and I still think it to this day, "bread, butter, salt, pepper, meat, potatoes, coffee milk...." and since being on my own started adding a second verse, "veggie, dessert, BEER, gravy/sauce, -n- anything special?" Oh, and BTW, NOW it's BUTTER and NOT margarine either! My folks were farmers, but pa was a tightwad. 29/# margarine was what he'd buy. When he was put on a cholesterol diet he wouldn't even splurge for corn oil margarine (after all, it was 20¢/# more!) and would argue with ma it's VEGETABLE oil!!! Corn is a VEGETABLE!!! LOL Ah the things we remember!
Growing up, the S&P were on the table, on the stove and an extra couple sets for when the fancy eatin' table was being used. Not sure why there was pepper. Ma never used it and therefore we didn't eat it and I'm willing to bet the same pepper was in the shakers when my dad auctioned off his house stuff 5 years ago that was in there when we were growing up. I don't remember ever buying pepper! When I first moved out I never filled the pepper shaker. Then the frugal in me decided why not fill the pepper shaker with salt? I suppose there was the fear that the shaker police would ticket me for having a "P" on the salt shaker? I'd argue better a "P" on than TO "P" on it.... but again, I digress...
I used to keep a salt shaker in the living room next to my recliner but not anymore. And I don't use separate ones anymore, I use the basket stuff for the stove now. I started that when I started to use kosher salt. Figured why bother. Now I bought some sea salt to try too so I'll need another shaker!
My cousin has the greatest organizer. Actually his GF got it at a garage sale. It holds the plates (2 sizes) some bowls and the flatware is made to hang on there, with a spot for spices and another spot for condiments. Not much bigger than a dinner plate since it stores the stuff over each other, several levels. I don't like leaving utensils out for dust & grease but this thing is cool. And if you don't overload it they'll get cleaned often enough.
Sorry for getting so long-winded!!
I enjoy reading how we all live so differently. My salt shaker hits the table about once a month, if that often. My mother always salted everything, even before she tasted it. I really don't use all that much salt and keep salt and pepper next to the stove since when I do think things need salt, it's usually during the cooking process.
I have a small rolling cart close to the table where I keep the napkins. I would probably have a second set of anything we needed on that cart rather than moving things.
Annellis, Thank you!!
This thread has inspired me to address the "roaming table condiments". I found a distressed plant box (I didn't want something that protruded into the counter top space too much) to corral my counter top clutter that gets daily use.
Right to left I have:
Butter bell
DH's non-mechanical S&P shakers
S&P grinders for the more sophisticated palate LOL
Stacking EVOO and vinegar containers
Marie, I may be too simplistic for you but I don't know where your knowledge begins. You fill the cup (which becomes the lid) with soften butter (pack it down), usually the cup holds on stick. Then fill the crock/bowl about 1/2 full with cool water, you will learn how much your butter bell needs. Turn the cup with the butter upside down and place it into the bowl of water. The water forms a seal so you want enough water to come almost to the top when the cup is placed upside down in the water.
Replace the water every three days. Don't put it in the refrigerator because the cold would slightly shrinking the butter then it would fall into the water.
Hope I have answered your question.
I dislike salt and pepper and napkins sitting out between meals, let alone other condiments. It takes less time to put them away than to keep moving them around and cleaning them. Or remembering to clean them, until the moment you hand them to a guest.
I do keep several salt shakers and pepper mills in the kitchen: nice ones for the table stored with the flatware, others in the cabinet over the snack area, and utilitarian containers for several types of salt in a cabinet in the prep area. The snack salts occasionally roam (and sometimes turn up months later in one of my kids' rooms or out in the garden), so I keep backups.
Dinner napkins are stored with the plates, luncheon in the snack area flatware drawer. (After losing too many pieces of my nicer stuff (see above), I have also learned the benefit of keeping an inexpensive set of snack flatware.)
We have a lazy susan in the middle of the table. On the rare occasion that we have company I may move it, depending on the meal & how I decide to set the table. A napkin holder and our salt & peppermill set stay there. The only problem is that all sorts of other stuff tends to get stuck on the lazy susan as well. But a lack of neatness is a problem through the whole house for us. We're getting better at picking up after ourselves, but still have room for improvement.
We also keep kosher salt and a pepper mill at the stove. The problem there is that the peppermill at the stove doesn't work real well, so when we want a lot of pepper in the kitchen the table pepper mill gets shanghaid. One of these years I'll buy another decent pepper mill. The funny thing is the good pepper mill/salt set cost me 25 cents at a garage sale 30 years ago. I paid real money for the lousy one!
Should I even mention that although I live alone, I have one set near dining room table, another on kitchen counter near stove, and a THIRD set to the left of my computer keyboard in a separate room. This IS where I have most of my meals -----arrggghhhhhhhh!