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Definitions for Si
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
International System of Units.
Category: Weights and Measures, Physics
Origin of SI:
< F S(ystème) I(nternationale d'Unités)
Chem. Symbol.silicon.
Category: Chemistry
Staten Island.
Category: Geography (places)
Princeton's WordNet
silicon, Si, atomic number 14(noun)
a tetravalent nonmetallic element; next to oxygen it is the most abundant element in the earth's crust; occurs in clay and feldspar and granite and quartz and sand; used as a semiconductor in transistors
Systeme International d'Unites, Systeme International, SI system, SI, SI unit, International System of Units, International System(noun)
a complete metric system of units of measurement for scientists; fundamental quantities are length (meter) and mass (kilogram) and time (second) and electric current (ampere) and temperature (kelvin) and amount of matter (mole) and luminous intensity (candela)
"Today the United States is the only country in the world not totally committed to the Systeme International d'Unites"
ti, te, si(noun)
the syllable naming the seventh (subtonic) note of any musical scale in solmization
A syllable used in solfu00E8ge to represent the seventh note of a major scale.
A diminutive of the male given name Simon.
Webster Dictionary
a syllable applied, in solmization, to the note B; more recently, to the seventh tone of any major diatonic scale. It was added to Guido's scale by Le Maire about the end of the 17th century
.si is the Internet country code top-level domain for Slovenia. It is administered by the ARNES, the Academic and Research Network of Slovenia. In 2010, the registry has hosted 80,000 domain names. In 2012, that number increased to 100,000 .si domain names when the domain zj.si was registered by Jasico d.o.o.
Anagrams of Si
is , Is, i's, I's, IS
Translations for Si
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
in the event that; on condition that
He will have to go into hospital if his illness gets any worse; I'll only stay if you can stay too.
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- wennGerman
- hvisDanish
- εάνGreek
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- kuiEstonian
- اگرFarsi
- josFinnish
- siFrench
- אִםHebrew
- अगरHindi
- u slučaju daCroatian
- haHungarian
- kalauIndonesian
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- もし~ならばJapanese
- 만약 …이라면Korean
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- كه ،كه چيرېPashto
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- akSlovak
- čeSlovenian
- ukolikoSerbian
- omSwedish
- ถ้าThai
- (eğer/şayet) ..., -se/saTurkish
- (表示條件)如果Chinese (Trad.)
- якщоUkrainian
- اگرUrdu
- nếuVietnamese
- (表示条件)如果Chinese (Simp.)
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5 su ottobre 12, 2012
We stayed in the "new" Casita on a very last minute extra night away. Maggie indulged us in dinner. She also outdid herself with our breakfast. The Casita is just amazing. A tiny fully equiped place built against a rock retaining wall. How they got so much into such a small space and make it all work and still feel roomy is beyond me. The bed was soooo comfy, and linens wonderful. The walk in shower with massaging foot stone bottom, non-slip I might add, Bliss. The kitchen has almost more than mine does at home. It even has a gas firestove. All of the little touches are amazing, stained glass over the bathroom door; special light fixtures abound; ample towels and robes. We ate out on the patio for dinner where we got to see the resident Javelina family, quite cute.. Dinner was the most wonderful grilled Halibut we've had in awhile. Breakfast for me, blueberry pancakes to die for. Mom had a skillet casserole dish that was wonderful. Only a few tiny nit picking drawbacks that I can find... Don't get there in the dark, the driveway could be a little intimidating. Nothing big deal, but in the dark could be unnerving. We are avid past campers so used to bugs, but we will come back in the "non" buggy time of year. Not the innkeepers fault obviously but there is so much outdoor space to enjoy and walk down to the river that we were a bit blue to have to stay mostly inside. That's ok, an excuse for another trip! The inside of the house is great and has soooo many things to look at out of curiousity that you could be there for days. However if anyone in your party has a problem with taxidermy, you might not be comfortable. I'm ok with it, but it made my Mother a bit uneasy. Nothing negative, just a heads up for some people. Maggie and Steve were both uber helpful about maps and the area. Last but not least... Maggie's dog Henri, who is quite obviously the King, was wonderful, He stole our hearts. Hope to be back soon.
4,0 su gennaio 05, 2012
I am so spoiled after staying in this quaint, private paradise. The food was delicious. The hostess was lovely and attentive when necessary but left us to our privacy when we were all situated. It was simple, yet elegant and luxurious. I didn't want to leave!
5 su dicembre 02, 2011
This was the best B&B experience we have ever had. The service and dining were beyond our wildest expectations. We will definitely stay again. Keith & Jo
4,8 su settembre 18, 2011
If you are looking for a wonderfully private, natural setting with a warm, friendly and helpful hostess who creates fantastic gourmet meals ...then this is the place! Maggie's home became our home. We played for hours with the Polaris in the hills of the canyons and the riverbed. We hiked on and off property trails, wishing we had our fishing poles. Local wildlife wandered onto rocks by the house while we relaxed on the deck. Hummingbirds darted about protecting their territories and the sound of coyotes calling were heard each evening. Wonderfully serene. Amazingly relaxing. We are already working on dates for our next visit.
5 su giugno 03, 2011
You won't believe how wonderful this place is! Such a beautiful location, amazing decor, outstanding food, and super friendly, super accomodating owners. Thanks for the relaxing, magical stay.
5 su giugno 16, 2010
Maggie made us feel like we were at home, but not having to deal with the stresses of home. The food is outstanding! Better than any restaurant. The views are amazing and I can't imagine going anywhere else for my getaways. There is no cell service, which made my stay even more relaxing!
5 su maggio 22, 2010
Our 1st stay was back in July 2009 and we have been anxious to get back there ever since! Maggie and Steve are both genuinely nice people that are easy to be around and excelled at making us feel at ease and welcome in their beautiful home. They are attentive without being obtrusive, nor absent when we had questions. Then there's the food…or cuisine…depending on what we requested…FABULOUS! Maggie competes and has a some wins under her chef's hat ¿ The Rock House has a fun and interesting history, sits on some of the prettiest property along the river, and has easy hiking trails that can be picked up right out back. If you want to spend the day feeling like you are camping in the wilderness, then return to a hot shower, luxurious linens, fine cuisine, and a comfortable bed, this is where you want to be. It is definitely where we like to be, and are returning for a 2 day stay in June – can't wait!!
4,0 su marzo 26, 2010
Wow! What an amazing bed and breakfast! We have stayed at a few BnB but this is one we will always remember! As soon as we arrived we were amazed at the beautiful location, breathtaking scenery and warm hospitality! We had private access to not just our room but to the whole downstairs with beautiful views from every window! Snacks and drinks are generously provided throughout the stay. Plenty of DVD's and books to choose from. Maggie is such a wonderful person that makes you feel at home. She is an outstanding cook! The food was incredible! Nothing is ordinary here! We had a great time going for a walk along the river and enjoyed the beautiful scenery! The jacuzzi and sauna were amazing. This stay gave us the rest and peace we needed! Thank you for sharing your paradise! K&A
5 su marzo 13, 2010
Hi Maggie - Sorry it took so long for me to write something online. Dave and I absolutely just loved staying at your B&B in February. The weather was a bit drizzly...but we didn't care - it was beautiful. Thank you so much for the lovely and delicious dinner you put together for us and my Grandparents (92 and 94 yrs old respectively!). They really really enjoyed themselves. I hope to be back late June for another weekend....this time with my son for another visit. THANKS again! HOLLY BERRY and Maj. Dave Millett (USAF)
Risposta del proprietario
Thanks Holly! It was our pleasure - you and Dave are both super and we absolutely LOVED your grandparents! Steve and I only hope we can be as spry and witty as they are when/if we reach their age - in fact even at our present age! :) Hope to see you again soon!
5 su luglio 15, 2009
This was THE most peaceful, beautiful setting. The home, the view and the hospitality was above and beyond all my expectations. I came looking for a place to spend some time to rejuvenate and I found that and much more. Maggie is an awesome cook and a wonderful hostess! Thank you for a stay that brought me back to life again! It could not have been more perfect! Thanks, Jeanne Robinson
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Jeanne, Thanks for being the ultimate perfect guest and becoming a super friend as well! Jeanne has gone on to open a fabulous custom cake business - visit her website at: www.sweetblessingscakery.com Hate to admit it but as proud as I am of my baking she puts me to shame - but I love her anyway! Take care and I wish you great success Jeanne! Fondly, Maggie
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Police Museum
The forerunner of the Police Museum was the Police Historical Records Committee formed in 1964 which collected a significant number of artifacts relating to the history of the Force and proposed the foundation of a museum to display them. Originally housed in Police Headquarters, the Police Museum was started in a limited form in 1976 and later moved to Tai Sang Commercial Building in Wan Chai, and moved to the present site in 1988.
The Museum is divided into four galleries: Orientation Gallery, Triad Societies and Narcotics Gallery, Hong Kong Police Then and Now Gallery and Thematic Exhibition Gallery. It has a total floor area of 570 square metres for displaying around 600 exhibits.
Orientation Gallery - this gallery describes the general history of the Police Force through historical photographs and archives, uniforms, equipment, firearms and other artefacts. Significant exhibits include the head of the "Sheung Shui Tiger" which was shot in 1915 after killing two policemen, the donation of memorabilia from the widow of the former Commissioner of Police, Mr. Duncan MacIntosh, and a 'Plague Medal' of 1894, etc.
Triad Societies and Narcotics Gallery - this gallery features the history of local Triad Societies, the scope of their activities, their beliefs and rituals that have been known to be practised by members. This gallery also introduces the past narcotics problems in Hong Kong through the display of replica drugs, drug smoking and trafficking paraphernalia and an old heroin manufacturing laboratory.
Police Then & Now Gallery - this exhibition gives an overview of the transformation of Hong Kong Police Force over the past 170 years by exploring several areas of interest. The history of the Hong Kong Police Force is closely tied with the History of Hong Kong, and it is hoped that through this exhibition, the History of Hong Kong can be seen from another perspective.
Thematic Exhibition Gallery - The current exhibition is "Cheung Chau Police Station (1913 – 2013) – Marking One Hundred Years", showing from 26 November 2013 to 31 October 2014. The past exhibitions included "Police Dog Unit", "Gems of Collection: Police Artefacts in Modern China", "25 Years at the Front: A History of Police Escorts in Hong Kong (1986-2011)", "In Strive for Wisdom, Bravery, Sincerity and Fortitude: Reminiscing the Day Together in Police Cadet School (1973-1990)" and "The Historical Development of Force Communications – Be closely bound up with COMMs Branch".
A pamphlet of the Museum (PDF format)
Address : 27 Coombe Road, The Peak, Hong Kong.
Enquiry :
Tel: (852) 2849 7019
Fax: (852) 2849 4573
Public Transport :
NWFB Bus No. 15 (from Exchange Square to the Peak). Get off at the Wan Chai Gap Road Stop.Opening Hours :
Wednesdays to Sundays : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesdays : 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed on :
Mondays, Tuesdays a.m., Public Holidays and the first three days of the Chinese New Year


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The North Slope of Alaska was at 85°N, and overall diversity had dropped in the megafloral record. Woody angiosperm diversity was much reduced, and conifers were represented by only two foliage and five wood taxa (Spicer and Parrish, 1990a). Equisetites and ferns continued as the main ground cover, and Ginkgo and cycads had disappeared. Fires were common.
The palynomorph record is extensive and indicates angiosperm predominance in the Maastrichtian, with a high turnover and spatial heterogeneity of taxa (Frederiksen et al., 1988; Frederiksen, 1989). Plants that produced the pollen are believed to be mostly herbaceous and probably annuals. A ''weedy" strategy would have been favored by short growing seasons and fire disturbance. Some woody Betulaceae/Ulmaceae may have been present (Parrish et al., 1987; Frederiksen, 1989); however tree taxa were dominated by the limited variety of conifers.
Tree rings reflect lower productivity and more inter-and intra-annual variation. Latewood to earlywood ratios are higher, suggesting thermal limitations on spring or summer growth rather than sudden dark-induced dormancy (Spicer and Parrish, 1990b). By the Maastrichtian, vegetation was more open, with smaller trees. The environment was not as wet, with periodic drying. Vegetational physiognomy suggests MAT of 2.5 to 5°C and long, cold, dark winters with CMM probably no lower than -11°C (Parrish et al., 1987). Large wood tracheid cross sections, and lack of periglacial sediments, imply no severe drought or freezing (Spicer and Parrish, 1990b).
On the Alaskan Peninsula, conditions were much warmer than on the North Slope. Leaf forms were more advanced, migration from the south continued, and Nilssonia (cycad) and diminuitive Ginkgo dawsonii survived into the Maastrichtian (Hollick, 1930; Spicer, 1983).
Floras in both the northern (Spicer, 1989b) and the southern (Askin, 1988b, 1990a; Raine, 1988) high latitudes apparently did not suffer any major ecological trauma at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary.
By the middle Cretaceous, angiosperms were well established in the southern high latitudes. At least 8 an


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Congratulations to the APA members recognized at APA's 2001 Annual Convention for their outstanding achievements and contributions to psychology.
APA Committee on Scientific Awards
Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award
Alan D. Baddeley, PhD, Irving I. Gottesman, PhD, and Michael M. Merzenich, PhD
Award for Distinguished Scientific Applications of Psychology
David T. Lykken, PhD
Award for Distinguished Scientific Early Career Contribution to Psychology (Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience)
Marlene Behrmann, PhD, and Stephen A. Maren, PhD
Award for Distinguished Scientific Early Career Contribution to Psychology (Individual Differences)
Andrew J. Elliot, PhD, and James J. Gross, PhD
Award for Distinguished Scientific Early Career Contribution to Psychology (Perception/Motor Performance)
Paul A.S. Breslin, PhD
Award for Distinguished Scientific Early Career Contribution to Psychology (Applied Research)
Norman Bradley Schmidt, PhD
Award for Distinguished Scientific Early Career Contribution to Psychology (Social Psychology)
Duane T. Wegener, PhD
APA Board of Professional Affairs
Distinguished Contributions to Public Service Award
JoAnne Pedro-Carroll, PhD
Distinguished Contributions to Knowledge Award
Marvin R. Goldfried, PhD
Distinguished Contributions to Applied Psychology as a Professional Practice Award
Reuben J. Silver, PhD
APA Board for the Advancement of Psychology in the Public Interest
Distinguished Contributions to Psychology in the Public Interest
Martha E. Bernal, PhD
Early Career Award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychology in the Public Interest
Edward Dunbar, PhD
Distinguished Contributions to Research in Public Policy
Susan D. Cochran, PhD
APA Board of Educational Affairs
Distinguished Career Contributions to Education and Training Award
Ludy T. Benjamin Jr., PhD
Distinguished Contributions to Applications of Psychology to Education and Training
Alan M. Lesgold, PhD
APA Committee on International Relations in Psychology
Award for Distinguished Contributions to the International Advancement of Psychology
Juris G. Draguns, PhD
APA International Humanitarian Award
Karen Hanscom, PhD
APA Committee on Women in Psychology
Award for Distinguished Leadership for Women in Psychology
Kay Deaux, PhD, and Susan K. Nolen-Hoeksema, PhD
Award for Emerging Leadership for Women in Psychology
Helen L. Coons, PhD
APA Office of Ethnic Minority Affairs
Tanaka Memorial Dissertation Award
Eric A. Hurley, PhD
Honorable mention:
Nan-Sook Park, PhD
APA Committee on Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Concerns
Outstanding Achievement Award
Robin Ann Buhrke, PhD, and Terry Sai-Wah Gock, PhD
APA Karl F. Heiser Awards
Nancy W. Bacher, PsyD, David R. Cox, PhD, Sandra R. Harris, PhD, Mark Hinterthur, PhD, John R. Hogg, PhD, Suzanne S. LeSure, PhD, Ana A. Rivas-Vasquez, PhD, Debra A. Sanchez, PhD, Marsha B. Sauls, PhD, Gary R. Schoener, Michael Schwarzchild, PhD, Michael B. Spellman, PhD, and Judith R. Steward, PhD
American Psychological Association of Graduate Students
Nancy Forest and L. Michael Honaker Master's Scholarship for Research in Psychology
Shoshana Y. Kahana, Case Western Reserve University
2001 Raymond D. Fowler Award
Lynn E. O'Connor, PhD
APAGS Outstanding Professional Development Program Award
Larina I. Kase, Wright State University
Ellin Bloch and Pierre Ritchie Honorary Scholarship
Stephanie R. Carrera, Texas Tech University
David Pilon Scholarship for Training in Professional Psychology
Scott Walters, University of New Mexico
Scott Mesh Honorary Scholarship for Research in Psychology
Janet D. Latner, Rutgers University
2001 APAGS Department of the Year Award
University of Florida Health Science Center's Department of Clinical and Health Psychology
Div. 1 (Society for General Psychology)
William James Book Award
Michael Tomasello, PhD
Ernest R. Hilgard Award for Lifetime Achievements in General Psychology
Murray Sidman, PhD
George A. Miller Award for an Outstanding Recent Article in General Psychology
Jack Martin, PhD, and Jeff Sugarman, PhD
Div. 2 (Society for the Teaching of Psychology)
Robert S. Daniel Award (Four-year College)
Jeanne Marsh Stahl, PhD
Two-year College Award
Tonja L. Ringgold, EdD
Moffett Memorial Award (High School Teacher)
Craig W. Gruber
McKeachie Early Career Award (Graduate Student)
Courtney E. Ahrens, University of Illinois at Chicago
Div. 3 (Experimental)
Young Investigator Award, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition
Todd A. Kahan, PhD
Young Investigator Award, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
Kevin N. Ochsner, PhD
Young Investigator Award, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes
Justin Harris, PhD
Young Investigator Award, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes
Jeffery S. Katz, PhD
Young Investigator Award, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
Derek M. Houston, PhD
Young Investigator Award, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, Honorable Mention
Tracy L. Taylor, PhD
Young Investigator Award, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
Daniel T. Levin, PhD
Young Investigator Award, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied
C.W. Lejuez, PhD
Div. 5 (Evaluation, Measurement and Statistics)
Distinguished Dissertation Award
Gary Burkholder, PhD
Distinguished Scientific Contributions Award
Susan Embretson, PhD
Jacob Cohen Award for Distinguished Teaching and Mentoring
Leona Aiken, PhD
Div. 6 (Behavioral Neuroscience and Comparative Psychology)
Clifford T. Morgan Award for Distinguished Service
J. Bruce Overmier, PhD
D.O. Hebb Award (for a distinguished career of scientific contributions)
M.E. Bitterman, PhD
D.G. Marquis Behavioral Neuroscience Award (for best paper published in Behavioral Neuroscience in 2000)
Eve DeRosa, PhD, and Michael Hasselmo, PhD
F.A. Beach Comparative Psychology Award for best paper published in Journal of Comparative Psychology in 2000
First-place tie:
Frans de Waal, PhD, William D. Hopkins, PhD, Lisa Parr, PhD, and James T. Winslow, PhD; Kazuo Okanoya, Satoru Tsumaki and Eri Honda
Div. 7 (Developmental)
G. Stanley Hall Award for Distinguished Contributions to Developmental Psychology
Arnold Sameroff, PhD
Urie Bronfenbrenner Award for Lifetime Contribution to Developmental Psychology in the Service of Science and Society
Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, PhD
Boyd McCandless Young Scientist Award
Amanda Woodward, PhD
Mentor Award in Developmental Psychology
Norman Garmezy, PhD
Eleanor Maccoby Book Award in Developmental Psychology
John Bruer, PhD (for "The Myth of the First Three Years")
Dissertation Award in Developmental Psychology
Earl Williams, PhD
Div. 8 (Society for Personality and Social Psychology)
Henry Murray Award
Steve West, PhD
Div. 9 (Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues)
Kurt Lewin Memorial Award
James Jones, PhD
Distinguished Service Award
Corann Okorodudu, EdD, and Harold Takooshian, PhD
Div. 10 (Psychology and the Arts)
Arnheim Award
John Kennedy, PhD
Farnsworth Award
Colin Martindale, PhD
Berlyne Award
Todd Lubart, PhD, and Jonathan Plucker, PhD
Div. 12 (Society of Clinical Psychology)
Award for Distinguished Scientific Contributions to Clinical Psychology
Marsha M. Linehan, PhD
Florence Halpern Award for Distinguished Professional Contributions to Clinical Psychology
Edward Zigler, PhD
David Shakow Early Career Award
Martin M. Antony, PhD
Theodore H. Blau Early Career Award
Stephen S. Ilardi, PhD
Section II, Clinical Geropsychology Student Award
Sherry Boudreau, Washington University
Section III, Society for the Science of Clinical Psychology Award for Distinguished Scientist
Marsha Linehan, PhD
Section IV, Clinical Psychology of Women Student Research Award
First place:
Julie L. Quimby, University of Maryland; Second place: Laura Edwards-Leeper, Bowling Green State University
Section IV, Clinical Psychology of Women Mentor Award
Sharon R. Jenkins, PhD
Section VI, Clinical Psychology of Ethnic Minorities Mentor Award
John Robinson, EdD
Section VII, Emergencies and Crises Career Achievement Award
Norman Farberow, PhD
Section VII, Emergencies and Crises Graduate Student Research Award
Matthew K. Nock, Yale University
Section VII, Emergencies and Crises Lifetime Achievement Award
John Monahan, PhD
Section VIII, Association of Medical School Psychologists Distinguished Educator Award
Ellen Frank, PhD, and Ronald Rozensky, PhD
Div. 15 (Educational)
Thorndike Award
John Bransford, PhD
Richard Snow Early Contributions Award
Clark Chinn, PhD
Outstanding Dissertation Award
Allison Ryan, PhD
Div. 16 (School)
Senior Scientist Award
Jack Naglieri, PhD
Jack Bardon Award for Distinguished Service
Roy P. Martin, PhD
Outstanding Dissertation in School Psychology
Aleta A. Gilbertson Schulte, University of WisconsinMadison
Div. 17 (Counseling)
Leona Tyler Award
Clara E. Hill, PhD
Dorothy Booz Black Award for Outstanding Achievement in Counseling Health Psychology
John D. Alcorn, PhD
Fritz and Linn Kuder Award
Ellen Hawley McWhirter, PhD
John D. Black Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Practice of Counseling Psychology
Louise A. Douce, PhD
Outstanding Contribution to The Counseling Psychologist Award
John S. Westefeld, PhD
Barbara A. Kirk Award
Naomi M. Dogan, Pennsylvania State University, and Aaron B. Rochlen, University of Maryland
Donald E. Super Fellowship
Krista Gragg, University of Oregon
Div. 18 (Psychologists in Public Service) Student Award
David Huebner, Arizona State University
Div. 19 (Military)
Robert M. Yerkes Award
David R. Segal, PhD, and Mady W. Segal, PhD
John C. Flanagan Award
Martin F. Wiskoff, PhD
Charles S. Gersoni Award
Paul A. Gade, PhD
Div. 20 (Adult Development and Aging)
Retirement Research Foundation Master Mentor Award
John R. Nesselroade, PhD
Retirement Research Foundation Mentor Award
Iseli Krauss, PhD
Distinguished Research Achievement Award
Gisela Labouvie-Vief, PhD
Springer Early Career Award
Rebecca Levy, PhD
Margaret Baltes Dissertation Award in the Psychology of Aging
Mara Mather, PhD
Postdoctoral Completed Research Award
Christopher Brady, PhD
Completed Doctoral Research Award
Cecile A. Marczinski, PhD
Doctoral Level Proposed Research Award
Katherine White, University of Florida, Gainesville
Completed Master's Research
Tara L. Victor, University of Michigan
Master's Level Proposed Research
Joshua R. Bringle, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Undergraduate Level Completed Research
Adam Sanborn, University of New Hampshire
Div. 20 (Adult Development and Aging) and Div. 38 (Health)
Outstanding Contributions to Developmental Health Psychology
Howard Leventhal, PhD
Div. 21 (Applied Experimental and Engineering)
George E. Briggs Dissertation Award
Michelle Yeh, PhD
Franklin V. Taylor Award
Peter Hancock, PhD
Div. 22 (Rehabilitation)
2000 Early Career Research Award
Joseph H. Ricker, PhD
2000 Roger Barker Distinguished Research Contribution Award
Nancy M. Crewe, PhD
Harold Yuker Award for Research Excellence
James Malec, PhD, and Anne Moessner, RN
Div. 24 (Theoretical and Philosophical)
Distinguished Service Award
Ronald Miller, PhD
Award for Distinguished Theoretical and Philosophical Contributions to Psychology
Daniel Robinson, PhD
Div. 25 (Division of Behavior Analysis)
Outstanding Basic Research Award
Kennon A. Lattal, PhD
Outstanding Applied Research Award
Edward G. Carr, PhD
Don F. Hake Basic/Applied Research Award
Stephen T. Higgins, PhD
Fred S. Keller Behavioral Education Award
Joseph C. Delquadri, PhD, and Charles R. Greenwood, PhD
B.F. Skinner New Research Award
Dorothea C. Lerman, PhD
Dissertation Awards
Richard Keen, PhD, and Cynthia Pietras, PhD
Div. 26 (History of Psychology)
Lifetime Achievement Award for Sustained, Outstanding and Unusual Scholarly Contributions to the History of Psychology
Josef Brozek, PhD, and Daniel N. Robinson, PhD
Early Career Award for Scholarship in the History of Psychology
Alexandra Rutherford, York University
2001 Mary Whiton Calkins Lecturer
Philip Cushman, PhD
2001 Wallace A. Russell Memorial Lecturer
Michael A. Sokal, PhD
Best Paper Published in a Single Year in History of Psychology
John P. Jackson, PhD
Certificates of Appreciation
Daniel Burston, PhD, David Hollinger, PhD, and Cheryl Logan, PhD
Div. 27 (Society for Community Research and Action)
Distinguished Contribution to Practice in Community Psychology
Edward Madara, American Self-Help Group Clearinghouse
Seymour B. Sarason Award
James Kelly, PhD
Emory Cowen Dissertation Award
Iain Butterworth, PhD
Best Dissertation on a Topic Relevant to Community Psychology
Camille Preston, PhD
Ethnic Minority Mentorship Award
Edward Seidman, PhD
Distinguished Contribution to Theory and Research in Community Psychology
Rhona Weinstein, PhD
Div. 28 (Psychopharmacology and Substance Abuse)
Wyeth-Ayerst Young Psychopharmacologist Award
Scott Lane, PhD
Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award
James Grobe, PhD
Brady-Schuster Award
Marilyn Carroll, PhD
Div. 29 (Psychotherapy)
Donald K. Freedheim Student Development Award
Mary L. Malik, University of California at Santa Barbara
Mathilda B. Canter Education and Training Award
Mary D. Looman, The Fielding Institute
Student Diversity Award
Arieahn Matamonasa, The Fielding Institute
Distinguished Psychologists of the Year
Michael J. Lambert, PhD, and Lenore E.A. Walker, EdD
Jack D. Krasner Award for Early Career Achievements
Jeffrey A. Hayes, PhD
Div. 30 (Society for Psychological Hypnosis)
Award for Distinguished Contributions to Scientific Hypnosis
Philip G. Zimbardo, PhD
Award for Early Career Contributions to Hypnosis
Edward Frischholz, PhD
Award for Distinguished Contributions to Professional Hypnosis
Alan Sheflin, JD
Div. 31 (State Psychological Association Affairs)
Outstanding Psychologist Award
Elaine LeVine, PhD
Div. 32 (Humanistic)
Rollo May Award
Ernest Keen, PhD
Carl Rogers Award
Vera S. Paster, PhD
Fellows Award
Maureen O'Hara, PhD
Sydney M. Jourard Memorial Student Symposium Award
Georgios K. Lampropoulos of Ball State University, Brent Dean Robbins of Duquesne University, Ingrid Sell, PhD, and Marti Southam of Saybrook Graduate School
Div. 33 (Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities)
Edgar A. Doll Award
Donald K. Routh, PhD
Student Research Award
S. Douglas Bodin, University of Alabama, and Misty L. Boyd, Oklahoma State University
Div. 35 (Society for the Psychology of Women)
Heritage Award for Undergraduate Teaching
Janis Bohan, PhD, and Margaret Matlin, PhD
Heritage Award for Graduate Teaching
Lucia Gilbert, PhD
Carolyn Wood Sherif Award
Abigail Stewart, PhD, and Judith Worell, PhD
Psychotherapy with Women Award
Deidre Byrnes Pereira, PhD
Geis Memorial Dissertation Award
Sarah Carney, City University of New York
Honorable mention:
Melanie Harned, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign
Hyde Graduate Student Research Grant Award
Daniela Ligiero, University of Maryland, and Regine Mylene Talleyrand, University of Maryland
Psychological Research on Women and Gender
Mary C. Johannesen-Schmidt, Northwestern University
Honorable mentions:
Charlotte Markey, University of California at Riverside, and Melisa Robichaud, Concordia University
Div. 36 (Religion)
William C. Bier Award
W.W. Meissner, MD
Distinguished Service Award
Hendrika Vande Kemp, PhD
Margaret Gorman Early Career Award
W. Paul Williamson, PhD
Virginia Staudt Sexton Mentoring Award
Allen E. Bergin, PhD
Div. 37 (Child, Youth and Family Services)
2001 Distinguished Contribution to Child Advocacy Award
John E.B. Myers, JD
2001 Nicholas Hobbs Award
Barbara Bonner, PhD
Student Poster Award
Ehrin E. Lovria, University of Houston, Nicole E. Marcus, University of Miami, Brett E. Scofield, Wichita State University, and Hillary J. Heinze, Wayne State University
Doctoral Dissertation Grant Award
Nicole Marcus, University of Miami
Section I, Student Poster Award
Caryn M. Sabourin, North Carolina State University
Div. 38 (Health)
Outstanding Contributions to Health Psychology
Senior award: Robert M. Kaplan, PhD
Junior award: Stephen Lepore, PhD, and Shari Waldstein, PhD
Career Service to Health Psychology
Kenneth A. Wallston, PhD
Outstanding Service to Div. 38 (Health)
Jessie Gruman, PhD
Student Research Awards
Allison E. Collins, Bowling Green State University, Douglas A. Raynor, University of Pittsburgh, Lisa A. Schwartz, Case Western Reserve University, and Molly M. White, Oklahoma State University
Outstanding Student Poster Awards
Sally S. Dickerson, University of California at Los Angeles,and Peter Malinoski, PhD
Div. 42 (Psychologists in Independent Practice)
Presidential Citations
Jeffrey Barnett, PsyD, Jean Carter, PhD, Bonnie Markham, PhD, Michael Murphy, PhD, and Lenore Walker, EdD
Best of the Bulletin Awards
Best Feature Article: Jack Wiggins, PhD
Best CE Article: Michael Cuttler, PhD
Outgoing Editor Special Award
Michael Brickey
Online Recognition
Rick Weiss
Online Outstanding Contributor
Jeffrey Barnett, PsyD
Distinguished Psychologist of the Year
Alan Entin, PhD
Distinguished Public Service Award
Stephen Pfeiffer, PhD
Div. 43 (Family)
Family Psychologist of the Year
William M. Pinsof, PhD
Carolyn Attneave Award
Rhoda Olkin, PhD
Distinguished Service to the Division of Family Psychology
Mary Campbell, APA Child, Youth and Families Officer
Awards for Substantial Contributions to the Field of Families and Domestic Violence
Robert A. Geffner, PhD, L. Kevin Hamberger, PhD, K. Daniel O'Leary, PhD, Richard B. Stuart, DSW, and Lenore E. Walker, EdD
Student Research Award
Wendy J. Nilsen, PhD
Div. 44 (Society for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Issues)
Distinguished Ethnic Minority Contribution
Angela R. Gillem, PhD
Distinguished Scientific Contribution
Ritch C. Savin-Williams, PhD
Distinguished Student Contribution
Silvestro Menzano, Gallaudet University
Distinguished Professional Contribution
Robin Ann Buhrke, PhD
Distinguished Educational Contribution
Y. Barry Chung, PhD
Distinguished Book Award for Work on Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Issues
Kathleen J. Bieschke, PhD, Kurt A. DeBord, PhD, and Ruperto M. Perez, PhD
Div. 45 (Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues)
Lifetime Achievement Award
Vera S. Paster, PhD
Distinguished Career Contributions to Service Award
Bertha G. Holliday, PhD, and Lula Beatty, PhD
Emerging Professional Award
Cynthia de las Fuentes, PhD, and Gayle Y. Iwamasa, PhD
Charles and Shirley Thomas Award
Nancy Boyd Franklin, PhD
Distinguished Career Contribution to Research Award
Donald R. Atkinson, PhD, and James S. Jackson, PhD
Div. 47 (Exercise and Sport)
Distinguished Professional Contribution to Exercise and Sport Psychology in Education and Training
Daniel Gould, PhD
Outstanding Dissertation Award
S. Nicole Culos-Reed, PhD, and R. Renee Newcomer, EdD
Div. 48 (Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict and Violence: Peace)
Distinguished Service Award
Judith Van Hoorn, PhD
Presidential Award
Corann Okorodudu, EdD
Outstanding Contribution Award
Ronald Fisher, PhD
Morton Deutsch Conflict Resolution Award
Johan Galtung, PhD
Div. 49 (Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy)
Group Psychologist of the Year Award
Joseph McGrath, PhD
2000 Dissertation Research Award
Wendi Adair, PhD
Div. 50 (Addictions)
Division 50 Young Scholars Awards
First-place tie: Frederick Muench, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and Gavin D. Shoal, University of Kentucky
Second-place tie: Ana M. Abrantes, San Diego State University/University of California, and Cindy C. Levin, Nova University
Div. 51 (Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity)
Outstanding Researcher
Carl Auerbach, PhD, and Louise Silverstein, PhD
Distinguished Service
James Campbell, PhD
Outstanding Student
Benjamin Locke, Boston College, Francisco Sanchez, University of Iowa, and Matthew Englar-Carlson, Pennsylvania State University
Div. 52 (International)
Distinguished International Psychologist Award
Robert F. Morgan, PhD, and Elizabeth Nair, PhD
Past-president's Award
Frank Farley, PhD
Certificates of Recognition
Joan C. Chrisler, PhD, Florence L. Denmark, PhD, Joy K. Rice, PhD, and Harold Takooshian, PhD
Student Awards
Evana Hsaio, Ohio State University, and Shannon McCaslin, University of South Dakota
Div. 53 (Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology)
Distinguished Research Contribution Award
Ivar O. Lovaas, PhD
2000 Outstanding Article Award as published in Journal of Clinical Child Psychology
Monica Ostberg and Berit Hagekull
Award of Appreciation
Euthymia D. Hibbs, PhD
Div. 54 (Society of Pediatric Psychology)
Martin P. Levin Mentorship Award
Dennis D. Drotar, PhD
Lee Salk Distinguished Service Award
Dennis C. Russo, PhD
Logan Wright Distinguished Research Award
Alexandra L. Quittner, PhD
Rebecca Routh Coon Injury Prevention Grant
David C. Schwebel, PhD
Routh Student Research Grant
Alicia McAuliff, St. John's University
Student Research Award
Christine T. Chambers, PhD
Div. 55 (American Society for the Advancement of Pharmacotherapy)
Distinguished Contribution to the Advancement of Pharmacotherapy at the National Level
Patrick H. DeLeon, PhD, JD
Distinguished Contribution to the Advancement of Pharmacotherapy at the State Level
Elaine LeVine, PhD
Student Contribution to the Advancement of Pharmacotherapy
Rebecca Kayo, University of Kentucky
American Academy of Forensic Psychology
Award for Distinguished Career Contributions
Robert Hare, PhD
American Academy of Forensic Psychology and Div. 41 (American PsychologyLaw Society)
Saleem Shah Award for Early Career Achievement
John F. Edens, PhD, and Randy Salekin, PhD
American Psychological Foundation (APF)
2001 Distinguished Teaching of Psychology Award
Frank J. Vattano, PhD
2001 Gold Medal for Life Achievement in the Application of Psychology
Joseph D. Matarazzo, PhD
2001 Gold Medal for Life Achievement in the Practice of Psychology
Herman Feifel, PhD
2001 Gold Medal for Life Achievement in Psychology in the Public Interest
Henry P. David, PhD
2001 Gold Medal for Life Achievement in the Science of Psychology
R. Duncan Luce, PhD
APF and Div. 1 (Society for General Psychology)
The Arthur Staats Lecture for Notable Efforts to Unify Psychology
Gregory A. Kimble, PhD
APF and Div. 13 (Consulting)
2001 Harry and Miriam Levinson Award
Manfred Kets De Vries, PhD
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Under supervision, to install weatherization materials and repair home items that relate to energy efficiency; and to do other work as required.
The Community Solutions Division of the Department of Human Services provides vocational services to disadvantaged, unemployed and underemployed County residents. The Division also administers the County's low-income weatherization program.
The Weatherization Installer performs journey-level residential weatherization measures and minor repairs according to written specifications and established procedures. Incumbents work on site individually or as part of a crew and offer guidance to entry level trainees.
The Weatherization Installer differs from the Weatherization Crew Leader which leads the work of a crew in the field and ensures all weatherization measures are completed as recommended by the Energy Audit.
Duties may include but are not limited to the following:
- Installs insulation in floors, ceilings and walls with blown fiberglass and cellulose or fiberglass batting; insulates and seals duct systems and insulates water pipes on conventional and mobile homes.
- Measures, installs, and replaces glass and storm and replacement windows; caulks and weather-strips doors and windows; installs or repairs doors and locksets; assists in blower door infiltration to determine air leakage.
- Assists in and/or conducts blower door tests, duct system testing and other health and safety tests as required.
- Repairs and/or replaces roofing materials, siding, duct systems, stairs, rodent barriers, and other energy saving or health and safety repairs on conventional and mobile homes; saws tree limbs for access to roofs, siding, or outside stairs.
- Performs basic plumbing and furnace repairs that do not need a journey-level plumber or furnace repair person such as pulling a fan motor, replacing a faucet, fixing a broken pipe, or pulling a toilet to replace the wax ring.
- Assists in educating clients about energy saving techniques, such as talking with them about heating, cooling, water, electricity and gas use and reinforcing the weatherization commitment form.
- Maintains work equipment and tools, vehicles and shop area, and contributes to inventory by counting items quarterly. Some positions are required to operate a forklift.
- Offers guidance to entry level trainees to help them learn Weatherization techniques, materials, and tools.
- Responsible for personal safety, contributing to customer, site, and team safety, and attending staff and safety meetings.
- Recycle all materials possible from job site including loading, separating, dismantling, and placing in disposal bins.
Working knowledge of: Weatherization regulations, techniques, materials and tools; basic math; basic methods of home construction and repair; basic plumbing repair; basic electrical principles (for furnace repair), standard building codes; safety rules and regulations.
Skill to: Follow oral and written instructions; safely operate light power and hand tools, including hammer, tape measure, carpenter square, level, plane, saw and drill; add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers and fractions; communicate effectively, both orally and in writing; establish and maintain effective working relationships with crew members, homeowners, vocational trainees and other County employees.
Duties include stooping, bending, crawling, scootching on stomach or back, climbing and working on ladders, working on roofs, and working in cramped locations such as in crawl spaces, attics, under mobile homes, and in furnace closets.
Workers will be exposed to a variety of hazards inside and outside homes including all types of household trash, medical or drug garbage, pet and vermin waste or carcasses; numerous pests including insects that bite and sting, spiders and rodents; other materials include mold and mildew, thick tobacco smoke, potential lead paint and asbestos; adhesive fumes, and contact with grey water or raw sewage. Employees work inside and outside homes in all weather conditions.
Employees must have the following certification from the State of Oregon Department of Energy or Oregon Energy Coordinator's association: Building Shell Technician I.
Incumbents must possess and maintain an Oregon Lead Based Paint Permit.
Incumbents must possess and maintain CPR and First Aid certification.
Employees who operate forklifts must maintain forklift certification.
Ability to lift 25 pounds overhead and ability to lift and carry 100 pounds.
Must successfully pass a criminal history check which may include national or state fingerprint records check.
Must pass a pre-employment drug test.
Employment is contingent upon passing a post-offer physical assessment. Accommodation requests will be reviewed on an individual basis in compliance with State and Federal legislation.
Driving is required for County business on a regular basis or to accomplish work. Incumbents must possess a valid driver's license, and possess and maintain an acceptable driving record throughout the course of employment.
Any satisfactory combination of experience and training that demonstrates possession of the required knowledge and skills.
Weatherization Installer is part of a promotional career path in Community Solutions. Incumbents in the Weatherization Trainee classification are promoted to Weatherization Installer upon satisfactory completion of an approved training and development plan. Possession of the required knowledge, skills, and abilities at the higher level must be documented in an approved promotional evaluation.


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