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Four faculty members from Dakota State University will be recognized at the 5th annual Founders Day Legends and Legacy Banquet February 26 at the Dakota Prairie Playhouse.
Featured speaker at this year's banquet is former South Dakota Governor Bill Janklow, who was instrumental in leading the 1984 mission change at Dakota State University.
The four faculty awards are given annually to recognize excellence in teaching, research, service and advising. Faculty members are nominated by their peers for these awards.
The Dr. Ernest Teagarden Award for Excellence in Teaching is being awarded to Christopher Olson. Olson is an Instructor in the College of Business and Information Systems. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in Information Systems from Dakota State University. He teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses, specializing in Office applications, Visual Basic programming, and both client and server side Web programming. He serves on the Barrier Free Learning Committee at DSU, which was formed to ensure that students who rely on assistive software are able to access information effectively. He has served as a member of the South Dakota Spinal Cord and Traumatic Brain Injury Research Council since it was formed, and is also on the state Board of Vocational Rehabilitation. He has been a full time faculty member at DSU since 2006.
The Merrill D. Hunter Award for Excellence in Research is being awarded to Dr. Amit Deokar.
Dr. Deokar is an Assistant Professor of Information Systems at DSU where he teaches graduate courses. He has been with the College of Business and Information Systems since 2006. He has been involved in shaping the D.Sc.(IS) program at Dakota State since its inception, and has been active in conducting research engaging students enrolled in the program. Dr. Deokar's current research interests are in business process management, collaboration processes and systems, decision support, knowledge management, and healthcare informatics. He has published numerous journal articles, conference publications, and book chapters on these topics. In addition to his academic commitments, Dr. Deokar serves on the Graduate Council at DSU. He is currently serving as the secretary for the Midwest Association for Information Systems (MWAIS), and has also served as the Program Co-Chair for MWAIS conferences in the past. Dr. Deokar received a bachelor's degree from the University of Mumbai, and master's and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Arizona.
The DeWayne Mork Award for Excellence in Service is being awarded to Dr. Jennifer M. Gross. Dr. Gross is an Assistant Professor of Science Education with the College of Education. A graduate of Minnesota State University-Mankato and the University of Minnesota, Gross teaches science methods and content courses. She has served as Program Director of Camp Invention, a summer enrichment program for elementary children, has provided professional development to K-12 teachers, and is the faculty mentor to the DSU student chapter of the South Dakota Education Association. She also serves on the following DSU Committees: Professional Education Council, College of Education Assessment Coordinating Committee, Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Woman's Day Committee, and Graduate Council. She has been with DSU since 1995.
The Alexander "Sandy" Davidson Award for Excellence in Advising is being awarded to Dr. Donna Hazelwood. Dr. Hazelwood is a Professor of Biology with the College of Arts and Sciences. She received master's and PhD degrees in Plant Pathology from Washington State University and Cornell University, respectively. She teaches various biology courses including, botany, microbiology, genetics, and molecular and cell biology. Hazelwood has published papers on plant-pathogen epidemiology. She mentors student research projects involving plant-microbe interactions, including a student who was awarded an Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship from the American Society for Microbiology. She also serves as a mentor for the national on-line Botanical Society of America Planting Science Program. Hazelwood serves on DSU committees including faculty development, caring, and writing intensive. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Collaboration for the advancement of College Teaching and Learning, Secretary for the South Dakota Academy of Science, and Secretary/Treasurer for the Teaching Section of the Botanical Society of America. Hazelwood has been with DSU since 1994.
The banquet starts at 5:30p.m. Tickets for the Legends and Legacy Banquet are available from the DSU Foundation at 605-256-5693.


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How automatic federal budget cuts could affect Vt.February 25,2013
Education and the military could see some of the biggest reductions in Vermont under automatic cuts to the federal budget set to take hold this week, according to a report the White House issued Sunday as it seeks to avoid the impending economic fallout.
The White House compiled the numbers from federal agencies and its own budget office. The numbers are based only on the $85 billion in cuts for this fiscal year, from March to September, that were set to take effect Friday.
As to whether states could move money around to cover shortfalls, the White House said that depends on state budget structures and the specific programs. The White House did not have a list of which states or programs might have flexibility.
According to the White House, Vermont could lose:
n $1.1 million in funding for primary and secondary education
n $1.4 million for about 30 teachers, aides and staff who help children with disabilities
n $101,000 for job search assistance, referral, and placement
n $331,000 to help improve Vermonts response to public health threats including infectious disease and natural disasters
n $270,000 to help prevent and treat substance abuse
n $52,000 for vaccinations
n 1,000 civilian Department of Defense workers would be furloughed
n $1 million cut from Army base operation funding
n $1 million to ensure clean water and air quality and to prevent pollution from pesticides and hazardous waste
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The M.O.O.D. Of America: Lincoln Financial Group Study Finds Optimism For The Future Is On The Rise
RADNOR, Pa., May 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE: LNC) announced today results of a survey that show that four in five Americans (80%) are optimistic about the future. According to the study, which Lincoln Financial refers to as Measuring Optimism, Outlook and Direction (M.O.O.D.) of America, the percentage of people who exhibit optimism is up eight points from 2011, the last time the company conducted the research.
The survey also found that slightly more than four in 10 (43%) of Americans polled feel the country is on the right track, nearly two in three (64%) believe the economy has gotten better since the downturn, and almost eight in 10 (78%) are optimistic about their overall financial futures.
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In addition, 68 percent of study participants (compared to 66% in 2011) identify themselves as being "in control," a mindset that combines how comfortable respondents feel about their overall life, personal/family life, health and financial future. Not surprisingly, being debt-free (75%), staying within a budget (70%), paying credit card bills in full each month (68%) and putting money away for retirement (62%) were identified by these respondents as very important financial steps to take to gain control."Empowering people to take charge is a core tenet of what Lincoln Financial stands for in the marketplace," said Dennis R. Glass, president and CEO of Lincoln Financial Group. "We continue to believe financial preparedness is best when it is rooted in optimism that leads to action, and it is promising that so many Americans are not only confident about the future, but are also taking steps to gain control of it." Little Things Go a Long Way Lincoln Financial's latest poll also found that, more broadly, being empowered and living life with a "take charge" attitude is driven by everyday behaviors. This is true regardless of someone's race, age or socioeconomic status.
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Toyota Recycles Hybrid Batteries Into Energy Management Systems
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A shift in Toyota's research and development strategy could put a charge into the nascent technological application of recycling hybrid vehicle batteries into energy storage systems.
This concept isn't new, but Toyota's announcement that it will sell electricity management systems comprised of recycled hybrid batteries to its vehicle dealers in Japan is fresh thinking – to my knowledge the first time an automaker has dedicated a business unit toward integrated battery microgrid systems.
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Homemade Ginger Beer Recipe
Aside from smoothies and fresh juices, I'm not much of a drink maker. I do enjoy a good drink but I usually like it made for me. Ginger beer sounded so much fun to make and I had to give it a try and share it with you. With just the right amount of tang and spice, it is lively and delicious. I'll even say it's more refreshing than lemonade.
Yield: 2 quarts
Prep Time: Prep 2 days in advance
Plan ahead; the process takes at least two days but is totally worth the wait!
1/3 cup finely grated fresh ginger (6- to 8- inch ginger root)
1 cup sugar
7 ½ cups filtered water
1/8 teaspoon active dry yeast
Freshly squeezed juice of 1 lemon
Place the grated ginger, sugar, and ½ cup of the water in a medium saucepan and set over medium-high heat. Stir until the sugar is dissolved, about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat, cover and let steep for 1 hour.
Pour the syrup through a fine mesh strainer set over a cup, pressing down with a spoon to get all the flavor out. Place the syrup in the refrigerator until at least room temperature. Discard the grated ginger.
Using a funnel, pour the syrup into a 2-liter glass bottle with a tight-fitting cap. Add the yeast, lemon juice and remaining 7 cups of water. Close the cap tightly on the bottle and shake to combine. Leave the bottle at room temperature for 48 hours. Open and check for desired amount of carbonation. Once desired carbonation is achieved, it is important to refrigerate the ginger beer.
The beer will keep in the refrigerator for two weeks. Open the bottle once a day to release excess carbonation.
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Envision life as play and possibility. Instead winning and losing, what would happen if our objective was to keep life's relationships going? Instead of playing by the rules, what if we played with the rules? What if we moved from what James Carse calls "finite games" to "infinite" games, focused on engaging people rather than elevating winners and discarding losers, accepted that we are profoundly out of control, embraced life's unknowns with an eagerness for surprises?
Carse spent decades looking at how humans over the centuries and around the world have approached life. He taught the history and literature of religion at New York University. He also shared what he knew with a larger audience when he hosted a show on religion for CBS. Now he writes full time and travels with his wife. In rigorously studying the world's religions, Jim Carse has examined how our own Judeo-Christian tradition has had vast influence on every aspect of our intellect and imagination and continues to do so.
In the West, we have been shaped largely by the apocalyptic view of the world embraced by Christians and Muslims. Finite games. We believe we are in control, an idea reinforced in the 20th century by great ideologies (Marxism, fascism, capitalism) which were intent on controlling large numbers of people. We are trained against surprised, prepared to deal with everything that comes up.
As the world grows more complex and the unknowns grow, the dominance of finite games is diminishing, Carse believes. We would do well, he suggests, to look to another part of our tradition and others, the infinite part. Learn to be more open to life's mysteries. Go into today's wildernesses (personified by New York City, which he believes is a deeply spiritual place) open to surprise. Begin to see an on-going history, he says, and we will begin to find ways to keep that history alive.
These ideas and forces led Carse into his own infinite game. He has followed the ancient practice of the early Jesus Movement. It's the ancient Jewish tradition of the midrash, where you write one story to get the meaning of another. He combined two essential elements: his own disciplined attempt to learn what had already been said and done, and originality. Carse has written a Gospel, just as Jesus' followers did for the three centuries after Jesus died. Carse calls his The Gospel of the Beloved Disciple. And the Disciple is a woman.
Write your own Gospel, says Carse. Go down into the heart of the all-pervasive influence the Judeo-Christian tradition has had on every single one of us. Tell your own Jesus story. Bring the authority back to the reader, take it out of the hands of some kind of official body. Carse describes the very act of doing so as an act of great self enlightenment and a process that should never end. Sound familiar?
James Carse the explains differences between "finite games" and "infinite games" to Paula Gordon and Bill Russell. He gives examples of both. He uses marriage as potentially an adult example of an infinite game (both people are creatively engaged with each other, are open with each other and are in constant conversation) as compared to a finite game (where someone wins and someone loses). "Rules" are entirely differently in the two approaches.
Another way to illustrate an infinite game is as a journey rather than a destination, demonstrated in the ancient religious traditions of Taoism. Carse describes the effect apocalyptic thinking (a finite game) has had in religion, ecology, and politics. He shows how hopeful it is when we change our habits of thinking to see the alternative approach -- an on-going history in which people are committed to keeping history alive (an infinite game.) He sees people moving away from ideology, citing Marxism and capitalism, and shows how Christians and Muslims are apocalyptic. He tells why he thinks todayâs increasing uncertainties are spurring increasingly open ended ways of thinking, more like the approach taken by Hindus and Jews. He voices his concern that academic institutions have an important role in synthesis as well as analysis, with a responsibility to communicate conclusions which is not always fully met.
Jim Carse thinks New York is an immensely spiritual place and explains why, pointing to its unique role in the arts. He points out that never before in the history of the earth has such a diverse human community lived together in peace, urging us to learn to keep our distinctiveness. He offers the secret of ancient the mystics who avoided radical dependence by always knowing where to find silence, and tells why silence is both vital and extremely difficult for humans who have great difficulty in truly listening. He explains why it is good that all of us, always, are literally out of control. He suggests that cities are the modern wilderness and describes why that is important to learning to deal with the unknown, to being open.
Professor Carse explaining why one must learn rules, not so that we can follow them, but to know where you can depart from them. He applauds originality and creativity, while championing disciplined attempts to learn what's already been said and done. He tells why taking risks is now a critical necessity. He answers Bill's question about what happens when a very good infinite game player faces a finite game player who cheats. Professor Carse shows how Paula's contention that most of the world's greatest people were "losers" is incorrect, rather they were playing a game different from what people thought. He describes death and life in an infinite game, then applies the finite and infinite idea to Jesus of Galilee. Professor Carse describes approximately 200 gospels written following Jesus' death. He tells how different historical versions of Jesus affect religious ideas, confident that the question, "Who was Jesus?" may be unanswerable. He tells how he revived the tradition of writing gospels.
The origins of Jim Carse's Gospel are in the extensive Jewish literature contemporary to Jesus, noting that even Matthew, Mark, Luke and John -- the canonical Gospels -- each give a different picture of Jesus. Professor Carse tells why Gospels are a literary form unique to Christianity. He describes what he put into his Gospel and how he came to make those choices, reminding us that the earliest gospels could not have been eye witness accounts since the earliest ones were written at least 30 years after the death of Jesus. Professor Carse tells why he chose a woman to be the Beloved Disciple, and tells one of the parables he has Jesus deliver.
James Carse describes how writing a Gospel affected him, how his idea of Jesus came out of decades of teaching and thinking. He tells how different the book would have been if heâd written it earlier. He challenges Christians and others to restore this ancient tradition of writing gospels. He urges people to take back the authority of the reader, take it out of the hands of some kind of official body. He describes the vastness of the influence the Judeo-Christian tradition has had on everyone in the West, and elsewhere. He relates infinite games to all that we do and might do.
Jim Carse and his wife welcomed us into their Greenwich Village apartment even before their furniture had arrived. We admire their flexibility.
Trisha Barron and Warren Kornblum always make New York special for us. We thank them for their support and encouragement.
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The Gospel of the Beloved Disciple is published by HarperSanFrancisco. Finite and Infinite Games: a View of Life as Play and Possibility is published by Ballantine Books, a division of RandomHouse.
In 2008, James Carse published The Religious Case Against Belief which we discussed with him at his home in western Massachusettes. That book changed our view of "religion."
We view philosopher Frederick Ferré's work as being a fine match for Dr. Carse's views. A summary of Dr. Ferré's work can be found in his three-volume series: Being and Value, Knowing and Value and Living and Value.


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This week's New Yorker turned a card table and chit-chat into a neighborhood tradition – for more than forty years. John Schiumo filed the following report, which was shot, written and edited by Rachel Smith.
When Richanda Rhoden and her husband moved to Cranberry Street in 1960, they didn't know a single person. So Richanda went out with the hope of meeting some of her Brooklyn Heights neighbors.
"I had a little table out on the street, you know, selling little things, thinking I could talk to people who came by. I got to know a few people, and that was really the way it started," says Richanda.
That little table is now the Cranberry Street Fair – a tradition that's repeated every fall in front of her house.
What was once a simple flea market is now an all-day affair with live music, crafts and food, pumpkin painting and carving, and Richanda's favorite: Bellydancing.
Today, almost everyone knows Richanda. At 96 years old, she still sits at her table, selling knickknacks and getting to know people.
"She's the inspiration for the whole Cranberry Fair," says Cranberry Street Association member Mike Rycheck. "I don't know if she has an official title, but she's kind of the heart and soul behind it."
She's been that way since moving from Washington State to study art as a young woman. She still paints every day, surrounded by sculptures made by her late husband, artist John Rhoden. The home is something of a gallery – a gem in the community for more than half a century.
"I was stunned when I went into her home and the entire thing has turned into a really inspiring friendship." says the Cranberry Street Association's Katy Browning. "Because she doesn't have any immediate family, she considers the neighbors and this street her family."
It's a family she brings together every year, at least for one day, on Cranberry Street.
"I love Cranberry Street," Richanda says. "You can be in a big city that's very interesting, but you still want to be included in some kind of group."
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This petition is a response to this: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/bbc_springer/ We the undersigned call upon Mark Thompson of the BBC and Jonathan Thoday of Avalon to insist the £90,000 costs awarded to them against Stephen Green in the Jerry Springer the Opera case are paid in full. We note that Mark Thompson\'s salary is more than £750,000 pa and that Jon Thoday\'s wealth was estimated at £12 million in 2001 and yet find this information irrelevant. We note that Jonathan Thoday\'s company lost £500,000 on the tour of Jerry Springer the Opera due to the unpleasant actions of Mr Green and that £35,000 is really the least Mr Green can stump up. We note that Mr Green says "the BBC spends millions on inflated salaries for celebrities, rebranding logos and the news and on channels hardly anyone watches and that it would not even notice £55,000", like that\'s some kind of defence. Finally, we regard the costs orders made against Stephen Green as justice and hope this small-minded individual now realises that gaining fair access to the courts against ANY opponents carries with it the threat of punitive costs hanging over them.
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The Canine Club recently held a Pet Parade and Dog Show at Clubhouse One. Contests were held for best dog tricks, matching outfits and for smallest and largest dog. Highlights of the morning were performances for Best Dog Tricks: "Oreo," who is a whiz at math – barked out answers to addition and subtraction problems; and "Cupcake" jumped through hoops and retrieved a roll of toilet paper for his owner sitting on a bucket, i.e. toilet. Folks, it doesn't get more entertaining than that. Below are some photos of lovable pooches and their owners who participated in the event.
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text: 'Always Right Never Wrong' China Mug by Mary Fellows £11.95$22.79€15.73$20 173 customer reviews(173) In stock £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 mainland UK delivery - Order now and receive this item on or before Thursday 22 January £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 mainland UK deliveryEstimated delivery: 14-21 days £9.70$18.50€12.77$16.24 Express Next Day 1pm - Order now and receive this item on or before Tuesday 23 December Express delivery available UK delivery only quantity by Mary Fellows Location: East Sussex, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller 'Always Right Never Wrong' T Shirt £22$41.97€28.96$36.83 'Always Right, Never Wrong' Cufflinks £20$38.15€26.33$33.48 'Awesome' Uncle Mug £11.95$22.79€15.73$20 'I'm Not Arrogant I Just Happen To Be Perf... £11.95$22.79€15.73$20 'I'm Not Arrogant' Cufflinks £19.95$38.06€26.26$33.40 Vintage Deer Christmas Stocking £14.50$27.66€19.09$24.27 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS CUSTOMER REVIEWS DELIVERY RETURNS Made in Britain ask seller a question A great fun 'Always Right , Never Wrong' china mug. Designed and made in England. Do you know anyone who is 'Always Right and Never Wrong'.... or at least thinks they are? This is the mug for them! Maybe treat yourself to one too. These fine china mugs make a wonderful Birthday or Christmas present for almost any man (or woman). Great to drink out of too! Handmade in England. made from: This fine bone china mug is of course dishwasher and microwave safe. dimensions: Nice large mug - 9cm high - 8cm diameter. Holds a good half pint of tea and a bit (375mls) product code: 175021 173 customer reviews Fri 19 Dec 2014 Brilliant mug! Fri 19 Dec 2014 No comment supplied. Thu 18 Dec 2014 Nice style mug pleased as it is a present Fri 12 Dec 2014 Thanks Tue 09 Dec 2014 Lovely mug, print was very clear. Sat 06 Dec 2014 Very pleased with item, bought as a stocking filla gift. Fri 05 Dec 2014 Very goid Fri 05 Dec 2014 Expensive looking item. Great value. Fri 05 Dec 2014 V nice, just right for my Mr know-it-all! Thu 04 Dec 2014 No comment supplied. Sat 29 Nov 2014 Brilliant, will make a a great present. Wed 26 Nov 2014 Very good quality and nicely packaged, a lovely gift for a Christmas stocking. Tue 25 Nov 2014 No comment supplied. Sat 22 Nov 2014 No comment supplied. Fri 21 Nov 2014 the caption fits my partner perfectly! made both of us laugh. good quality product too. Thu 20 Nov 2014 No comment supplied. Wed 19 Nov 2014 No comment supplied. Fri 14 Nov 2014 No comment supplied. Wed 12 Nov 2014 Excellent quality and prompt delivery Wed 12 Nov 2014 Great! Tue 11 Nov 2014 No comment supplied. Wed 05 Nov 2014 No comment supplied. Thu 30 Oct 2014 Excellent product and really quick service.....definitely recommended. Thank you Tue 28 Oct 2014 very pleased with my purchase. bought as a joke xmas present for son-in- law Mon 20 Oct 2014 love it Sat 18 Oct 2014 Brought this for my girlfriend and she was very impressed with it. Suits her to a tee!!! Thu 16 Oct 2014 No comment supplied. Thu 16 Oct 2014 good quality product and packaging Tue 14 Oct 2014 arrived quickly, well packaged and the recipient was very pleased with it! Fri 03 Oct 2014 Perhaps a bit on the dear side Mon 08 Sep 2014 No comment supplied. Thu 04 Sep 2014 Very happy Fri 08 Aug 2014 A gift for a friend, he loved it! Fine china Thu 07 Aug 2014 Love it Mon 04 Aug 2014 Lovely mug, great quality,packaging and delivery all great. Fri 01 Aug 2014 lovely quality item Wed 30 Jul 2014 No comment supplied. Sun 13 Jul 2014 Really beautiful china cup delivered promptly Tue 08 Jul 2014 Great gift, good quality product. Sun 06 Jul 2014 really liked the box that the mug was inside, ideal for gift giving, also the mug itself is very nice quality, happy purchase. Fri 27 Jun 2014 Well designed and well made. Thu 26 Jun 2014 Good quality, quite expensive for what it is however it suited who I was getting it for perfectly! Mon 23 Jun 2014 No comment supplied. Sun 15 Jun 2014 Very fast and professional service Sun 01 Jun 2014 Great product, lovely box too, which is nice as it was for a gift. Fri 23 May 2014 No comment supplied. Tue 20 May 2014 Nice mug Fri 16 May 2014 Ad described, arrived in perfect condition. Wed 14 May 2014 Bought for my father, postage was a bit steep but product good Tue 13 May 2014 Fast delivery and excellent product! Tue 13 May 2014 Ideal birthday present at short notice thank you. Thu 08 May 2014 Brilliant item with fast delivery! Thu 08 May 2014 Amazed that I ordered at 3:30pm and got the following day. Thankyou Mon 05 May 2014 Good quality - bone china. Tue 15 Apr 2014 I haven't seen this mug, but the happy recipient, 'Mr Always Right' loved it and thought it a hoot. Wed 09 Apr 2014 Great. Sat 05 Apr 2014 No comment supplied. Wed 02 Apr 2014 No comment supplied. Wed 02 Apr 2014 No comment supplied. Sat 29 Mar 2014 Bought as a present, my friend loved it. Fri 28 Mar 2014 Good quality & fast delivery Sat 01 Mar 2014 Brilliant product and arrived very quickly. Fri 21 Feb 2014 No comment supplied. Tue 04 Feb 2014 Good quality Fri 31 Jan 2014 bought for a xmas present my friend loved it Fri 03 Jan 2014 arrived quickly, good quality Fri 03 Jan 2014 Cup itself is good only problem was I was guaranteed delivery for Monday 23rd December and it didn't arrive until Friday 27th which was disappointing as it was a Christmas present Mary Fellows's response: I am sorry that your mug didn't arrive within the estimated delivery time. It was sent first class which can be a bit erratic near Christmas. Many thanks for you nice comments and apologies again for the delay in the post, Mary Fellows Fri 03 Jan 2014 Excellent product. Fri 03 Jan 2014 My son loved the mug, it was definatly him. Lol. Good quality and well packed. Fri 03 Jan 2014 have not yet received the total order Mary Fellows's response: Im very sorry that you did not receive both of the mugs that you ordered. As agreed we have now refunded you, Many apologies again and happy new year, Mary Fri 03 Jan 2014 The product was fine. Fri 03 Jan 2014 Really a nice bone china mug very pleased Fri 03 Jan 2014 This present was lovely and made everybody smile Fri 03 Jan 2014 No comment supplied. Thu 02 Jan 2014 No comment supplied. Tue 31 Dec 2013 Another fun gift for my husband which took a little longer to arrive but was there in time for Christmas. Sent a couple of mails but was not replied to until I sent one advising it had arrived. Sun 29 Dec 2013 Great gift. Good size mug and great quality. Not disappointed with this purchase at all. Thu 26 Dec 2013 No comment supplied. Thu 26 Dec 2013 No comment supplied. Wed 25 Dec 2013 Is what it is Wed 25 Dec 2013 Took longest to receive which was strange as it came from 4 miles away! Wed 25 Dec 2013 Great service delivery time. Mon 23 Dec 2013 Lovely gift Wed 18 Dec 2013 Great quality and speed of service superb. Wed 11 Dec 2013 No comment supplied. Wed 11 Dec 2013 Was a little disappointed with the wait for delivery. Wed 11 Dec 2013 Very pleased! Sat 07 Dec 2013 No comment supplied. Mon 02 Dec 2013 No comment supplied. Fri 29 Nov 2013 Again another stocking filler for the hubby this is perfect as he thinks he's always right ha ha Fri 29 Nov 2013 No comment supplied. Wed 20 Nov 2013 No comment supplied. Sat 16 Nov 2013 Got it for my boyfriend and he loved it. I imagined it to be a bit bigger, but other than that, a great gift. Tue 12 Nov 2013 No comment supplied. Thu 07 Nov 2013 Beautiful product, well protected and definitely worth the price. Wed 23 Oct 2013 Very pleased Wed 16 Oct 2013 Mug was a present for my husband. he loved the slogan and the mug is of good quality however a little fragile in feel. Tue 24 Sep 2013 My partner loved this mug , came in a secure box so in one piece , will definatley recommend and use again Mon 16 Sep 2013 Quite light for a china mug which comprises the quality. Thu 12 Sep 2013 No comment supplied. Thu 12 Sep 2013 Perfect present for a husband who is 'always right' (he thinks)!! Thu 05 Sep 2013 Brilliant mug, boyfriend loved it, however took a long time for delivery. Sun 04 Aug 2013 No comment supplied. Thu 18 Jul 2013 No comment supplied. Tue 09 Jul 2013 No comment supplied. Sat 29 Jun 2013 My Dad loved the mug-great product Wed 26 Jun 2013 Speedy service, beautiful china, great present Fri 21 Jun 2013 No comment supplied. Sun 16 Jun 2013 The mug was good, but we felt it was a bit on the expensive side when compared with other mugs baring the same logo. Thu 07 Feb 2013 Brilliant, even better than expected Wed 30 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Wed 16 Jan 2013 . Tue 15 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Mon 14 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Sun 13 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Sun 13 Jan 2013 Great service. Sat 12 Jan 2013 The mug was great, but there was a crack in it which could not been seen until after the first use. I received excellent customer service and it was swiftly replaced. Thank you again. Sat 12 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Fri 11 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Fri 11 Jan 2013 Great item, well packaged and sent promptly, thank you! Fri 11 Jan 2013 Lovely mug, but the box it was packed in was damaged, the external packaging was fine - so it had been clearly dispatched like that. Fri 11 Jan 2013 poor quality Mary Fellows's response: Thanks for your feedback. I am sorry to hear that you're not totally happy with your purchase. I strive to provide items of the highest quality and am are sorry that you are disappointed. The mugs are made from fine bone china. If you would like to return the product I will happily refund you. Many thanks and apologies again Mary Thu 10 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Thu 10 Jan 2013 Bit disappointed that the writing inside the mug was not aligned. the two lines overlapped making it unreadable. The outside of the mug was perfect though. Wed 09 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Tue 08 Jan 2013 Bought this for my brother who has always been always right Tue 08 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Tue 08 Jan 2013 Excellent delivery packaging and quality of mug Sun 06 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Sat 05 Jan 2013 Arrived well packaged and in one piece unlike something I had ordered via another site Fri 04 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Fri 04 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Wed 02 Jan 2013 No comment supplied. Wed 02 Jan 2013 Great quality mug, Tue 01 Jan 2013 Exactly as described. Fantastic quality and would buy from the seller again. Sun 30 Dec 2012 Fantastic present for someone who honestly believes he is ... Thu 27 Dec 2012 No comment supplied. Sat 22 Dec 2012 No comment supplied. Sat 15 Dec 2012 No comment supplied. Fri 14 Dec 2012 Just as pictured, exacty what I expected, love the item. Fri 14 Dec 2012 Again, sums up my friend perfectly! Lovely mug. Wed 12 Dec 2012 No comment supplied. Sun 02 Dec 2012 No comment supplied. Wed 28 Nov 2012 No comment supplied. Sun 25 Nov 2012 No comment supplied. Sun 25 Nov 2012 Great quality item, hilarious design too, perfect for my hubby :) Fri 23 Nov 2012 It's a nice quality mug. I assumed the print would be on both sides (although all pictures only show once side of the mug) so that the drinker and anyone else could see the message but that wasnt the case, just a white china mug as far as onlookers are aware...which kinda lessens the comedy value BUT the mug itself is big, good quality and has been used plenty of times since it was bought :) Tue 20 Nov 2012 for my boss who will love this Fri 16 Nov 2012 Fantastic quality mug - a touch of class Tue 30 Oct 2012 Beautiful mug delivered quickly. Sat 27 Oct 2012 Lovely mug! Thank you Wed 24 Oct 2012 Nothing to complain about, mug is lovely service was fab :-) Thu 11 Oct 2012 Love personalised gifts they are great. Thu 11 Oct 2012 No comment supplied. Sat 29 Sep 2012 Very prompt dispatch and delivery. Excellent service Sun 23 Sep 2012 High quality china mug, even nicer when received than in the picture. Good size of mug also. I will buy from you again! Tue 18 Sep 2012 No comment supplied. Tue 18 Sep 2012 No comment supplied. Tue 04 Sep 2012 No comment supplied. Wed 29 Aug 2012 No comment supplied. Sat 25 Aug 2012 The mug was dispatched the day I ordered it and was with me the next day!!! Excellent service! However the print on the mug was not straight and was slightly wonky unlike the picture displayed on the website. Due to time restrictions I was unable to return it :( Fri 17 Aug 2012 I wasn't expecting such brilliant quality for the price I paid for this item. The box it came in was so cute too and it arrived so quickly. It was a gift for a colleague which went down remarkably well. :) Thu 16 Aug 2012 Fast delivery, very happy with product Thu 16 Aug 2012 what can i say - it's a mug, bought as a joke for my dad, but will also have to get another for my mum. dont think the graphics on it are the best i have ever seen, but fine. Thu 26 Jul 2012 Speedy delivery and fantastic product. Sat 21 Jul 2012 Arrived very quickly, great product. Got a laugh when opened by my Dad Thu 12 Jul 2012 No comment supplied. Wed 11 Jul 2012 I got my dad this for Fathers Day, he's really hard to buy for and as he's a "grumpy old man" the rest of the family thought it was great. Luckily so did dad! It's also really well made and comes in beautiful packaging. Thankyou. Tue 10 Jul 2012 .nice Mon 09 Jul 2012 Excellent delivery speed and brilliant product x Sat 07 Jul 2012 Good if a little expensive Sat 07 Jul 2012 great Wed 04 Jul 2012 No comment supplied. see all customer reviews hide some customer reviews read about our product rating system ratings guide trusted independent customer feedbackforum excellent bad good poor This product is dispatched to you by Mary Fellows. 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Every atom is almost entirely made of empty space, with a tiny object called the nucleus and even tinier objects called electrons flying around inside it. Ernest Rutherford, a young New Zealander working in Manchester, England, discovered this fact about atoms in 1909. He shot fast particles at a thin film of gold and observed the way the particles bounced back. The pattern of the recoiling particles showed directly the internal structure of the atoms in the film. The discovery of the tiny nucleus came as a big surprise to Rutherford as well as to everybody else. The phrase "the fly in the cathedral" described what Rutherford discovered. The fly is the nucleus; the cathedral is the atom. Rutherford's experiment showed that almost all the mass and almost all the energy of the atom was in the nucleus, although the nucleus occupied less than a trillionth part of the volume.
Rutherford's discovery was the beginning of the science that came to be called nuclear physics. After discovering that nuclei of atoms exist, he continued to study their properties by bombarding them with fast particles and observing the results. The projectiles that he used to explore the nucleus were particles produced in the disintegration of radium. Radium is a naturally occurring radioactive metal that was discovered by Marie Curie in 1898. The particles are helium nuclei that are emitted at high speed when radium atoms decay. These particles made good probes for exploring the properties of nuclei because they were all alike and came with known energies. For twenty years, first in Manchester and later in Cambridge, Rutherford and his students and colleagues used natural particles with great success to learn how nuclei behave. They found that it was possible on rare occasions to change one kind of nucleus into another by adding or subtracting a particle. The twenty years between 1909 and 1929 were the era of table-top nuclear physics. Experiments were small enough to fit onto the tops of tables. Small and simple experiments were sufficient to establish the basic laws of nuclear physics.
Toward the end of the 1920s, nuclear physics got stuck. Major mysteries remained to be solved. Nobody knew what nuclei were made of or how their component parts were put together. But it was hard to think of exciting new experiments that could be done with the existing tools. The next round of experiments were minor variations of experiments that had already been done. It seemed unlikely that the mysteries of nuclear structure could be solved by such experiments. Rutherford announced in a public lecture in London in 1927 that new tools were needed if nuclear physics were to move ahead. Without new tools, research in nuclear physics would stagnate and bright young people would no longer be attracted to it. The most promising new tool would be a particle accelerator, an electrical machine that could produce a beam of artificially accelerated particles to replace the natural particles produced by radium. Artificially accelerated particles would be better than natural particles in three ways. They could be produced in greater quantities, they could have higher energies, and they would allow experiments to be designed more flexibly. The switch from natural sources of particles to accelerators would start a new era in the history of science, the era of accelerator physics.
The Fly in the Cathedral tells how the era of accelerator physics started. It is a dramatic story and Brian Cathcart tells it well. He is a journalist and not a scientist, but he understands enough of the science to get the details right. He has made a thorough study of the primary literature, he has read the papers and letters written by the participants, and he interviewed those of them who were still alive. The story begins with Rutherford's decision in 1927 to explore the possibility of accelerating particles, and ends with the building of the first accelerator and its triumphant success as an atom-splitter in 1932. The era of accelerator physics began in 1932 and is not yet ended. The enormously powerful accelerators that are now exploring the fundamental forces of nature in Illinois and California and Switzerland and Japan are the direct descendants of machines that were built in 1932.
The story of the first accelerator was not only an important chapter in the history of science. It was also an international sporting event, driven by national pride as well as by scientific curiosity. Rutherford had competitors in many countries. The most formidable competitors were in the United States: Merle Tuve at the Carnegie Institution in Washington, Robert Van de Graaff at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Ernest Lawrence at the University of California in Berkeley. Rutherford knew and respected his competitors but was determined to beat them. As a scientist he was a member of an international community, but as an old-fashioned New Zealander he was fiercely loyal to Britain and the Empire. He understood that science is an international enterprise that flourishes best when nations compete for the prizes.
The two men who actually built the first accelerator were John Cockcroft and Ernest Walton, graduate students working in the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge under the supervision of Rutherford. Cockcroft came to the Cavendish from Yorkshire in 1924, Walton from Ireland in 1927. When Walton arrived from Dublin, he proposed to Rutherford for his student project that he should start building an accelerator, not knowing that Rutherford had already announced his intention to do so. Rutherford was happy to give him the green light. Cockcroft had worked at Metropolitan-Vickers, the leading electric engineering company in Britain, before coming to Cambridge, so that he had some experience in working with heavy equipment and high voltages. Rutherford arranged for Walton to work full-time on the accelerator project, with Cockcroft working on it part-time to help with the engineering. For five years they struggled to create a technology of big machines in a laboratory of table-top experiments, just as the Wright brothers had struggled to create a technology of flying machines in a bicycle shop.
The obstacles that Cockcroft and Walton had to overcome were cultural as well as technical. If they were to build big machines, they would obviously need more space, but the idea of building a new building to house a new machine was not thinkable in the Cavendish culture. Rutherford was notoriously stingy and kept all expenditures to a minimum. The Cavendish was a historic building and could not be remodeled. So everything that Cockcroft and Walton built had to fit into existing rooms and pass through existing doors. This had the consequence that they could not use any commercial power equipment that could not be squeezed through the historic Gothic gateway of the Cavendish. They had to spend long months designing and testing their own equipment.
The culture of the Cavendish was strongly paternalistic. Rutherford took fatherly care of his students and imposed strict limits on their hours of work. Every evening at six o'clock the laboratory was closed and all work had to stop. Four times every year, the laboratory was closed for two weeks of vacation. Rutherford believed that scientists were more creative if they spent evenings relaxing with their families and enjoyed frequent holidays. He was probably right. Working under his rules, an astonishingly high proportion of his students, including Cockcroft and Walton, won Nobel Prizes.
They were maintaining the cul-ture of nineteenth-century gentlemen-scientists, who were supposed to pursue scholarly leisure-time activities in addition to their science. But this culture of short hours and plentiful leisure was hard to combine with heavy machine–building. Years went by while Cockcroft and Walton put together improvised vacuum systems, laboriously sealed the leaks, tried out various devices for handling high voltages, and found them to be inadequate.
It took Cockcroft and Walton five years to build a machine that worked. Finally, in April 1932, they had a machine that produced a steady stream of hydrogen nuclei with an energy of about half a million volts. They were carefully measuring the quality of the stream, in no hurry to begin doing nuclear experiments. On the morning of April 13, Rutherford came into their room, saw what they were doing, and lost his temper. He told them to stop wasting their time and do some science. The next day, Cockcroft was occupied with other business. Walton was alone in the laboratory, ready to do the first experiment, using his hydrogen nuclei to bombard a target made of the light metal lithium. The result was spectacular. The lithium nuclei were split in two and fell apart into pairs of helium nuclei. The helium nuclei came out with thirty times as much energy as the hydrogen nuclei going in. Walton ran to Rutherford's office to tell him the news, and Rutherford happily spent the rest of the day serving as Walton's assistant, checking the result and tidying up the details. That day, the era of table-top nuclear physics ended and the era of big machines and big projects began.
The American competitors were running close behind Rutherford and were beaten only by a few weeks. Van de Graaff had invented an electrostatic accelerator that was in many ways superior to the Cockcroft-Walton machine, and Lawrence had invented the cyclotron, which was in many ways better still. They were not forbidden to work after six o'clock in the evening, but they, too, had to struggle with cultural obstacles similar to those that hampered Cockcroft and Walton. American academic administrators, hard hit by the economic depression of the 1930s, were almost as stingy as Rutherford. Tuve and Van de Graaff had built a splendid machine at the Carnegie Institution in Washington, but it was standing on the grass out-of-doors, where dust and insects interfered with its operation. They were forced to dismantle it because the laboratory had no room large enough to house it.
Even Lawrence, who became in later years the main driving force of big-machine physics, had similar problems when he started to build cyclotrons. In 1931 he had acquired for his newest cyclotron a huge magnet that weighed eighty-five tons, but he had no building big enough for it and so the cyclotron remained unfinished. Van de Graaff and Lawrence were the hares, Rutherford was the tortoise, and the tortoise won the race.
In the few years that remained to him after 1932, Rutherford enjoyed the rebirth of nuclear physics brought about by the new machines. His students in the Cavendish continued to explore the universe of nuclei, in friendly competition with explorers in America and Europe. He died a year before his German friend Otto Hahn discovered the fission of the uranium nucleus in 1938. Walton returned to Dublin in 1934 and spent the rest of his life there peacefully as a professor of physics. Cockcroft stayed at the Cavendish until 1939, then moved into war research, and then became director of the British Atomic Energy Research Establishment at Harwell when it was established after the war. Harwell was mainly concerned with the development of reactors, for scientific research and for the nuclear power industry. Cockcroft showed me around Harwell when I visited there in the 1950s. The most conspicuous feature of Harwell at that time was a huge array of high-voltage cables connecting the laboratory to the national electricity grid. "The main reason the public supports us," Cockcroft said with a smile, "is that they think the electricity is flowing out of the lab. Actually, of course, it is flowing in."


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