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In summer REU's, students typically work full-time in a laboratory for a period of approximately 10 weeks. At LSU, many summer REU's collaborate to offer additional academic and social experiences for participating students. Through lab tours, field trips, and professional development seminars, REU students become familiar with a wide range of research topics and have the opportunity to meet faculty from academic units throughout the LSU campus. The summer culminates with SURF, the Summer Undergraduate Research Forum, where students present the outcomes of their investigations. The 2013 SURF and 2014 SURF sessions were fantastic events, each with more than 200 students representing the vibrant community of undergraduate research at LSU.
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You will be assigned a random campus job, but you can have this assignment changed if you can find a lab or other science department job. This will typically not be research-related, but can serve as an entry-level position to get into a lab.
Chancellor's Aid The Chancellor's Student Aide Program provides an opportunity for students to work in one of our many departments. Students participating in this program can work up to 20 hours per week to earn up to $1550 per year. The student is paid an hourly wage and paychecks are sent bi-weekly.
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Application Deadlines are February 13, unless otherwise noted.
Program dates: June 1 - July 31, 2015
There are several summer REUs to fit the needs of many students. Some, such as the Louisiana Biomedical Research Network, have a specific academic focus and are open only to non-LSU students. Other programs, such as the LSU-HHMI program, are open to students from across the country in virtually any discipline within the sciences.
Application deadlines are approaching rapidly so students are encouraged to spend time learning about these programs now. Complete information for each program may be accessed at the links provided below.
Center for Computation and Technology REU
This Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) project is a ten week program where students work collaboratively on a wide variety of computational science projects.
The Center for Computation & Technology (CCT) at Louisiana State University (LSU) provides an ideal setting for the REU student to become familiar with interdisciplinary research. With research groups exploring gravitational waves, complex emergent phenomena in material science, or computational music, the participants work on cutting edge research in Computational Sciences.
The students learn how to use the most current cyberinfrastructure tools with individually designed training sessions targeted to their specific degree of preparation. In addition, since most CCT research groups collaborate with international researchers, REU students are exposed to how international collaborations work.
This program involves nine students every summer. Each student receives a stipend of $5,000, free housing in university dormitories, and up to $600 in travel expenses to and from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Application Deadline: February 13, 2015
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Letter: Alone on Thanksgiving for newcomer to Port St. Lucie
Susan Feinberg, Port St. Lucie
Letter: Alone on Thanksgiving for newcomer to Port St. Lucie
I recently moved to Port St. Lucie from Palm Beach County for a change of scenery after my mother passed away. We were very close, more like sisters than mother and daughter. Needless to say, I took the loss hard. To complicate the situation, it has only been 10 months, and my father has already remarried, and to a woman I detest.
Due to circumstances, I am temporarily without a vehicle. Many articles in your Thanksgiving paper had the quote, "No one should eat alone on Thanksgiving."
My question: Why are all the dinners so kindly arranged by the community for those of us who either cannot afford to put together a whole dinner or those who have nowhere to go taking place in Fort Pierce?
It would have been wonderful to be able to get out of my grief for a while and sit down with others who are in the same position as I.
What great therapy, to say nothing about how much closer it might have brought all of us to getting out of our own misery. I hope that next year St. Lucie County realizes that there are people in other towns that would love to participate in these types of events.
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My apologies for the long interval since my last entry, but I haven't really had any *visible* progress until this week.
I've been working on the port engine ("Patty"-- the starboard one is "Selma") since March. This included removing all the engine components including the cylinder head. I was prepared to do a complete overhaul, including pistons, sleeves, rings, etc. but I discovered that would require pulling the engine, which I hadn't planned to do. In any case, once removing the head, the pistons and sleeves looked clean enough not to need that attention.
Exciting news! I was doing my usual weekday time-waster: googling around for "motorsailer", "Ta Chiao" (the builder) or "Perkins" (the engines), etc. and stumbled across a forum entry at yachtforums.com by one Brian Eiland, a boat designer here in the DC area. He had apparently seen Blanca (previously "Gypsy") on the hard at Tall Timbers, and wondered who designed her.
I've been remiss again-- haven't updated this since last fall. But I've been busy all "winter" (Hardly a winter we had this year-- no snow and only a handful of freezing days. But, who am I to complain!)
First, I finished the under-waterway compartments. Here's a couple pictures of the completed product (except for paint).
It's been almost a year since my last entry here-- sorry! Work has progressed on Ballena Blanca, even though I almost uniformly forget to take pictures of the results. Finally, here's somewhat of a progress report.
Ballena Blanca launched today!
We did decided on a red stripe for the boot-top... here she is a with a little bling last month:
Topside sanding's done, so I broke out the paint this weekend. It was only about 95 degrees-- why not? I managed to get primer and 2 coats of Brightsides on the starboard side. The port side and transom will have to wait a few weeks.
This weekend I decided to do some clean-up. Perform a Pretty-ness on the boat. Basically a motivational activity to keep my spirits up.
So I broke out the power-washer and went to town on the teak. I can hear the collective gasp of all you old salts out there about destroying the precious teak!! Don't worry-- I'll probably never do this again. And I can't think of another way to scrape through 20+ years of pine-tree poo to actually get down to wood.
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Now that the spring archaeology projects are out of the way (specifically, the Roper's biennial haul and the much-touted Mount Vernon survey), I've gotten back to working on the Gypsy Blanca in earnest.
This weekend was devoted to ripping out all the rotted hose that was connected to the deck scuppers. Instead of draining over the side through thru-hull fittings at the waterline, all the rain from the deck was running into the bilge. And of course, if she were in the water, the slightest roll or wave would was
We have the title to the boat! So Gypsy is officially no longer abandoned. We've decided to rename her, against many complaints from the "locals", who see this boat as a fixture of the marina-- as Dave likes to say, he's been here so long, he's no longer a "regular," he's furniture-- and the boat's been here far longer. She'll soon be in the water, which will change the whole look of the boat-yard.


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I''d like to hear some more opinions about this. I have a Cal 28-2 with the original dacron sails dating from 1986. I race in Marblehead, MA with very light winds most of the summer. I got smoked by most boats in my class (PHRF Class D) but didn''t care cause it was my first season and was learning the ropes. Next year I want to be much more competitive, and most people (and there are a lot of good sailors around here) tell me that new sails will make a BIG difference. Are they wrong? I''m making the same choice between dacron and mylar. While there''s no question that dacron is more durable, can I assume that a laminate will be a big advantage in light winds? Thanks!
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West also heads the Nutrients for Life Foundation, a co-sponsor of the exhibit, which is on the horizon for next year.
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Why Borg didn´t enter the WCT tour if he wanted to keep playing?
That circuit, with big money, possibility to pick the spots, short drawns and exotic venues was the perfect one for him at that point.
Maybe, the biggest question mark of the open era.
That decision may have changed history.
i guess his favorite tournaments were on the itf/grandprix tours?
wimbledon, french, monte carlo, etc.., and him being european wasnt the wct an american tour?
anyway i think you may have been right earlier, he probably knew he was on his way out anyway... he played monte carlo in 82 and 83 but you could say his last match was essentially that 81 us open final... borg even said in interviews he struggled with motivation all year in 81 so it was just the inevitable that was eventually going to happen and the tour didnt make it any easier for him trying to make him qualify
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Walter Stawicki has come here several times over the past few weeks to talk with those close to the people his son Ian killed. But when he approached the scene today, the sidewalk hosed down and smelling of bleach, Stawicki had to turn away.
I can t do it, he said. There are days I m driving down the road and I have to stop because I think I m going to throw up.
He has received care and compassion from many in this North Seattle community, but still, he says, There's no comfort in knowing that you did everything you could. That is no comfort at all.
Stawicki is now on a mission to fix the broken system that failed his son and the 5 other people who died the day. He says his son was disintegrating before everyone's eyes, and the fact that a mentally ill person must be deemed an imminent threat to himself or others before being involuntarily committed for a psychiatric evaluation is like allowing a time bomb to keep ticking. Wives, children, best of friends, neighborhoods...it's too late for all of those people when the system finally notices that something should've been done.
Something was done last year when a law was passed that could've kept Ian Stawicki off the streets. 2SHB 3076 changes the threshold for involuntary commitment from an imminent threat of harm to that of a substantial threat.
It s the difference between someone holding a knife to their throat, and someone knowing that they re planning to do it, said Christine Lindquist, Executive Director of the Seattle chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
That law, however, never took effect because there is no money in the state budget to fund it.
There are a lot of people who are slipping through the cracks right now, said Lindquist.
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The muzium is associated with (what is called) the Perak Man which was discovered by a group of researchers from the Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) led by Dato' Prof Zuraina Majid... The Perak Man of Lenggong Valley is the oldest human skeleton to be found in Malaysia... Estimated to be about 11,000 years old, it is also the only complete prehistoric human skeleton found in the country...
The discovery of the Perak Man was such an important importance that the RM3 million Lenggong Archaeological Museum (aka the Kota Tampan Archaeological Museum) was built to house him... The muzium was open by Sultan Azlan Shah, the Sultan of Perak in 2003...
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There is nothing more to do in Lenggong except visit the Archaelogy Museum.
Look for the next stop, Grik ( rather dull too ) to the north, or Kuala Kangsar ( Perak Royal Town ) which is quite a wonderful town for photographers, with the Palace, playground and numerous historical items like the oldest rubber tree in Malaysia, the Malay College, bridge over the Perak River etc etc .
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The restaurant occupies the ground floor of the Hock Kien Association building... It is non air-conditioned but airy, being raised form the main road... The restaurant is run by Kok Siew Mun...
Favorite Dish: The speciality of Lenggong is "saito" fishballs and one of the best can be found in Khen Pang... Saito fishballs are made from ikan belida (commonly called knife fish) and have a texture that is quite unlike any other fishballs... Apart from the fishballs, other dishes include steamed ikan belida belly, steamed frogs caught in the surrounding jungle (not reared ones like those sold in Kuala Lumpur restaurants) and a special pork dish...
Khen Pang is opened daily from 8am to 3pm (for breakfast & lunch) and from 6pm to 11pm (for dinner)... It closes 3 days in a month usually on a Wednesday, Thursday and Friday...
The small stall is on the left side of the main road leading out of Lenggong from the entrance of the Grik highway... It has only a long wooden table and two or three sinple wooden tables (for four diners)... The firewood stove is at the back of the stall with the firewoods stacked up further back... The stall is owned and run by Loh Chee Choon and his wife Bang Orn...
Favorite Dish: The stall serves its signature wan ton noodles with sweet roast pork (or char siew)... The secret is in the firewood used to cook the dumplings, char siew and the home-made noodles of floor and eggs... Becuase of the intense heat of the firewoods, the aroma of the want ton noodles is different and more tender...
The stall opens daily (except Sundays) from 7.00am until sold out which is usually about lunch time...
Family restaurant popular with tourists.
Perhaps the only proper restaurant in Lenggong town.
Favorite Dish: Famous fresh water fish from the Perak River nearby gives this restaurant a great name.
Try the cat-fish.
Kampong Lenggong Transportation
Motorcycles are OK but can you stand the heat ? Bicycle ? Don't try to be a hero, unless you have days to spare and lots of muscle and energy.
Lenggong is half an hour from Kuala Kangsar. The next town Grik is another 45 minutes away.
Bus service is irregular and slow. No trains, no planes.
That leaves you with the car, the only rational choice.
Kampong Lenggong Local Customs
When you come here, you are here to visit this museum, elsewhere and the surroudings are oil palm estate and a lone road with some cows or buffalos occassionally seen relaxing on the road, best to come by car.Related to:
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Bar Stunts are feats or gags to surprise or amuse a crowd. A very few examples are napkin folds, the popular tying a cherry stem into a knot with your tongue, or the "ghost" that scuttles along the bar (made from a lemon covered with a napkin).
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Clean, friendly, good breakfasts, good prices.Stayed with my son in early October, both felt comfortable and welcome. Position is quite good with a carpark in the next street, general store in the same street as well as a very good little restaurant. The WiFi is available in the guest lounge etc, not so much in the rooms. Stayed at the... More
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It's all about pets at the Loudoun Pet Expo
She discussed the idea with several people and received such an enthusiastic response that she began making plans and coordinating the event.
The 1st Annual Loudoun Pet Expo will be held Saturday, Sept. 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Fireman's Field, 250 S. Nursery Ave., Purcellville.
"I'm really excited, it is going to be a very large event, supporting and raising awareness for pet and animal businesses, organizations and nonprofits. I hope it will become an annual event," said Esposito.
Featuring all kinds of animals from horses, dogs, cats, rabbits and more, the day will include keynote speakers, demonstrations, over 60 animal-related vendors, food vendors, pony rides, a petting zoo, hourly door prizes and more.
Esposito said she encourages people to come with their dogs on a leash, bring chairs and picnic blankets and make a day of it in a beautiful park setting.
The event schedule is as follows:
10 a.m. – Open
11 a.m. – Kristie Wood – Ambassador Pitt Bull Rescue and Karen Jeffries – president/founder and CEO of Veterans Moving Forward
11:30 a.m. – Kim Fields – Humane Society of Loudoun County, and Lee Dillon – Guiding Eyes for the Blind
Noon – Door prize drawing and MaryJo Walpole – Pettech Pet CPR and First Aid
12:30 p.m. – Lia Radziewicz – Project Horse/Demo
1 p.m. – Door prize drawing, and Jocelyn Pratt Grounds – director of Blue Ridge Veterinary Blood Bank
1:30 p.m. – Tina Snyder – founder and chairman of Horsemen Helping Horses
2 p.m. – Door prize drawing and pet contests at the gazebo
2:45 p.m. – Lia Radziewicz – Project Horse/Demo
3 p.m. – Door prize drawing and Sarah Watkins – The Studio Grooming Salon
3:30 p.m. – Sondi Moore – owner of Au Purr Cat Care and Karen Jeffries – president/founder and CEO of Veterans Moving Forward
4 p.m. – Door prize drawing and Lia Radziewicz – Project Horse/Demo
5 p.m. – End of event
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The Robesonian's all-county girls' basketball and individual awards are selected by Scott Schlaufman based on observation, statistical analysis and opinion. Input from coaches is also taken into account during the selection process.
Coach of the Year — Danny Graham, Lumberton: With three sophomores and a freshman getting regular rotation time, Graham was dealing with a younger squad than he's traditionally used to. The Pirates didn't change much otherwise, putting a high emphasis on defense that paid off in the transition game. At 16-9, Graham's girls had the county's best record and were the only team of the six to finish above .500. The end of the season included the long-time coach's 400th win and a playoff upset against South View, a team that beat the Pirates twice in the regular season by 20-plus points.
Player of the Year — A'Terria Quick, Soph., G, South Robeson: Whether it was a constant double team or a box-and-one, defenses did what they could to limit the output of South Robeson's sophomore phenom, yet at times she still seemed unstoppable. The center of the Mustang offense, Quick averaged 27 points per game, more than double the output of any other player in the county, along with six rebounds, five assists and three steals. She had multiple 40-point games and posted the third quadruple-double in state history in January against West Columbus, finishing with 41 points, 14 assists, 12 steals and 10 rebounds.
All-County Team
Mariah Locklear, Soph., G, Lumberton: Part of a two-pronged attack, the sophomore made the most of her first varsity season and led the Pirates with 12.1 points per game and was second in both steals and rebounds with 2.7 and 6.3, respectively. She hit a season high against Purnell Swett, dropping 6-of-8 attempts from 3-point territory to finish with 23 points.
Asaya Graham, Sr., G Lumberton: The other half of Lumberton's defensive-based system, Graham had a team-high 75 steals, which helped her and Locklear benefit on the fast break. She also had the habit of finding a groove from 3-point territory and finished second on the team with 9.5 points per game.
Katilyn Singletary, Sr., F, Lumberton: Though her offense struggled at points, Singletary was consistent on the boards and got key points at the end of the year. Her lone double-double of the year was responsible for Scotland's only conference loss and she had six fourth-quarter points to help the Pirates break away against South View in the first round of the playoffs.
Robyn McPhaul, Sr., G, Red Springs: As the season progressed, McPhaul did it all. She led her team with 11.1 points, 5.2 steals and 2.5 assists per game and was second on the team with 3.8 rebounds per game. By the time league play came around, she was hitting 16-18 points each night.
Shantanna Norris, Sr., F, Red Springs: McPhaul ran the floor, but Norris was the key player down low for the Red Devils. She was third on the team with 8.6 points and used her long arms to nab 6.9 rebounds and 3.6 steals per game. She posted three double-doubles, two against Whiteville, both of which were key to the Red Devils pulling ahead of the Wolfpack in the conference standings.
Savanna Hunt, Sr., F, South Robeson: A'Terria Quick may have been the Mustangs' main threat, but in her senior season Hunt stepped into the No. 2 role, getting points in the paint when defenses focused too heavily on the guard. During a month-long stretch without her, the Mustangs missed her contributions, which included 17 points and two assists per game.
Kristin Locklear, Jr., F, St. Pauls: The quick Bulldogs had an array of girls that were capable of leading the team in points, but it was Locklear that stood out with her consistency in the post. She finished averaged nearly 10 points a game in the final month and had more than seven rebounds per game this season, complete with a 21-point, 11 rebound double-double against West Columbus.
Na'Jewel Ingram, Jr., F, Fairmont: Inexperience and injuries to key players hampered the Golden Tornadoes at times, but Ingram was a constant upside. She averaged nearly a double-double with 13.3 points and nine rebounds per game.
Mikala Lowry, Sr., F, Swett: Purnell Swett struggled at times, especially in the rugged Southeastern Conference. No matter the opponent, Lowry was a constant presence and averaged nearly a double-double with both points and rebounds.


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