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The Meetings in a Nutshell
What are the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings?
In brief: With a history dating back to 1951, the basic concept of the meetings is to bring together excellent young scientists from all over the world with Nobel Laureates. The aim of the meetings' various sessions and social activities is determined by the guiding principle "Educate. Inspire. Connect.". The meetings focus alternately on a different discipline.
Which disciplines are covered by the meetings?
Since their beginnings, the meetings have covered the disciplines physiology or medicine, physics, and chemistry. These are the three natural sciences in which the Nobel Prize is awarded.
Since 2004, there have been additional meetings covering the economic sciences. They are attended by Laureates of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, established in 1968.
Interdisciplinary meetings covering all three natural sciences mentioned above are held every five years.
Although the meetings do not deal specifically with the Nobel Prizes in Literature and the Nobel Peace Prizes, several Laureates of these prizes have already attended the meetings.
When do the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings take place?
The meetings are held annually in summer and last almost a week. With regard to the natural sciences, the disciplines of the meetings alternate in a regular three-year cycle: physics in 2012, chemistry in 2013, and physiology and medicine in 2014.The meetings on economic sciences take place every three years, irrespective of the cycle of the meetings on natural sciences. The next economics meeting will be in 2014, then 2017, and so on.However, the interdisciplinary meetings on natural sciences disrupt this regular cycle of disciplines. They are held every five years (2015, 2020, 2025, and so on), displacing the regularly destined mono-disciplinary meetings, which are then held in the following year.
Hence, the sequence of meetings in the near future is as follows:
Where do the meetings take place?
As their name "Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings" indicates, the meetings take place in Lindau, a town and municipality in southern Germany (find Lindau on a map here). Lindau forms part of the federal state called the Free State of Bavaria, and is located on the eastern shores of Lake Constance ("Bodensee" in German). Lindau has around 25,000 inhabitants. The larger part of the town is onshore, whereas the historic centre lies on an island, connected to the mainland by a bridge for cars and pedestrians and a railway embankment. The meeting venue is the conference hall "Inselhalle", located on the island of Lindau.
The address of the meeting venue is:
Inselhalle Lindau Zwanzigerstraße 1088131 LindauGermany
Who organises the meetings?
The meetings are organised by the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings with the support of the Foundation Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings. Together, both institutions have about 20 members working in an honorary capacity.The council maintains an executive secretariat, which is in charge of planning, implementation, and any day-to-day business.
Find out more about the institutions and people involved here:
How are the meetings funded?
The meetings are funded by public authorities, academic institutions, foundations dedicated to the promotion of science, companies, and individuals. The Foundation Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, itself an important funder of the meetings, constantly receives considerable contributions to its endowment.Please follow these links to find out more about the endowment contributors, the supporters of the meetings on natural sciences, and the supporters of the meetings on economics sciences.
Who participates in the meetings?
On average, the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings are attended by 25 to 35 Nobel Laureates each year. They come to Lindau to meet around 600 young scientists – this is the average number of nominated young scientists who pass the council's multi-step nomination and selection process each year. The multitude of esteemed and up-and-coming participants as well as the variety of interesting sessions and social activities attracts many journalists and media representatives. However, only Nobel Laureates and accepted young researchers may participate in all of the sessions and activities of the meetings. This helps to provide for the special informality and profoundness of personal encounters and exchange of ideas that take place at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings.
Open to a broader public are social events like the "Grill & Chill" barbecue, which is very popular among the citizens of Lindau as well as all meeting participants – Laureates, young scientists, and journalists. Pupils from nearby schools are often invited to special sessions to meet and discuss with a Nobel Laureate, and selected teachers from all over Germany and nearby Austria are regularly invited to attend a full day of a meeting – with sessions and social events dedicated exclusively to them.
How can I learn more about the meetings?
by reading the annual reports
by joining our Facebook group
by following us on Twitter
How to Participate as a Young Scientist
How can I participate?
There is a multi-step nomination and selection process that determines the participation of young researchers. These are the steps to take if you would like to participate in a meeting:
Check if you meet the selection criteria of the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings.
The most relevant stipulations are:
Approach one of our Academic Partners in your current country of residence and apply to be nominated as a potential participant. Find out more about the network of Academic Partners of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings below.
Check our list of Academic Partners to find out whom to contact. Please note that you can only be nominated by an Academic Partner in your current country of residence – there is no point in contacting others.If there is no Academic Partner in your country, or if you have difficulties in identifying an Academic Partner responsible for you, please contact the staff of the Young Scientist Support Team (Contact).
If the Academic Partner approves of your application, you will be nominated as a potential participant and enter the selection process.
All nominees must create a personal profile in an online database, which can only be accessed by themselves and the reviewers of the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings. As a nominee, you will receive an automated email containing the link to the database and the login information for your personal profile.
Complete your profile within the given time and with special diligence because the contents of your profile essentially accounts for your chances of being selected. Just bear in mind that your profile is one application among several thousands. Believe it or not, the reviewers are pretty good at telling whether you have spent some time and effort in compiling the data, or whether you have been careless. Thus, you should do your best to submit a strong and convincing profile. Get some useful hints on how to complete your profile below.
The reviewers of the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings select around 600 young scientists from among the nominees who submitted their database profiles. These 600 people are accepted to participate in the respective upcoming Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting and will receive notification by email.
What is the timeline for the nomination and selection process?
The principal procedure for the selection of participants is similar every year, as are the timelines for nominations and the selection process. The course of events for the selection process for the economics meeting is similar to that for the science meetings. Applicants, nominees and selected participants might want to be aware of the following timeline:
The nomination period opens. After a first contest on a national level the academic partners nominate young scientists for participation in the respective upcoming meeting for the following year. If you would like to be among the nominees, contact the applicable academic partner well before October!
Contact us the middle of September for information regarding participation in the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting the following year.
The nomination period closes. All nominees are contacted to complete a database profile for evaluation by mid-December.
The second level of the evaluation period begins. All nominees must have compiled and completed their database profiles.
The evaluation of nominees is concluded: the scientific chairs of the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings have selected the participants for the respective upcoming meeting. Nominees and the academic partners are informed of the final results of the evaluation and the accepted young scientists receive their invitations for the relevant meeting. They also get further information and instruction about the preparations for their visit to Lindau.
What advice can you give me for the completion of my database profile?
In the selection process, the reviewers will pay special attention to all contents of your database profile. Their objective is to identify the nominees with the best achievements, appraisals, and merits in the scientific careers of the applicants, and interesting backgrounds. Thus, your chances of attracting their special attention might be higher if…:
Furthermore, please upload a high-quality and high-resolution portrait photo of yourself. This photo will be published in the participant directory of the meeting and might be used for other print products as well.
Please keep your login information safe after you have submitted your profile data – you will need this information for further proceedings before the meeting, and for registering as a Lindau Alumnus after the meeting.
I know that I have been nominated but I am not receiving any emails from you. Now what?
As you can imagine, we do send many thousands of emails with very similar contents, including sometimes cryptic weblinks, to a wide variety of people all over the world. Unfortunately, we share some of these characteristics with spam emails, which is why some email servers along the way may flag our emails as spam.If you feel that you should have received an email but have not, please contact Young Scientist Support (Contact).
You may also check our homepage or our Facebook fanpage, where we announce milestones such as the sending out of notifications.
Additionally, you may want to white-list the following domains in your email client or account settings:
What are academic partners?
The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings cooperate closely with partner institutions and organisations to enable up-and-coming young scientists from around the world to participate in the meetings. These partners – called academic partners – are renowned academies of sciences, national ministries, university faculties and departments, research organisations, foundations, and international and multinational scientific associations or organisations. Even Nobel Laureates nominate young scientists.
Academic partner institutions in general support the Lindau meetings by covering the travel expenses of their accepted young scientists, as well as a portion of the participant's costs (e.g. hotel accommodation). Such partnerships are formally constituted by a mutually agreed and signed Memorandum of Understanding.
The academic partners put forward young researchers from their own country as potential participants in the meetings. It is important to understand that although the academic partner network has been developing over many years, it is still evolving: nomination procedures are not yet equally established in all regions of the world. The academic partners are the first (and only!) people to contact if you would like to apply for participation. Please note that you can only be nominated by an academic partner in your current country of residence, there is no point in contacting others.
If there is no academic partner in your country, or if you have difficulties in identifying an academic partner responsible for you, please contact the Young Scientist Support of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings (Contact).
Terms & Conditions for the 2015 Lindau Meeting
The Terms & Conditions for participation in the 65th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting are available here.
How to Process an Open Application
What is the "Open Application" process?
Up until the meeting in 2012, the only way to participate in a Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting was via nomination by an official academic partner of the meetings. Although there are several hundred academic partners in more than 80 countries world-wide, there are still two groups that have only very limited or no chances at all to even get nominated:
The Lindau Meetings have decided to open the application process to those concerned and enable the participation of even more gifted young scientists with excellent academic achievements.
Is the "Open Application" process open to everyone?
No. The meetings rely on and trust their academic partners network, and the system of nominations by academic partners will be upheld.The open application process only applies in the two cases outlined above. All other young scientists shall continue to contact the relevant academic partner to apply for participation.
How do I know if there is an academic partner in my country?
How do I know if the academic partner in my country nominates ex-pats?
Unfortunately, almost none currently does. As regulations do change though, there is only one way to know for sure: Ask them!
How do I know who the academic partner in my country is?
Why do the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings still rely on academic partners in general?
There are many reasons. Here are a few:
Are the Lindau Meetings still working on enlarging the academic partner network?
What do I need to do to apply?
Application is possible at our website as soon as the application process is open (presumably by the end of August 2015).To apply, you need to fulfill the selection criteria (see below), and you need to provide some data, including at least one recommendation letter and a scanned image of your ID.
Are there any further requirements?
Actually, there are many. Most importantly, all candidates need to meet the so-called selection criteria.
Although every year the selection criteria for participating in a specific Lindau Meeting are slightly different, a number of basic requirements have to be met in order to be eligible for nomination.
All applicants must:
The complete selection criteria are available online.
Why is this called "open application" at all?Why not just call it "registration", or "buying a ticket"?
Because applying does not mean that you will automatically participate. Participation at the meetings is highly contested – several thousand students every year apply for participation, and only about 600 get selected.
Will participation become even more contested with the new "Open Application" process?
Assumably, yes.
How exactly does the selection process work?
All open applications that are received during the application phase and that fullfil the requirements will be evaluated and scored by the review panel of Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings.
All open applications that reach the cut-off score will then enter the regular application process, i.e. they will be added to the pool of nominated candidates (by the academic partners).
All these applications (including open applications and academic partner nominations) will then again be reviewed, evaluated, and scored. Only the best candidates will be accepted.
Why a two-step system?
There are several reasons, among them:
What are the costs of participation?
The participation fee is 2,500 € and includes accommodation and boarding during the meeting.
For those applicants from "open applications" who are not able to have their participation fee covered by funds from a local sponsor, a limited number of fellowships is available, provided by the supporters of the Lindau Meetings.
Travel costs have to be borne by the applicants.
Will there be any travel grants?
We are working on providing a limited number of travel grants; however, your application must not depend on receiving one.
Does the need for a fellowship lower my chances?Should I find a sponsor to increase them?
No, getting a fellowship does in no way influence the chances in the selection process. The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings' goal is to invite the most talentend young scientists.Finding a sponsor of your own does have two advantages though: As the Lindau Meetings are a non-profit organization that relies on third-party project funding and donations, every contribution to our mission is welcomed. And, if you were able to establish a sponsorship relation in your country, especially for travel costs, this might motivate and enable other participants from your country to apply.
I am unsure if I should apply – are there examples of successful candidates?
The American journal "Scientific American" has published a very nice feature on some of last year's successful candidates.
Ok, I want to apply. What is my next step?
Go to application.lindau-nobel.org, and follow the instructions.Note that open application for the 2016 Lindau Meeting will only be possible in October 2015.
Looks like I will not be able to participate – but do you offer a webstream, or a blog? Are you on Facebook?
Yes, there are plenty of online resources:
Website: www.lindau-nobel.orgBlog: blog.lindau-nobel.org
Mediatheque: mediatheque.lindau-nobel.orgFacebook: www.facebook.com/LindauNobelLaureatesMeetingTwitter: twitter.com/lindaunobel
Students from which countries/regions are eligible for participation?
Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Angola, Anguilla, Antiguaand Barbuda, Aruba, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belarus,Belize, Benin, Bermuda, Bhutan, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana,Brunei Darussalam, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon,Cape Verde, Cayman Islands, Central African Republic, Chad,Colombia, Comoros, Congo, Cook Islands, Costa Rica, Côte d'Ivoire,Croatia, Curaçao, Cyprus, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Faroe Islands,Fiji, French Guiana, French Polynesia, Gabon, Gambia, Georgia, Ghana,Gibraltar, Greece, Greenland, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guam, Guatemala,Guernsey, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Holy See (VaticanCity State), Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Isle ofMan, Jamaica, Jersey, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan,Laos, Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Macao, Macedonia, Madagascar,Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Martinique, Mauritania, Micronesia, Moldova,Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia,Nauru, Nepal, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria,Niue, Norfolk Island, North Korea, Norway, Oman, Palau, PalestinianTerritory, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines,Pitcairn, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Réunion, Romania, Rwanda, Samoa, SanMarino, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Serbia, Seychelles, Sierra Leone,Slovakia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Suriname, Swaziland,Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Togo,Tokelau, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Uganda,Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Venezuela, VietNam, Virgin Islands, Western Sahara, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
Preparing for Participation – Travel Advice
Who organises my travel?
In general, all participants should organise their travel to Lindau on their own. However, some academic partners regularly organise group travel for those participants that were nominated by them, or they provide assistance in organising travel. Please enquire with your AP.
Who organises my accommodation?
We (the meeting organisers) do, as long as you provide us with the necessary information in your profile (travel details, arrival and departure dates, etc.). You will receive an email asking for the respective information, and you will have about two weeks to provide it. Once we have booked your accommodation, you will receive a confirmation, which you may need in order to apply for a visa or to enter the country.
What costs are to be expected, and who pays them?
The fee for participation in the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings is € 2,500. It covers the overall participation. In general, it is not the participants who have to pay this fee, because the costs are covered by the academic partners, by supporters of the meetings, or by the Foundation Lindau Nobelprizewinners Meetings at Lake Constance. Exceptions are participants who have received dedicated grants or fellowships, e.g. Marie Curie Fellowships – these participants have to cover all costs themselves.
All individual costs for travel have to be covered by the participants or their academic partners. Please contact your academic partner for information on how to proceed.
Accommodation – where will I stay?
All participants are asked to state their accommodation preferences in the boarding & lodging section of their database profile. The majority of participants will be accommodated in hotels in Lindau. However, as Lindau is a small yet very touristy town, there may be less hotel rooms than participants, which may result in participants having to share rooms. We try hard to keep the number of shared rooms as low as possible, but we cannot avoid it completely. Another accommodation option is to have bed & breakfast and stay at a guest family's house. This is often an enriching experience and an opportunity to become acquainted with local citizens.
Please note that only a few of the accommodation options provide air conditioning, and not all are equipped with wireless internet or any internet access at all.
Please bear in mind that only the costs of lodging and breakfast are covered by us – you will have to cover all additional costs for extras and amenities like telephone calls, goods from the mini-bar, pay-TV/video, etc.
How do I get to Lindau?
First, please note that there are several small towns called Lindau, both in Germany and in Switzerland. You should arrange your travel to "Lindau (Bodensee)", that is Lindau on Lake Constance, in the very south of Bavaria, Germany.
If travelling by plane, you might want to see whether you can book a flight to the small nearby airport in the city of Friedrichshafen (20 km from Lindau), called "Bodensee-Airport Friedrichshafen" (FDH). However, this airport primarily operates domestic flights, e.g. to and from Berlin, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Hamburg and Frankfurt am Main. The international airports closest to Lindau are Zurich (ZRH) in Switzerland and Munich (MUC) in Germany. Zurich is approximately 2 hours away from Lindau, by car or train, from Munich it takes about 3-4 hours to get to Lindau. Germany's largest and busiest international airport is Frankfurt am Main (FRA) (4-5 hours by train).
Regional and interregional trains have stops at Lindau central station (Lindau (Bodensee) Hauptbahnhof), located conveniently on the island of Lindau. Please visit the website of Germany's main railway company, Deutsche Bahn, to find out about connections.
When should I plan to arrive and leave?
First, check the dates of the respective meeting that you have been invited to attend.
We advise you to arrive on the first day and depart on the last day of the meeting. However, if there are no travel options for these days, you may arrive one day before the meeting starts, and depart one day after it ends, and we will cover the accommodation costs for the additional nights. Please note that the accommodation costs for any further extensions of your stay in Lindau will not be covered.
The opening ceremony of the meetings is always scheduled on a Sunday – this applies to the 2015 interdisciplinary meeting, which will be opened on 28 June 2015, at 15.00 hrs. All participants must register before attending the opening ceremony. Sometimes, certain security measures delay the registration process or require you to be in the auditorium well before 15.00 hrs. Therefore, we advise you to arrive at the registration point by 12.00 hrs the latest.
Meetings on natural sciences traditionally end on a Friday – this applies to the 2015 meeting, which ends in the evening of 3 July 2015. This last day of the meeting is destined for a full-day excursion by boat to Mainau Island in Lake Constance (near the city of Konstanz/Constance).
Participants may either depart from Mainau Island after the official farewell ceremony at approximately 16.00 hrs (e.g. taxis or public buses can take you to Konstanz main train station), or join the return trip by boat back to Lindau. The boat is scheduled to return to Lindau harbour at 19.30 hrs. Please note that even though Lindau main train station is located directly at Lindau harbour, you should not book an immediate connecting train for your departure from Lindau, as the return of the boat might be delayed.
Please consider that some Academic Partners and partner organisations of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings regularly invite young scientists to participate in pre- or post-conference events. The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings place no formal obligation on you to participate in these events. However, you should participate if you have accepted an invitation to do so. You will receive notification well in advance if you are invited, and should thus be able to organise your travel accordingly.
Do I need a visa?
Please verify well in advance of organising your travel whether you need a visa to visit Germany and the EU ("Schengen Countries"). The homepage of the German Federal Foreign Office publishes information on visa requirements: http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/EN/EinreiseUndAufenthalt/StaatenlisteVisumpflicht_node.html
If you do require a visa, please be sure to indicate all necessary information (passport number, travel dates, etc.) in the boarding & lodging section of your database profile by end of March 2015. Additionally, please send an email to Nesrin Karabag at Young Scientist Support (firstname.lastname@example.com) to inform her of your visa request. She will provide you with a letter of invitation to the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting containing the personal information (full name, home address, date of birth) provided in your database profile. Therefore, please check that the information provided in your profile is absolutely correct. You will be asked to present the letter of invitation when applying for a Schengen visa at a German embassy or consulate in your country of residence.
We advise you to apply for a visa at least three months in advance of your travel.
Will I be covered by a medical insurance during my stay in Lindau?
The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings provide all participants with basic medical insurance covering them for the duration of the meeting. You are, of course, free to take out any additional insurance of your own choice.
Can I bring along my partner/child/an accompanying person?
You can bring along accompanying persons, but you will have to inform us in advance by clearly stating this in the boarding & lodging section of your database profile.
Please bear in mind that we will not cover the costs of their travel, accommodation, food, or any other costs incurred by them. Neither will we provide the required medical insurance for your accompanying people – they must take out insurance of their own. We will only be able to book one double room for you and your accompanying persons, and will cover only 50% of the costs. Accompanying persons may neither participate in or attend the meeting and its sessions, nor take part in the various social activities.
For mothers and fathers:
Experience over many years has shown that bringing children along to the meetings is not a good idea. However, if you have no choice, you should arrange for child care to be provided while you are at the meeting. We will be glad to assist you with this, however we cannot cover any of the related costs.
Good news for accompanying persons:
Lindau is usually lovely at that time of the year, and there are plenty of fun things to do.
During The Meeting
When, how and why do I need to register?
Only registered participants can participate in the meeting and any of its sessions and events. The registration desks are at the main meeting venue, called "Inselhalle". For opening hours, please refer to the programme. You can expect the registration desk to be open on Saturday 27 June 2015, from 15.00 hrs to 18.00 hrs, and on the opening day of the meeting, Sunday 28 June 2015, from 10.00 hrs to 20.00 hrs. All participants who wish to attend the opening ceremony must register in advance – please schedule your arrival accordingly.
Upon registration, you will receive what we call a badge letter, which consists of your name badge, several vouchers, invitations, and a lot of detailed information. The information in the badge letter is personalised, so don't lose it or give it away. Your name badge grants you access to the meeting and all its sessions and activities. It also serves as your ticket for several services, like public bus transport. Never forget it, always wear it!The staff at the registration desk are at your disposal during the meeting and will be glad to help and assist you.
Where do the sessions and events take place?
All lectures and main events take place at the meeting venue, a conference hall called "Inselhalle" in German, which means "island hall". Besides the large auditorium, Inselhalle has several session rooms. Thus, different sessions might be taking place at Inselhalle at the same time.Breakfast sessions, many of the afternoon sessions, and most social events take place at various locations on or just off the island of Lindau. You will find a map in your badge letter as well as in your programme. The programme will state the exact location of any event. The multitude of locations may be confusing at first. But as Lindau is a small island, you will easily be able to find all of the locations once you have spent your first day with us.
What about food/boarding/catering?
All participants get breakfast at their hotels or in their guest families. From Monday to Thursday, buffet lunch is offered in the catering tent outside the Inselhalle. Please refer to the programme to find the various events and locations for dinner. The regular buffet lunches and dinners always provide different kinds of meat and vegetarian dishes. If you require any kind of special diet or suffer from food allergies, please let us know in advance. We will thus try to provide suitable food for you. However, if you follow very special dietary rules, you may have to organise your food yourself.
What do I need to wear? Is there a special dress code?
There is no kind of dress code for the sessions of the scientific programme. The general attire is casual. You may find you are overdressed if you wear a suit and tie, or a jacket and skirt. However, formal clothing is appropriate at some of the social functions and dinners. Thus, bringing along a suit or an evening dress is still a good idea.At the Bavarian evening on Thursday, we would be delighted to see you wearing leather trousers or dirndls. But, as only a few participants are actually Bavarian, all the others might want to surprise us by wearing traditional clothes from their home countries: cowboy hats, qipaos & tangzhuangs, ponchos, saris, skirts, and so on. It'll be great fun for everyone!
How is the weather at that time of the year?
In July, the weather in the region is usually very good, with lots of sun and little rain. Temperatures are around 25 to 30 degrees Celsius – and sometimes it gets even hotter.However, as fate would have it, the weather might even be quite the opposite: with rain, strong winds, and temperatures dropping by 10 degrees within a few hours, down to a minimum of 15 degrees Celsius. Thus, we can only advise you to be prepared for everything.
How does public transport work in Lindau?
As the island of Lindau is only 0.68 square kilometres in size, you will not need any kind of transportation to get around here. Walking is the fastest way to get everywhere on time. Those participants who are accommodated on the mainland of Lindau can choose between three mobility options:
Regional trains connect Lindau to neighbouring cities like Friedrichshafen and Bregenz, as well as to the German, Austrian and Swiss railway networks, which are very well developed. Tourist boats connect various cities located on the lake, like Bregenz, Konstanz/Constance, Meersburg, and others.
What do I need to know about money and other means of payment?
The currency used in Germany is the euro. Participants arriving at Zurich airport should note that Zurich is in Switzerland – the currency used there is the Swiss franc ("Schweizer Franken" in German). Money can be changed at "bureaux de change" at all airports or at local banks. Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex) and Maestro/EC cards can be used to withdraw money from ATMs ("Geldautomat" in German), where you will be required to enter your PIN. However, not all local shops and restaurants accept credit cards. Cheques and Travellers Cheques have become rather uncommon and may not be accepted everywhere.
Will I have internet access, and how will I be able to make telephone calls?
The meeting venue is equipped with wireless LAN during opening hours, and there will be a tent containing 40 computers with internet access and printers. Please check the meeting programme for further details on internet accessibility. Please note that personal laptops may not be used during lectures.The use of mobile phones in German telephone networks requires the GSM standard, which is used all over Europe. Alternatively, you may purchase phone cards in local shops to make calls from public telephones.Please note that some places of accommodation do not provide telephones or internet access. If they do provide telephones or internet access, they might charge you extra for their use. Therefore, please note that you will have to pay these extra costs yourself.
What are the provisions for medical emergencies?
In case of an emergency at the "Inselhalle" meeting venue, please contact any of the staff immediately. A paramedic team is present at all times. They can help with all health-related issues. If you have an emergency at any other location, please either contact any of the staff present, or call the German emergency number "112" for help. During the meeting, you will be covered by health insurance provided by the organisers.
What things should I bring with me to Lindau?
You need not bring any special material or equipment for participation in the meeting. Apart from regular clothes (see question "…" for further details on appropriate clothing), you might want to bring swim wear to enjoy a refreshing swim in Lake Constance. Considering the different possible weather conditions and the fact that Lindau is paved with cobblestones, we advise you to bring appropriate and comfortable footwear. It might be useful to check whether you need a voltage converter for the electronic devices you decide to bring along. And please note that only very few places of accommodation provide hairdryers – thus, you might want to bring your own.
The Meeting Programme
When will the programme be available?
The programme will be available for online download about three months before the meeting starts. All participants will be notified by email. You will receive a programme booklet upon registration, so there is no need to bring along a print-out. The programme contains a special section with even more useful information.
What distinguishes the programmes of the Lindau Meetings from those of common scientific conferences?
It is tradition at the Lindau Meetings for the participating Nobel Laureates to each contribute a programme topic of their own choice. As a result, the programmes always feature a broad variety of content: this includes lectures on the significance of Nobel Prize winning research, presentations of latest research findings, talks on specialised research topics or on "science & society" issues. Some Laureates recount very personal stories or draw attention to widely neglected themes.
In general, the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings make no claim to cover the latest cutting-edge research. In fact, their aspiration is to inspire young scientists, to connect them with each other, and to provide valuable insight into the scope of a scientist's life.
What sessions does the scientific programme contain?
The meeting programme contains several different types of sessions. Here is an overview:
Plenary sessions are held in the large auditorium of the main "Inselhalle" venue. Mostly scheduled in the mornings, these sessions are usually lectures given by Nobel Laureates or panel discussions with Nobel Laureates involved.
Discussion sessions take place at various locations in the afternoons of the meeting week. They usually relate to earlier plenary sessions and put their topics up for discussion. Their focus is scientific, and they are strictly limited to Nobel Laureates and young scientists. As these discussion sessions are scheduled in parallel, participants should decide which session they wish to attend. Switching between sessions must be avoided.
A meeting week usually includes up to 4 science breakfasts. They start early in the morning and are mostly organised by partners of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings. Due to capacity constraints, meeting participants are each invited to one of the breakfast sessions only and may not attend the others. Offering food and beverages, these breakfast sessions feature talks and discussions. Relaxing and revealing at the same time, the science breakfasts are a most welcome opportunity for young scientists to meet the invited Nobel Laureates.
Only 9 selected young scientists each will get the opportunity to participate in one of 9 science master classes. The selected participants will be informed and instructed in advance by email. These exclusive sessions are offered and held by Nobel Laureates. The participants will have the opportunity to present and discuss their research projects in class, and will get first-hand feedback and advice from the Nobel Laureates. The master classes will be attended by a small audience of carefully selected people.
The programme contains sessions that are accessible "by invitation only" – what does that mean?
Some sessions are open to participants "by invitation only". This means that young scientists need to present an official invitation to attend these sessions.
How to find out if you are invited:
Please do not confuse the phrase "by invitation only" with the phrase "upon invitation of". The latter merely indicates that the respective session or part of the meeting programme has been organised or supported by the institution named in the programme. Participants need not be invited to these sessions, everyone is welcome to attend.
Do I get a certificate of attendance?
On the last day of the meeting, all participants will receive a certificate of attendance if they hand in their completed participant surveys.
What is in store for me in the social programme?
Apart from scientific sessions, the meeting programme contains the following social events:
Should I prepare for the scientific programme?
It is always a good idea to be well acquainted with the work of those Nobel Laureates whose sessions you would like to join, especially if you want to participate in discussions.
If you have been invited to participate in programme sessions like the master classes or others, you will be contacted and briefed on how to prepare. Master class participants might even be invited by the respective Nobel Laureate to attend a preparatory meeting.
The Lindau Mediatheque, accessible at mediatheque.lindau-nobel.org, is ideal for advance preparation for the meeting. The mediatheque is packed with lectures from over 60 years of Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings. In the run-up to the meeting, the mediatheque will be supplemented with dedicated topic clusters. By browsing through these topic clusters you will become familiar with the main topics of the upcoming meeting.
After The Meeting
How can I stay in contact with other participants, and will I be kept posted on the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings after my participation?
We hope to be able to launch an alumni directory before the beginning of the upcoming meeting. This online directory will allow you to easily browse through the list of all participants. Their contact details shall include links to their profiles on Facebook, ResearchGATE, or other social networks.
Alumni participants will receive newsletters, and we will keep you updated on the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings if you follow or join us on:
Are the lectures available online?
Videos of all lectures of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings are available online in the Lindau Mediatheque at www.mediatheque.lindau-nobel.org. New videos will be uploaded to the mediatheque shortly after the respective meeting.
In late autumn, we will publish the meeting report. This is a printed magazine, roughly one hundred and fifty pages thick, containing reports and articles on everything that happened at the meeting. All young scientists will be notified of when and where to download the meeting report.
What can I do to spread the word?
Enthusiastic accounts of participants are excellent references for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings. Therefore, we thoroughly encourage you to give an account of your time at the Lindau Meeting and to spread the word among your colleagues and among other young scientists.
Our academic partners also appreciate your accounts. Your feedback is invaluable for their own commitment to nominating young scientists for participation in the Lindau Meetings in the future.
If you would like to share your experiences, please contact the communications team at the executive secretariat of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings for assistance:
Mr. Christian Schumacher, Head of CommunicationsPhone + 49 (0)8382 277 3115Email: email@example.com
You are most welcome to support our communications team by establishing contacts with the communications or public relations teams of your research institutions, universities, or labs. They should please contact us prior to releasing any press information on the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings or your participation.
Furthermore, we are always interested in contacts to journalists and media in the home countries of our participants. You may always contact them and refer them to our website www.lindau-nobel.org. We will be glad to provide them with more detailed information.
The intense exchange between scientists from very different fields and very many nations is probably more important today than ever before. This is exactly what make these Meetings here in Lindau so very valuable.
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Tunis — The evolution of foreign relations and Tunisia's international cooperation were examined in a cabinet meeting held today under the chairmanship of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.
The meeting reviewed Tunisia's bilateral and multilateral relations with different countries and examined the ways and means to boost the level of partnership with these countries.
President Ben Ali recommended the follow-up of preparations for upcoming events and identifying projects likely to favor the reinforcement of Tunisia's international cooperation and foreign investment, especially in sectors of special priority, such as higher education, scientific research, electronic trade and communication technologies.

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In path to American's merger, 1 CEO had to leave
"It was private," Bates said. "Just noisy."
Bates and another union leader — Dennis Tajer — ordered a mix of East Coast and West Coast oysters. A joke was made because US Airways has two separate unions, referred to as east and west.
Kirby passed on the appetizer.
"I found out he's not a fan of oysters," Bates said.
The meeting otherwise went well. Bates and union vice president Tony Chapman flew to Phoenix 10 days later for dinner with Kirby and Parker. A steakhouse dinner quickly followed with some of the union's leaders and most of US Airways management.
Steps were taken to ensure the meetings remained a secret.
Too many American pilots recognize Bates and the other union officials. So they flew US Airways.
Pilots will often fly other airlines in uniform and chat with the crew. That couldn't happen on these flights.
"Everybody was told to be invisible, not to talk to anyone," Bates said.
When Parker and Kirby flew to Texas to make their case to the union, there was even a higher level of secrecy. They used a private jet and Bates personally made the 12-mile drive to the meeting site in the union's red Chevrolet Suburban.
Union security guards were stationed around the Hilton Arlington, but when Bates pulled up at the back entrance, he recognized a reporter lurking nearby. He quickly made a U-turn and the meeting was moved to the union's headquarters.
Similar meetings were being held with the flight attendant union and one that represents ground service employees and maintenance workers.
Around this time, Parker sent a letter to American formally proposing a merger. US Airways would own 51 percent of the new airline. The offer wasn't taken seriously.
On April 20, Parker publically announced that American's three unions were backing a merger.
It was an audacious move.
American was still in control of its bankruptcy but suddenly there was another option on the table. The unions told the court that jobs and wages didn't need to be cut.
Wall Street analysts supported a merger, preferring Parker as the new CEO.
Horton publically told employees "nothing changes as a result of these announcements." But privately he and other top American executives were rethinking a deal.
American had originally planned to emerge from bankruptcy and talk to several airlines, including US Airways. Horton became convinced that if he waited too long, a deal might not be available to him.
"He's a great numbers guy," said Thomas Roberts, a partner with Weil, Gotshal & Manges, the law firm that represented American.
In summer, Horton alerted his board that it was time to investigate a merger.
He reached out to Parker and arranged a 6:15 a.m. breakfast on July 19 at the Jefferson Hotel in Washington. Both men had oatmeal. They spoke about sharing financial documents and Horton asked Parker to ratchet down the public push for a merger.
A deal and decision about who would run the new airline was still way off.
Three days later, Horton started to spin the idea of a merger as his own.
He told The Associated Press that the first conversation the two men had about a possible merger took place in September 2011, when Horton was just American's president. They were at an exclusive gathering of top airline executives in Wyoming known as "conquistadores del cielo," or the conquerors of the skies. During a barbeque lunch, Horton approached Parker, saying there could be value in a merger.
"I made that pitch. We nodded heads to one another," Horton had said in July 2012.
On Aug. 31, the airline announced that nondisclosure agreements had been signed and they were considering a merger.
"It does not mean we are merging — it simply means we have agreed to work together to discuss and analyze a potential merger," Parker told employees.
For the next three months, teams of lawyers, accountants and consultants started reviewing each airline's books. There were so many people that eight separate conference rooms in Weil's Dallas office were required.
US Airways executives came to Dallas to hammer out details between sips of Dr. Pepper and iced tea.
"We wowed them with Mexican food and BBQ," said Glenn West, a partner with Weil who oversaw American's negotiations.
By this point, American had secured new contracts from its unions, cut other costs and improved its revenue.
After months of negotiations, US Airways presented the merger to the creditors on Jan. 10. It proposed giving 70 percent of the new airline to them and American's employees and the remaining 30 percent to US Airways shareholders. The creditors were sold. But Horton wasn't.
His team eventually was able to shift another 2 percent ownership away from US Airways shareholders, ensuring that American's pre-bankruptcy shareholders would see some money. The new airline would be valued at $11 billion.
The only sticking point was who would lead it.
Parker badly wanted to be the one in charge. Horton, who had spent a year fixing a broken American, believed he should be able to finish what he started.
A small group of advisers met with Horton and appealed to his principles. The airline needed a fresh start. Horton agreed and prepared to hand over the reins to Parker, his friend and rival for three decades.
Horton put his principles first and did what was right for American, said Beverly Goulet, American's treasurer and chief restructuring officer.
"He's put his heart and soul into this for most of his career," she said. "All things being equal, he might prefer to be the guy sitting in the CEO chair."
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The online media company can thank its takeover of Adap.tv and video ads for an acceleration in revenue, but it barely eked out a profit because of cutbacks at local news site Patch.
Media finds weird news impossible to resist, even when it sounds too silly to be true. But it can fool people especially easily when coming from a place like Japan, birthplace of wacky trends.
In the six years since it launched, 100 million iPod touches have been sold, Apple has announced.
As CEO Tim Cook prepares to testify before a congressional subcommittee, senators portray Apple as having exploited tax loopholes to escape paying its fair share.
The distributor of TiVo in Australia could be set to halve the price of its recorder following a significant restructuring in December 2010.
Sony has two new mobiles, one of which boasts a flashing transparent strip along its undercarriage.
The iPhone 5's initial shipment rate was too large to maintain, resulting in cutbacks, DisplaySearch says. But the cutbacks don't necessarily equal a drop in popularity.
New York's top photography store provides a clinic on how to sell tech gear.
The BlackBerry maker reported better-than-expected results, yet the stock is down today. What gives?
Using spare parts and mission plans developed for NASA's Curiosity Mars rover, the space agency says it can build and launch a new rover in 2020 and stay within current budget guidelines.


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XPRT Media aims to bring together industry professionals and suppliers across the Environmental, Energy and Agricultural markets.Our goal is to enable suppliers to expand their reach, by providing them with a robust platform to showcase their latest offerings, manage their product catalogs and interact with buyers across the globe, while at the same time providing buyers ...
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TRS Group, Inc. is the world's most experienced provider of Electrical Resistance Heating (ERH) for in situ soil and groundwater remediation. TRS has applied ERH on 100 projects. TRS consistently meets and surpasses our client's objectives, providing rapid closure to sites that have often attempted other remediation technologies without success. With 45 offices ...
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Greenpeace activists plaster warning labels over products containing GE ingredients.
Buying whole and organic foods are the best ways to avoid GE ingredients. Most fresh fruit and vegetables, and whole grains and beans are not genetically engineered. Also, by definition, organic food is produced without genetic engineering.
When buying packaged food, be sure to keep a lookout for common genetically engineered ingredients such as: corn oil, corn syrup, corn starch, soy protein, soy oil, soy sauce, lecithin, cottonseed and canola oil. If your package lists one or more of these ingredients, chances are these are GE foods, unless it is otherwise labeled organic or non-GE.
In an effort to make your trip to the supermarket a little easier, Greenpeace has created the first-ever consumer guide to avoiding GE food: The True Food Shopping List. The True Food Shopping List is not a complete manual, but rather a starting point for consumers who want to shop smarter and safer. We will update this list as we get new information and as companies' policies evolve.
It is true that many mainstream supermarkets do not carry a variety of foods made by natural and organic producers who avoid GE ingredients. One way to change this is to talk to the manager at your local supermarket. Polite requests from concerned customers can go a long way toward bringing alternatives to your store.
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In 2008, I was tearing up Obama on You Tube, but my account was permanently banned (in April 2009) after Obama won the 2008 Election for copyright infringement. This incident happened before The Conservative Monster was even created (the site was Cnintruth.com aka The Conservative News Intelligence Network).
My Social Security # has also been banned from making money from You Tube videos; unlike millions of people around the world.
Also note that my You Tube page was banned several days before the 1st National Tea Party protest in April 2009.
What videos were the issue? One was 'a clip' of the TV show Reno 911 and the other was a 2 minute NY Mets highlight video.
I believe the 3rd video was a video about Michael Moore on the San Hannity show. I suspect Moore or someone else bought the rights to the video and then filed a complaint on You Tube for copyright infringement.
I just did a search on You Tube and I found a long list of Reno 911 videos and NY Mets video by accounts that are in violation of the same copyright rules I was, but they aren't banned. I am curious why my page was targeted and these other pages were 'spared'?
What difference does it make?
I will try to contact You Tube again to 'enlighten' them about 'targeted censorship'.
Conservative News Update:
Colonel Harry Riley (Ret) has decided enough is enough and he is tired of seeing the U.S. Constitution trampled on by a 'long list of politicians'. Of course, Obama is on the list, but there are many others included as well. The purpose of this rally is to call for Obama, Biden, Reid, McConnell, Boehner, Pelosi, and Attorney General Holder to be removed from office.
Operation "American Spring" will be a NON VIOLENT, unarmed protest. Operation: "American Spring' sounds good, but I like Operation "Get the Bums Out" better. Could Obama use this rally as a spark to start martial law?
Will Fox News hide the information about Operation "American Spring" from the public? I bet Fox News would rather teach you how to BBQ than give you the information about this rally.
The Obama Administration refused to call the coup in Egypt a 'coup', so I guess this will be the same as when Egyptian President Morsi was removed from office?
I attended the massive DC Tea Party rally in Sept 2009, but that accomplished nothing. Neither has any of the rallies since then, because 'the leaders' of the Tea Party movement are afraid to bring up the topic of Socialism or Communism.
The Tea Party hasn't stopped:
The Tea Party did successfully squash the 'Birther movement' (with the help of Glenn Beck and Fox News) and that protected Obama.
Libertarians smile in your face as they undermine every Republican election. How could you trust anyone that defends IRAN? Libertarians are really closet Leftists…it isn't rocket science.
Thank you to Dr. Jim Garrow for this information…
Concept of Operations:
Phase 1 – Field millions, as many as ten million, patriots who will assemble in a non-violent, physically unarmed (Spiritually/Constitutionally armed), display of unswerving loyalty to the US Constitution and against the incumbent government leadership, in Washington, D.C., with the mission to bring down the existing leadership. Go full-bore, no looking back, steadfast in the mission.
Phase 2 – One million or more of the assembled 10 million must be prepared to stay in D.C. as long as it takes to see Obama, Biden, Reid, McConnell, Boehner, Pelosi, and Attorney General Holder removed from office. The senior republican in the US House of Representatives will become Speaker of the House and the US House of Representatives will elect a temporary President and Vice President of the United States. The U.S. Senate will take action to elect a new majority and minority leader.
As required, the U.S. Congress will execute appropriate legislation to convene new elections or U.S. States will appoint replacements for positions vacated consistent with established constitutional requirements.
Phase 3 – Those with the principles of a West, Cruz, Lee, DeMint, Paul, Gov Walker, Sessions, Gowdy, Jordan, Issa, will comprise a tribunal and assume positions of authority to convene investigations, recommend appropriate charges against politicians and government employees to the new U.S. Attorney General appointed by the new President.
*All actions in Phase 2 & 3 will be consistent with the U.S. Constitution.
Steve Cooper
The Conservative Monster
The Conservative Monster was one of the founder members of the Birther movement.
I protested in front of Fox News along with Orly Taitz and Pastor Manning before anyone even knew about the Obama eligibility controversy.
I have discussed this situation with constitutional lawyers and former military officers. We all suspected that Barry pulled a fast one by declaring he was a foreign student and this is why he was and still is hiding so many records. I suspect that the Republicans agreed to help Obama bury this conspiracy, because they all feared civil unrest if they didn't.
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0bama has turned out to be such a sociopathic liar I'm starting to have doubts about this citizenship thing.He would do that.
— Neal Boortz (@Talkmaster) June 3, 2013
Even Obama's 'Literary Agent' was a BIRTHER
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I finally bought a copy of Zero Dark Thirty on DVD and I thought it was good, but FICTIONAL.
There is NO WAY that Obama approved of this mission unless he knew Pakistan was going to allow the Navy Seals to enter their airspace untouched. Since day one I stand by the fact that Pakistan (and our other enemies) wanted to help Obama gain credibility so they handed Bin Laden over to him on a silver platter since he outlived his usefulness.
The Bin Laden raid happened several days after Obama released a birth certificate that he claims is real, but it was not. This Bin Laden raid was done to distract attention away from an obvious fake birth certificate that was released in late April 2011. – Arpaio: Obama birth record 'definitely fraudulent' – Literary Pamphlet More Proof That Birth Certificate a Forgery
During the spring of 2011, Donald Trump kept pushing the Birther issue and it had many liberals frightened, because they knew that Obama was hiding something about his past. So, some badly needed Obama magic and 'hocus pocus' was needed to be performed to fool the people. Misdirection….look here and now look there. #sheep
The average person fell for all of this, but I am not the average person…sorry.
Many liberals know that Obama's birth certificate was fake, but they are liars and frauds just like Obama is. So why should I believe that the Bin Laden raid was real, if the eligibility issue was fake and staged? From the Birther Issue to Benghazi….Obama has plenty to hide.
So, the timing of the Bin Laden raid was suspect and I immediately made that fact known. Like I said earlier, Bin Laden had outlived his usefulness. Russian controlled/trained Ayman Zawahiri was and still is the main operational leader behind Al Qaeda. Why are there no calls to kill Zawahiri? The answer is that Putin is protecting him…for now.
First, Bin Laden was NOT DEAD like the Libertarian fruit loops insisted that he was for many years on the Internet. The Navy Seals did kill Bin Laden, but I believe that Pakistan allowed the raid to happen despite what was reported by the media and the White House.
Hollywood's Commies were upset about the water boarding scene, because they know that Muslims are part of the war against Capitalism that they wholeheartedly support. Also, Hollywood liberals are afraid that Muslims will start kidnapping and beheading them if anti-Muslim movies are made. It would be no great loss.
Hollywood was probably upset by the fact that a 'strong woman' was involved with the CIA investigation to get Bin Laden and that she even assisted with water boarding Al Qaeda operatives for information.
Bin Laden was killed on the Communist Holiday, May Day. I don't believe that was a coincidence.
Overall, it was a good movie, but I already knew how all of this played out in my head before the movie was even made.
I will give the movie 4 stars….
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Lunch is in the classroom instead of a cafeteria, and students rely on public transportation rather than school buses to get to Longleaf School of the Arts in downtown Raleigh. But you won't hear students complain.
Lunch is in the classroom instead of a cafeteria, and students rely on public transportation rather than school buses to get to Longleaf School of the Arts in downtown Raleigh. But you won't hear students complain.
A complete failure. That's how the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty rates the City of Milwaukee's policy of giving Milwaukee Public Schools the authority to sell or lease the district's unused school buildings.
A line of Ritz-Carlton employees stretched down the hotel hallway, and applause erupted as a group of public school educators walked by.
The start of the school year in Seattle may not have been disrupted by a teachers strike, but the introduction of a new software program is causing problems for many students and their families.
Under the new law, newly-hired employees must undergo fingerprint-based checks of state and national criminal records databases. Current employees will have to undergo national background checks before the start of the 2016-2017 academic year.
When offered a choice, Palm Beach County parents are increasingly opting to place their children in charter schools to obtain a public education.
The era of building big high schools in Mecklenburg County may be ending as construction money tightens and big tracts of affordable land disappear, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials said.
There was a time in the not-too-distant past when bringing a cellphone or other hand-held digital device to school could earn a kid detention or a visit to the principal's office.
The app is similar to ClassDojo, a behavior management app that has gained popularity in individual classrooms. LiveSchool distinguishes itself by offering tools for school-wide data collection, analysis, and communication with parents.
Fears that a gang feud could escalate further prompted the closure of two high schools Friday and the postponement of a homecoming dance.
Introduced earlier this year, these products are designed for use in schools, training facilities and other professional organizations with large deployments of iOS devices.
High school athletes in St. Louis are getting a lot of attention this fall with two walk-in clinics specializing in sports injuries and the addition of in-house athletic trainers at two schools.
The district's adoption expands the Aspen integrated data management platform to a third of all school districts and more than 57,000, or 40 percent, of all students in Rhode Island.
High-stakes teacher accountability, merit pay, shuttering "failing" schools—are believed to be essential if public schools are ever going to get better. And these maxims underlie the commitment to charter schools and vouchers.
A school system in north Georgia is considering a proposal that would allow district police to store rifles in school offices in case they're needed to defend students in a school shooting.


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NC State Gymnastics Wins 2013 EAGL Championship Crown
March 23, 2013
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The NC State women's gymnastics team won the 2013 East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Championship Saturday afternoon at UNC's Carmichael Arena with a score of 195.175. Heading into the last rotation of the night, the Wolfpack trailed Maryland for the top spot by 49.050 points and not only matched that total on floor exercise, but surpassed it with a 49.125 to claim the victory.
The championship was the Pack's fifth EAGL title since joining the league and first since the 2009 season when State claimed the crown inside its home facility, Reynolds Coliseum.
Maryland finished second with a 195.100 and Pittsburgh claimed third with a 194.875, while George Washington ended fourth with a 194.750. UNC was fifth at 194.225, New Hampshire sixth (194.175), Rutgers seventh (193.925) and Towson eighth (192.675).
The Wolfpack began the meet with a bye in the first rotation, but competed on vault in its first event, finishing with a team score of 48.950. Junior Diahanna Ham headlined the group with a score of 9.875 to claim third place. Freshman Brittni Watkins turned in the next best score for the Pack with a 9.8. Sophomore Lane Jarred competed on vault for the first time in her career, scoring a 9.775. Senior Morgan Johnson, juniors Hannah Fallanca and Stephanie Ouellette recorded scores of 9.750.
Senior Rachel Fincham claimed the title on the uneven bars with a score of 9.85. The bar title was the first for a Wolfpack gymnast since the 2009 season when Lauren Deuser and Brittany Vontz tied for the crown, also with scores of 9.85. Ouellette tallied the next-highest score with a 9.775. Junior Kristen Harabedian, along with Watkins, notched a 9.750. Ham posted the final score in the event with a 9.675. The Pack ended with a team score of 48.8 in the event.
At the halfway point in the meet, NC State led the field with a score of 97.750, followed closely by New Hampshire with a 97.725, Pittsburgh's 97.675, George Washington's 97.325, Rutgers' 97.300, Maryland's 97.275, UNC's 96.500 and Towson's 96.200.
Fallanca paced the group on the balance beam with a 9.850 to finish in a three-way-tie for second place. Woodford notched the next-best score with a 9.8, while Ham tallied a 9.775. Ouellette, who led off the event for the Pack, was rewarded for her routine with a 9.750. State finished with a team score of 48.300 on the apparatus.
With its back against the wall and the pressure mounting, the Wolfpack gave all it had on floor exercise and were rewarded with a team score of 49.125 - the highest team score of the night in the event. Ouellette headlined the Pack's performance in the event with a 9.875 to claim State's first individual title on floor exercise since Brooke Barr and Taylor Seaman in 2010.
Watkins turned in a great routine on floor, earning a 9.850 to claim a share of second place. Jarred recorded a 9.825, while Ham notched a 9.8. Harabedian rounded out the scoring for the Wolfpack with a 9.775.
In the all-around competition, Ouellette tied for second with a 39.150, while Ham posted the third-best total with a 39.125.
NC State will return to action at NCAA Regionals, which will be held Saturday, Apr. 6. The location of the event and the other teams that will be competing in the regional along with the Wolfpack will be announced on the NCAA Selection Show, Monday, Mar. 25 at 3 p.m. The show will be streamed on NCAA.com.


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Check out these sneak peek clips of "The Bachelor" episode airing Monday, Jan. 13, where star Juan Pablo Galavis starts taking the women on dates.
Above, Cassandra tells Juan Pablo how she is a single mom to a 2-year-old son named Trey. Juan Pablo is delighted to hear it and she then says in an interview that she sees the potential between her and Juan. Well, being single parents may not quite be enough, Cass.
Below, the group date is a photo shoot and each bachelorette is being paired up with ... a puppy! Cutest "Bachelor" date ever, even with the pooping on the floor (on the part of the puppies, not the bachelorettes, though that would be kind of amazing).
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The Moon's real age, and creation from the collision of Earth and Theia, finally confirmed (Updated) June 6, 2014 at 6:08 am
A new study has determined with 99.9% accuracy that the Moon was formed 95 million years after the birth of the Solar System. This pegs the Moon as being a lot younger than we previously thought — and, perhaps more importantly, that our fair Earth's development was rather tardy, taking took a lot longer to form than we previously thought.
NASA's new InSight lander will plumb the depths of Mars in 2016 May 28, 2014 at 12:50 pm
In just over two years, NASA hopes to have InSight on the surface of Mars to see what makes the red planet tick.
You can finally watch a live video feed of Earth from space, and it's awesome May 2, 2014 at 1:00 pm
After being continuously inhabited for more than 13 years, it is finally possible to log into Ustream and watch the Earth spinning on its axis in glorious HD. This video feed (embedded below) comes from from four high-definition cameras, delivered by last month's SpaceX CRS-3 resupply mission, that are attached to the outside of the International Space Station. You can open up the Ustream page at any time, and as long as it isn't night time aboard the ISS, you'll be treated to a beautiful view of the Earth from around 250 miles (400 km) up.
2 billion-year-old African nuclear reactor proves that Mother Nature still has a few tricks up her sleeve May 1, 2014 at 10:42 am
There has only ever been one natural nuclear reactor found, but study of how it worked, and why, is still informing nuclear decision-making to this very day.
Astronomers discover new dwarf planet and possible super-Earth in our Solar System March 27, 2014 at 10:44 am
For the longest time, the Solar System was known to have nine planets. Eventually, Pluto got downgraded to a dwarf planet due to the discovery of various other celestial bodies found in the Solar System that were of similar size. Now, astronomers discovered a dwarf planet — dubbed 2012 VP113 and just 279.6 miles wide — orbiting the Sun. However, astronomers noticed that something seems out-of-place regarding its orbit, and speculate that the incongruence could originate from a massive body influencing VP113's orbit — a super-Earth.
Curiosity captures rare photo of Earth from the surface of Mars, 100 million miles away February 7, 2014 at 8:14 am
Mars rover Curiosity, which is now roughly half way to its final destination, has taken a brief pause to look up at the sunsetting sky and take a photo of Earth. In the photo above, Earth is roughly 99 million miles away — and if you squint, you can also see the Moon. According to NASA, if you were walking on the surface of Mars, the Earth and Moon would be visible to the naked eye and would appear as "bright evening stars." This is only one of a handful of times that Earth has been imaged from more than a few thousand miles away. It's always rather humbling to see Earth — that mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam — just sitting there, tiny and insignificant, dwarfed by the grandest of black expanses.
Did life's building blocks fly to Earth and Mars on solar winds? February 1, 2014 at 9:30 am
A new study suggests that the Sun's ionic wind can drive the formation of water on asteroids, moons, and even space dust — and that could explain how life first got started.
Petrochemical alchemy: Cheap gasoline and plastics, produced from cheap and abundant natural gas, is almost here January 15, 2014 at 9:12 am
Siluria, after five years of research, seems to have finally stumbled across a cheap method of converting natural gas into gasoline. Because natural gas is much more abundant and less in demand than crude oil, it's only one fifth of the price — about $20 for the natural gas equivalent of a $100 barrel of crude. After Siluria's conversion process, it may be possible to halve the price of gasoline and other oil-derived products (commodity chemicals, plastics). The best bit: Due to Siluria's rather unique research methods, it has no idea why or how its process works — only that it appears to work rather well.
China's space rampage continues: Beautiful photos from humanity's first Moon rover in 40 years January 14, 2014 at 3:15 pm
For the first time in 40 years, after the Soviet Union's Lunokhod 2 rover finally gave up in 1973, humanity once again has a rover exploring the surface of the Moon, sending back awesome photos of Earth — the Blue Marble — hanging in space, and of the lunar surface. Rather surprisingly (or not, depending on your…
China's problem with smog, captured by NASA's Terra satellite December 13, 2013 at 9:40 am
Over the last few months, you may have heard about China's growing smog problem. In Beijing, Shanghai, and many other areas of China, the smog is so bad that the air quality index (AQI) has started spiking over 400, and sometimes reaching 500 — the top of the AQI scale. Just for some context, an AQI above 100 is generally considered unhealthy — over 300, and we're talking about a serious hazard to health (i.e. it can be lethal). To better illustrate the scale of China's smog problem, NASA has captured an image of China's northeastern seaboard that shows just how bad China's smog problem really is.


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Overfishing in the North Sea … in 1882
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Monday, May 5th, 2008 at 8:45 am in Boats, Fish, Fishing.
I was on vacation last week in Germany with my wife, Lois.
While there, Lois and I were fortunate to have a chance to visit the marvelous and monstrous Deutsches Museum in Munich. Whole floors of this beautiful and outstanding science and technology museum (eat your heart out, Smithsonian) were devoted to Aerospace, Aviation, Shipping, Energy & Power, Chemistry, the Environment, etc., etc.
While exploring a room full of old hand-powered and wind-powered wooden fishing vessels, we came across a display showing the transition from small fishing boats powered by sails … to small fishing boats powered by steam. Interesting.
Even more interesting is this written excerpt from the display of a 30-foot wooden fishing boat that had been outfitted with a small steam engine to replace its sails:
" … in 1882, the use of fishing steamers led to overfishing of the North Sea and profits dropped … "
Think about it.
That was in 1882 … 126 years ago. /Gary
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ALBANY -- Civilization may have been born in Ancient Greece but according to the owner of a Greek coffee shop and bakery, the currency of the future has arrived in downtown Albany.
"Bit coin is cash, just in the digital sense," explains Paul Paterakis, owner of Coffee Time at Hellas Bakery.
CT@HB, claims Paterakis, is home to New York State's first Bit Coin ATM. Not only can you use the online currency here to buy a drink, snack or sandwich but you can also feed the kiosk cash which it converts to online money.
"An ATM puts a reality, a face to it, and also some customer service along with it."
With Bit Coin, your account--or virtual wallet--is linked to a bar code or QR code that is swiped and depleted through purchases. So, far there are about ten Bit Coin transactions a day at CT@HB.
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Merchants believe in Bit Coin because there isn't a transaction fee like there would be with a credit card. And Bit coin users believe it's safer because it's anonymous and less susceptible to hacking because your personal data isn't stored by a merchant.
"Credit cards, to be honest, were not made for the internet. They are from the 1950's and it's 2014. We need something where your info is protected at all times."
CT@HB is holding a training session on how to use Bit Coin on July 24th. Registration is encouraged.
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For the second night in a row portions of the Southwest have been placed under a frost warning by Environment Canada.
Environment Canada's warning notes frost is likely tonight in the Shaunavon - Maple Creek - Val Marie - Cypress Hills area.
"Cold air will continue to linger in Saskatchewan tonight and frost is expected to develop in the northern grainbelt and extreme southwest portions of the province," the warning states. "Temperatures are expected to dip below freezing overnight as winds become calm and skies clear under a ridge of high pressure."
Environment Canada measured an overnight low of -3 Celsius in Val Marie, with Shaunavon and Eastend both dipping to zero. Cypress Hills remained at 2 Celsius, while both Swift Current and Maple Creek dipped only to 3 Celsius.


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