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Author Archives: Sebastien Bubeck
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COLT 2015 accepted papers and some cool videos
Like last year I compiled a list of the COLT 2015 accepted papers together with links to the arxiv version whenever I could find one. These papers were selected from 180 submissions, a number that keep rising in the recent … Continue reading
Deep stuff about deep learning?
Unless you live a secluded life without internet (in which case you're not reading those lines), odds are that you have heard and read about deep learning (such as in this 2012 article in the New York Times, or the … Continue reading
Some pictures in geometric probability
As I discussed in a previous blog post, I have been recently interested in models of randomly growing networks. As a starting point I focused my attention on the preferential attachment rule and its variants, in part because its ubiquity … Continue reading
Guest post by Sasho Nikolov: Beating Monte Carlo
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The entropic barrier: a simple and optimal universal self-concordant barrier
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The location forced us to explore the neighborhood more than anticipated, which yielded very good surprises. The place offers virtually no common space, but rooms are very comfortable (seemed clean, but I found some very long dark hair trapped inside my pillowcase). Staff are super nice and go an extra mile to help you (they even called private security to scort me at night to cash out money). There is no outside signs that this is a hostel, so be prepared to have a hard time finding it on your first arrival...
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If you want to stay in a quiet location in the old part of Candelario, this is a great choice. The owner of the hotel told me the street the hotel is located on is the oldest street in Bogota. It is a close walk to all the sites in Candelario and the breakfast is very good. Internet connection is strong.
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Pequeño y acogedor hotelito arreglado con muy buen gusto; se echan de menos cortinas en la ventana del baño y un poco más de aislamiento en la terraza con la habitación contigua. Internet anda lento en el tercer piso. El servicio es cálido y agradable con personas muy atentas. Para quien gusta de los lugares originales y personalizados.
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Theology – The Noblest Science? (Thomas Aquinas)
Thomas Aquinas was a remarkably lucid and logical thinker, one of the best minds to have graced this earth who set his mind to work on the most important of topics: God and the things of God.
Boston College philosophy professor has done us a huge service in compiling an anthology, with his own footnotes, of Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologica, one of the most important texts in the history of Western thought, let alone theology and philosophy. In this book, titled Summa of the Summa, we find the explanation to why our medieval ancestors considered theology the "queen of the sciences":
"Of the practical sciences, that one is nobler which is ordained to a further purpose, as political science is nobler than military science; for the good of the army is directed to the good of the State. But the purpose of this science, in so far as it is practical, is eternal bliss; to which as to an ultimate end the purposes of every practical science are directed. Hence it is clear that from every standpoint it is nobler than other sciences" (42).
Kreeft then writes in the footnote: "The medieval formula 'philosophy the handmaid of theology' and the associated idea of theology as 'the queen of the sciences' are seldom taken seriously today…Yet neither philosophy nor science have ever refuted the claim during the past seven hundred years. It has been dismissed by fashion, not by reason. If God is, and is our ultimate end, then the science of God must indeed be the queen of the sciences" (43).
Jean Valjean and Transforming Grace
In his excellent treatment of the Bible's passages on God's love, The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God (Crossway, 2000), D.A. Carson retells the Les Misérables' story of Jean Valjean to make the point that we must "never, never underestimate the power of the love of God to break down and transform the most amazingly hard individuals":
"Sentenced to a nineteen-year term of hard labor for stealing bread, Jean Valjean becomes a hard and bitter man. No one could break him; everyone feared him. Released from prison, Valjean finds it difficult to survive, as innkeepers will not welcome him and work is scarce. Then a kind bishop welcomes him into his home. But Valjean betrays the trust. During the night he creeps off into the darkness, stealing some of the family silver.
"But Valjean is brought back next morning to the bishop's door by three policemen. They had arrested him and found the stolen silver on him. A word from the bishop, and the wretch would be incarcerated for life. But the bishop instantly exclaims, 'So here you are! I'm delighted to see you. Had you forgotten that I gave you the candlesticks as well? They're silver like the rest, and worth a good 200 francs. Did you forget to take them?'
"Jean Valjean is released, and he is transformed. When the gendarmes withdraw, the bishop insists on giving the candlesticks to his speechless, mortified, thankful guest. 'Do not forget, do not ever forget that you have promised me to use the money to make yourself an honest man,' admonishes the bishop. And meanwhile the detective constantly pursuing Valjean, Javert, who is consumed by justice but who knows nothing of forgiveness or compassion, crumbles when his black-and-white categories of mere justice fail to cope with grace that goes against every instinct for revenge. Valjean is transformed; Javert jumps off a bridge and drowns in the Seine.
"Of course, this is Christian love – i.e., the love of God mediated in this case through a bishop. But this is how it should be, for God's love so transforms us that we mediate it to others, who are thereby transformed. We love because he first loved us; we forgive because we stand forgiven." (81-82)
Confounded and Comforted by God's Riddles
Then the Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind and said:
"Who is this that darkens counsel by words without knowledge?
Dress for action like a man;
I will question you, and you make it known to me.
"Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth?
Tell me, if you have understanding.
Who determined its measurements—surely you know!
Or who stretched the line upon it?
On what were its bases sunk,
or who laid its cornerstone,
when the morning stars sang together
and all the sons of God shouted for joy?
(Job 38:1-7)
We read Job for comfort.
I believe there is no more satisfying answer (or rather, non-answer) to the problems of suffering and evil than the one we find in Job. Here is a righteous man who suffers misery upon misery without knowing why this is happening, who wishes he'd never been born and shakes his fist at the heavens and questions God's ways, only to be humbled by a God who comes not to tell him why he is suffering, but rather to throw his own questions at Job and silence him with the precious knowledge that God is God and he is more powerful, wise, and good than any of us can imagine. This is why we read Job for comfort – because in it we come upon the wall that faces us the end of all our agonizing questions in the face of suffering, and we find not a neat answer but a person: God himself. And this is more than enough.
G.K. Chesterton (1874-1936), the British journalist, poet, novelist, and all-around man of letters, wrote about this comfort, as well as the way God's questions confounds the most stubborn of skeptics, in a 1929 essay titled, "The Book of Job." (From In Defense of Sanity: The Best Essays of G.K. Chesterton (Ignatius, 2011)):
"When, at the end of the poem, God enters (somewhat abruptly), is struck the sudden and splendid note which makes the thing as great as it is. All the human beings through the story, and Job especially, have been asking questions of God. A more trivial poet would have made God enter in some sense or other in order to answer the questions. By a touch truly to be called inspired, when God enters, it is to ask a number more questions on His own account. In this drama of skepticism God Himself takes up the role of the skeptic. He does what all the great voices defending religion have always done. He does, for instance, what Socrates did. He turns rationalism against itself. He seems to say that if it comes to asking questions, He can ask some questions which will fling down and flatten out all conceivable human questioners…
"… In dealing with the arrogant asserter of doubt, it is not the right method to tell him to stop doubting. It is rather the right method to tell him to go on doubting, to doubt a little more, to doubt every day newer and wilder things in the universe, until at last, by some strange enlightenment, he may begin to doubt himself.
"… Verbally speaking the enigmas of Jehovah seem darker and more desolate than the enigmas of Job; yet Job was comfortless before the speech of Jehovah and is comforted after it. He has been told nothing, but he feels the terrible and tingling atmosphere of something which is too good to be told. The refusal of God to explain His design is itself a burning hint of His design. The riddles of God are more satisfying than the solutions of man" (97-99).
The Primacy of the Father's Love for the Son
In The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God (Crossway, 2000), D.A. Carson seeks to balance the popular view of the love of God (often reduced to the fuzzy, feel-good claim that "God is love") with what Scripture says about his holiness and sovereignty, attributes that actually enrich our understanding of God's love. And while most of us, whether Christian or not, tend to think of the love of God as his love toward us, Carson spends a significant amount of time on the intra-Trinitarian love of God – the love expressed among the three persons of the Trinity – which is the basis for the love that we receive and, because of Christ, are empowered to give. The passage below, which discusses the primacy of the Father's love for the Son, completely blew me away.
"We too quickly think of our salvation almost exclusively with respect to its bearing on us. Certainly there is endless ground for wonder in the Father's love for us, in Jesus' love for us. But undergirding them, more basic than they are, is the Father's love for the Son. Because of the love of the Father for the Son, the Father has determined that all should honor the Son even as they honor the Father (John 5:23). Indeed, this love of the Father for the Son is what makes sense of John 3:16. True, 'God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son'- there the object of God's love in the world. But the standards that tells us just how great that love is has already been set. What is its measure? God so loved that world that he gave his Son. Paul's reasoning in similar: If God did not spare his Son, how shall he not also with him freely give us all things (Romans 8:32)? The argument is cogent only because the relationship between the Father and the Son is the standard for all other love relationships." (35)
Bible-Shaped People
In Can I Really Trust the Bible? (The Good Book Company, 2014), Barry Cooper offers a compelling series of arguments for the historical reliability and truth of the Bible. Cooper puts forth several types arguments – historical, logical, philosophical – but my favorite type of "evidence" he gives is the living testimony of those he calls "Bible-shaped" people. The best part of this for me is that I know many people like this. They're many of the people at my church, and they were among those in the church where I used to attend before moving to the District. Some aren't from my church but were part of the campus ministry my wife and I were part of in college. What they all share, as Cooper writes, is a love of God and others that is informed by what the Bible says about who God is and what he's done for us in Christ. But enough of what I think. Below, see what these "Bible-shaped people" – who do exist! – are like:
"As people look for certainty that the Bible really is from God, they sometimes miss what seems – to me at least – to be very persuasive evidence.
"The most Bible-shaped people I know are a wonder to me. You don't hear much about them in the media because their lives are self-sacrificial and other-centered. They love tirelessly and genuinely, in the background, under the radar. They want to find ways to encourage you or mourn with you or give you practical help. They are patient. They are kind. They take their Bibles seriously, but not themselves. They know how to laugh. Engage them in conversation, and they want to talk about you. They don't pelt their Facebook feeds with mock-humble pronouncements of their own greatness. And when others say that Christians are bigoted or stupid, they don't lose heart or respond with anger. They carry on, quietly loving and serving others.
"The most Bible-shaped people I know have been men and women who opened their homes and their lives to me. They spent time with me. Loved me when I was at my least lovable. Some of them, having no education to speak of, spoke with a wisdom that left me slack-jawed. During periods of depression, when I was seemingly unreachable, they sat patiently with me, they put their arms around me. They never lost patience, they never lost hope. They called me to throw off the sin that so easily entangles, but they weren't shocked or self-righteous about any darkness they saw in me, because they acknowledged it in themselves. Love like that always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. It isn't self-seeking, or easily angered, and it keeps no record of wrongs.
"I've only ever seen love like that in two places. I've seen it in Jesus. And I've seen it in the most Bible-shaped people I know" (75-76).
BONUS: Here's a funny promotional video of Barry Cooper talking about the book, the "most yellow" that's ever been written.
Augustine's Confessions: "You shall be changed into me"
One of the best things about St. Augustine's Confessions (397-8) is the bishop's deeply personal, searching expressions of praise to God. These are not only fascinating statements by perhaps the most important and influential mind in the history of Western Christianity, but also fine examples of prayers of confession and praise. Here's another short excerpt that struck me for its beauty and which I wanted to share:
"Eternal Truth, true Love, beloved Eternity – all this, my God, you are, and it is to you that I sigh by night and day…I gazed on you with eyes too weak to resist the dazzle of your splendor. Your light shone upon me in its brilliance, and I thrilled with love and dread alike. I realized that I was far away from you. It was as though I were in a land where all is different from your own and I heard your voice calling from on high, saying, 'I am the food of full-grown men. Grow and you shall feed on me. But you shall not change me into your own substance, as you do with the food of your body. Instead you shall be changed into me'" (147).
Augustine: Knowing About Created Things Without Knowing the Creator
Which is more impressive: the man who observes, studies, and investigates a plant, knowing all its properties and contents and even uses for medicinal and other beneficent purposes, but who denies the existence of God, or the man who owns a plant and, while knowing little about it, eats from it and thanks God for creating it and giving it to him? Most of us moderns might more readily be impressed by the first man, whose scientific prowess and non-religious, humanitarian sensibility accords well with the spirit of our age. Yet as Augustine – that intensely religious thinker among the ancients – makes clear in his Confessions (Penguin, 1961), it is of no lasting benefit to know all about a created thing if one does not know the One who created it: the God of life-giving power, "whom all things serve."
"A man who knows that he owns a tree and thanks you for the use he has of it, even though he does not know its exact height or the width of its spread, is better than another who measures it and counts all its branches, but neither owns it nor knows and loves its Creator. In just the same way, a man who has faith in you owns all the wealth of the world, for if he clings to you, whom all things serve, though he has nothing yet he owns them all. It would be foolish to doubt that such a man, though he may not know the track of the Great Bear, is altogether better than another who measures the sky and counts the stars and weighs the elements, but neglects you who allot to all things their size, their number, and their weight" (95).


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Akeena Solar's Andalay Flat Roof System is Top Choice for Commercial Solar Installations
In Record-setting Third Quarter, Seven New Commercial Installations Highlight Wide Range of Businesses Switching to Solar
LOS GATOS, Calif., Nov. 12, 2008 -- On the heels of a third quarter that saw rapid growth in the commercial sector, Akeena Solar, one of the nation's leading designers and installers of solar systems, today announced the completion of seven commercial projects with many using the company's light-weight and non-penetrating Andalay Flat Roof system.
Considering the electricity costs associated with running a business and the rebates available, solar is a win-win kind of deal, said Sandy Frazen, president of Creative Labels, a manufacturer of a wide variety of labels in Gilroy who recently installed the Andalay Flat Roof solar power system. We are cutting our electricity bill, and the Andalay Flat Roof system installed quickly and easily, without any disruptions to our business. My employees and I feel great about the steps we're taking to be green and energy efficient. It's simply the right decision, and the timing is right from a business perspective.
Recently completed, the 200-panel installation on Creative Label's rooftop is the largest installation in Gilroy. Akeena's six other small business installations are scattered throughout the Bay Area and Central Valley, and in total the seven projects will provide nearly 235 kW of solar power and reduce carbon dioxide by 269 tons a year-the equivalent to taking 1,500 cars off the road.
"Solar fits in perfectly with our mission-we are always trying to teach our members to be good stewards of the earth and to be more efficient with our resources,'' said Pastor Randy Pabst of Bethel Lutheran Church in Cupertino. ``Three years ago we wanted to make a move to be more green, and started with small steps. When we considered the generous rebates available and that we could save around $1,200 a month in energy costs by installing a solar system, it made sense for us to make a big switch."
Bethel Church's 150-panel system will generate 25 kW of solar electricity, and will provide another benefit: a great learning opportunity for the 160 children who attend the church's school. And in San Jose, another school is getting on the solar bandwagon. The Harker School is cutting its electricity bills with the help of the 54-panel, 9 kW system Akeena Solar recently installed.
Commercial solar installations provided the strongest growth for Akeena in the third quarter. The number of installations doubled compared to the second quarter, and nearly quadrupled when compared to the amount from the same time of last year.
Andalay Flat Roof is quickly proving to be the commercial solar solution for business,'' said Steve Daniel, executive vice president of sales and marketing for Akeena Solar. ``The light-weight, non-penetrating panels install quickly and incorporate Andalay solar panels that deliver built-in reliability, resulting in optimum performance. We've minimized both the structural impact and the time spent on the rooftop, making the system perfect for flat-roofed buildings. And with the rebates currently available to businesses, it makes bottom-line sense for companies to switch to solar.
Akeena's other California solar commercial installations include a 56 kw system for Harris Construction in Fresno; a 25kw system for Le Cache Premium Wine Cabinets in Cotati; a 14kw system for Pacific Properties in Rocklin; and a 7kw system for Bikram Yoga Napa Valley in Napa Valley.
About Akeena Solar, Inc.
Founded in 2001, Akeena Solar's philosophy is simple: We believe producing clean electricity directly from the sun is the right thing to do for our environment and economy. Akeena Solar has grown to become one of the largest national installers of residential and commercial solar power systems in the United States. The company's new integrated solar panel system, Andalay, is the only solar panel system with integrated racking, wiring and grounding. Andalay panels offer unprecedented reliability, performance and beautiful design. For more information, visit Akeena Solar's website at: http://www.akeena.com.
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The 2012 season proved to be an exciting one for the history books. The season was filled with many ups and downs from the replacement referees blowing calls and slowing games down to start the season; to Saints quarterback Drew Brees breaking Johnny Unitas' consecutive games with a touchdown record.The rookies in 2012 even left their marks on the NFL season with Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, and Russell Wilson leading their respective teams into the playoffs.Russell Wilson even took it one step further when he tied Peyton Manning's 14-year touchdown record.Here is the cream of the crop from the 2012 Draft. Let's all hope that the 2013 Draft produces the same amount of talent.
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell believes the government shouldn't limit how much you can donate - cumulatively - to candidates and groups over a two-year election cycle. He also argues in a court brief that the courts should give more weight to free speech when they review all campaign-contribution limits - a change some fear might lead to the ...


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Billionaire investor John Paulson is looking to make more money on health care.
U.S. health insurer Aetna is close to buying rival Humana and a deal could be signed as early as this weekend, Bloomberg reported.
California voted to end state immunization exemptions based on religious or personal beliefs, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Obamacare—It's worse than the Supremes, says Larry Kudlow. Is a taxypayer bailout in store?
Obamacare-driven consolidation among health insurers won't lead to higher costs, Cleveland Clinic CEO Dr. Toby Cosgrove tells CNBC.
This sector's rally has been so strong that even those who are bearish say they wouldn't dare get short.
Supreme Court Justice Anton Scalia, known for his wit and savage pen, saved some of his sharpest barbs for his Obamacare ruling dissent.
Despite losing in court, Obamacare critics said the law still has deep flaws.
Shares of Humana jumped on Thursday after a report surfaced that the takeover bid by Aetna was moving forward.
A new study says trying to have more sex to improve your mood may backfire and make you less happy, contrary to previous research.
President Barack Obama spoke on Thursday morning after his landmark health care law survived its second major legal challenge.
See how major health care industry stocks are responding to the Supreme Court's Obamacare ruling.
The Supreme Court upheld the use of federal financial aid for more than 6 million people enrolled in health insurance through HealthCare.gov.
Here's why the Supreme Court ruling is great news for hospitals and medical equipment companies.
A Supreme Court ruling set to be released may determine the fate of Obamacare—and it could also have a significant impact on health-care stocks.
The public has largely made up its mind on gay marriage and Obamacare as the Supreme Court prepares to render decisions, says an NBC-WSJ poll.
Hospitals are taking on Yelp with their own ratings and review system.
An estimated 5 percent of the population is responsible for about half—or $1.4 trillion—of all U.S. health spending.
GE Vice Chairman John Rice says public private partnerships can help provide solutions to today's toughest health-care challenges.
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With President Barack Obama planning a news conference Wednesday to talk about gun control, here's a link to watch it live and other things you need to know about gun control.
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The first is that it is largely a rehash of much of what we already know, or think we know, about the Obama White House.
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Preparing to abandon Baikonur, Roscosmos, Russia's Federal Space Agency is knee deep in building their new spaceport, called the Vostochny Cosmodrome (Eastern Spaceport) in the Russian Far East. »
Preparing to abandon Baikonur, Roscosmos, Russia's Federal Space Agency is knee deep in building their new spaceport, called the Vostochny Cosmodrome (Eastern Spaceport) in the Russian Far East. »
Given the vastness of space, it may only be a matter of time before we make contact with intelligent extraterrestrials. But how might an alien civilization react to such a monumental meet-and-greet, and can we possibly know their intentions? Here's what we might expect. »
After 76 hours of solar-powered flight, pilot Andre Borschberg has set a new record for the longest non-stop solo trip without having to refuel. »
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When any adaptation of an acclaimed Dave Eggers novel makes it to the big screen, people take notice. When you cast Tom Hanks as one of the leads, people get interested. Then you add Emma Watson to it and people get thrilled.
Wearable technologies like fitness trackers are becoming hugely popular, leading many to speculate about the potential for implantable technologies to augment human biology. The question that is often not asked however is: "How do we feel about living with technology on (or in) our bodies 24/7?" »
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Thunder point guards had a rough go against the Rockets' small lineup.
Russell Westbrook picked up two fouls midway through the first quarter, then backup Reggie Jackson quickly picked up two of his own in less than four minutes on the court.
Instead of going deeper into the bench or risking Westbrook, Brooks kept Jackson on the floor. He responded with two 3-pointers in the last 1:23 of the period.
Alternating sections of blue and white T-shirts were left at each seat in Game 2 at The Peake. … Seated side-by-side were former Oklahoma running back Joe Washington, OU football coach Barry Switzer and former Oklahoma State basketball coaches Eddie Sutton and Sean Sutton. "I keep good company," Switzer tweeted. … The Thunder and Rockets combined for 70 3-point attempts Wednesday with 35 attempts each. That's 10 more than any other playoff series so far.
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Well, this is very noteworthy. Today, the Colorado state legislature defeated an illegal alien in-state tuition discount bill. Five Democrats crossed over and joined pro-enforcement Republicans to kill the DREAM Act legislation. Open borders lobbyists and local columnists poured on the victim-card propaganda, but taxpayers weren't buying it. And Democrats are starting to listen.
Let's hope this is a sign of things to come:
Democratic Sens. Morgan Carroll of Aurora, Jim Isgar of Hesperus, Moe Keller of Wheat Ridge, Linda Newell of Littleton and Lois Tochtrop of Thornton voted against the bill.
Carroll, after the debate, referred reporters to a statement on her website that said she could not support the bill "in a climate where the state is cutting or eliminating over $1 billion of benefits to the people and is facing a $300 million cut to higher education, which virtually ends higher education as we know it in the state of Colorado."
Isgar and Tochtrop made similar comments about cuts to colleges, while Keller declined comment on her vote.
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Eight consecutive losses is not the way any team wants to end a season, but that is how the Detroit Lions finished the 2012-2013 campaign. Posting a miserable 4 and 12 record the Lions finished last in their division and seriously underachieved. The main reason for this is the Lions defense giving up the sixth most points per game in the NFL last year. With the signing of running back Reggie Bush adding one more weapon to a very potent offense, the Lions have an easy path to draft success. That being said let's get into the Lions draft strategy. Being the GM for the Lions this year is almost a no lose situation considering that the defensive prospects in the first five picks are much stronger than their offensive counterparts. The defense was not terrible about giving up total yards passing or receiving, but seemed to give up huge touchdowns and too many points. The best way to bolster a team that gives up big plays is to draft a defensive back or defensive end that...
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By James Nardella, Executive Director of Lwala Community Alliance One evening in 2011, after a day of plowing her family's fields with a neighbor's bull, Vivian Okoth* was leading the animal back to its owners. On the way, the bull charged her from behind, caught her with his horns, and threw her into the air. [...]
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For Immediate Release August 31, 2009 Contact: Nicole Jomantas, email@example.com WEIGHTLIFTING: Rodger DeGarmo Memorial Open/World Team Secondary Qualifier Results (Colorado Springs, Colo.) – Ten gold medals were awarded on Sunday at the Rodger DeGarmo Memorial Invitational at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. Highlighting the gold medal recipients was 2008 Olympian Kendrick Farris (Shreveport, La.) in the men's 85kg division. In his third competition since Beijing, Farris lifted 148kg in the snatch and 191kg in the clean and jerk, for a total score of 339. Farris did not attempt any personal records because of a recently rehabilitated shoulder. Farris was more concerned with clinching the top spot on the World Team. "The plan was to come and get the number one spot," Farris said. "I sealed the deal, so I'm on the world team. It's official now." The two-day competition featured weightlifters in three divisions – School Age (17 and under), Junior (18-19) and Senior (20+). This competition also serves as the World Team Secondary Qualifier for competitors in the senior division. With final official results and rankings to be determined, Sarah Robles (Colorado Springs, Colo.) did her best to securing a spot on the World Team by claiming gold in the women's 75+kg division. The Olympic Training Center resident posted personal records in snatch (98kg), clean and jerk (132kg) and total (230 kg). Her battle with Jenna Bussard (Savannah, Ga.) provided some of the most entertaining lifts of the day. "The past few meets it's been her and I fighting for the same spot, so that's a little rivalry," Robles said. "But it's nothing personal. I actually really like her." Joining Farris among the men's senior level gold medal winners were Patrick Judge (Colorado Springs, Colo.) at 105+kg, Cody Gibbs (Shreveport, La.) at 105kg, and Danny Schlag (Mesa, Ariz.) at 94kg. Donovan Ford (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Jared Fleming (Pine City, N.Y.) highlighted the junior men's gold medalists. In the women's competition, Robles, Rebecca Crass (Colorado Springs, Colo.) at 75kg and Sarah Bertram (Eugene, Ore.) at 69kg all won gold medals. Maegan-Lee Snodgrass (South Jordan, Utah) took home top honors in the junior 75kg division. The event was held in honor of Roger DeGarmo, a former USA Wrestling Executive Director who passed away in 2007. Roger's wife Suzanne and daughters, Paige and Maggie, were present for the event. "[Roger] was very familiar with the sport, very familiar with the athletes." Farris said. "He knew how to relate to us. He was just a great guy." New national rankings will be available at www.usaweightlifting.org in the coming days. Complete results of the first day of competition are provided below in the following format: Snatch, Clean & Jerk and Total points. Women's 69kg – Senior Division 1. Sarah Bertram (Eugene, Ore.); 88kg, 109kg, 197 2. Anna Shoolroy (Bayfield, Colo.); 50kg, 61kg, 111 Women's 75kg – Junior Division 1. Maegan-Lee Snodgrass (South Jordan, Utah); 83kg, 94kg, 177 Women's 75kg – Senior Division 1. Rachel Crass (Colorado Springs, Colo.); 85kg, 106kg, 191 2. Erin Wallace (Shreveport, La.); 87kg, 104kg, 191 3. Samantha Zimmerman (Mobile, Ala.); 80kg, 105kg, 185 4. Kara Yessie (Colorado Springs, Colo.); 83kg, 101kg, 184 5. Michelle Baier (Holcomb, Kansas); 78kg, 90kg, 168 Women's 75+kg – Senior Division 1. Sarah Robles (Colorado Springs, Colo.); 98kg, 132kg, 230 2. Jennifer Buckner (Albuquerque, N.M.); 87kg, 110kg, 197 3. Sarah Neubauer (US Air Force , Colo.); 66kg, 90kg, 156 4. Marilyn Munkres (Colorado Springs, Colo.); 32kg, 44kg, 76
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The list is not in any order but it is categorized by artists, pioneers, titans and icons. Middleton and Day-Lewis fall under icons and Mantel lands under artist.
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Malala Yousafzai
Lena Dunham
Mario Balotelli
Peng Liyuan
Aung San Suu Kyi
Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde
Lindsey Vonn
Justin Timberlake
Gabrielle Giffords
Daniel Day-Lewis
Kate Middleton
Michelle Obama
Li Na
Jennifer Lawrence
Christina Aguilera
Steven Spielberg
Jonathan Ive
Alex Atala
Ed Ruscha
Mindy Kaling
Jenna Lyons
Bryan Cranston
George Saunders
Jimmy Kimmel
Wang Shu
Hilary Mantel
Frank Ocean
Jimmy Fallon
Jay Z
Valerie Jarrett
Elon Musk
Oh-Hyun Kwon
Scooter Braun
Kevin Systrom
Michael Kors
Palaniappan Chidambaram
Ren Zhengfei
Gina Rinehart
Ted Sarandos
Markus Persson and Jens Bergensten
Igor Sechin
Tadashi Yanai
Sam Yagan
Shonda Rhimes
Lebron James
David Einhorn
Magnus Carlsen
Sheryl Sandberg
Rand Paul
Noynoy Aquino
Barack Obama
Chris Christie
Hassan Sheik Mohamud
John Brennan
Park Geun-hye
Yair Lapid
Wayne LaPierre
Kamala Harris
Fethullah Gulen
Xi Jinping
Wilfredo De Jesús
Tom Coburn
Kim Jong Un
Abdullah Ocalan
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Joe Biden
Susana Martinez
Mario Draghi
Joyce Banda
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Aamir Khan
Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller
Marissa Mayer
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Bassem Youssef
Joaquim Barbosa
Vrinda Grover
Perry Chen
Roya Mahboob
David Coleman
Travis Tygart
Eric Greitens
Andrew Sheng
Don Yeomans
Jared Cohen
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Dr. Howard London honored by UMass-Boston for his founding role in doctoral program
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June 21, 2013
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State program allows those with cognitive disabilities to attend university
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Alumna returns to discuss program featured in national press
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Duke professor discusses little-known side of T.S. Eliot
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Almost daily, I'm tasting a wide range of spirits, wines and beers, whether at restaurants and bars, distilleries, wineries or breweries or as samples crossing my desk. For March, here are recently-released spirits standouts. WhistlePig Old World Series: Sauternes, Madeira, Port ($117.99) WhistlePig's Old World Series was just released, showcasing WhistlePig Rye aged in three different types of wine casks… Read more →
Tag Archive for Whisk(e)y
Top 5 Whiskies at Whiskies of the World 2015
Another Whiskies of the World (WoW) on the San Francisco Belle docked in the Bay, held on March 28 (last year and years prior here). Although it is one of the big whisk(e)y events in the country (also in San Jose, Atlanta and Austin), it remains more approachable than bigger whisk(e)y events, more like a big party than a corporate… Read more →
4 New Spirits: Talking Irish Whiskey, Rare Scotch & Green Chile Vodka
Almost daily, I'm tasting a wide range of spirits, wines and beers, whether at restaurants and bars, distilleries, wineries or breweries or as samples crossing my desk. For February, here are just-released spirits standouts — February beer highlights are here and wine here. St. George's New Vodkas ($24.99) Yes, St. George Spirits sold the Hangar One brand a couple years… Read more →
3 Spirits Picks for December in Vermouth, Scotch & Rum
Many spirits cross my desk — or are tasted at numerous bars or distilleries — in any given month. For December, here are 3 international spirits — vermouth, rum and Scotch— that stood out or offer something different. BroVo Vermouths ($18) I've been having fun with BroVo's brand new line of vermouths — and was already a fan of their… Read more →
3 Spirits Picks for November: Mezcal, Cacao Spirit, Single Malt Whiskey
Many spirits cross my desk — or are tasted at numerous bars or distilleries — in any given month. For November, here are international spirits — mezcal, a cacao spirit, an agave spirit and a single malt whiskey — that stood out or offer something different. Amaras Mezcal ($49.99) Amaras, also known as Mezcal Amores in Mexico, is a mezcal… Read more →
3 Spirits Picks for October: Cuban-Style Rum, Scotch, Old Tom Gin
Many spirits cross my desk or are tasted at numerous bars or distilleries I visit in any given month… being in Asia half of October, there were dozens of spectacular (and rare) spirits I tasted, mostly in Japan. Those will be explored more in upcoming articles in Whisky Magazine UK, on my Liquor.com page, here at The Perfect Spot and… Read more →
Whiskyfest 2014 – 8 Top Tastes
It was another great year of whiskey, whisky and beyond (Cognac, gin, beer, etc.) at WhiskyFest San Francisco on October 3rd at the SF Marriott Marquis – a massive whisk(e)y tasting event featuring distillers and brand ambassadors from around the world, held only in SF, NY and Chicago annually. This year, here were my top 8 tastes, mostly from new… Read more →
Whiskyfest 2014, 4 Cocktail Menus, Cocktails from Oakland to Healdsburg – and at the New 49ers Stadium
From my numerous articles a week as Zagat Editor, I summarize and link to some of this coverage here – you can follow along on Twitter @ZagatSF, where I post daily, or on my own @ThePerfectSpot via Twitter or Facebook. Whisk(e)y Seminars not to miss and legendary whisk(e)y figures at this year's WHISKYFEST on October 3 Cocktails 2 new OAKLAND… Read more →
St. George Spirits Releases 3 New Spirits: Rum, Apple Brandy & Whiskey
Article by Virginia Miller [ran in Zagat SF on September 3, 2014] We love our St. George Spirits. From the rock and roll attitude of their tasting room and tours in a WWII hangar housing their Alameda distillery (reservations for tours and tastings here) to their fantastic gins, brandies, whiskies, rum, absinthe, coffee liqueur and eaux de vie, they've been… Read more →
5 New Under-the-Radar Spirits to Try, from Honey Gin to Special Edition Scotch
Many spirits cross my desk or are tasted at countless bars or distilleries I visit in any given month… here are 5 international spirits — from gin to mezcal, Scotch to rye whiskey — that have stood out in recent months. CALEDONIA SPIRITS' BARR HILL GIN ($35) Thomas Hardie (a distiller I was privileged to meet recently on his trek… Read more →