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Finally, the financial sector presents a number of good examples to illustrate the need for tradeoffs. The discussion above makes clear at least a rough societal consensus that financial information is sensitive and is deserving of considerable privacy protection. At the same time, criminal elements often interact with financial institutions, and law enforcement authorities have found financial information to be of enormous value in apprehending and prosecuting criminals. Thus, a number of laws enable law enforcement agencies to obtain personal financial information under appropriately authorized circumstances. Laws related to the reporting of large cash transactions (in excess of $10,000) are also intended to discourage money laundering, even though a privacy interest might well be asserted in such transactions.
The attempts by financial institutions to provide better service (and to cut their own costs) through the gathering and mining of information about their customers have been mirrored by similar efforts in the retail industry. Whether in online e-commerce or the bricks-and-mortar retail trade, the gathering of information about the buying habits and past histories of customers has led to efficiencies in retail businesses, but also to concerns about the privacy of the individuals about whom the information is gathered.
Although many different schemes have been used to collect information about consumers, the dimension of privacy that these affect is fairly straightforward to understand. As a point of departure, consider the issue of privacy as it relates to merchants collecting information from shoppers. Using the anchoring vignette approach, a possible survey question might be, How much privacy [do you/does "Name"] have from merchants while shopping? Here are a number of possible vignettes:
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RYAN Hopwood's future human is a man of hooked thumbs, hugely powerful legs and ballooning membranes of skin down his sides like a sugar glider.
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While the spotlight has been on how humans are altering the Earth through climate change, Sydney TAFE students have been asked to ponder the opposite: how could a drastically different future Earth change humans?
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Dutch great Johan Cruyff concluded his stint as the coach of Catalonia's regional selection by overseeing a 1-1 draw with Nigeria on Wednesday. The 65-year-old Cruyff is revered in the northeastern region of Spain for his years as both a player and coach for Barcelona. He became Catalonia's coach in 2009. Sergio Gonzalez gave Catalonia the lead in the fourth minute when he converted a penalty after a Nigeria player had handled the ball in the area. Catalonia, with a heavy representation of Barcelona players, controlled the match until Portland Timbers forward Bright **** equalized for Nigeria in its first shot on goal 10 minutes into the second half. Nigeria will participate in the Africa Cup of Nations when it starts on Jan. 19 in South Africa.
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We welcome all and make every endeavour to meet guests needs. Just phone for a chat or send an email to discuss any individual requirements..
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I should like to reassure guests this is a professionally run establishment of some 16 years in business complying with regulations pertaining to Business Public Liability Insurance, Fire, Health and Safety, Food Safety, online card security PCI regulated and VAT number 981 7201 15. Book with me with confidence.
Joy is often invited to take part in the Devon & Somerset Fire Service media coverage as a good example to highlight the relatively new fire safety requirements for all accommodations.
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- Prior phone calls, emails or visits for inspection welcomed. Video of accommodation on this web site.
- Detailed information on local services given on booking: Nearest train station Axminster (approx. 2 miles away).
- Bus 31 from Axminster station to top of our road (approx 500 metres walk, no pavement, no street lights).
- Taxi numbers available on web site & at properties. Approx. 5 minutes taxi ride.
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- No collection service provided by us is available as this would contravene local council guidelines as we are not a licenced taxi firm.
- KEY SAFE BOX CODE e mailed to you 6 & 2 days prior arrival. Bring it with you!
- Blue Badge parking and radar toilets in local towns of Axminster, Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Seaton and Beer. Further information available on arrival.
- Staff on site to assist guests 24/7
- Non smoking inside of properties.
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- Route from car park to entrance on slight slope. Well lit with sensor lights. Emergency Torch at Retreat entrance Gate and in Main Reception Porch.
- Steps to Retreat and Acorns are easy risers. Retreat has approx 10 steps, Acorns 3.
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- Free public Wifi.
- No provision for pet dogs.
- No grab rails in public areas.
- Acorns & Retreat exclusively for adults. (Children welcome at Goodlands).
- All guests requiring wet clothes to be dried are catered for with washer driers and airer in each property.
- Walkers can wash and dry boots overnight. Public water taps in car park.
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- TVs have Freeview and Teletext.
- Routes in bedrooms unobstructed.
- Bedding: non feather provided with full linen and towels.
- Retreat bed also has a feather topper which can easily be removed before arrival.
- Acorns Tempura Memor Foam mattress. Brass bed.
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- Iron and board provided: Hair drier, torch and walking hi-vis jackets.
- Heating Radiators with thermostatic controls, electric fan heater and cooling fan.
- Pet free. (Owner has small pet dog in private accommodation that is kept away from all guests at all times).
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- Taps are lever. Just ask for detailed information.
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- Underfloor heating in Retreat shower room.
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The Chicago Bears have announced the signing of free agent QB Trent Edwards. The Bears subsequently waived WR Jerrell Jackson to make room for Edwards who will more than likely compete along with fellow free agent pickup Jordan Palmer who was signed yesterday. The Bears had previously worked out the pair along with JaMarcus Russell earlier this summer. The signing of both Palmer and Edwards comes days after sixth round pick Matt Blanchard had been diagnosed with a fractured knuckle. It will be interesting to see how many quarterbacks the Bears carry into the season. The post Bears Sign QB Trent Edwards appeared first on NFL Trade Rumors -.
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Five things to watch for in Game 6 of the NBA Finals, as the San Antonio Spurs try to clinch their fifth title and end the Miami Heat's reign on Tuesday night:
Heat Need Big Game From James Again
A little more than a year ago, the Miami Heat stood on the verge of elimination in the Eastern Conference Finals. The team's heart and the ability of the Big Three were being questioned left and right ahead of Game 6 of the Conference Finals.
Manu Ginobili Sparks Spurs To Game 5 Win
Manu Ginobili ran onto the floor as fans stood and screamed. He went to the bench, and they chanted his name. The sights and sounds of so many San Antonio spring nights were back Sunday — and the real party might be just a few days away.
Spurs KO Heat; Lead Series 3-2
The Miami Heat came back to the AT&T Center looking to take a 3-2 lead with the series set to return to South Florida. Instead, the Spurs' hot shooters stayed hot and San Antonio's 114-104 victory sends the series back to South Florida.
LeBron Answers Critics In Game 4
Miami Heat superstar and NBA Most Valuable Player LeBron James looked like a shell of himself in Game 3 of the 2013 NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs. He promised he would play better in Game 4 and just like the mailman, he delivered.
Big 3 Help Heat Even NBA Finals With Spurs
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- July 18, 2012
Right to Information investigations by the Herald have revealed that $731,199 has been spent at the Wynnum Hospital emergency centre over a 10-year period.
Funding concerns were raised late last year when rumours spread that the Government had plans to slowly downgrade the centre in a bid to eventually close it. Our investigation examined funding expenses over a 10-year period from January 1, 2001 to June 30, 2011.
We can reveal a measly $511,757 has been spent on new equipment and just $219,442 on facility upgrades.
Money progressing for the financial year of 2011-12 included $50,000 for equipment and $115,000 in equipment and acquisition costs at the time of the investigation.
Queensland Health could not provide a complete list of acquisitions during the Herald's investigation.
Special Investigation: Right to Information report exposes the truth about Wynnum Hospital emergency centre blunders
Ironically, because business rules in the department have changed during the decade, there is "no official recording" of assets at Wynnum Hospital.
And because of three district structure changes since 2001, expenditure has not been consistently identified at the facility.
Despite this oversight, The Metro South Health Service District has confirmed that there has not been any significant level of capital re-development investment at Wynnum Hospital during the past 10 years.
Wynnum Hospital is ill-suited to emergencies
Acting Metro South Health CEO Dr Richard Ashby says baysiders should avoid going to Wynnum Hospital for emergency treatment.
"Wynnum Hospital's emergency service is a Level Two Emergency Service," he said. "This means it is staffed and equipped to provide only for the acute primary health-care needs of the community and should not be confused with the full emergency department services at larger general hospitals like Redland."
Mr Ashby (pictured above) said it was for this reason the Queensland Ambulance Service was told to go to other major facilities.
He said the community needed a clear picture of how the service at Wynnum would operate and over the coming months extensive information would be distributed across the bayside.
Wrong diagnosis at emergency centre adds to pain
Health Minister Lawrence Springborg says it is unlikely Wynnum Hospital will be downgraded in the future but admitted it was also unlikely it would be significantly upgraded either.
"Wynnum Hospital will gain the opportunity to receive advanced funding as the financial position of Queensland Health improves. It would be foolish to expect major additional expenditures anywhere ... in the short to medium term."
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This is my first blog, and I know this is a bit late since it was revealed the proposed movie title of "Giratina and the Sky Bouquet". But the title is not what concerns me, nor is the purpose of this blog.
The problem is who announced it. To the irk of many SOVA members, yes, Sarah Natochenny was the one who posted on her website "resume" about what the title could be. So, I went on her site, this "resume" and was quite interested in what she did, not just in Pokemon but in other works. [Heck, she ain't bad looking either :P].
Again, the problem is not the movie title, but the people who are so against this woman. That's what I want to talk about here.
So pretty much it has been PokemonTrainerLisa's post here that ticked me off. What does she have against Sarah?? There's nothing wrong with her site! Especially the first two sentences:
What the hell is that supposed to mean? Can someone tell me? Is there something hidden going on here that I don't know? All I see is that she stated what the future dubbed title might be. Is that a problem?Unfortunately, hearing about this made me really upset. =[
Of course, if you've seen my signature by now, then you know why this news would be upsetting for me.
Honestly, I don't know. She is so preoccupied with this SOVA crap that it's really getting me annoyed. Does she have a real life? Is she even going to VOTE? Speaking of which, I mentioned something about the election a while ago, and she was totally lost! Wow. *shakes head* I did't know what to say after that. She even offered me to join SOVA, which I calmly declined. I had no place in these matters. I'm just SAVA (Support ALL Voice Actors), which is not even a real club. I don't care.
It's so hard to talk with her outside voice acting! I don't give a crap about hating on Sarah, and I'm tired of repeating my opinions on the VAs, and I'm also sick and tired of her repeating the same God damn thing over and over again. Give it a rest, woman!
What does she have against Sarah? So what if she didn't "update" Ash in her resume? Who really gives a damn? I bet she's really upset because Sarah announced it and not just anyone else.
Anyway, sorry if this turned into a rant and made me go apeshit, but just that post really got me pissed.
Well, seeing that it's fortunate enough that it's Election Day here in the U.S., I'll just end it here by saying to those of you reading this blog, and in the U.S., please remember to get out there and VOTE! And if you can, BaRack it, instead of Rocking it *winks*. Or you can do that too. XP


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Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista is back on the 15-day disabled list, saddled with the same injury that kept him sidelined for 51/2 weeks before his short-lived return on Friday. Bautista left Toronto's game against the Orioles on Saturday night in the third inning with discomfort in his left wrist, and after the game the Blue Jays put him on the DL. Bautista said, "I've been playing with it and I've been fine. That's why it is a little bizarre to me." He suspects the injury occurred during a swing he took in the first inning during his only at-bat of the game. It's been a difficult season for the slugger, who was sidelined from July 17 until Friday with inflammation in his left wrist.
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His specialty is to create and manipulate clay and forms it into different animal-shaped explosives. to attack his opponents with. The clay is infused with chakra and is detonated from a remote distance by Deidara, using the command "Katsu", which translates into "Detonate".
The means to make this explosive clay are the mouths in the palm of each hand. All he has to do is devour an animal or anything for that matter and he is able to copy its form. And like said he's able to bring it to life by infusing chakra into the molded clay. Depending on how much chakra is infused he refers to his creations from anywhere between "C1" to "C4", C4 being the strongest.
Deidara was recruited after being noticed by Akatsuki's leader, Pein, as a successful terrorist bomber. Originally Deidara refused to join Akatsuki, but after being defeated by Uchiha Itachi he was forced to join. From that point on Deidara is determined to defeat Itachi, and searches for a way to resist Itachi's genjutsu. During his time with Akatsuki, Deidara was first teamed up with Sasori. Sasori having a somewhat artistic ability himself earned the respect of Deidara, who always addresses him as master Sasori. After Sasori is killed, he's paired with Tobi, a relatively young boy who tends to unintentionally irritate Deidara a lot. Despite that, Deidara tries to protect Tobi, and treats him as a disciple.
Deidara is also the one who starts the assault on the Sand Village in order to abduct the Kazekage, Gaara. He succeeds in his mission and was able to obtain the jinchuuriki Gaara. He's a long distance fighter and isn't partically good at taijutsu as shown in his fight with Gaara. His long range attacks however are very damaging, and since he's not your average head-on attacker he's one Akatsuki member you do not want to underestimate. During his fight with Gaara, Deidara loses one hand, but was able to revive it later on. Although the arm he lost escaping Kakashi's Mangekyou Sharingan technique wasn't revivable, it was lost forever.
Just like Sasori was able to turn himself into a puppet, Deidara is able to turn himself into a human bomb. Just like on his hands, he has a mouth on his chest which can be unsealed. Once unsealed and provided with clay he can turn himself into a living bomb which can destroy everything in a 10 kilometer radius. He eventually uses this technique as a last resort in his fight against Uchiha Sasuke in an attempt to prove his art is absolute. Deidara hated the fact that it was Sasuke, and not him, who eventually killed Orochimaru and tries to end the fight in a draw. However, Sasuke was able to survive and Deidara just ended up blowing himself up. Deidara first appears in episode 135 stating that the Akatsuki would eventually kill Orochimaru.
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2. Remove the bread pan (twist the bread pan anti-clockwise and lift up to remove) and set the kneading blade. Make sure that they are clean before you use.
3. Place and pile up the bread flour, sugar, powdered milk, salt, and butter in the middle of the bread pan. Then pour in the water around the pile. Wipe the outside of the pan to remove any flour or liquid.
4. Put the bread pan into the bread machine and turn slightly clockwise.
5. Close the lid.
6. Open the upper lid and place the dry yeast in the dry yeast dispenser. It will add the dry yeast automatically. Wipe if it's wet but avoid generating the static electricity.
7. Choose a baking option. Select a bread type. Start the machine.
8. When it's done, press stop and remove the bread pan from the bread machine immediately.
9. Leave to cool on a kitchen cloth for 2 minutes. Then remove the bread from the bread pan and allow to cool on a wire rack.
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Back to school shopping expenses for K – 12 and college aged children was expected to reach $72.5 billion according to the National Retail Federation. The average amount spent for K-12 students was predicted to be $634. Budgeting for annual expenses such as back to school shopping is important. The Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies encourages consumers to include the additional expenses that will accrue during the school year in their budgets as well.
"Consumers who take the time to include as many known expenses into their budgets as possible will be more successful at avoiding unwanted credit card debt," said Christopher Viale, chairman of the board, Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies. "Having a plan for all expected expenses during the school year will assure better preparation to meet the expenses with current income without relying on credit."
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I have an unhealthy bib-pattern-obsession! Check out pinterest - that's where I found most of mine! I'm just in the process of sewing a cape-style one for my LO as his dress-up for a Superhero party this weekend. If I ever figure out how to post pics I'll add it when it's done!


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Advert reveals spec for Sony's A-900 DSLR
Despite the fact it's not on Sony's schedule yet, these ads have been released that reveal a few details of the company's new full-frame A-900 DSLR.
We reported earlier that Sony would be announcing the new camera on 9 September, and this ad makes that even more likely.
The ad says the camera boasts a rather impressive spec, including 24.6 megapixels, Sony's Dual BIONZ image processing engine, "Intelligent Preview", a 3-inch Hybrid LCD, 5fps continuous shooting, and Sony's SteadyShot image stabilisation.
As you'd expect there's no price or release date on these adverts but hopefully we'll get a few more details come the beginning of next week.


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"In an increasingly hostile, secular culture, Christians are faced with issues and choices we've never had to deal with before. BreakPoint is here to help believers of every denominational background develop a robust Christian worldview—seeing, understanding, and engaging the world from a biblical perspective." - Chuck Colson
Are you prepared to respond to the Supreme Court's tragic ruling on marriage? See what leading Christian thinkers have to say here at BreakPoint.Read More
"Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" is a movie about kids of our culture seeking to find meaning in a world that doesn't make sense.Read More
Disney-Pixar's "Inside Out" is a joy to watch, but its story about a young girl who's controlled by her emotions is missing something really important.Read More
On this Fourth of July weekend, I wonder what advice our old friend Chuck Colson would give to American Christians.
John Stonestreet welcomes Dr. Michael Brown, who says even though the Supreme Court has adjourned, the real battle for marriage in our culture has just begun.
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=== Sports Transactions from The Sports Network ===
=== Wednesday, September 24, 2014 ===
Oakland Athletics - Extended its Player Development Contract with Single-A
Beloit (Wisc.) of the Midwest League through the 2016 season.
Pittsburgh Pirates - Claimed pitcher Chaz Roe off waivers from the New York
Yankees; placed pitcher Charlie Morton on the 60-day disabled list.
Los Angeles Lakers - Signed guard Ronnie Price.
Phoenix Suns - Agreed to a five-year contract with guard Eric Bledsoe.
Arizona Cardinals - Re-signed punter Drew Butler to the practice squad; signed
defensive tackle Bruce Gaston from Miami's practice squad; released running
back Jalen Parmele and defensive tackle Christian Tupou.
Baltimore Ravens - Signed defensive end Lawrence Guy; released wide receiver
Deonte Thompson; re-signed running back Fitzgerald Toussaint to the practice
Houston Texans - Placed nose tackle Louis Nix III on injured reserve; signed
nose tackle Ryan Pickett; released cornerback Marcus Williams from the
practice squad; signed kicker Chris Boswell to the practice squad.
Minnesota Vikings - Placed quarterback Matt Cassel and guard Brandon Fusco on
injured reserve; signed tight end Chase Ford and offensive lineman Austin
Wentworth from the practice squad to the active roster; signed quarterback
McLeod Bethel-Thompson and tight end Ryan Otten to the practice squad.
New York Jets - Signed cornerback Marcus Williams to the practice squad;
promoted cornerback LeQuan Lewis from the practice squad to the 53-man roster.
Oakland Raiders - Claimed safety Brandian Ross off waivers from the Miami
Dolphins; placed safety Tyvon Branch on injured reserve.
San Francisco 49ers - Re-signed tight end Asante Cleveland to the practice
Detroit Red Wings - Signed defenseman Joe Hicketts to a three-year, entry-
level contract.
Philadelphia Flyers - Returned forward Nicholas Aube-Kubel to Val D'Or
(QMJHL), center Radel Fazleev to Calgary (WHL) and forward Travis Sanheim to
Calgary (WHL); assigned forwards Brandon Alderson, Nick Cousins, Austin Fyten,
Kevin Goumas, Matt Hatch, Brett Hextall, Andrew Johnston, Derek Mathers,
Marcel Noebels, Petr Straka, defensemen Mark Alt, Steven Delisle, Brett
Flemming, Robert Hagg, Maxim Lamarche, Jesper Pettersson, goaltenders Connor
Knapp, Martin Ouellette and Anthony Stolarz to Lehigh Valley (AHL).
Winnipeg Jets - Reassigned forwards Axel Blomqvist, Jimmy Lodge and Chase De
Leo; goaltender Eric Comrie and defensemen Jan Kostalek and Nelson Nogier to
their respective junior teams.
Stanford - Signed head men's basketball coach Johnny Dawkins to a contract


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I don't trust Issac at all. I think Lauren is walking straight into a Dark Fae trap and she'll need Hale, Knezie, Bo, and Dyson to save her. I miss the old Hale. It seemed to me that Tamsin looked horrible because she had been drinking; Dyson said something about her being drunk I think.
I don't understand why Severide was unable to believe Casey about Heather. "I know what I saw." What exactly did he see? Nothing. He saw Casey and heard Heather ask about mouthwash. Why in the world would he assume they were sleeping together from that? The rest of the episode was great. The last scene was heartbreaking and amazing.
Loved finally getting a Ryan focused episode!
I would trade the three interns you mentioned to have Mr. Nigel-Murray back. He and Wendall were always my favorites. But yes, Caroline is always fun to have around.
I agree with what Hank said about Laurel. I just don't care about her or like her with Oliver. Felicity and Oliver have much more chemistry.
This episode was extremely confusing. My friends and I spent the entire time yelling 'Who the heck is Tamara?!?' I will miss August. Since Graham is gone, I think he and Emma would have been a great pair. I really have no idea where they're going with this whole story line. I'm glad Snow White finally got out of her funk and totally agreed with what Emma said to Charming at the very beginning. Sadly, I think my favorite part of tonight's episode was the preview of Robin Hood joining the fairytale gang. While I am extremely excited for it, I worry that he'll just be a one off like Jack because there is already so much going on with Tamara and Owen, Antone and the beans, and Hook who is supposed to be coming back.
I'm glad Jake pointed out that they do songs by artists who aren't great role models, like Kesha, all the time. I was a little underwhelmed by Mamma Mia. It's a favorite of mine but their performance seemed to focus more on the costumes and it wasn't as upbeat and fun as it should have been in my opinion. I was a bit disapointed. I read an interview where Lea Michele said something about the new kids getting to just runa round the stage and I agree. There doesn't seem to be much choreography lately, just a lot of running around the stage. For some songs that works, others not so much.
I agree with what everyone else has said. I like Catherine in theory, but they're forcing her into the plot and it makes little sense sometimes. Kono should have gone undercover. I did like when they were all trying to convince her to do it. I too am tired of Doris and her constant lies. Steve isn't stupid, he knows she's hiding stuff. What about Danny's family? We've had little glimpses with his brother and nephew. What's going on with his brother who's on the run? This episode was fun but roller derby was just done on Bones not that long ago with Angela going undercover so it wasn't overly new to me.
I watch Supernatural which has a lot of gross moments on it too, but the toothbrush through Sally's cheek has to be one of the grossest moments I've seen. It wasn't gory or bloody but it was....ewwww. I'm wondering if Henry will be back. I mean we didn't see Henry actually die, so what if he tried werewolf's blood too before he got the virus. I'd love to see him back. He walked the line between good and bad and it would be nice for Aidan to have someone from his past as he's moving forward. I'm glad Nora has been redeemed a bit. She was really turning into a character I despised. As for Nick and Zoe....wow.
I never trusted James but man. I am so mad right now and I don't want to have to wait until the fall to find out what happens. I honestly kept waiting for the blimp to get shot down or something but I'm glad it didn't. I wasn't much of a Sara fan at first but after tonight I really wish she was staying.


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Physics Dept News
5th Annual Physics & Astronomy Alumni Reception
The Department of Physics and the Department of Astronomy invite alumni and friends for iced tea and cookies in the David Park Teaching Laboratory during Reunion Weekend. Thompson Physical Laboratory, Room 215 2:15 – 3:15 PM, Saturday, June 13, 2015
Four recent grads win 2015 NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
The National Science Foundation awarded Graduate Research Fellowships to four recent Williams College physics majors or astrophysics majors. Allen Davis '14 is studying astronomy at Yale University. Cristina Knapp '13 is studying condensed matter physics at the University of California at Santa Barbara. Gabe Lewis '13 is studying glaciology at Dartmouth College. Alice Sady '13 is studying particle more »
Physics Prof. Protik Majumder receives $347,000 NSF grant (Sept 2014)
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded Williams College physics professor Protik Majumder a 3-year, $347,000 grant to continue his precise spectroscopic studies of atoms aimed ultimately at testing the Standard Model of particle physics. Majumder's project, "High-Precision Atomic Structure Measurements and Tests of Fundamental Physics in Group IIIA Atoms", will measure the properties of more »
Prof. Daniel Aalberts awarded NIH Grant (2014)
The National Institutes of Health has awarded Williams College physics professor Daniel Aalberts a three-year, $255,304 grant to study how to obtain sufficient yields of proteins. "Understanding the 3D structure of the protein a gene encodes can help biologists understand its function," explains Aalberts, whose research focuses on the physics of biological polymers. "This includes more »
Congratulations, Class of 2014!
Sixteen physics majors and five astrophysics majors received their Williams diplomas on June 8, 2014. All of the physics departments in the United States, including those at large universities, awarded an average of only 9.0 bachelor's degrees per department in 2012,* the most recent year for which data is available. Our relatively large number of more »
Recent grads win 2014 NSF Fellowship and Honorable Mentions
The National Science Foundation awarded a 2014 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship to physics alumna Tori Borish '12, who is a research student in the laboratory of Anton Zeilinger at the University of Vienna, Austria. Tori plans to enter the PhD program in physics at Stanford University in fall 2014. Physics alumni Joel Clemmer '12, Nathan more »
Ben Augenbraun '15 wins Goldwater Scholarship
Congratulations to physics major Ben Augenbraun '15 who was named a 2014 Barry M. Goldwater Scholar. The U.S. Congress established this highly competitive national scholarship "to encourage outstanding students to pursue careers in mathematics, the natural sciences, or engineering and to foster excellence in those fields." It is widely recognized as a top honor for more »
Nathan Schine '13 selected as Apker Finalist
The American Physical Society selected Nathan Schine '13 as a finalist for the 2013 LeRoy Apker Award. This national award is the highest honor for physics research by an undergraduate student in the United States. Nathan worked with Prof. Tiku Majumder and wrote a thesis titled "A Precise Measurement of the Stark Shift in the Indium 5P1/2 –> more »
Muzhou Lu '13 honored at AAS meeting
At this year's American Astronomical Society (AAS) meeting in Bozeman, Montana, astrophysics major Muzhou Lu '13 won the Solar Physics Division (SPD) poster competition for his presentation, "Observations and Modeling of Solar Coronal Structures Using High-Resolution Eclipse Images and Space-based Telescopes with Wide Field-of-View." Muzhou worked with Prof. Pasachoff in the Astronomy Department and traveled to observe more »
Prof. Tucker-Smith Awarded NSF Grant
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has already made enormous progress pushing forward the high energy frontier. During the coming years, the LHC will continue to probe some of the deepest mysteries in particle physics, including the origin of elementary particle masses and the nature of dark matter. In his research, Professor Tucker-Smith studies extensions of more »
Chris Chudzicki '10 wins Apker Award (2010)
The American Physical Society selected Chris Chudzicki '10 as one of two winners of the 2010 LeRoy Apker Award, the highest honor for physics research by an undergraduate student in the U.S.full article »
Prof. Strauch Awarded NSF Grant (2010)
The National Science Foundation awarded a $233,186 grant to Prof. Frederick Strauch to support his research on quantum systems.full article »
Prof. Majumder Awarded NSF Grant (2010)
The National Science Foundation awarded a $285,000 grant to Prof. Tiku Majumder for his project titled "Precise Atomic Structure Measurements and Tests of Fundamental Physics in Group IIIA Atoms."full article »
Kleppner '53 Honored with Bicentennial Medal (2010)
At Fall Convocation the College awarded Daniel Kleppner '53 a Bicentennial Medal, which honors Williams alumni for distinguished accomplishment in any field.full article »
Comings and Goings (2010)
We welcome President Falk and Michele Rech, say goodbye to Barb Swanson, and acknowledge additional administrative responsibilities for Sarah Bolton and Tiku Majumder.full article »
Prof. Wootters Makes His Film Debut (2010)
A new documentary film titled "The Quantum Tamers: Revealing Our Weird and Wired Future" features Prof. Bill Wootters among other renowned scientists.full article »
Chudzicki & Olesen Named 2009 Goldwater Scholars
Physics majors Christopher Chudzicki '10 and Scott Olesen '10 were named 2009 Barry M. Goldwater Scholars, a top honor for undergraduate science students in the United States.full article »
Shelby Kimmel Selected as 2008 Apker Finalist
The American Physical Society selected Shelby Kimmel '08 as a finalist for the 2008 LeRoy Apker Award, the highest honor for physics research by an undergraduate student in the U.S.full article »
Professors Jones and Majumder Elected APS Fellows (2008)
The American Physical Society (APS) has elected Prof. Kevin Jones and Prof. Tiku Majumder to the status of Fellow.full article »
Prof. Aalberts Awarded NSF Grant (2008)
The National Science Foundation awarded Aalberts a $260,819 grant to continue research through 2010 on pseudoknot structures of RNA molecules and their frequency.full article »
Prof. Aalberts awarded NIH Grant (2008)
The National Institute of Health awarded a grant of $220,479 to further Prof. Aalberts' work: "Binding and Splicing mRNA."full article »
Prof. Wootters Wins APS Prize (2007)
The American Physical Society has announced that Prof. Bill Wootters is the 2007 recipient of its Prize for a Faculty Member for Research in an Undergraduate Institution.full article »
Professors Loepp and Wootters Publish Cryptography Book (2006)
Cambridge University Press recently released "Protecting Information: From Classical Error Correction to Quantum Cryptography" by Mathematics professor Susan Loepp and Physics professor Bill Wootters.full article »
Prof. Majumder Awarded NSF Grant (2006)
The National Science Foundation awarded a $229,500 research grant to Prof. Tiku Majumder to continue his high-precision spectroscopic study of thallium and other heavy elements.full article »
Prof. Tucker-Smith Awarded NSF Grant (2006)
The National Science Foundation awarded a $20,000 grant to Prof. David Tucker-Smith to support his research in elementary particle theory.full article »
Recent Grads Win NSF Fellowship and Honorable Mentions (2006)
The National Science Foundation awarded a 2006 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship to astrophysics alumna Lissa Ong '04, and honorable mentions to physics alums Laura Effinger-Dean '06, Christopher Holmes '03, and Sarah Iams '04.full article »
Prof. Wootters wins 2006 International Quantum Communications Award
The 8th International Conference on Quantum Computation, Measurement, and Computing will honor Prof. Bill Wootters with the 2006 International Quantum Communications Award.full article »
Nathan Hodas '04 Wins 2004 Apker Award
The American Physical Society selected Nathan Hodas '04 as one of two winners of the 2004 LeRoy Apker Award, the highest honor for physics research by an undergraduate student in the U.S.full article »
Prof. Aalberts Awarded NIH Grant (2003)
The National Institutes of Health awarded a $155,183 grant to support Prof. Daniel Aalberts' research on splicing, folding and stretching nucleic acids.full article »
Physics Alumnus Wins 2003 Nobel Prize in Economics
Robert F. Engle has won the 2003 Nobel Prize in Economics for discovering statistical methods for "analyzing economic time series with time-varying volatility."full article »
Bequest Honors William Edward McElfresh (2002)
Williams College has received a $12.6 million gift in honor of former physics professor and department chair William Edward McElfresh.full article »
Professors Bolton and Majumder Awarded NSF Grants (2002)
The National Science Foundation awarded research grants to Prof. Sarah Bolton and Prof. Tiku Majumder.full article »
Charlie Doret '02 Wins the Apker Award (2002)
The American Physical Society chose S. Charles Doret '02 as a winner of the 2002 LeRoy Apker Award, the highest national honor for physics research by an undergraduate student.full article »
The Chronicle Features Williams Tutorials (2002)
Prof. Kevin Jones '77 and his students Dave Ticehurst '04 and Jeff Garland '03 appear in an article published in The Chronicle of Higher Education describing the tutorial program at Williams College.full article »
Prof. Wootters Elected Fellow of the American Physical Society (2000)
The American Physical Society (APS) has elected Prof. Bill Wootters to the status of Fellow for his "contributions on the foundations of quantum mechanics and groundbreaking work in quantum information and communications theory."full article »
Brian Gerke '99 Wins the Apker Award (1999)
The American Physical Society selected Brian Gerke '99 as a winner of the LeRoy Apker Award, recognizing "exceptional achievements in physics research by undergraduate students."full article »
Prof. Majumder Wins a NIST Precision Measurement Grant (1999)
The National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) awarded a 1999-2001 Precision Measurement Grant to Prof. Tiku Majumder of the Department of Physics.full article »


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A resort along Maui's Kaanapali Beach is offering savings starting at more than $150 a night for those who don't mind some noise and windows that overlook mounds of dirt.
Honua Kai Resort & Spa is cutting the cost of its one-bedroom, partial ocean view suites by 40% for the rest of 2015.
Yes, there are still partial ocean views, but between Honua Kai and the water, crews are building a new Westin...Read more
Care to go bare? Then leave the swimsuit at home and join the thousands of people who'll be attempting to set a skinny-dipping record.
More than 60 nudist resorts across the U.S. and Canada, including five in Southern California, will be participating in the July 11 World Record Skinny-Dip Across North America.
The nudist clubs' pools will be packed at noon Pacific Time as designated record keepers...Read more
Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. This summer's Sturgis Motorcycle Rally could attract as many as a million people to the tiny South Dakota town for the 75th anniversary of the rally.
The town of less than 7,000 typically draws 400,000 visitors for the rally. But after the 2014 gathering, the Rapid City Journal suggested that the milestone might make attendance spike.
If 853,000 or more...Read more
The impressive new Fast & Furious: Supercharged 3D at Universal Studios Hollywood provides a stunning finale to the backlot tram tour, even if riders are ultimately left with the overwhelming feeling they've seen this all before.
Befitting the street-racing movie franchise, the recently opened attraction is filled with plenty of high-energy fun and nonstop action — often to the point of ridiculousness....Read more
Why should your little traveler wear a backpack designed for mere mortals when he or she can don one that reveals the superhero within?
When you unzip the hidden pocket at the top of the spongy nylon pack of the SuperME Cape Backpack, out flows an attached big, bright satiny cape.
Another pocket holds a matching mask. Among about 10 color schemes and themes are a black, gray and yellow Ninja Graffiti...Read more