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Wednesday, March 23rd, 4:00-5:00pm
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The Fourth Paradigm:Data-Intensive Scientific Discovery
There is a sea change happening in academic research -- a transformation caused by a data deluge that is affecting all disciplines. Modern science increasingly relies on integrated information technologies and computation to collect, process, and analyze complex data. It was Ken Wilson, Nobel Prize winner in physics, who coined the phrase "Third Paradigm" to refer to computational science and the need for computational researchers to know about algorithms, numerical methods, and parallel architectures. However, the skills needed for manipulating, visualizing, managing, and, finally, conserving and archiving scientific data are very different. "The Fourth Paradigm" is as about data and the computational systems needed to manipulate, visualize, and manage large amounts of scientific data. A wide variety of scientists—biologists, chemists, physicists, astronomers, engineers – require tools, technologies, and platforms that seamlessly integrate into standard scientific methodologies and processes. This talk will illustrate the far-reaching changes that this new paradigm will have on scientific discovery.
Tony Hey Short Biography:
As corporate vice president in Microsoft Research, Tony Hey is responsible for worldwide university research collaborations with Microsoft researchers. Hey is also responsible the multidisciplinary eScience Research Group within Microsoft Research. Before joining Microsoft, Hey served as director of the U.K.'s e-Science Initiative, managing the government's efforts to build a new scientific infrastructure for collaborative, multidisciplinary, data-intensive research projects. Before leading this initiative, Hey led a research group in the area of parallel computing and was Head of the School of Electronics and Computer Science, and Dean of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Southampton. Hey is a fellow of the U.K.'s Royal Academy of Engineering and was awarded a CBE for services to science in 2005. He is also a fellow of the British Computer Society, the Institute of Engineering and Technology, the Institute of Physics, and the U.S. American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Tony Hey has written books on particle physics and computing and has a passionate interest in communicating the excitement of science and technology to young people. He has co-authored popular books on quantum mechanics and on relativity.


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Kanye West made a short film called Cruel Summer — he also built a pyramid for the occasion, cuz he's Kanye — which served as a precursor to the eventual G.O.O.D. Music compilation record of the same name. Now, Kanye's posted a short trailer to a new short called Cruel Winter which features a snippet George H.W. Bush's "New World Order" Gulf War speech draped over some stark nature footage. Do you think George H.W. Bush rents a Maybach, or owns? Watch the trailer below.


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I stood in front of what seemed like an insurmountable slab of rock in Joshua Tree.
One friend was at the top, holding onto a rope that I had willingly agreed to have attached to me. Another stood behind me, saying words of encouragement, trying to get me to believe that by simply putting one hand in front of the other and one foot in front of the other, that I would be able to climb this monster.
I hate heights. I get dizzy and nauseous but had decided that it was time to face my fears.
Most of our fears are based on irrational feelings, but they have this nasty way of enslaving us, closing our minds to new possibilities, ideas and concepts.
I tentatively tested out these magic shoes that had been bequeathed to me with assurances that they stick to rock, that you only need the smallest piece of rock to balance said shoe upon and you can, indeed, climb.
I was amazed to see that they worked! Bit by bit, I began my ascent, slowly but surely making progress, and with each move I made that didn't result in my falling or slip-sliding down the rock face, my confidence grew. Confidence in the harness that attached me to the rope. Confidence in the rope that my friend (a professional rope access technician) at the top was holding onto. Confidence in my friend (also a pro) below me, who was giving me instructions.
A challenge midway
But then I hit a difficult section, one that required a huge leap of faith, one that required me to take a bigger step than I thought my inexperienced legs would be able to manage. I kept looking at it, becoming fixated on what I thought I couldn't do. My fears drowned out the voices of my friends — the experts. My fears told me it wasn't possible. I could feel panic starting to well up inside me.
Eventually I tried, but it was a timid attempt, and I failed. Before I knew it, I was grasping with my hands at the granite rock face, and I was sliding down the perilous cliff face. The rope caught me. I came to an abrupt stop, and the tears began. I looked at my now-bleeding arms, fighting the urge to vomit.
My friends checked on me and continued to offer me encouragement as I battled nausea. Wiping away my tears and staring at my bloody arms dangling in the air halfway up this rock, I wondered why I'd ever set out to attempt this seemingly impossible task.
But then something happened. I looked around me. I moved my focus away from the rock and saw the breathtaking beauty that surrounded me. I looked down for the first time and saw how far I'd come.
My friend waved and smiled at me. I looked up and saw my other companion beckoning me to try again, telling me I could do it.
In that moment, hope returned, and my faith in the things that I knew to be true was restored. The rope had caught me, and I wouldn't have had blood-covered arms if I'd simply trusted.
So, determined not to let fear trap me, I put my feet to the rock, grabbed a handhold and began climbing again.
I soon reached the same crux that had stopped me before, and this time I made the conscious decision to trust, to risk, to step onto the unknown.
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Costa Mesa is on the threshold of making history. For more than two years, people from all across the community have been working on creating effective strategies to address the issue of homelessness.
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SMOOTH OPERATOR: Shiny/Sexy/Smooth Hair is Mine! It's All Happening!
When I was 10 years old, I had straight hair and I was an absolute creep.
At school, I sat directly behind a girl named Lauren whose hair was this curly/wavy hybrid of joy — the hybrid of my dreams — and every night, I prayed to myself (I didn't have a particularly religious upbringing) that one day I would have her hair. I also prayed — again, to myself — that Freddie Prinze, Jr. would overlook the law, geography, the law, my glaring personality flaws and the law in order to recognize his purpose in life as my husband. Guess which prayer came true!
I went through puberty and my hair got all Lauren on me, but as it turns out? Her hair is the worst. My hair is the worst. I don't know how it lives with itself.
Like, what is it supposed to be? What is it doing? Talk about an impromptu philosophy class.
Enter the Amika Downtown Graffiti Ceramic Styler, stage left. First of all, even if you never use it, if you tilt it and prop it up just the right way, it looks like conceptual art from a senior year art student's final project, which is the best kind of art. On the real, how fun and fresh is the design?
It heats up to 200 degrees Celsius, it has floating ceramic plates and it has a convenient nine foot cord if you also happen to live in a strange excuse for an apartment with outlets located in questionable locations. If you want to get Bill Nye about it, it radiates far-infrared heat which means nothing to me but apparently preserves moisture in the hair shaft and protects your hair cuticles from damage. According to Amika, "regular use actually results in healthier and more beautiful hair" because of this technology, which I can't confirm for certain but I really want to believe it.
Also, I did this with it in about seven minutes:
Not pictured: Me whispering "I love you."
I want to mention that my hair is ridiculously thick and I typically have to re-straighten every section multiple times and hope for the best, but with the Amika styler I was able to do one pass through each section and it was instantly straight. Like, 0 on the Kinsey Scale straight. Anyway, the point is that it's like I'm 10 again. My exterior is finally in tune with my personality.
Before I used the Amika styler, however, I got down with a few other fantastic products that I'm going to keep to myself so I can keep having better hair than you. Kidding! Here they are:
Amika Obliphica Oil (Sea Buckthorn Berry) Nourishing Mask.
It might seem a little on the pricey side, but it's the size of a latte and the tiniest bit goes a long way. You can use it as a special treatment or as an everyday conditioner, and it's like a multivitamin for your hair: Moroccan Argan oil! Vitamin C! Obliphica oil! Fragrance! I'm just reading ingredients at this point, but you get me. My hair always feels incredibly silky after I rinse it out, and I never even wait the full 2-3 minutes because I have things to do, man. Worth it.
Sojourn Thermal Protection Straightener, Sojourn Serum Smooth and Sojourn Wet/Dry Volume Gel.
I recently found out about Elan Sassoon's line Sojourn and I am obsessed with it at the moment. The products are all sulfate and paraben free with a pH of 4.5-5.5, so there's nothing sketchy going on in your hair. The word "sojourn" means "a temporary stay", which is actually the most cruel thing I've ever heard because if these products are trying to get rid of me, I don't know what I'm going to do with myself. All of these Sojourn products also leave your hair totally touchable and soft, so there's none of that stiff crunchy nonsense happening that makes you feel like an outdated candy bar.
Protecting your hair from heat (why so serious, 200 degrees Celsius?) is really important, and Sojourn's Thermal Protection Straightener smoothes out your hair and it's super defensive by closing your hair's cuticles to guard its health and color from heat.
The Serum Smooth is one of the best smoothing serums I've ever used — it helps me lie about how shiny and smooth my hair naturally is, but it also doesn't leave any greasy residue hanging out on my head like a lot of other brands tend to.
Lastly, the Volume Gel is yet another new favorite product of mine. You can use it on wet or dry hair get the volume you want in seconds. The best part is that I didn't even need hairspray. Fact: I haven't gone without hairspray by choice in 3 years.
Potential drawback: I've been petting my hair for the last hour and now my hand is tired. You win some, you lose some.


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CASK 23 Cabernet Sauvignon is a tale of two vineyards that come together in a harmonious blend. For the 2010 offering, slightly more than half of the grapes were grown in our FAY vineyard while the balance was from select areas in S.L.V. Specific blocks within these adjoining ranches provide distinct attributes to the wine. Vines planted in volcanic soils on the eastern hillsides of S.L.V. and FAY give CASK 23 its structure, concentration, spicy intensity and elegant tannins; those grown in the alluvial soils in the middle and lower sections of the two vineyards add vibrant fruit flavors,a supple mid-palate and perfumed aromatics. Each lot was vinified and aged separately in small French oak barrels for 20 months, allowing the characteristics of each block to develop, while adding subtle spice notes. In the latter stages of aging the lots were blended, becoming one in CASK 23.
Tasting Notes
The 2010 CASK 23 combines the signature perfume notes of FAY vineyard with the structure and minerality of S.L.V. The wine opens with deep red and black cherry aromas along with notes of juicy strawberry, cocoa and spice. The wine has an elegant texture with very fine tannins and great acidity. On the palate the wine is full bodied with rich dark berry fruit with hints of cedar and white truffle that lead to a long fruit and spice driven finish.
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FXI, creator of the Cstick Any Screen Micro Computer development platform, has used the Cotton Candy USB stick-sized computing device to create a full system solution for ARM Linux and Android developers.
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Theoretically, developers would be able to use any device that pairs ARM Cortex cores with Mali-400 graphics to make their software, but Cotton Candy acts as a much safer and more easy to use substitute.
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Cotton Candy has a quad-core mali-400 MP, an HDMI connector, Internet connectivity, basically everything that can make a smart TV "smart."
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"It's about connecting those dots," said Wilson, 60, about state legislatures connecting with their constituents. "I will be in Sacramento to represent everyone."
Wilson, a Republican, plans to run for Assembly District 15, which includes Alamo, Danville, San Ramon, Livermore, Walnut Creek, Brentwood, Discovery Bay and part of Pleasanton. Assemblyman Guy Houston, who currently represents District 15, will be termed out in 2008.
A measure proposed for the Feb. 5, 2008, primary ballot, if approved, extends the term limits of state Assembly and Senate members by another four years.
Wilson's term as mayor expires in November, and he will seek reelection this year, he said. If the proposition passes and Houston decides to stay in the Assembly, Wilson will step aside and retain his mayoral seat.
Houston is considering running for the 11th District U.S. Congressional seat, which is currently held by Democrat Jerry McNerney.
Other candidates running for the state Assembly on the Republican ticket are Joe Rubay of Alamo, Judy Lloyd, Robert Rao and Scott Kamena. They gathered at a candidates' forum barbeque on Saturday, July 23, in Walnut Creek.
Wilson said his main goals in the Assembly would be meeting community members and listening to their needs. Working together with constituents and understanding and resolving issues such as transportation, education and water are also in his plans, he said.
Additionally, pushing for more school equalization funds for the San Ramon Valley Unified School District, making a fiscally responsible state budget, and continuing to develop regional relationships and strengthening disaster preparedness are his priorities, he noted.
Wilson has served as mayor for five years and has been a San Ramon resident for 30 years. During his tenure, he has been heavily involved in San Ramon's growth and development.
"It's going to be fun," Wilson said. "I'm the only elected official that has the charge of running a city to go up and knock on doors, and I interacted with everyone in Washington."
"I have a foundation," he said.
Similarly, Rubay, 47, a Monte Vista High School graduate, feels he can make a difference in Sacramento. He currently owns a real estate appraisal business with his brother Kenneth called Rubay & Rubay on Diablo Road in Danville.
"My hobby is politics and helping out," Rubay said.
He was a participant in former U.S. Rep. Bill Baker's election campaign and former Gov. Pete Wilson's reelection bid. He also has served on several committees in Contra Costa County, the finance election committee for former state Assemblywoman Lynn Leach, and as an alternate delegate at the Republican presidential election conventions.
If Rubay is elected, one of his goals is to make the state spend within its means.
"As a CPA and a small business owner, I think I have a lot of skills in this area," he said. "We need to live within our means and try to cut down unnecessary spending."
In addition, getting more school equalization funds for the School District, streamlining earmarked funds for education, pushing more for a market approach to stop global warming, and creating smaller and personal health clinics for patients are ideas he hopes to explore as an assemblyman.
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The Thousand Islands and Alexandria central school boards soon could vote on extending a merger agreement for their boys varsity hockey teams, having the former rivals join forces for another season.
While officials from the districts seem happy with the merged teams accomplishment last season, reaching the Section 10, Division 1 championship, some Alexandria parents have expressed discontent over the way practices and coaching were handled.
Personally, Id rather see hockey in the Bay, said Matthew Parker, Alexandria Bay, adding that almost every Alexandria hockey parent he approached wanted a separate team.
Last season, Alexandria parents had to travel to Clayton for all of the practices and most of the home games, and Clayton players seemed to get more attention, he said.
Alexandria Central School District Superintendent Robert B. Wagoner Jr. said practices and games were held mostly in Clayton last season only because the agreement last year to merge was made late. Alexandria was simply unable to secure rink time locally by the time a formal agreement was reached with the Thousand Islands Central School District, he said.
Things should be different next year, he said, as Alexandria would take the lead.
Both games and practices would be split 50-50 between Alexandria Bay and Clayton, as long as an agreement is made in a timely fashion, Mr. Wagoner said.
If possible, the Alexandria board hopes to vote on whether to again merge the Alexandria Purple Ghost and Thousand Islands Vikings into the Islanders next season at its meeting Tuesday, he said.
Without a merger, both schools hockey teams would be forced to run a fine line with few players and a tight budget.
Alexandria alone could have as many as 19 players next year, but nine of them would be freshmen.
In a perfect world, we would have the resources to keep things as they were, said Ronald J. Hochmuth, Alexandria junior high/high school principal. Also, I personally do not believe in putting younger ninth-graders on the ice with seniors.
He said the former rivals played well together and became more competitive as a result of the merger.
Speaking to players individually, Mr. Hochmuth said, he found most students just wanted to play hockey and a few told him they wanted to play with T.I. players if that made them more competitive.
Thousand Islands Superintendent Joseph A. Menard agreed.
I also feel that the Islanders hockey was successful as noted by the team reaching the Section 10, Division I championship game, he said, adding that the district already has budgeted to continue with the merger.
Mr. Menard said the number of hockey players in the north country, as well as nationwide, has been declining.
For the next hockey season, the Thousand Islands district expects to have 17 to 19 players including students from the LaFargeville and General Brown school districts.
Ice hockey as a rule is a very expensive sport, and the main reason is that districts need to purchase ice time, Mr. Menard said. I personally feel that the merger was successful, again, offering a program to our students while being fiscally responsible to our taxpayers.
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She received a bachelor's in English and French literature from Harvard University.
Bailey received Spelman College's Presidential Award for Excellence in Scholarship in 2005 and spent 2003 in Africa on a Fulbright Research Award researching oral histories of the Atlantic slave trade in Ghana. She is the author of African Voices of the Atlantic Slave Trade: Beyond the Silence and Shame, published last year by Beacon Press.
Bailey has also created two works of historical fiction for children: You Can Make A Difference: The Story of Martin Luther King Jr. and Return to the Cave of Time (co-authored with Edward Packard).
Bailey's interests include human rights and racial reconciliation issues worldwide, as well as slavery and the Atlantic slave trade. She is teaching The Making of an African Diaspora and African American History to 1865.
Bailey, a native of Jamaica who has lived in Paris, London and West Africa, now lives in Vestal with her son.
He specializes in research that applies the principles of context effects, categorization, variety seeking, culture and memory to managerial problems in branding, product-level competition, retail judgments, money spending and food consumption habits of consumers.
Recently, he has initiated projects in his areas of interests with choice modelers using the scanner data available in the marketing department at the University at Buffalo. His research has been published in top-tier marketing journals such as Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Marketing and Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science. Desai serves on the Editorial Review Board of the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science and has been an ad-hoc reviewer at the above journals for years.
Desai previously taught at the University at Buffalo. At Binghamton, he's teaching Consumer Behavior and Strategic Brand Management.
She holds a master's degree from Columbia as well as a bachelor's degree from Harvard University.
Ertürk's research interests include transnational modernism, theories of modernity, postcolonial studies, deconstruction and 20th-century Ottoman/Turkish literature and culture.
This semester, she's teaching Postcolonial Encounters and Modernity, Modernism and Internationalism.
She works in Turkish, German, French, Ottoman Turkish and Serbo-Croatian.
His research interests include continental philosophy, moral and political philosophy and the philosophy of art. His work has appeared in European Journal of Philosophy, Inquiry, Ethics, Metaphilosophy, and the Journal of Nietzsche Studies.
Guay previously taught at Barnard College and Temple University. At Binghamton, he's teaching Introduction to Philosophy.
He and his wife, Anna, have two sons, Otto and Gus.
She holds a master's degree in nursing from the Medical Academy there as well as a doctorate in cancer care from the Medical University of Lublin.
Krasuska received a fellowship at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Md., in 1996 and worked at the School of Public Health in Maastricht, The Netherlands in 1994. She previously was associate professor, oncology and end-of-life care, and head of the World Health Organization collaborative center at Medical University of Lublin. She also is the Poland co-founder and first president of the Polish Oncology Nursing Society.
Krasuska's research interests include cancer care, oncology nursing, end-of-life care, complementary and alternative medicine, integrative oncology, philosophy of medicine and medical care, Ken Wilber's integral theory and shifting the medical paradigm toward an integral model of care.
Krasuska, the author of three books and several scientific publications, will teach Advanced Nursing Practicum (research methodology) at Binghamton.
She enjoys reading, writing poetry, listening to music and walking. She and her husband, Will J. Eryk Webster, have a cat named Universe.
Schleuse's interests include Italian secular music of the 16th and 17th centuries, especially the works of Orazio Vecchi and Claudio Monteverdi; expression and representation in the Italian madrigal; the organization of music books; text-music relations; 20th-century opera and minimalism and post-minimalism.
Schleuse, who grew up in Houston, has taught at New York University, Hunter College and the City College of New York.
At Binghamton, he's teaching the three-semester undergraduate Music History survey, a graduate seminar in music bibliography and research techniques and additional musicology electives.
Schleuse enjoys cycling, skiing, sailing, singing early music and attending concerts and operas. His partner lives and works in New York City.
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Springfield vs. Nazareth
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|Kyle Gable
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|Greg Welch
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|Jordan Hirsch
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|Kevin Kimball
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|SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (Mar. 4, 2007) -- Freshman attackman Erinn O'Hara (Camillus, NY) scored three goals while senior Jordan Hirsch (pictured, Montrose, NY) recorded two goals and two assists to help 12th-ranked Nazareth to a 10-9 non-conference victory against host Springfield. With the victory, Nazareth improves to 2-0 while 17th-ranked Springfield falls to 0-2 with the loss.
The Golden Flyers seemed to have the game in control when they took a 9-1 lead into the fourth quater, but Springfield came storming back to threaten Nazareth's lead. Jake Beebe scored twice in the first three minutes for Springfield before senior Kevin Kimball (Framingham, MA), who scored two goals and added an assist, answered for Nazareth with the eventual game-winning goal with 11:12 to play.
The Pride would score four goals, three by Tyler Montgomery, in under six minutes to cut the Golden Flyers' lead to 10-9 with 2:02 to play. However, the Golden Flyers defense held strong in the final two minutes by preventing Springfield from getting any good scoring opportunities. Senior Pat Mullin (Irondequoit, NY) played excellent in goal for Nazareth as he stopped 19 shots, 12 of which came in the second half.
In addition to O'Hara, Hirsch, and Kimball, seniors Conor O'Keefe (Setauket, NY) and Chad Amidon (Syracuse, NY) each recorded one goal and one assist for Nazareth. Junior Matt Aloi (Jamesville, NY) added a goal while junior Brian Lissner added an assist.
The Pride held a 48-37 advantage in shots thanks to outshooting the Golden Flyers 18-3 in the fourth quarter. Springfield also had a 25-16 advantage in groundballs and a 13-10 advantage in face-offs.
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In the museum's new book, Fashion Designers, A-Z: The Collection of The Museum at FIT, published by Taschen, Michael Kors states, "I think to be empathetic is the greatest gift you can have as a designer. Hopefully, people will look at me and say, 'He really loved women.'" To this, Dr. Steele adds, "Certainly, women really love Michael."
Michael Kors, who attended FIT, recently endowed the Michael Kors Scholarship at FIT with a $1,000,000 gift to establish a major award for a Fashion Design student. The scholarship will be awarded annually to a student who demonstrates exceptional talent in Fashion Design but whose educational endeavors are limited by financial constraints. All costs associated with a bachelor's degree program at FIT, including tuition, housing, and books, will be covered. The scholarship also provides mentorship and the opportunity to intern at Michael Kors. "This wonderful endowment reflects Michael's characteristic thoughtfulness, sense of purpose, and spirit of generosity," said Dr. Brown. "He is creating an incomparable opportunity for the talented students who come to the college—as he did—to fulfill their dreams. We are deeply grateful."


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I had the opportunity to represent Molson at the Ontario Community Newspaper Association's Spring Convention held at the Delta Chelsea Hotel on April 5th, 2008. I presented the Mary Knowles' Community Award, this is Molson's 2nd year, to Lynda Hillman-Rapley, Editor of the Grand Bend Lakeshore Advance this years recipient of the prestigious award. I have to admit, I was humbled at the list of charities Lynda has helped throughout the years in her community, Grand Bend Ontario. Lynda has saved a school and raised money for a library and gym for another school, I was blown away. Lynda's favourite charity is the Grand Bend Baseball Project.


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Any follower of @Real_Interloper is aware of my fixation on the issue of Extroverted versus Introverted personality types and the possibility that Introverts will be devalued in a service-based, technology-heavy economy. * There is a subset of this discussion which relates closely to relative success in the financial industry – Askers versus Guessers – which is helpful in understanding the frequent annoyances experienced by clients and prospective clients of investment banks.
The popularization of the Asker/Guesser Paradigm began with a blog post by Andrea Donderi quoted by the Guardian HERE:
We are raised, the theory runs, in one of two cultures. In Ask culture, people grow up believing they can ask for anything – a favour, a pay rise– fully realising the answer may be no. In Guess culture, by contrast, you avoid "putting a request into words unless you're pretty sure the answer will be yes… A key skill is putting out delicate feelers. If you do this with enough subtlety, you won't have to make the request directly; you'll get an offer.
The most obvious general manifestation of Asker/Guesser are the dudes that internalize the dating scene as a numbers game, and will spend an entire night at a bar getting shot down until some definition of success is achieved. The necessary psychological equipment for this practice is incredibly thick skin, an ability to soldier through mass rejection that would emotionally cripple a Guesser.
The stereotypical retail broker is virtually the Platonic ideal of the Asker. Successful brokers are often immune to rejection, criticism or introspection. To provide a specific example, I was once involved with a merger where the retail wing of one company combined with the capital markets department of another. About a month in, a broker sent an email to all capital markets staff informing them that they would be required to switch all of their investment accounts into the new retail division, and since this was the case, they might as well sign up with him. No such policy was ever discussed or established. When confronted, the broker just said, "Oh, sorry, I must have made a mistake" and went on with his daily routine. Didn't work, on to the next.
Not everyone employed in finance is an Asker and self-doubting Guessers are particularly prominent among strategists and economists. Askers however, particularly in their most subtle form of investment bankers, tend to make the bulk of the money. This makes sense in that the asking is generally for money, and Askers rightly demand their cut.
The Asker/Guesser dichotomy operates on a continuum – very few people are 100% oriented either way. However, the differences are so fundamental that communication between the two groups is often fraught with danger. The Guardian article describes this well:
An Asker won't think it's rude to request two weeks in your spare room, but a Guess culture person will hear it as presumptuous and resent the agony involved in saying no. Your boss, asking for a project to be finished early, may be an overdemanding boor – or just an Asker, who's assuming you might decline. If you're a Guesser, you'll hear it as an expectation.
I suspect that Asker/Guesser issues form a significant part of anti-finance sentiment. Finance asks to maintain its current privileged status and an audience guesses that this represents a sense of entitlement. Guessers, including politicians and regulators, could potentially be surprised at the extent to which rank and file financial employees would accept a puppy-like smack on the nose or, in more common trading floor parlance, told to go fuck themselves.
*Two aspects of Introvert/Extrovert interest me most. One, that the rise of extroverts corresponds to Professor Cowen's Great Stagnation thesis. Two the possibility that the necessary skill set for success has made an almost exact 180 degree change from the 19th and early 20th.


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Hull Middle School's Frankie Shelnutt walked off the court on Tuesday with a pair of trophies in his hands.
The boys basketball coach was carrying the spoils of the Western Division regular season and tournament titles, the latter of which Hull won on Tuesday night.
Shelnutt is hoping to add another trophy to his collection tonight. Hull will play Moore Middle School in the Gwinnett County Middle School championship game at Grayson. In the girls game, Duluth will face McConnell.
"We've still got one more game to play and we're excited," Shelnutt said on Tuesday. "Our ultimate goal is Thursday night."
Hull (15-0) is the defending county champion and is riding a 31-game winning streak that dates back to last season, when it went 16-0.
The program, which feeds into Peachtree Ridge, reached the finals again with a convincing 59-26 win over Osborne. Jay Estime led the team with 19 points and Kristian Collins, who had a big second-half dunk, scored 12 points.
"I know they've got a great team," Moore coach Terry Morris said.
Moore, which feeds into Central Gwinnett, is in its second year of existence. The Black Knights were 2-10 last season and are 13-2 this season.
Moore had a 13-point lead in Tuesday's Eastern Division finals, but had to fight off a second-half rally to reach the finals.
"They didn't give up and stayed in the game," Morris said.
Nick Partlow led Moore with 22 points, while Abijah Walker added 18 and Jaylon Lawler had 10.
The McConnell girls (15-0) have mercy-ruled every opponent this season until Tuesday's Eastern Division win over Shiloh, which wasn't lopsided enough to warrant a running clock.
The Tigers, whose players feed into Archer, got 16 points from Autumn Newby and Linsey Marchese had 12 points.
"We've got one more game and we'll see how that goes," McConnell coach Chandler Deep said.
McConnell will face a Duluth (13-2) squad that went scoreless in the third quarter of the Western Division game, but played stout defense itself.
Endia Banks led the way with 10 points and 11 rebounds and Brianna Dixon had 10 points.
"They are amazing," Duluth's Amanda Rogers said of her team. "They work so hard and they play well together. They've been playing together for a long time. It's just a fun group to coach."
What: Gwinnett County Middle School Championships
When: Today
Where: Grayson High School
5:30 p.m. -- Girls final: McConnell vs. Duluth
7 p.m. -- Boys final: Hull vs. Moore
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6. Join the A40 going to London (2nd exit) and at next roundabout turn right into the Banbury Road, signposted Oxford Centre, Summertown….
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1. Leave the M40 at Junction 9, signposted Oxford A34
2. Join the A34 heading south and travel 8 miles
3. Leave at the "Peartree interchange" signposted Oxford North, Kidlington
4 Follow signs to Oxford, Summertown, London A40 passing the Park & Ride
5. You will shortly arrive at a roundabout on the A40 with a BP fuel station; this is City Motors Roundabout
6. Join the A40 going to London (2nd exit) and at next roundabout turn right into the Banbury Road, signposted Oxford Centre, Summertown…..
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2. Continue on A40 for 2. 5 miles to traffic lights with Park & Ride on your right. Go straight on.
3. After another half a mile you will come to the Green Road roundabout, take the third exit, marked A40 Cheltenham. You are now on the ring road north of Oxford.
4. After 3 miles you get to the Banbury Road roundabout. Turn left into Banbury Road - signposted Oxford Centre, Summertown…
All routes once in Summertown:
1. Continue through Summertown, heading south for approx 2 miles
2. You will pass a conservatory-style building on the right called Gee's
3. COMPAS is a few doors further up on the left, Number 58.
COMPAS has limited access to parking. Visitors should request parking in advance and report to reception on arrival for a temporary parking permit. Alternatively park and ride facilities in Oxford are very convienient - link for further details. Each of the parking areas offer buses directly into the centre of town. Peartree and Sea Court are perhaps the closest and easiest for COMPAS.
On Foot
COMPAS is on the Banbury Road, which is one of the two main roads leading from the City Centre northwards (see map above). Since it is about a 15/20 minute walk from the rail and bus stations, we recommend that visitors take a taxi, especially if you have heavy luggage. However, for those who are keen to see a bit of Oxford use the following directions:
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From the Train Station:
Turn left as you leave the station area. The Royal Oxford Hotel is directly in front of you; keep left of it and walk along Hythe Bridge Street. After the bridge, the road bends to left, but you should walk straight (crossing at pedestrian lights) into George Street. Go past the first left, this is the coach station…
From the Coach Station:
Turn left out of the coach station on to George Street. At the end of George Street a Debenhams Store is on the corner on your left. Turn left here into Magdalen Street and walk northwards (you will pass the Ashmolean museum on your left) continue until you see the road fork. You will need the right fork – this is Banbury Road, continue up this road (passing a set of lights on your right and then go past a turning on the left – Bevington Road). COMPAS (number 58) is almost opposite Bevington road on the other side of the street.
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The Lenoir-Rhyne Men's and Women's Golf Teams concluded the final round of the Tusculum Fall Classic
on Tuesday at the Link Hills Country Club.
On the women's side, Lenoir-Rhyne finished with a 685 (+109) on the par-72, 5,805-yard course while UNC Pembroke won the tournament with a 607 (+31). Individually, King's Elizabeth Swallow was the top women's golfer after carding a 147 (+3) while freshman Evelyn Stein (Statesville, N.C.) led the Bears.
Stein finished with a 165 (+21) to tie for 36th overall while Lenoir-Rhyne sophomore Elizabeth Ewing (Greensboro, N.C.) tied for 44th after shooting a 171 (+27).
For the men, L-R placed 11th overall with a 604 (+36) on the par-71, 6,763-yard course. Lincoln Memorial won after firing a tournament record 16-under 552. The Railspiltters' Tre Mullins took home individual men's honors with an eight-under 134, also a new tournament mark.
Senior John White (Dudley Shoals, N.C.) was Lenoir-Rhyne's No. 1 golfer in the tournament, finishing in a 19th-place tie with a 144 (+2). Freshman Blake Childers (Granite Falls, N.C.) tied for 22nd with a three-over 145 as well for the Bears.
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When used properly, one of the oldest treatments known to man - massage therapy - can help relieve one of our oldest and most common ailments - osteoarthritis. The value of massage therapy was discovered long ago, practiced in ancient Greece, China, and India. According to a National Health Interview Survey, today about 18 million Americans receive massage therapy every year.
Osteoarthritis, which affects about 12 percent of Americans between their early teen years and their mid-70s, occurs when wear and tear breaks down the cartilage cushions between the joints, causing pain and stiffness. Massage therapy seems to ease the pain.
"When done by a trained massage therapist on carefully selected patients, massage therapy is a very valuable addition to traditional osteoarthritis treatments," says Valerie Voner, LMT, a licensed massage therapist and coordinator of the massage therapy program at Cape Cod Community College in West Barnstable, Mass.
The Benefits of Massage Therapy
Chronic osteoarthritis responds well to massage, Voner says. Pain is relieved, as the muscles surrounding the joints relax, releasing stiffness and allowing for better range of motion and mobility.
Voner, who has been practicing massage therapy since 1975, points out the many benefits that can be achieved by using massage therapy as an osteoarthritis treatment:
- Decreased pain and increased mobility
- Increased blood flow to areas of arthritis, bringing oxygen to help healing
- Flushing out of toxic inflammatory substances that add to pain and swelling
- Increased relaxation, decreased stress, and a sense of well-being
The Science Behind Massage Therapy
"It's hard to find good research on message therapy for osteoarthritis because there have been few controlled studies," says Voner. "It's hard to measure relaxation and well-being objectively." For the most part, she says, the research has been anecdotal. One small study involving 68 patients that looked specifically at massage therapy for knee osteoarthritis concluded that it was both safe and effective.
Massage therapy has been found effective for a variety of pain conditions:
- A recent review of 13 clinical trials concluded that massage therapy may be useful for low-back pain. The American College of Physicians recommends using massage therapy along with other therapies to treat low-back pain.
- A study of 64 patients with chronic neck pain found that massage therapy helped to relieve pain and improve movement.
Although there is no solid evidence to say how or why massage therapy works, theories say it increases blood flow, blocks pain signals that go to the brain, and releases stress-reducing chemicals like serotonin or endorphins.
What Works for Osteoarthritis Treatment
Voner says deep tissue massage is not recommended when osteoarthritis is acute, when there is severe swelling, heat, pain, and redness. It may be used when osteoarthritis is more chronic to ease connective tissue pain around affected joints. Another type of massage to avoid when osteoarthritis is inflamed is lymphatic massage, which involves a pumping movement to move toxins out of the body.
The types of massage that can help patients with osteoarthritis are:
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Voner says these all help to reduce pain and swelling.
Finding a Massage Therapist for Osteoarthritis
The benefits of massage therapy for osteoarthritis include pain relief and improved mobility. Research seems to support a role for massage therapy as a complementary osteoarthritis treatment. Another plus is that massage is generally safe and well tolerated. "A good massage therapist will also encourage proactive self-care habits like drinking plenty of fluids, eating a healthy diet, and getting regular exercise," adds Voner.
As for the cons, Voner says deep tissue massage must be used with caution in frail and elderly people. It should also not be done on someone who has bleeding problems or is on blood thinners.
Other points to keep in mind:
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Voner says a good massage therapist will start with a careful history and begin with a light palpation of the body to identify trigger points. "I use a heated table and an organic lubricant to reduce friction," she explains. "Therapists use long, graceful, stokes for relaxation, and deeper, kneading probes with a fist or knuckle to release resistance. An initial osteoarthritis treatment might last two hours and then be followed with four or more weekly sessions."
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Whether you run, walk, or just stand and cheer, you're invited to participate in Chicago's Most Festive 8K and make spirits bright for youngsters in need by making a donation or contributing a new toy to the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital. Toys will be collected during packet pick-up and on race day. Last year we gave over 200 toys to the children at the hospital. With your help, we look forward to giving even more to the children and families at the hospital!
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ATHENS - Both the Rockdale and Heritage wrestling squads took care of business Friday at the Area 8-AAAA Duals at Clarke Central High School.Rockdale, ranked No. 4 in the Georgia coaches wrestling poll, defeated Apalachee 51-27. Heritage handed Madison County a 54-19 loss. As a result, both the Bulldogs and the Patriots will square off against each other in the semifinals at 9 a.m. today. "We need to do the same thing we've been doing - keep the intensity up and keep after them," Heritage coach Randy Hooley said. "We've got a young team, so they're not scared to go up against the big dogs." Despite topping Winder-Barrow 42-33 in the opening round, Salem was pinned by Loganville 70-3. The Seminoles will next face either Clarke Central or Madison County at 9 a.m. today. "We actually wrestled pretty good against Winder," Salem coach Tim Owens said. "We wrestled not good in a couple of spots that I thought we would wrestle better in, but we did a good job against them." Against Winder, Salem racked up six pins, highlighted by Joe Morovich, Michael Kennedy, Jarrett Cain and Marcus Stokes. "It's a great experience for them," Owens said. "The main thing we're shooting for now is the end of the season for the traditional area, and that's what I told the guys. Win, lose, whatever happens today, you have to win your match so that you can get a higher seed at area, and if you take care of you then everything else will take care of itself." Meanwhile, the Patriots also had six pins, led by Zach Walker, Erik Lauritsen, David Plunkett and Dalton Heath. "They joined together as a team finally," Hooley said. "We've been a bunch of individuals, now tonight they supported each other. When they lost, they still came back and supported each other." The Bulldogs led the bunch with eight pins from Jake Morris, Luis Ponce, Darryl Brakefield, Jimmy Brown, Muhamad Bois, Lloyd Martell, Rashaud Ferrel and Grady Jarrett. "I saw some good stuff and I saw some guys who probably could have done a little better," Rockdale coach Craig Hargrove admitted. According to Hargrove, should Rockdale wrestle to its style the Bulldogs should have no problems containing crosstown rival Heritage. "We need to stick with our basics that we do and we should be good," Hargrove said. "They're going to be a tough team, regardless if they're young or not. It's the semifinals, so anything can happen." Jason Murdock can be reached at email@example.com.
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