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Coeur d Alene Lake on a fantastic sunrise about a week ago
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Electric and hybrid cars are often promoted as a partial solution to help reduce carbon emissions and decrease global warming. While it is true that increasing the mileage of cars and reducing the amount of fuel burned are both helpful, it is still unclear that the use of electric cars en masse is significantly helpful, if not somewhat damaging.
First of all, replacing the entire fleet of gasoline and diesel powered cars would take decades, and the energy and materials cost of manufacturing so many cars would be massive. It is by no means clear that this would result in a net reduction of energy use or greenhouse gas emissions. The gains from low emission automobiles would have to be balanced with the massive emissions generated in the production of so many cars, including the extraction and transportation of the raw resources, and the industrial processes of their manufacture. This includes not just the cars themselves, of course, but also their batteries.
A second issue is that while the electric cars themselves may not generate emissions, the energy used to charge them comes from the general electric grid, which is largely powered by coal or natural gas burning plants which produce massive emissions. Coal alone accounts for about half of all electricity production. Some does come from nuclear or hydroelectric sources, but neither of these sources can be increased rapidly (and there is a large debate over whether nuclear should be increased at all).
Another problem with electric cars and hybrids is that many of them cost far too much money to be widely used, with the cost of the batteries (both to replace and dispose of) making this worse. I pointed out a particularly bad example a few days ago. Even worse is that many hybrids don't provide particularly good mileage compared to other similar gasoline or diesel powered vehicles. There already exist many small affordable vehicles (gasoline or diesel) that can provide better mileage than hybrids. The technology already exists to make cars with mileage as high as 100 MPG. This can be done using existing plants, without requiring extensive new technology or retooling. Even better, it is possible to convert many existing vehicles to have much higher mileage, which removes the need to manufacture as many new cars.
The idea of using electric cars on a large scale is also based on the idea of maintaining (or even expanding) the existing system of highways and roads. This system requires a massive amount of resources and energy to maintain. A great deal of fossil fuels are needed to build and maintain these roads, and the asphalt itself is composed of oil-based products. This is a hugely wasteful and inefficient system of transportation. While this system cannot be eliminated anytime in the near future, new construction can be halted and the system can be scaled back, allowing maintenance to focus on a smaller area.
In order to compensate for the above, electrified rail, which is one of the most energy-efficient transportation methods, can be expanded both for cargo and passenger transportation. Eventually this can be used to eliminate the use of most long haul trucking. Not only would this reduce emissions in itself, it would reduce damage to roads and highways, dramatically decreasing the the maintenance required. Trucks would still be required on a local level, however, to transport goods to and from local train depots. For passengers, expanding public transportation can help provide a link from the rail network to local destinations.
The main point here is that electric and hybrid cars are not a mass solution, but that doesn't mean they are useless. In fact, electric cars can provide a great benefit. Lightweight efficient electric trucks can be used to replace gasoline or diesel trucks for local delivery of goods to warehouses and to and from train depots. Other smaller vehicles can be used for local delivery to homes, especially if their routes and schedules are designed to maximize efficiency. This can often be much more energy efficient than having many individuals each use personal vehicles to drive to stores to buy products. On the personal level, small electric vehicles can also be used for local transportation in an urban or rural setting where public transportation is lacking or impractical. For shorter distances, electric bicycles can also fill an important niche.
We should continue to develop and improve the technology for building efficient, long lasting, and easily recyclable electric cars. They can serve a very important role in helping to reduce emissions, other types of pollution and general energy use. This smaller scale use of electric vehicles makes it much easier and more practical to use renewable energy sources, such as wind, or small-scale hydroelectric, to charge these vehicles. But the idea of replacing gas-powered cars with electric ones on a one-to-one basis, leaving the existing road system intact, is counter-productive and environmentally destructive.


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In this study we analyzed the effects of conducting a school-based functional analysis on subsequent classroom behavior. Each participant was observed in the classroom during activities that were reported by teachers to result in high levels of challenging behavior. Participants were observed during (a) baseline, prior to the administration of a functional analysis, (b) immediately after the administration of functional analysis, and (c) days after the completion of the functional analysis. A concurrent multiple baseline across participants design was implemented. Findings suggest that the administration of a school-based functional analysis has no marked effect on levels of challenging behavior displayed in the classroom.
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It's no doubt true, as René Spencer Saller observes in her program notes, that Richard Wagner was Beethoven's biggest fanboy, with an adoration of the latter's "Symphony No. 9" in D minor, Op. 125 ("Choral") that bordered on obsession. I'm less convinced of her statement that Wagner's last opera, "Parsifal," has "a lot in common" with Beethoven's last symphony, though.
This weekend, Union Avenue Opera concludes its 22nd season with "Götterdämmerung" ("Twilight of the Gods"), the final installment of the most ambitious project in the company's history—Wagner's mammoth operatic cycle "Der Ring des Nibelungen" ("The Ring of the Nibelung"). It's a strong production, thanks to tremendous performances by the singers and clear, focused stage direction by Karen Coe Miller.
The rush of winter winds, the clap of thunder, the pounding of rain, the buzzing of insects, the barking of a dog, the slipperiness of ice, the languor of summer, the singing of not just one bird, but multiple species—all these were engraved into Antonio Vivaldi's remarkable set of violin concertos dating from 1725, "The Four Seasons." Today we take them for granted, and even the least musically educated among us know them, but in their day these four short concertos brought the Baroque period to a higher level of innovation and creativity.
As I said in my first symphony preview post this week, the main event at the St. Louis Symphony this weekend is Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons." Steven Jarvi is at the podium and the violin soloists—all drawn from the symphony string section—are Jessica Cheng ("Spring"), Angie Smart ("Summer"), Jooyeon Kong ("Autumn"), and Alison Harney ("Winter"). What I left out was any mention of the other two works on the program.
Union Avenue Opera is nothing if not fearless, often taking on works that strain the company's space at the Union Avenue Christian Church to the limit.
The OnMusic Dictionary (at dictionary.onmusic.org) defines attacca as "a musical directive for the performer to begin the next movement (or section) of a composition immediately and without pause." Lately the symphony has been experimenting with playing compositions by different composers attacca as a way of highlighting similarities between the pieces. This weekend's bit of attacca might be the boldest yet, following the prelude to Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" (first performed in 1859) with Arnold Schoenberg's neurasthenic 1909 "monodrama" "Erwartung" ("Expectation").
David Robertson's on-stage introduction to Philippe Manoury's "Synapse", for violine and orchestra, made more sense than the composer's own description, which fluttered about such terms as "blocks", "formulas" and "specific grammar" without really explaining their true meaning. However, Robertson's substantial personal charisma seemed insufficient to make such a piece palatable to what was easily the sparsest audience in memory at a St. Louis Symphony concert.


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"I created this supper standout one day with just the items in my refrigerator at the time. The recipe will leave your mouth watering for more! My family craves this dish any time of year because it's so delicious and light. Enjoy!" writes Cyndi McLaughlin in Pinon Pines, California.
- 1 package (9 ounces) refrigerated angel hair pasta
- 1 cup butter, cubed
- 1/2 pound sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1 pound uncooked shrimp (31-40 per pound), peeled and deveined
- 1 cup julienned soft sun-dried tomatoes (not packed in oil)
- 1 package (2-1/4 ounces) slivered almonds, toasted
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 3 tablespoons white wine or chicken broth
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup minced fresh Italian parsley
- 1/2 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, heat butter over medium-high heat until melted. Add mushrooms; cook and stir 2 minutes. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add shrimp; cook and stir 5-7 minutes or until shrimp turn pink.
- Stir in tomatoes, almonds, feta cheese, wine, lemon juice, salt and pepper; cook 3-5 minutes or until heated through. Stir in parsley.
- Drain pasta; place in a serving dish. Top with shrimp mixture and cheese. Yield: 5 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested with sun-dried tomatoes that can be used without soaking. When using other sun-dried tomatoes that are not oil-packed, cover with boiling water and let stand until soft. Drain before using.
Originally published as Shrimp with Style in Simple & Delicious September/October 2006, p37
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This handsome Courthouse Steps Log Cabin quilt is a fabric lovers delight. The use of so many shirtings and prints of the 1880's-90's are so plentiful one will enjoy just looking at this close up and then it's a great visual from a distance. It displays well whether on a bed or use as a piece of wall art. I think you'll also love the backing fabric as shown. The quilt came from an estate in Stanton, Michigan. Note also the way the edge was finished using a knife edge technique. Great condition, so look at the images and decide if this is the quilt you'll enjoy.
Offering this unused, excellent condition quilt, a Wreath Of Roses. The quilt looks like it was just stored and wasn't used and has never been washed. An eye catching pattern of red and green with a tiny bit of cheddar in the center of the rose. There is hand quilting outlining each of the appliqued pieces. The binding was done by bringing the back forward to the front and hand stitched down. The hand quilting is done at 5 spi and nice hand applique. Pennsylvania
Offering this mint condition blue and white quilt,, a Hole in the Barn Door pattern. It is sometimes called Churn Dash and may have other names depending on the part of the country one may be from. One of the traits of this quilt is the super fine quilting, the condition and also the appealinig blue fabric used in making this quilt. Look at the images and note the workmanship. The conditon as noted is unused, mint and has been washed just one time. The fine hand quilting is at 12-13 stitches per inch. Now that is talent done so many years ago. For the binding the backing was brought to the front and machine stitched down. The quilt came from New York.
Offering this fine quality blue and white Bowtie or may also be called a Spools pattern quilt. The conditon is excellent. It is clean and ready to enjoy. The extra fine hand quilting is at 11 spi and quilted by the piece. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. This stunning quilt displays well and can be enjoyed in so many ways. It can even work in a contemporary home. Look at the details and design. From a Brazil, Indiana estate.
Offering this 2 color Ocean Waves antique quilt. The condition is very good and is fresh washed and ready to enjoy. It is all hand quilted at 5 spi with it being quilted by the piece and some double line quilting too. The separate binding is stitched on by machine. The quilt came from the George Alsbach estate in Weatherford, Ok. He had been a librarian at SWSU in Weatherford. A very usable quilt.
Offering this scrappy fabric Carpenter's Wheel quilt. It is in very good condition and is ready to enjoy. Lots of color and an attractive pattern. All hand quilted at 6 spi. The backing is a solid blue. The replaced binding of vintage floursack fabric is stitched on by hand. A fun quilt that gives some "happy" to a room! The use of the orange/pumpkin makes this pattern pop!! Kansas
Offering this beautiful well made quilt I am calling a Snowflake. It is all nicely hand cross stitched and also very well hand quilted at 8 spi. This is a kit quilt and it apears not to have been used. Some of the light blue stamped quilting dots still remain. It had never been washed when I acquired it and has had one bath. This is a very generous sized quilt of 77x95 inches and also has a synthetic batting. A very usable quilt that can be enjoyed on many of todays beds. For the binding the front was turned to the back and hand stitched down. The quilt came from the estate of Elvis Baumwart of Custer County , Oklahoma. A quilt with condition and visual appeal!!
Offering this exceptional floral applique quilt, a Crocus Floral Applique, in unused condition, looks to be mint and has had one bath. The hand quilting is fine at 11-13 spi and be sure to look at the images to see the quality workmanship. Several quilting patterns on this quilt. This is an unusal pattern as it is one I just have not seen throughout the years. It is also a dated quilt and there are initials along with the 1941 date embroidered on the bottom edge of the quilt. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. This is also a very large quilt with a generous size of 77x101 inches. Ohio
Offering this delightful Caesars Crown antique quilt that is both pieced and appliqued. The 20 blocks are pieced and the beautiful curving vines are appliqued. Note too the extra neat corner appliqued red and green block. The condition is very good and considering the age might be considered excellent. There is an old spot on the quilt as shown and a couple other insignificant spots. It has nice fine hand quilting at 10 spi. The neat separate binding is stitched on by hand. A quilt that looks wonderful on a wall and sure dresses up a bed! It has the look of a sophisticated pattern in an antique quilt. Kansas
Offering this hard to find quilt pattern, called Chinese Lanterns. It is a pattern designed by Hubert Ver Merhen in the 1930's, one of the early quilt designers. The patterns was marketed through the Home Art Studios. The quilt is in excellent condition and looks to be unwashed. Wonderful patterns of lanterns with different fabrics and black bases and black handles with black in the corners of the blocks. Love the swirls, diamonds and different designs that make up the lanterns. It is pieced and appliqued. It is hand quilted at 9 spi. This quilt displays well and has an attractive ice cream cone border. The neat lavender separate binding is stitched on by hand. This is a great quilt to add to a collection. Ohio
Offering this extra nice quilt from Pennsylvania, Garden of Eden. The pattern to me looked like a 4 block variation so I was glad to locate the pattern name for it. The condition is very good and I don't see any wear in the nice selection of early fabrics. Possibly never washed. It is all hand quilted at a fine 9 spi. The quilt has a nice print backing too as shown. For the binding the back is brought to the front and stitched down by hand. A nice collectors quilt. It displays well too. Almost looks like a game board from a distance. Pennsylvania
There's no question here... this attractive vintage String of Beads quilt has a note attached that reads "Bead Quilt made by Mrs. ED Meinking 1955". The quilt is in unused condition and has had one rinsing. All hand quilted at neat 8 spi and also hand appliqued. For the neat binding, the maker, Mrs ED Meinking stitched on a separate binding by hand. The quilt came out of the south central Kansas area. Generous in size and a very usable quilt. A pattern not frequently seen, so take a look and maybe this one will "speak" to you!
This Texas quilt called Glorified Postage Stamp Super Irish Chain,,, and sometimes called Quilt of a Thousand Pieces is in very good condition. There's some slight toning as shown. The small scale pieces look to be nice 1920's-30's prints. The pieces are only 7/8th inch in size, so smaller than a postage stamp! It is hand quilted on a diagonal pattern and the hand quilting is at 5-6 spi. There's about 5-6 black blocks with some slight wear. For the binding the backing was brought forward to the front and stitched down and on one side there's a knife edge. It looks to be all hand pieced,,, so much work. The quilt displays well and looks great used on a bed or a wall quilt with a good visual design.
Offering this fabulous Log Cabin Quilt from the 1880's that is in excellent condition. Taking a look at the great number of fabrics in this quilt one can only imagine all the time it took to piece and make this quilt. The quilting is around the block and more or less in the ditch, so not easily seen from the front , but more so on the back. Small narrow width logs make up this beauty. Just seeing all the shirting fabrics used in this quilt and wondering if they were left overs after making clothes. Also several conversation prints were used in this quilt. This is a great design, a light-dark log cabin, courthouse steps. From Little Compton, Rhode Island estate as I was told.
This is one fine Triple Irish Chain antique quilt. The quilting is excellent with fine hand quilting stitches at 9 spi. The condition is great, as it really looks unused, excellent and has had one bath. I acquired it from an estate in Sayre, Oklahoma. The lady was more of a collector, so I don't think it actually was one of her family quilts. The colors of deep yellow and brown work so well together and it has a triple border of the brown, yellow and white. There's a neat brown binding that is so nicely stitched on by hand in tiny stitches. The small blocks are barley 1 1/4 inch. It displays so nicley on either a bed or a wall or many other thoughtful ways. I can't say enough about the fine workmanship of this quilt. Western Oklahoma
This true small scale or minature Trip Around the World pattern crib or wall size quilt is in mint-excellent condition. Looks to be unused and may have been washed once. The size of the small blocks are 7/8 of an inch. All hand quilted at 7 spi and quilted by the block. The wonderful edge finished by doing a knife style edge. All hand whipped edging. A wonderful selection of 1930's prints and solids, so well put together. Some of the fabrics are novelty fabrics. Paris, Illinois
Offering this mint condition, looks unused, vintage cotton Double Wedding Ring pattern machine quilted quilt. The pattern is a small scale ring pattern and there are also quilting dots to which one could have quilted by. The machine quilting is done in straight lines. The front is turned to the back and machine stitched down. A very nice usable quilt and has an attractive pattern. Cheater fabric or printed patchwork as it is often called means the pattern is printed on the fabric and it is not pieced other than the bigger pieces at the seams. West Virginia
Offering this folky type applique quilt, Coxcomb and Currants. It is a 12 block quilt and all hand quilted. The quilt is in mint condition, unused and never washed. These quilts are getting harder to come by. The hand quilting is done at 7 spi and the applique is also done by hand. There are gentle scallops on 3 sides of the quilt. A 3 color quilt of orange and green applique on an off white ground. Don't you love the applique circles around the bud. A separate green binding that is stitched on by hand. This is more of a bold pattern and really looks great as a wall quilt or on a bed. Texas
Offering this early circa 1870's Acorn Bud quilt with lots of initials quilted in the ground of the quilt. The quilt is in good condition with some popping in the border fabric, a couple of the applique and small bite out of the border as shown. Lots of close hand quilting at 8 spi. Some of the initials include JW, LEW, JEL, JLW, RW, LW, JOW, MAW, OW, MRW. Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Offering this attractive pattern of circles and also looks like stars,, depends how one looks at the quilt. It is called Snowball or Pontiac Stars,, just a couple of the names for this pattern. Also looks like 4 point stars. The condition is excellent and it is all hand quilted at 7 spi. Looks to be hand pieced too,, so much work. The pieces are smaller and that means more work. The separate pink binding is stitched on by hand. Illinois
Offering this well made vintage Dresden Plate quilt from the 1930's. Love the hand quilting on this as it has a small clam shell quilting pattern and the quilting is done at a very good 8 spi. The appliqued plates are machine stitched down. A generous size of 79x94 inches, makes it one that can be used on a variety of beds. For the binding the front was turned to the back and hand stitched down. This is an Ohio quilt.
Offering this very usable vintage quilt, Churn Dash or also called Hole in the Barn Door. The quilt is in excellent contition and is ready to enjoy. It is all hand quilted. The quilt although looks to be from the 1930's, has blocks that appear to be older, more like 1890's fabrics of indigos and shirtings, so may have been a generational quilt. Or the blocks may have been done by someone and then put together in the 30's with fabrics of the time.
Offering this wonderful patterned quilt that looks so good hanging or displayed on a bed. It's a 9 Patch Variation pattern. The size is quite big, at a 86x99 inches. It is all very nicely hand quilted at 8-9 spi in little interlocking circles. The condition is excellent. Fabrics of indigos and a mourning print. Neat narrow binding formed by the back brought forward to the front and hand stitched down. From Rochester, New York.
Offering this attractive 8 Point Lemoyne Stars quilt. It is in excellent condition and looks to have had a bath so is ready to use and enjoy. Look at the nice dress prints and the quilting is really good at a 9-12 spi. The stars aren't real big and the quilt pattern in the white area looks like a little flowerlet. Cable with diamonds quilting in the border. Theres one block that has a super light print, as shown in the images. Wondered if the maker did that on purpose. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. From Illinois.
Offering this colorful quilt hand made from lots of feedsack fabrics. the quilt. Endless Chain, or looks like Pinwheels to me. This is an Alice Brooks, Laura Wheeler, C Curtis, or OCS pattern most likey. Condition is excellent and unused, has had a bath. There's one small spot as shown. Hand quilting is done at 5 spi and the deep purple border has a nice separate green binding that is stitched on by hand. Piecing was done mostly by hand. Illinois
This colorful Texas Lone Star quilt is in very good condition . Actually was unused and has had one washing. There is some very slight color bleed in 5 of the pumpkin diamonds and a small storage spot on the binding. Solids of pumpkin, green and pink on a white ground and a border of pumpkin , white and green with a pumpkin binding. The binding is put on by machine. The quilting is by hand at 7-8 spi. The diamonds are on the smaller scale and very nicely pieced. There is quilting in each diamond. The border has a cable-like quilting pattern. The quilt is clean and ready to use or display. Massachusetts
Miniature Rainbow Hexagons Quilt 3/4 INCH (q-275) Circa 1920's-30's, size 78x102. The condition of this fabulous quilt is excellent, looks unused. The small hand pieced and hand quilted pieces that make up this awesome quilt just make me want to know the person that made this quilt. It came from an estate in Wentworth, Mo. and with some research, found it was made by Pearl Davidson. There are approximately 12,320 pieces in the quilt. All hand quilted at 9 spi. The small hexagons are only 3/4 inch and the side of each hexagon is less than an 1/2 inch. The separate tiny binding is hand whipped on. A real treasure and a special quilt. It is such a treat for the eyes with the use of solid cottons, making a field of hexagons. Lots of visual appeal. Missouri estate.


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Self-encrypting hard drive standards
The nonprofit Trusted Computing Group has released three new encryption standards for vendors. The Opal Standards give vendors and users "a transparent way to fully encrypt data in hardware without affecting performance so that data is safe no matter what happens to the drive," TCG's Robert Thibadeau told Security Management.
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Peng Ye
Email: "yphysics" At "illinois.edu"
Institute for Condensed Matter Theory, Department of Physics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), IL USA.
Research Interests
I am a theorist in condensed matter physics. I show interests in a broad spectrum of research topics.
(9/2003-7/2007) undergraduate, Bachelor of Science, Physics
in Department of Physics, Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU), Guangzhou, China
Seminar Supervisor: Prof. Xiang-Qian Luo
Research area: Gauge theory on a lattice
(9/2007-7/2012) PhD, Physics
in Institute for Advanced Study (IASTU), Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
PhD Supervisor: Prof. Zheng-Yu Weng
Research area: Condensed Matter Theory
PhD Thesis title: Quantum Magnetism and High-Temperature Superconductivity in t-J model
Work Experience
Postdoctoral Fellow, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
(Since 8/2015)
ICMT Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Condensed Matter Theory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), USA.
Research Papers
[YeXX]: XX stands for the year during which the first version was finalized.
All research papers (except [07]) can be found in the permanent link: http://arxiv.org/a/ye_p_1
References and Citations can be found in the right hand side of the arXiv page of the paper by clicking "NASA-ADS"
Topological order, symmetry-protected topological order, quantum entanglement, lattice gauge theory, etc.
[] in progress, to appear
Title: SPT
[15a] PY and Zheng-Cheng Gu, [arXiv:1508.05689]
Title: Topological Quantum Field Theory of Three-Dimensional Bosonic Abelian-Symmetry-Protected Topological Phases
[14d] Ching Hua Lee and PY, Phys. Rev. B 91, 085119 (2015). [arXiv:1410.8670]
Title: Free-fermion entanglement spectrum through Wannier interpolation
[14c] PY and Zheng-Cheng Gu, Phys. Rev. X 5, 021029 (2015). [arXiv:1410.2594] [20p]
Title: Vortex-line condensation in three dimensions: A physical mechanism of bosonic topological insulators
Media: [[http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca/node/96489]]
[14b] Zheng-Xin Liu, Jia-Wei Mei, PY, and Xiao-Gang Wen, Phys. Rev. B 90, 235146 (2014). [arXiv:1408.1676]
Title: U(1)$\times$U(1) symmetry protected topological order in Gutzwiller wave functions
[14a] Ching Hua Lee, PY, and Xiao-Liang Qi, J. Stat. Mech. P10023 (2014). [arXiv:1403.1039]
Title: Position-momentum duality in the entanglement spectrum of free fermions
[13b] PY and Juven Wang, Phys. Rev. B 88, 235109 (2013). [arXiv:1306.3695] [23p]
Title: Symmetry-protected topological phases with charge and spin symmetries: Response theory and dynamical gauge theory in two and three dimensions
[13a] PY and Xiao-Gang Wen, Phys. Rev. B 89, 045127 (2014). [arXiv:1303.3572v3] [22p]
Title: Constructing symmetric topological phases of bosons in three dimensions via fermionic projective construction and dyon condensation
[12c] PY and Xiao-Gang Wen, Phys. Rev. B 87, 195128 (2013). [arXiv:1212.2121]
Title: Projective construction of two-dimensional symmetry-protected topological phases with U(1), SO(3), or SU(2) symmetries
[07] PY, X.-L. Yu, Y. Guan, and X.-Q. Luo, Mod. Phys. Lett. A 22, 547 (2007).
Title: Overlap fermions in the strong coupling limit
Theory of weakly / strongly correlated electronic materials
[] in progress, to appear
Title: Slave-particle
[] in progress, to appear
Title: Band materials
[13d] Yao Ma, PY, and Zheng-Yu Weng, New J. Phys. 16 083039 (2014). [arXiv:1311.3395] [30p]
Title: Low-Temperature Pseudogap Phenomenon: Precursor of High-$T_c$ Superconductivity
[13c] Qing-Rui Wang and PY, Phys. Rev. B 90, 045106 (2014). [arXiv:1310.6496]
Title: Sign structure and generalized Marshall theorem for the spin-S t-J chain
[12b] PY and Qing-Rui Wang, Nucl. Phys. B 874, 386 (2013). [arXiv:1206.0258]
Title: Monopoles, confinement and charge localization in the t-J model with dilute holes
[12a] Chao-Xing Liu, PY, and Xiao-Liang Qi, Phys. Rev. B 87, 235306 (2013). [arXiv:1204.6551] [Erratum].
Title: Chiral gauge field and axial anomaly in a Weyl-semi-metal
[11b] PY, Long Zhang, and Zheng-Yu Weng, Phys. Rev. B 85, 205142 (2012). [arXiv:1110.0125]
Title: Superconductivity in mutual Chern-Simons gauge theory
[11a] PY, Chu-Shun Tian, Xiao-Liang Qi, and Zheng-Yu Weng, Nucl. Phys. B 854, 815 (2012). [arXiv:1106.1223] [19p]
Title: Electron fractionalization and unconventional order parameters of the t-J model
[10] PY, Chu-Shun Tian, Xiao-Liang Qi, and Zheng-Yu Weng, Phys. Rev. Lett. 106, 147002 (2011). [arXiv:1007.2507]
Title: Confinement-deconfinement interplay in quantum phases of doped Mott insulators
Scientific Service: Regular Referee of Physical Review Letters (PRL), Physical Review X (PRX), Physical Review B (PRB), Annals of Physics, and referee of some other cond-mat journals.
Some Academic Honors / Awards
- Chen Ning Yang Fellowship (Tsinghua, 13 Sep., 2007)
- The Best Poster Award in Annual Meeting of Chinese Physical Society (Nankai Univ., Sep. 2010)
- Tsinghua Excellent Graduate Student Scholarship (Minor Award) (Tsinghua, Oct., 2010)
- Tsinghua Scholarship for Overseas Graduate Studies (Tsinghua, July, 2011)
- Tsinghua Excellent Graduate Student Scholarship (Major Award) (Tsinghua, Oct. 2011)
- Graduation with Distinction of Beijing City (Jul. 2012)
- Tsinghua Outstanding PhD Dissertation (Major Award) (Jul. 2012)
- SYSU Excellence Award (Third-Class Award) (SYSU, Sep. 2004).
- SYSU Excellence Award (Minor Award) (SYSU, Sep. 2005)
- SYSU Excellence Award (Major Award) (SYSU, Sep. 2006)
- Japan Sumitomo Corporation Scholarship (SYSU, Sep. 2006)
- 2007 SYSU Graduation with Distinction (SYSU Degree Ceremony, July, 2007)


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Controlling Technology: Political Narratives of Copyright
In 1976, the National Commission on New Technological Uses (CONTU) recommended that computer programs be included as "literary" works under the Copyright Act, making them subject to copyright law. With no legislative debate, Congress amended Section 102 of the Copyright Act to include computer programs as "literary" works. 1 Although the courts were left to determine the applicable degree of protection, the CONTU report set the stage for the absorption of new technology under copyright law. Much has happened since the CONTU report, including the development of the Internet. The Internet represents the most significant challenge to property rights in this century and the CONTU report provides an integral framework for understanding how this challenge will be confronted.
President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore made the construction of a National Information Infrastructure (NII) a priority for their administration during the 1990s. Among the important issues associated with the NII are privacy rights, who should regulate and own the NII, obscenity, and the applicability of the First Amendment. When Congress became obsessed with the issue of children's access to pornography via the Internet, public attention turned toward issues of censorship. 2 The debate over privacy rights, security, and encryption technology has been highly politicized and is of great concern to those interested in the future of the Internet. However, while public attention has been turned toward pornography and encryption technology, an equally important aspect of the NII has failed to garner much public interest. This debate concerned the recommendations of the working group on intellectual property presented in July 1994 and the subsequent treat-


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In the version of WCF that shipped with .Net Framework 3.0 we didn't support custom validators with transport level HTTP security. We received much feedback from the community that this was a highly desired feature, so I'm happy to say we added support for this scenario in the 3.5 release of the .Net...
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The High Cost of Political Influence
Magazine: Summer 2008
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"Political influence may come at the cost of lower productivity," explains Anders Olofsgård, a senior fellow at the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics at the Stockholm School of Economics. "Politicians are expecting something in return from you. One way to pay back politicians is through jobs. So you may be locked into keeping higher employment than you otherwise might be." Olofsgård and co-author Raj M. Desai, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution, argue that bloated staffs are no bargain for any company.


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Playing with focus inside Notre Dame :]
just beautiful
exceptional quality. i htink it would be neat if only one flame was truly visible. maybe blurring/hazy other flames would focus it in one spot. i stilllike it htough it is very spiritual.
cool photo. Going in my favs. This picture has that calming effect.
So Beautiful....reminds me of When we celebrate Diwali the Hindu Festival of Lights in my country Guyana.I am inspired
That's beautiful. The title is lovely, and the angle/lighting in the actual picture is marvelous as well!
you're lucky you have so many wonderful places to go to take photographs, you are also lucky you have such an eye!
Incredible... so calm...
I have alwasy wanted to take a photo like this but there are no places to do it from XD
Thats a great shot of candles- never had much luck with them myself, which sucks. Good job
This is really sweet.
Beautiful. I saw your Eiffel Tower shot so I assumed this shot was at the Notre Dame. Beautiful place, it is.
beautiful and peaceful
beautiful composition. love the peacefulness in this shot
Love this one .....Haven't seen your work for a long time and it's great to see them again...they are such a bunch of wonderful creative works....congratulations for the reward that you deserved! Have a good one....
I almost expect the flames to start moving.
Wow-ee And the focus is awesome. Very nicely done!
C'est beau! It is the Night of a Thousand Candles. Bon travail! It is an amazing and very inspirational shot!
lovely DoF effect
perfect photo for me during this holy week...
i love really really love this...
i love really really love this...
"Prayers" and "Beauty from Darkness" are really exceptional.
Flowers and candles --you see all the time.
But you did a beautiful version.
Do you have in mind what the pic will be like..???
(that was a backwards sentence)...
Flowers and candles --you see all the time.
But you did a beautiful version.
Do you have in mind what the pic will be like..???
(that was a backwards sentence)...
Great photo!! And paris... everything in Paris is magical :]
Gah, beautiful! I went to Notre Dame ages ago, and I remember it had the exactly same feel as this photo. I love the movment in the flames, it's like they've been caught in a draft or something... ominous draft
But ya, I fave this, because it reminds me of my trip to Paris, which was an amazing time for me
(and it's good too)
But ya, I fave this, because it reminds me of my trip to Paris, which was an amazing time for me
(and it's good too)
You're so lucky that you got to go there! I envy you.
It is a gorgeous photo. At least I can look at that.
It is a gorgeous photo. At least I can look at that.
I lit a candle there 3 weeks ago. I wonder if it is still burning
oh this is so gorgeous! reminds me of a piece in my gallery i wish i could fav. The depth is beautiful, and i just love the focus.
great work
great work
Cheers Kylie! I remember it well That photo of yours was probably influencing me whilst I was editing this..
this is soo beautiful
soo beautiful!
gorgeous...love the lighting and DOF.
beautiful. just beautiful.
Very very very pretty =]. Almost spooky, but nice =]
thats really nice that is
love it! it's kind of haunting


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Is there a way I can use a wireless keyboard and mouse without inserting its USB stick into the USB port?
By just using the Wi-Fi available on the laptop.
Is there a way I can use a wireless keyboard and mouse without inserting its USB stick into the USB port?
By just using the Wi-Fi available on the laptop.
No. A wireless mouse/keyboard does not use regular WiFi (i.e. 802.11x) and can only bind with the receiver it came with. (An exception may be the Logitech Unifying receiver, which allows connecting every Logitech device that supports it, to a single receiver - but still, it will take one USB port.)
If you do not want to use a receiver, consider using a Bluetooth mouse and/or keyboard.
Yes and no. Yes, this is possible. No, it doesn't work with WiFi (802.11).
Instead, this can be accomplished with Bluetooth, another wireless technology built into most modern notebooks. If yours is equipped with it, you can use Bluetooth mice and keyboards. There's plenty available.
Actually, HP makes a Wi-Fi mouse. I have one, and it works most of the time. It is called the "Wi-Fi Mobile Mouse".
As others have mentioned, Bluetooth is a better way to go.
To fill in a bit more explanation to some of the great answers already given:
The WiFi (802.11 a/b/g/n) requires having some kind of a central authority to pass data around -- called an
Your computer connects to an access point as a client... often having to enter some kind of authentication -- WEP key/WPA Key/etc.
Imagine if you had to enter this key into your keyboard or your mouse before they could connect to the access point and then connect to your computer.
In reality, this just doesn't work -- so alternative methods of connecting from device to computer were invented. Simpler protocols such as bluetooth and whatever else is out there.
[1] For the moment, I am skipping adhoc networks, but those are rare.
Yes, this is possible, in theory, but the chances of it being possible with the keyboard you already have, or with any keyboard that is likely to exist COTS, are pretty much zero.
Data radios come in many different types and variations, and they are not interchangeable. For this to work, would require that the radio built into the keyboard be built to operate on the Wifi band, using the Wifi protocols. In practice, people who design and make wireless keyboards do not usually choose this band or this protocol, for a variety of technical reasons, most notably that Wifi radios tend to be very power-hungry, negatively impacting battery life.
Most wireless keyboards instead use a Bluetooth radio, with a significant minority using some other band that I don't know the identity of, but do know that it is neither Bluetooth nor Wifi. The closest things I know of to any existent Wifi-using wireless keyboard are a few tablet/smartphone apps which turn those devices into wireless keyboards, and which use Wifi because the radio is already there in pretty much all such devices.
Although possible in theory, you would find that it would drain the battery of the mouse very quickly (that is, in a matter of days). Wi-Fi is extremely power hungry, and low power solutions such as Bluetooth or ZigBee are far better suited.
In addition, Wi-Fi is difficult to set up without some sort of visible console to select the Wi-Fi password, encryption type, etc., which creates a bit of a Catch-22 - how do you enter the password for Wi-Fi if you don't have a keyboard set up yet?
Thus, the market has moved towards efficient, low-power, low range devices to transmitting keystrokes and mouse movements to a laptop.


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|Circle of Home Care Services (Toronto)
|Circle of Care is an accredited non-profit, multi-service agency, serving clients across the Greater Toronto Area. The agency has been in business since 1974, and is now an affiliate of the Sinai Health System. Circle of Care is recognized as a leader in the provision of home health care and community support services. Circle of Care provides care to multiple communities, ethnic and religious groups, including Holocaust survivors, in more than 24 different languages. Our services include: personal support, respite and palliative care, homemaking, social work, assisted living, Kosher Meals on Wheels, exercise and falls prevention classes, transportation, physiotherapy, visiting hospice, a Day Centre for Seniors with dementia and diner's clubs.
Services offered in Peel Region:
• Home Support Services - help with personal care, such as bathing, grooming and dressing * homemaking and light housekeeping * caregiver relief * emergency care * specialized service for Alzheimer's, palliative, mental health, and acquired brain injury.
• Kosher Meals on Wheels - deliver kosher meals every weekday * All meals are prepared under the supervision of the Kashruth Council of Toronto * Meals are prepared and delivered to clients for same-day dining or frozen for future use
|Office: Daily 7am - 8:30pm
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|Etobicoke ; North York ; Toronto ; York Region
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|Service - Subsidies are available for Personal Support and Homemaking, Meals on Wheels, Transportation and Days Centre for Seniors Adult Day Program to those who qualify
|English ; French ; Chinese (Cantonese) ; Italian ; Russian ; Services offered in a 24 languages
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4211 Yonge Street, Suite 401
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'Where Ideas Learn to Fly' exhibit at BGSU's Jerome Library
"Where Ideas Learn to Fly," a traveling Ohio Early Childhood Education exhibition, is on display now through Oct. 6 at Jerome Library.
The interactive exhibit, displayed on the second floor of the library, illustrates the implementation of Reggio Emilia practices and principles in the classroom. The teaching approach stresses the formation of fundamental relationships between teachers, children and families in an educational setting.
Developed by educators in the town of Reggio Emilia in Italy, the concept was introduced to Ohio's early childhood educators through an exhibit titled "The Hundred Languages of Children." The educational approach emphasizes early childhood education through projects directed in part by the children, the use of art, music and other media, heavy parental involvement and teachers who also are learners.
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A large archive of famed superscout for the Pittsburgh Pirates HOWIE HAAK
These scrapbooks,compiled by Howie himself are of his early formative years as player,coach and trainer,before he joined the Pirates.
Consisting of two scrapbooks documenting the years approximately 1928 to1942,beginning with his early baseball and basketball experiences at the high school level,then US Navy,(1928-31),then at Cook Academy in Montour Falls,NY (1931-2)and on to the University of Rochester,(1932-5),with the Rochester Red Wings as catcher,Utility man and assistant trainer until he was named trainer in 1938 and served in this position til joining the Navy in 1942. Also covered are his playing of other sports mostly basketball for several of the above mentioned entities especially the U of R.
Archive consist of approximately 50 photos,many unique,many team photos including at Cook's and military,and dozens with Red Wings. Several spring training photos,rosters and schedules,intimate shots with friends and fellow players,programs and scorecards,ephemera.
The great bulk of the archive consists of clippings from various newspapers documenting his particapation as player and trainer.
Archive fills in a large hole that exists in this important scout's early years
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Howard Frederick Haak (August 28, 1911 — February 22, 1999), pronounced "Hake," was an American professional baseball scout for almost 50 years, from the end of World War II through his 1993 retirement.
[edit] Scouted Latin America and Caribbean
Although he spoke little Spanish, he became perhaps the best-known Major League Baseball scout of his era who worked in Latin America and the Caribbean, and signed "scores of players" during his career from Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Panama, Cuba, and the Virgin Islands — most of them for the Pittsburgh Pirates, for whom Haak worked for 38 years. Haak also played a key role in the Pirates' decision to select Roberto Clemente in the 1954 Rule 5 draft; the right fielder from Puerto Rico would go on to make 3,000 hits, win two World Series championships and the 1971 World Series MVP award, and earn a spot in the Baseball Hall of Fame upon his untimely death in an airplane crash while on a humanitarian mission to Nicaragua.[1]
[edit] Playing and early scouting career
Baseball Reference lists no playing record under Haak's entry[2], but according to his New York Times obituary and an interview with Tom Bird published in the February 1994 issue of Baseball Digest, Haak was a catcher in the extensive St. Louis Cardinals farm system during the 1930s. According to the Bird interview, Haak's playing career was ended by a severe arm injury, but he was still in the game as traveling secretary of the Cards' Rochester Red Wings farm club at the close of the 1941 season when he answered the telephone in a deserted Red Wings' clubhouse. The caller was Cardinals' general manager Branch Rickey.
"He said, 'I need an outfielder right now for the big club. Is there anyone there who can help us?'" Haak recalled in 1994. "'Yeah,' I said, 'Musial, and take Kurowski and Dusak with him.'"[3] Hall of Famer Stan Musial went on to set the National League record for hits (since broken by all-time hits leader Pete Rose), while Whitey Kurowski starred as a third baseman on St. Louis' 1940s dynasty and Erv Dusak had a creditable MLB career as an outfielder.
During the Second World War, Rickey left St. Louis to take over the Brooklyn Dodger organization, and when he expanded his scouting staff at the war's end in 1945, he hired Haak as a full-time Brooklyn scout. In that capacity, Haak was one of several Dodger evaluators who scouted Jackie Robinson while he played in the Negro Leagues. Robinson ultimately broke the baseball color line and went on to the Hall of Fame.
[edit] Clemente's success opened door
Haak followed Rickey to the Pirates at the close of the 1950 season. Four years later, after scouting the Triple-A International League, he recommended the drafting of Clemente (ironically, from Brooklyn), who had been "hidden" on the Montreal Royals roster during the 1954 season. The highly talented, 19-year-old Clemente was only given 148 at bats with Montreal because the Dodgers did not have room for him on their MLB roster and didn't want to expose him to rival scouts and the Rule 5 draft.[4]
Clemente's success inspired Haak, and the Pirate front office, to take an aggressive role in scouting Latin America and the Caribbean. According to his obituary, Haak's signings included José DeLeón, Cecilio Guante, Al McBean, Román Mejías, Omar Moreno, Manny Sanguillén, and Rennie Stennett. Many of these players were crucial members of the Pirates' 1971 and 1979 world championship teams. "We thank God for him," Sanguillén was quoted as saying in Haak's Times obituary. "He's opened the door for us."[5]
Haak was the first recipient of the Scout of the Year award in 1984 in recognition of his lifetime of achievement.[6] He left Pittsburgh after the 1988 season, and spent the final five years of his scouting career working for the Houston Astros, retiring at the age of 82. He died five years later, aged 87, in Palm Springs, California
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Who Is M.Owen Refering To??!
But he's good in the cups, when SAF doesn't want to put the key strikers out, think overall he played 16 (some as sub), scored 6. Not too bad a return.
SAF will have worked out his roster and MO works for this year, so I don't have too many worries there - I hope it may be a sign that some of our younger bright lights are going to be given serious game time.
I understand the feelings over the way he left Anfield,interesting to consider that he is (at heart) an Everton man, so lacking the connection of someone like Robbie Fowler, who stood on the terraces in Istanbul.
At the end of the day, I reckoned you sold him at the right time and had his best years.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Jun 3, 2011 23:10 Flag
Your right its not that bad a return but not great, and thinking about it while I'm not sure what his wage is I got to think its similar to Cole, and you did get a much better return off of Owen that we did from JC. But other than being another homegrown player, I'd question the wisdom of keep either on the squad roster if there was a 22 or 23 year old who was also stating a claim.
End of the day it's a balancing act based on not just the wage bill but fitting into the 25 man roster. But one thing that does puzzle me a little is that he signed so early. That would suggest that SAF has already decided he's part of the plans for next season, while I would have thought he'd wait until nearing the deadline to decide who is and is not surplus to requirements based on transfer activity.
That would suggest he really rates him as our primary back up striker, or that he has no plans, other than maybe bring back one of your youngsters who don't have to be named in the 25 man squad, to go out and buy a senior striker.
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Welbeck and possibly Macheda will be in the first team sqaud next season, neither of which are over 21 yet. There is no problem with Owen fitting in the 25 man sqaud as i've previously said. We have 25 players at the minute over 21, but Kuszczak is a certainty to go. Thats 1 place for a signing straight away. De Gea is most likely to be the new keeper, he won't need a place in the 25 as he is only 20, so to sign 2 more senior players on top of him, you would only have to find 1 more space in the sqaud. That is easily done with the likes of Diouf, Obertan, Gibson, Brown all possibly leaving this summer either permanently or own loan. I think its more likely we'll register less than 25 players than anything else.
Also its not a surprise to see him sign early. Fergie has clearly decided the striker department is fine and needs no adjustments. There would only be a need to wait if we were after another striker and Owen was a fallback option, clearly not the case, and I would agree with Fergies judgement, we have plenty of options upfront for next season


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So as you've all been made aware of by now, the Green Bay Packers finally pulled the trigger on a deal that sent Hall of Fame-bound quarterback Brett Favre to the New York Jets. Finally, the national nightmare that was the Brett Favre Saga has come to an end, and life in America can resume. At least, you think it is.
You see, now that Brett's been traded the odds are that the media attention he has received the last weeks is going to decrease. Instead of talking about him for 22 hours a day on ESPN, those at the worldwide leader only plan on talking about him for 18 hours today. This isn't acceptable for Brett. He wants to be on our minds all day, everyday. The problem for Brett is now that he's going to be playing in New York City, he has a lot of competition for the limelight. In Green Bay the only thing he had to compete with were a couple of cows and a few thousand people who feel that a wedge of cheese is meant to be worn on the head.
In New York, Brett's bush league antics won't fly, and that's why he's already begun scheming up new ways to keep every eye on him in the Big Apple. Find out what Brett's planning to do after the jump.
With so many other famous athletes and celebrities in New York, Brett is going to have to step up his game off the field if he wants to get attention. Obviously, the best way to do this is to start dating another celebrity. This will make sure he's a constant presence on Page Six, which of course will lead to a Super Bowl victory. That's why Brett is going to start dating Madonna. The fact that it will infuriate Alex Rodriguez can only make this story even better as a six-month feud between the two will dominate the tabloids in New York before the two finally reach an agreement.
That agreement being to have a three-way, film it, and release the tape on the internet for $19.95.
Of course, dating both Madonna and A-Rod might not be enough, which is why Brett has a backup plan. That camera he used to film the threesome? It's not just for homemade porn, as Brett will also use it to videotape Jets practices and sell the footage to Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots.
Another way Brett can get some attention is by showing up at Jets camp today and immediately demanding that the organization un-retire Joe Namath's number 12 so that he can wear it. "That guy was overrated anyway," Favre will say. Then in Week 3 when the Jets travel to San Diego for a Monday Night Football appearance, he can show up Broadway Joe one more time. While being interviewed by Suzy Kolber before kick-off, Brett will forget about seeking permission from her and just proceed to ram his tongue down her throat on the sidelines.
Will all that be enough, though? Favre isn't sure, which is why tomorrow morning he's going to call his new head coach Eric Mangini and demand to be traded to the Minnesota Vikings. After being told by the Jets that it's just not possible, he can then tell the team he's retiring again, but change up his mind 20 minutes later and call a press conference.
During that press conference a teary eyed Brett can tell the media that he just missed the game too much and wants to give it one more shot. Unfortunately, the Jets have made it painfully clear that they don't want him back and he's already moved on, so he wants his outright release.
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C.J. MacConnell, a sales manager at Thomson-MacConnell Cadillac Inc., isn't shy about giving the boss advice. While many executives invite feedback, C.J.'s boss also happens to be his father and president of the company, Chris MacConnell.
That can make for some interesting conversations. After C.J. started working at the dealership in 2010, Chris told his mother how things were going.
"I said, 'Mom, C.J. is driving me nuts. 'Here's what you've got to do, Dad. Here's what's wrong.' "
"My mom just cut me off and said, 'Chris, that sounds like 38 years ago when you went to work for your Dad. That's what your Dad would say when he came home from work.' "
Now in its 61st year, Thomson-MacConnell remains a family affair. Chris and brothers Dan (vice president) and Tim (treasurer) lead the company. Each has a son in the business. Mike MacConnell is Tim's son and runs Cincinnati Auto Credit Inc. and Portage Financial Services Company Inc. Scott MacConnell is Dan's son and is a sales manager.
There's clearly strong chemistry between the fathers and sons, and among the cousins. All want to do what's best for the business. The cousins are confident that means letting them run the company when the time is right. The fathers want the same thing, but their experience makes them approach succession planning more cautiously.
Not only is the fathers' financial investment at stake, but 80-plus jobs also are riding on the transition. Mike MacConnell, who has been there the longest, said he gets it. Roughly 10 percent of family businesses make it to the third generation, according to the Harvard Business Review.
"They're nervous about the transition. You hear stats about a third generation business, the failure rate, that's driving a lot of that. It's not unfounded, it's legitimate," he said.
"Would we like to continue this? As far as I'm concerned, absolutely. I like working at a place where I know all three of us busted our butts growing up and want to continue that."
The cousins grew up in the business, which meant pulling weeds around the dealership, cleaning bathrooms and hauling parts to be recycled during the summer. The family has gone through the Next Generation Institute at the Goering Center for Family and Private Business, and has also worked with Pathway Guidance in Kenwood to develop a long-term strategic plan.
C.J. knows he shares his father's passion and willingness to speak up. Working together makes their relationship more complicated, but C.J. said there's at least one benefit he can't get anywhere else.
"It's been a gift, because I think about how lucky I am – and I would never admit this to him – how lucky I am to spend significant time with my dad." ¦


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"It's not only missing calls. They didn't miss that slash. He didn't read it well. It was a slash. But it's the wrong guy."
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"I wouldn't say I missed it, I did not miss it for a good three months. I guess subconsciously I knew I was out. I was going to be out for a long time. I think I just wanted to shut myself off. Not watch it or read about it or anything like that and concentrate on other things in my life."
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Sub: #2 This # is not a working #.a
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This # is not a working #.a voicemail that never call back even if you left a message.try hundred times already but no luck.
Sub: #3 Who are you to say that this
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Who are you to say that this company didn't give you a hard time,then give me their #,so we can talk to them.nobody had their #.
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Credits: 769.15
Sub: #5 Illegal company
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Sub: #7 Quote:Originally Posted by AnonymousI got a $200 loan from these
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Originally Posted by Anonymous
I got a $200 loan from these guys in april of 2007, and I have already paid them $360. I put a stop payment on it so maybe i would get a statement or something. But some lady from bad debt investigations called me saying I still owed them $420. and if I didn't pay by the end of the month that they would take me to court. What do I do?
I would let them take me to court then maybe you can see who your dealing with.
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Originally Posted by Anonymous
I did receive a loan from SGQ Processing in Dec. 2009, or my Wife did, anyway. We had to change BANKS shortly after that and my Wife could not get hold of anyone from there to give them our new information. They NEVER replied to our e-mails. Had no trouble contacting other places, why them? Today, my Wife got a threngthening call from a place in Georgia, saying they were taking me to Court and they wanted their money. We only borrowed $300, but somehow now, we owe over $500.00. I wonder if this Lady is logite, or is she working for them? She wants us to put payments on a pre-paid card to pay them. Should we do this or just ignore it?
I wouldn't admit to owing a debt to a voice on the phone. Nor would I give this company your new account information because they aren't even licensed to lend in most states. Next time they call, tell them you will be patiently awaiting a court date because you are prepared to expose them for what they are, criminals!
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Sub: #10 I did receive a loan from SGQ Processing in Dec. 2009, or my Wif
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