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I was working so have only seen brief excerpts — was it this good? Certainly, Tom Brady is even better than Katarina Witt. (I'm guessing that very few people still wish that Mark Penn was running the Democratic campaign…)
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Congrats to Philadelphia's local athletic club for winning their professional sports competition. A few notes:
Looks like the idea of stripping Joe Lieberman of his Homeland Security Chairmanship is being floated publicly. Obviously, given his stumping for McCain (including at the GOP convention), the Democratic leadership should show no mercy towards him; the only question is which punishment is most consistent with party interests. I still like the idea of making him commit to voting cloture on every Democratic bill as a condition of keeping his chairmanship, but if Reid thinks that it isn't necessary just booting him is certainly fine with me.
With respect to the Select Intelligence committee, I would see Rockefeller leaving as good news, but Dianne Feinstein taking over is just marginally less bad news. Easing Byrd out of of his Appropriations chair seems like a good idea too.
Apparently pointing out the indisputable fact that the Bush administration lied in the run-up to the Iraq war is now, according to one of the Kagans who pass for a Republican foreign policy intelligentsia, a "conspiracy theory." Of course. if Kagan knew anything about anything that would be "elitist", and he's nothing if not a man of the people by that standard.
Bonus Bush Iraq-related lying here.
Although, in fairness, when Lafferty asserts that "Sarah Palin supports women's rights, deeply and passionately," one can see her point. Palin does clearly support such cherished women's rights as their right to be subject to state coercion forcing them to bear their rapist's child, their right to have no viable legal remedies if they get unequal money for equal work, their right to pay for your own rape kits, etc. If you define "feminism" as "bog-standard reactionary Republican anti-women policies…supported by a woman!" then you have to admit Palin qualifies. As for the value of using this standard, you'll have to use your own judgment…
Huh. I see no alternative but to give us the credit for the forthcoming victory.
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Steven Calabresi waxes hysterical and ludicrously implausible:
If Mr. Obama wins we could possibly see any or all of the following: a federal constitutional right to welfare; a federal constitutional mandate of affirmative action wherever there are racial disparities, without regard to proof of discriminatory intent; a right for government-financed abortions through the third trimester of pregnancy; the abolition of capital punishment and the mass freeing of criminal defendants; ruinous shareholder suits against corporate officers and directors; and approval of huge punitive damage awards, like those imposed against tobacco companies, against many legitimate businesses such as those selling fattening food.
Admittedly, not all of these are equivalent. The idea that the Constitution says nothing about the size of punitive damage awards, for examples, is held by such un-American Trotskyites as Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, and it's hilarious to see Calabresi get finished complaining that Obama's judges will write their notions of economic policy into the Constitution and then claim that his own right-wing economic views can magically be found in penumbras and emanations from the 14th Amendment. At any rate, some of these positions would in my view be defensible, others would not, some are just crude, unserious demagogy ("mass freeing of criminal defendants?" "a federal constitutional mandate of affirmative action wherever there are racial disparities"?) but for most of these the idea that the median Supreme Court justice would support such judgments after an Obama administration is silly. One can say the same thing for the idea that "the left" is poised to "capture" largely Republican-dominated federal courts. And the whole piece is based on idiotic claims that to disagree with Steven Calabresi's highly contestable views is to reject constitutionalism altogether.
Anyway, on how does Calabresi justify his claims that Obama would pack the Supreme Court with justices that would have to turn right to see Thurgood Marshall? By, like many Drudge-driven hacks before him, quoting his (perfectly accurate) claims that the Warren Court wasn't particularly radical, while leaving out some rather key information, such as his skepticism about the courts as tools of social reform. The idea that Obama is going to appoint a bunch of judges far to the left of the current mainstream is, for better or worse, almost entirely unfounded. And I somehow doubt that this attempt to create panic about the possibility that after winning the popular vote in 4 out of 7 elections the Democrats might get more than 2 Supreme Court appointments is going to be very politically effective either.
Right. Selig was unequivocally right not to want to have the World Series determined by a 5 1/2 inning game, and I can't believe that any serious Phillies fan would want to win the World Series that way.
Mr. Trend doesn't like the New York City Council's decision to permit Michael Bloomberg to run for a third term. I'm not really persuaded by the arguments against, however. A couple points:
The bottom line for me is this: talk about a supposed "deep contempt for democracy"aside, Bloomberg actually has to run for re-election; he's not being re-appointed to a third term. If the term limit extension is truly a high priority for New York voters and they strongly oppose it, they're free to vote him (and the councilors that supported the extension) out of office. If the voters prefer Bloomberg to remain in office — whether because they support the extension or because they see the issue as trivial — I see no good democratic argument for why they shouldn't be allowed to have their way.
In any case, deadly threats aimed at abortion providers – unlike, for example, bombs planted in opposition to the War in Vietnam – remain a live fact about life in the United States. So when Sarah Palin refuses to call clinic bombers "terrorists," it's hard to take seriously her pretended moral outrage about the fact that Barack Obama served on a foundation board with someone who had been an anti-war bomber (never involved in a fatal incident) thirty years earlier.
And one might add that it's perhaps even more instructive that having served on some foundation boards with an ex-terrorist with zero deaths on his cv is supposed to be disqualifying for one candidate, but apparently his opponent can actually boast about Henry Kissinger's endorsement of and active involvement in his campaign.
Peter Dreier and John Atlas break it down.
In her own excellent article on the subject, Dahlia Lithwick has some good analysis of John Paul Stevens's unfortunate endorsement of the vote fraud fraud earlier this year:
In the end, all roads lead back to John Paul Stevens. He wrote the plurality opinion in last term's Crawford v. Marion County, which upheld Indiana's restrictive voter-ID law. Stevens understood that there is no such thing as polling-place vote fraud, conceding that "[t]he record contains no evidence of any such fraud actually occurring in Indiana at any time in its history." But, continued Stevens, in the manner of someone rationally discussing the likelihood of UFO sightings, "flagrant examples of such fraud in other parts of the country have been documented throughout this nation's history." Like, um, an 1868 mayoral election in New York City, he notes, and a single 2004 incident from Washington. Stevens was more worried about shaky "voter confidence" in elections than actual voting. The message that went out from on high was clear: undermine voter confidence. Even if it's irrational and hysterical and tinged with the worst kinds of racism, keep telling the voters the system is busted.
Each time they spread the word that Democrats (especially poor and minority Democrats) are poised to steal an election, John McCain and his overheated friends deliberately undermine voter confidence.
It's a great scam; use apocryphal stories of "voter fraud" to create a pretext for further vote suppression, and the Supreme Court will actually cite the completely unfounded fears you've created as a justification! Even granting that Stevens was trying to keep the possibility that some vote suppression method might be held unconstitutional in the future, once you've accepted "voter confidence" as a valid reason it's not clear what will ever fail the test…
I remember when Andy McCarthy was just a garden-variety hack, making sudden conversions to farcical constitutional arguments that happen to favor Republican interests (note: his analysis of the unconstitutionality of filibustering judicial appointments expires in January 2009.) But impending electoral oblivion has apparently removed any remaining mental faculties, causing him to become a crackpot Obama birth certificate truther (hey, if you don't spend most of your resources defending against ludicrously frivolous lawsuits filed by people who are to 9/11 what you are to Obama, their claims must be true!), claim that Bill Ayers wrote Obama's biography, and to unthinkingly endorse claims about black Obama supporters assaulting McCain supporters so implausible even Michelle Malkin won't touch them. What a shame it is to lose one's mind, such as it was.


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Mimobot announced in January that they'd picked up the license to create collectible flash drives based on DC properties, starting with various Batman characters.
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Update: Mimobot has a Green lantern page up now on their site.
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Seriously, you'd think a Flash flash drive would be a slam dunk. He's even got the giant head thing going in canon. (Speaking of which, where's Hector Hammond in this set?)
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It's not clear that it's real, but a video of an eagle allegedly trying to make off with a child in Montreal has gone viral on YouTube.
By Wednesday morning, it had received more than 1.2 million views. The debate is raging among commenters about whether the video was manufactured.
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Rumors about Britney Spears and Lady GaGa's collaboration have been swirling for quite some time now. The two stars have now hinted that they are indeed cooking up something together. Spears recently took to Twitter to reveal her plan to meet up with GaGa.
"Little bird told me something cool today. See you soon @LadyGaga ;)," the "Work B**ch" singer wrote on Thursday, January 30. GaGa then responded, "This lil' birdie?" It's still unclear what kind of project the two pop queens are planning.
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Federated Farmers president Bruce Wills has been named 2014 Landcorp Agricultural Communicator of the Year by the Guild of Agricultural Communicators.
"I am extremely humbled and thank the New Zealand Guild of Agricultural Journalists and Communicators for what is a great honour," Wills said at the award dinner in Hamilton.
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warrants against Sarvan Kumar, Lokesh Kumar and Jaya Ashthana,
sister of prime accused Ashutosh Ashthana who died in jail in
October 2009.
The CBI had yesterday approached the court seeking
issue of arrest warrants against six former judges, including
three who retired from Allahabad High Court.
The six had moved applications expressing inability
to appear in court citing old age and illhealth.
District Judge R P Mishra, who recently retired, said
in his application that he is suffering from Parkinson`s
disease and his wife was ailing, court sources said.
Former High Court Judge R P Yadav also expressed his
inability to attend the hearing, citing advanced age, while
his former colleaguee R N Mishra said he suffered from
spondylitis and won`t be able to travel to attend the hearing,
they said.
63-year-old R S Choubey, a former district judge,
cited old age as the reason.
The special judge dismissed their plea of the judges
and asked them to appear on the next date of hearing on
January 31.
The court had summoned the judges in the case but none
of them had appeared even though a charge sheet has been filed
against them.
The CBI filed a chargesheet against 78 people,
including three former judges of Allahabad High Court and
three district judges in the case.
The case took a new turn after the key accused Ashutosh
Asthana, died under mysterious circumstances at the Dasna
The scam was exposed after special CBI judge Rama Jain
lodged a criminal case against 70 people at Kavi Nagar police
station in February 15, 2008 following which Asthana was
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III and IV employees of Ghaziabad courts was illegally
siphoned out and lavishly spent on furniture, crockery,
mobiles, electronic gadgets and appliances, laptops, rail
tickets, taxi fare and other luxury items for the judges.
Asthana as the treasury officer was tasked to
safeguard the PF money of the employees
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"Completely Disturbing, But Completely Engaging"
Yes. I love Gillian Flynn's dark thrillers and writing style. I have nightmares while I'm listening, but it's somehow worth it. I have never read an author with such strong female villain characters.
Creepier than Dark Places, but with similarly interesting prose.
The narrator was easy to follow and used interesting inflection to keep me engaged.
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Dark, flawed personalities with a twisty plot. Creepy small town at iits best with great narration.
"Great Performance but I liked Dark Places better"
Did a single day read for this one, I liked it enough but I wasn't shocked by the end revelation although I had hoped to be.
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Written and absolutely shocking. Loved every minute. Didn't want it to end.
"Another great book by Gillian Flynn"
I listened to all of Flynn's books on audible. They are all great, and this one did not disappoint. Still doesn't surpass "Gone Girl", but still very entertaining and original. Performance was also really good. Highly recommend!!!
"Start here if interested in Flynn! Great story!"
I enjoyed this story a great deal! I loved the mystery and could not wait to continue listening to it. The reasons I did not give it five stars is because at times I could not nor did I want to relate to Camille. Also the ending seemed slightly rushed. But for a first novel of an extremely talented and captivating writer I applaud Ms. Flynn. Her other novels are also extremely entertaining and fantastic to listen to. I got hooked on Gillian Flynn and unfortunately listened to her novels in reverse order of their printing. They are all 3 wonderful writings and listenings but her writing progression has gotten better with time so my suggestion to those interested in getting involved with Flynn is to start here and continue on! Again great story!
Everyone should smile. Life really isn't that serious. We make it hard. The sun rises. The sun sets. We just tend to complicate the process
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A bit predictable, but great suspense. I appreciate the constant human struggle and the woman protagonist.
"Flynn's most predictable novel"
This story has the most predictable ending of all of Flynn's works, but her characters are as unlikable as ever. The storyline of a reporter coming home to cover a murder isn't unusual, but it does get rather interesting when the reader is introduced to her family. Her mother and stepfather are distant and strange and her stepsister is one of the most spoiled children in current literature. How the main character deals with the crime story's ups and downs is quite run of the mill, but how she deals with her own insecurities is a bit out of the ordinary.
I don't find Flynn's characters likable at all and her female leads can't ever be considered true heroines. This particular character is very unlikable because she doesn't overcome, she succumbs. I do find Flynn's ability to show us the dark side rather interesting, but I felt this time it fell a bit flat. If you aren't out off by books that explore the darkness within, you might enjoy this book quite a bit.


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This pseudo-political horror-thriller is an ugly provocation, one that feels especially crass in light of national tragedies like the recent shooting in Orlando.
This pseudo-political horror-thriller is an ugly provocation, one that feels especially crass in light of national tragedies like the recent shooting in Orlando.
Sometimes you have to wonder how certain movies get made.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
Ken Loach's "I, Daniel Blake" wins the Palme d'Or at the 69th Cannes Film Festival.
Barbara Scharres on the cats of Cannes 2016.
An article about Roger Ebert's reviews getting republished in the Chicago Sun-Times.
Chaz Ebert remembers the late Paul Cox and shares an article about Cox speaking with students at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.
A report by FFC Seongyong Cho about Andrew Ahn's "Spa Night," which recently played the Jeonju International Film Festival.
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* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist's work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
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Water Music From Big Pink: Gwyneth's Oscar meltdown.
From my handy guide on how to avoid making yourself a laughingstock during your Oscar speech, at MSN Movies:
The main thing to remember when you win your Oscar (and you know you will win your Oscar one day -- admit it, you've even practiced your acceptance speech) is that you are immediately faced with 45 seconds during which you can either display grace under pressure or make a complete ass of yourself.
Contrary to Academy legend, Sally Field did not do the latter when she gave the most parodied and ridiculed acceptance speech in Oscar history in 1985. "I haven't had an orthodox career, and I've wanted more than anything to have your respect," she said. "The first time I didn't feel it, but this time I feel it, and I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!"
Now, that last part, which came out a bit squeaky, wasn't as bad as many later made it out to be. It wasn't, after all, "You like me! You really like me!" My theory is that the repetitive phrase was memorized in advance (it sounds a bit canned) and that she simply oversold it in the excitement of the moment. Instead of making it sound more spontaneous, her delivery underscored (genuine though the sentiment might be) that this was, in fact, another performance, which felt kind of embarrassing to watch. And audiences can really resent it if you embarrass them, to the point where they respond defensively with scathing sarcasm and mockery.
Don't let this happen to you. Here's some advice for giving your Oscar speech, when the time comes.
1. Get a Grip Why is it that the only people who really appear to lose control when they accept their statuette are the actors? Why don't the art directors and sound editors sputter and wail as if they'd just been spared from lethal injection? If anything, you'd think the actors would be better able to control their emotions than most people.
And you'd be right. You see, actors dig emotional meltdowns, on screen and off. They do it on purpose. It's almost a form of noblesse oblige -- a generous Acting Gratuity (more than 20 percent), if you will: "I will now treat you to an extraordinary demonstration of how deeply I am moved!" And, at the same time, it's a form of grandiose self-inflation and self-abasement: "I scrape and bow to acknowledge how much YOU have honored ME!"
Of course, Gwyneth Paltrow (Best Actress, "Shakespeare in Love," 1998) just stood there and squeaked like a broken drip-irrigation node, but at least she had the decency to be horrified and humiliated about it later, claiming she'd put her Oscar at the back of a bookcase because it brought back painful memories of her big, pink weep-down.
One of the most divisive Oscar speeches of recent years (some were moved, some were appalled) was the tornado of tears Halle Berry whipped up around herself when she won Best Actress for "Monster's Ball" in 2001. Berry's Interminable Moment-of-Special-Pleading was a gale-force ego storm that threatened to suck up the entire universe. It was like the Big Bang in reverse: "Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I'm sorry. This moment is so much bigger than me," blubbered Berry, trying desperately to make the moment big enough for her.
The Halle Berry Best Actress of the Future: "And the Oscar goes to... Nonameo Whatsherface!"
"This moment is for Dorothy Dandridge, Lena Horne, Diahann Carroll," she continued, in a name-dropping paroxysm that cried out, instead, for Lloyd Bentsen. "It's for the women that stand beside me, Jada Pinkett, Angela Bassett, Vivica Fox. And it's for every nameless, faceless woman of color that now has a chance because this door tonight has been opened." Yes, because now all nameless, faceless women of color have a much better chance of becoming Best Actress Oscar winners, just like their universal idol, Halle Berry! The odds have suddenly improved from roughly 3,000,000,000:1 to maybe as close as 2,999,999,999:1. Good news for nameless, faceless women of color everywhere!
"Thank you. I'm so honored. I'm so honored," Berry further honored herself. "And I thank the Academy for choosing me to be the vessel for which His blessing might flow." Which brings us to our next piece of advice ...
Full story at MSN Movies.
There has been no more assured and powerful film debut this year than "Eve's Bayou," the first film by Kasi Lemmons. Reviewers have compared it to work by Tennessee Williams, Carson McCullers and other Southern Gothic writers; it reminded me of a family drama by Ingmar Bergman. It's made of memories that still have the power to wound. Its shadows contain secrets that will always hurt.
Fred Williamson sits on the terrace of the Majestic Hotel, his shirt open to the waist, gold chains around his neck, a fine Havana cigar in his hand, preparing to sell his 18th movie at the Cannes Film Festival, and he thinks out loud: "Where are my boys singing doo-wop down on the corner? Where are the boys I started out with at Broadway and l7th in Gary, Ind., singing doo-wop? I wish they could check this out and see that I'm really doing this."
Judy Pace is a rarity, not so much because she's a young Black actress as because she's a young intelligent actress.
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We will be in Copenhagen for a week in August then traveling to Southern Africa for a month and ending up in an apartment rental in Paris in September. The clothes we would wear in Copenhagen and Paris would not be suitable for Southern Africa and we will have some strict luggage restrictions. We would like to bring clothing for Copenhagen and then ship it to our apartment owners in Paris to hold until we get there a month later. Can you please tell me the best way to do this and also the approximate cost? If it doesn't work out, we'll have to look like we are on safari in the streets of Paris! Thanks for your help.
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Here's info on using Denmark post, not necessarily recommending but a place to start:
I also would get quotes from FedEx and DHL. For France deliveries, we have found FedEx the most professional and reliable, but that's obviously a subjective view.
One poster, I think Guenmai, has lived and worked in Denmark, if she sees this, I would value her opinion over my own.
When you see prices, you'll have major motivation to pack light or shop in Paris!
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Instead of using the postal service, I would look into companies that specialise in collecting and delivering unaccompanied luggage or excess baggage, for example:
If you google excess baggage you will find several companies where you can compare prices.
I would also check whether paying for an extra suitcase to accompany you on your flights could be a cheaper alternative to shipping.
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Luggage Free (www.luggagefree.com) is another company - we've used then several times. They will pick up your luggage and deliver it fro/to almost anywhere in the world. They even schedule pick-ups and deliveries at times that are convenient to you (always showing up within a 2 hour window).
FYI - any luggage delivery service IS NOT going to be inexpensive. To address Odin's comment - you'll usually find it less expensive to pay the airline an excess baggage fee then using one of the suggested Luggage Delivery Service companies.
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Looks like it would cost about $200 to ship a small suitcase. We have about 5 flights in Africa so it still may be cheaper. Thanks for your answers. This will give me something to think about.
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Bring clothing that you are thinking about discarding wear in Copenhagen then donate to the charity shop.
When you arrive in Paris treat yourself and buy some new clothes.
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Nimbus, that's the best idea yet! I think I'll do it.
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"One poster, I think Guenmai, has lived and worked in Denmark, if she sees this, I would value her opinion over my own."
Yes, I've vacationed in Copenhagen ( entire summers) for extended periods over a couple decades (never worked there). Sometimes, I would send items home to the U.S., but by ship. I haven't done it for many years now, but remember it cost a lot.
As for clothing for Copenhagen/Paris versus South Africa, not that much clothing is needed for any of those places. I used to live in Copenhagen and then go off to Paris for a while, then off to either Morocco or Tunisia. I used to get all of the clothing in one suitcase regardless of the changes in climate or the difference in destinations.
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|Finding Truth
Finding Truth is the thirty-seventh round in the Black & White chapter of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
Major events
- The Gym Leaders and Hawes are captured by the Shadow Triad, but Brycen manages to escape.
- Black is tricked by a Team Plasma Grunt into revealing the Dark Stone's location.
- Ghetsis takes the Dark Stone to N, who then uses it to revive Zekrom.
- Lenora is revealed to have had the Light Stone the entire time.
- Reshiram chooses Black as its "hero".
- Brycen takes the unconscious Black and the Light Stone with the intent to train him.
Pokémon debuts
- Emboar (Nite; Black's)
- Munna (Musha; Black's)
- Basculin (Shadow Triad's)
- Lilligant (Shadow Triad's)
- Thundurus (Shadow Triad's)
- Tornadus (Shadow Triad's)
- Landorus (Shadow Triad's)
- Eelektross (Ghetsis')
- Zekrom
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- Cubchoo (on book; flashback)
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In this case I typed 'Heineken light beer advert' in, and it seems the song you are interested in is 'It's love' by Chris Knox.
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ATLANTA, Nov. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Months of dedication and hard work in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) paid off tonight for three students named National Finalists in the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology, the nation's premier research competition for high school students. Research on an infrared photodetector with potential applications in car collision avoidance and mine detection earned top honors and the $3,000 Individual scholarship for Saumil Bandyopadhyay of Glen Allen, Virginia. Research that could help in the development of anticancer drugs won the $6,000 Team scholarship for A.J. Toth and Jim Andress of Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
The students presented their research this weekend to a panel of judges from Georgia Institute of Technology, host of the Region Six Finals. They are now invited to present their work on a national stage at the National Finals in Washington, DC, December 1-4, 2012, where $500,000 in scholarships will be awarded, including two top prizes of $100,000. The Siemens Competition, a signature program of the Siemens Foundation, is administered by the College Board.
"These students have invested time, energy and talent in tackling challenging scientific research at a young age," said Jeniffer Harper-Taylor, president of the Siemens Foundation. "The recognition they have won today demonstrates that engagement in STEM is an investment well worth making."
The Winning Individual
Saumil Bandyopadhyay, a senior at Maggie L. Walker Governor's School for Government and International Studies in Richmond, Virginia, won the individual category and a $3,000 college scholarship for his project entitled, Universal detector of light and b-radiation: multifunctionality enabled by quantum-mechanical wavefunction and density-of-states engineering, photomodulated electron tunneling, and quantum confined charge transport in nanowires.
In his project, Saumil developed a novel universal light and beta-radiation detector that has the capability to perceive infrared light at room temperature, a problem with these detectors, with a rate at least 10 times higher than other common detectors.
"We were very impressed by his understanding of quantum physics and engineering," said competition judge Alenka Zajic, Assistant Professor, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Tech. "His research has potential applications in collision avoidance systems, buried mine detection and monitoring global warming, among others."
Saumil has applied for a US patent for his project. He has had two papers published in peer-reviewed physics journals with a few more under submission. Saumil, who has worked as a laboratory intern since the seventh grade, plans to major in electrical engineering in college towards a career as a scientific researcher. A Davidson Fellows scholarship winner, he placed first overall in Research at the International Space Olympics and won second place in Physics and Astronomy at the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair. Saumil has mentored students in the laboratory through the Richmond Area Program for Minorities in Engineering. In his free time he enjoys playing the violin. His mentor on the project was Dr. Gary C. Tepper, Virginia Commonwealth University.
The Winning Team
A.J. Toth and Jim Andress, seniors at Oak Ridge High School in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, won the team category and will share a $6,000 scholarship for their project entitled, Creating a Higher-Efficiency Machine Learning Algorithm to Facilitate the Development of Cancer Treatment Drugs.
The team used novel computational procedures with active machine learning to classify certain protein mutations important in cancer suppression. This classification may lead to the development of new anticancer drugs with lower developmental costs.
"This team demonstrated strong problem solving skills, integrating computer science and biology to develop a cost effective approach for identifying novel anticancer drugs," said competition judge Tom Morley, Professor, School of Mathematics, Georgia Tech.
A.J. plans to study and pursue a career in electrical engineering. He hopes to work in management and travel as much as possible. He is an Eagle Scout, National Merit Semifinalist and AP Scholar who tutors algebra and trigonometry. A.J. sings in his church choir and played piano in the ETSBOA Jazz Clinic Blue Band in 2010 and 2011.
Jim is a National AP Scholar, National Merit Semifinalist, and national winner of the EnergySolutions Scholarship. He is the lead author of a paper submitted to "Computational Mechanics" on the Boundary Integral Method. He is vice president of his senior class and plays bass in the school jazz band and a local jazz trio. Jim plans to major in math, physics or computer science and would like to become a researcher or professor with the time and money to travel. The team's mentor on their project was Chris Symons, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Regional Finalists
The remaining regional finalists each received a $1,000 scholarship. Regional Finalists in the individual category were:
- Alexa Dantzler, Bishop Denis J. O'Connell High School, Arlington, Virginia
- Jason Li, Blacksburg High School, Blacksburg, Virginia
- Jessie Li, Paul L. Dunbar High School, Lexington, Kentucky
- Brittany Wenger, The Out-of-Door Academy, Sarasota, Florida
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- Hayes Griffin and Dalton Chaffee, Bearden High School, Knoxville, Tennessee
- Nathan Kodama and Nipun Singh, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Alexandria, Virginia
- Yu Wang and Kyoung-A Cho, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
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They're STILL at it... Hundreds of MPs - including Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg - get their energy bills paid on expenses
- Politicians claimed a total of £200,000 on expenses for gas and electricity
- 340 MPs have taken advantage of the perk, while many struggle to pay bills
- Ed Miliband claimed £403.59 for fuel, Nick Clegg claimed £254.29
- Highest claimer was Tory MP Nadhim Zahawi, who charged £5,822.27
Hundreds of MPs – including Ed Miliband – have together claimed a total of £200,000 on expenses to pay their energy bills.
Politicians have claimed up to £6,000 each for gas and electricity in their second homes, leaving hard-pressed taxpayers to pick up the bill.
Some 340 MPs, some of them multi-millionaires, have taken advantage of the perk at a time when many people are struggling to pay rising utility bills.
Even Labour leader Mr Miliband, who has attacked the Government over spiralling costs, claimed £403.59 for fuel at his constituency home in Doncaster.
Claims: Ed Miliband, who has attacked the Government over spiralling costs, claimed £403.59 for fuel at his constituency home, while Nick Clegg claimed £254.29 for gas and electricity
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg claimed £254.29 for electricity and gas in his Sheffield constituency home, but David Cameron and George Osborne did not take advantage of the privilege.
The highest claimer was Tory MP Nadhim Zahawi, who charged the public £5,822.27 for power at his £1million constituency home in the year to March.
Eight of the top ten claims are from Tory MPs. Northern Ireland minister Andrew Robathan claimed £4,586, international development minister Alan Duncan claimed £3,998.06 and education minister Liz Truss claimed £2,579.67.
Former Labour ministers Peter Hain and Dame Margaret Beckett were both in the top five, with bills of £4,571 and £3,960 respectively.
The revelation brings back memories of the 2009 expenses scandal when MPs and peers were revealed to have exploited parliamentary allowances to subsidise their lifestyles in multiple homes.
Mr Duncan, who was shadow Leader of the House during the 2009 scandal, was demoted by David Cameron after he was secretly filmed saying MPs were being made to live 'on rations' and had been treated 'like ****'.
All the claims are within parliamentary rules, which allow MPs to claim up to £20,100 in expenses for second homes – having been granted a £100 rise in April.
But they come at a time of heightened tensions over rising fuel bills. The average dual fuel bill is set to hit £1,400 this winter as four of the Big Six energy firms – British Gas, nPower, Scottish Power and SSE – introduce inflation-busting price hikes of an average of 9.1 per cent.
Bills of more than £1,000 were submitted by 41 MPs, while another 78 made claims for at least £500 for their second homes. Some 310 MPs did not claim anything.
Shadow transport minister Mary Creagh claimed £2,182, while culture secretary Maria Miller asked for £2,011.
Stratford-upon-Avon MP Mr Zahawi, who founded the polling firm YouGov, is seen as a rising Tory star and sits on David Cameron's policy board. He and his wife Lana run a riding school and their second home is set in 31 acres. They also have a £5million London home.
The bills were revealed in documents filed to the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority between April 2012 and March 2013. MPs claimed £23million in personal expenses over this period. Under new rules since 2010, MPs are allowed to make claims on their second homes for gas and electricity, as well as rent, hotel stays, council tax, service charges and their phone and internet. But campaigners said constituents would feel outraged that well-off MPs were claiming for their fuel bills when voters are struggling.
Labour MP John Mann, who has not submitted any claims, said: 'There will be people including pensioners who can't afford to heat their homes who will be furious to find out that MPs who can afford to pay them are putting in such high claims.'
Referring to a remark made recently by a Number 10 aide, he added: 'Perhaps the MPs who have submitted claims should start wearing thicker jumpers.'
Expense: Tory MP Nadhim Zahawi, pictured right with Prime Minister David Cameron, claimed £5,822.27. Mr Cameron did not make a claim for his energy bills
Neil Jordan-Duncan of the National Pensioners Convention said: 'Pensioners will be disgusted at how out of touch many MPs are, when many older people have to choose between heating and eating.'
And Clare Welton of the campaign group Fuel Poverty Action said: 'It is little wonder that many MPs have done nothing to tackle fuel poverty in this country when they are immune from the price hikes by the profit-hungry Big Six energy companies.'
Mr Miliband's spokesman said he had made 'a legitimate claim'.
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