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The Indianapolis Motor Speedway decided to give media a chance for one-on-one interviews with all 33 qualified drivers for Sunday's 89th Indianapolis 500 Mile Race today. It was a great opportunity to talk with drivers who might otherwise not be...
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway decided to give media a chance for one-on-one interviews with all 33 qualified drivers for Sunday's 89th Indianapolis 500 Mile Race today. It was a great opportunity to talk with drivers who might otherwise not be around for casual conversation.
"This place is strange but lovely," Enge explained. "It's been nice to be here the whole month; I've gotten used to the place, the people, the track and been able to improve the car a lot with all the practices. There have been a lot of weather changes so that everybody is prepared for all different kinds of situations.
"The luxury of all this practice time helps me go much more relaxed into it," Enge said with a slight smile. "For instance at Phoenix International Raceway it was very, very stressing. We had two days only and by the time the race was over I had to wonder whether I'd even been here. This is much better."
While Enge has seen the Greatest Spectacle in Racing only the television, "It's a big difference from watching the camera, the television to this reality. I don't know that I'm prepared for what happens before the race on Sunday morning, but I do think that if I finish the race it will be a victory for me personally. That's been the target since the beginning of the year and for this race."
Enge might be pleasantly surprised by his success in qualifying on May 15th. At first he was hoping to qualify during the first round on the rained out MBNA Pole Day, then set his sights to making the top 15. To start inside row four with the 10th best speed in a crowded field of 33 drivers has Enge's spirits up.
He credits some of that success to his talks with veteran Buddy Lazier, who joined Byrd Brothers Panther Racing for this race only. "I spoke with him several times and he gave me some good tips. Buddy is very experienced, very friendly. It's very nice to have him here, to try different things within the team.
"Four on a team (like Andretti Green Racing) might be a bit too much but I'd love to have Buddy with me and Tomas [Scheckter] for the rest of the year. Probably the best advice he gave me," Enge professed, "is not to drink too much before the race because you can't go to the toilet!"
Bucknum, son of Honda driver Ronnie Bucknum never knew much about his father's exploits at Indy, but "I've worked toward this my whole career. "At first I approached this race thinking of the family history, but now that I'm in the show I can approach it [the race] from a racing standpoint. My goals are to make it to the checkered flags, stay on the lead lap and then I might actually be in the race."
Because he had other obligations last weekend, Bucknum hasn't run very much in traffic but intends to utilize as much of Carburetion Day's hour-long practice session as possible to run with a pack. "We'll maximize our time on Carb Day and try some different shock settings too," he revealed.
Bucknum raced in the American Le Mans Series contest at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course last weekend in the LMP2 class. "That was the best sports car race I've done in my career," he crowed. His Miracle Motorsports Courage C-65 AER was leading its class but the team owner left Jeff in the car over two hours (against the rules) and they were disqualified.
"I didn't know how long I was in the car," he shrugged. "It's not like I was wearing a watch or something, but that's the way it goes. It was a load off to qualify the first week at Indy because there's so much pressure here to make the show. Television and everyone is watching. If I hadn't made it, it would have been a hard call to make to the team at Mid-Ohio," Bucknum noted.
"It's great to have this chance, to know I'm racing in the biggest race in the world. My very first lap around this place was in the race car (in Rookie Orientation). I didn't do the bus ride or anything else. It was so exciting. There are so many hurdles to get here and there's no other race like it. It's taken four times as long as I expected to reach this point.
"I know I'll sleep well the night before because I always do but I bet those butterflies will hit my stomach in the morning. I don't think I'll grasp it until I walk or ride the golf cart out to the grid and see that sea of people. Mentally," Jeff revealed, "I'd prefer to be on the track."
In the meantime the 3-car Target team will stick with the Panoz chassis they've used since entering IndyCar Series competition in the 2000 Indy 500 and winning with Juan Pablo Montoya. "The Panoz is so well sorted that it was safer to go back."
Saddled with the Toyota engine the team has used since its 2003 championship season, Manning thinks things are getting better in the power mill department. "We're always getting new engines and have a new one for the race. Everybody's always trying something new at Toyota, Honda and Chevrolet too. We catch them up a little bit and then they come back and do it again.
"It is taking a bit longer than I thought to get the Toyota competitive but that's how close lap times are. The engines develop in 2, 3 different specifications these days. Our new race engines came in Wednesday or this morning and we'll see how they are tomorrow, right?" Manning asked.
Jeff Ward is no stranger to he Indianapolis 500, but he hasn't been here since 2002 when he raced with Target Chip Ganassi Racing. This year Ward, an eight-time motocross champion returned to the Speedway with Vision Racing as teammate to Ed Carpenter in a brace of Dallara/Toyota machines. Ward drives the #22; Carpenter's in his regular #20.
It hasn't been the easiest return for the Scot, as start-up Vision is a bit short of engineering staff and didn't come together until mid-February as it was.
"I know we've got a great-handling car and anything can happen here. It would be optimal to stay on the lead lap and, even though we haven't been with the fast guys or even the middle guys, if I can keep up with the guys in front of me we can all work together to keep some momentum going," Ward confirmed.
"It's all about track position. This place can throw curves at everyone and we've got some plans in place." If there's a yellow within the first ten laps, Ward believes "the guys at the back will get fuel and tires and work on it from a strategy point."
To enhance Ward's experience this May, Vision Racing hired veteran engineer/crew chief/team manager Owen Snyder III to work on his car. Snyder's presence has been a boost to Ward's confidence, he admitted. "Owen's great. It helped me out to have another engineer on the team because he found stuff that's working for us. Owen knows how to play this game but it's hard to predict this race.
"There's no pressure on me at all. It's not like I'm looking to get a ride or keep a ride here. Next weekend I'll be riding in the [AMA] Red Bull Supermoto championship," where he secured his eighth series AMA title in 2004. Ward could easily be a sleeper in the Memorial Day Classic.
You would think the MBNA polesitter and reigning IndyCar Series champion wouldn't be flying under the radar this May but with the crush of media around Danica Patrick, it was easy to grab a couple of minutes with Tony Kanaan, driver of the #11 Team 7-Eleven Dallara/Honda from Andretti Green Racing.
"I think my chances are pretty high," Kanaan declared, "but a lot of things need to happen for me to win this race. I've had to wait for so many things in my life that these two weeks (after claiming pole) are really nothing. And I've had pressure all my life; nobody puts the pressure on me more than I do."
Kanaan later posed for pictures with Champ Car World Series titleholder Sebastien Bourdais and the two playfully exchanged autographs. "I charge for mine," Kanaan boasted. "When I win on Sunday I'll pay you," Bourdais countered.
Patrick Carpentier was surrounded by French Canadian media and spent a good deal of time speaking with them in his native tongue. He did admit, "I'm having so much more fun here this month. We had a lot of meetings and I think Eddie [team owner Cheever] is changing. He's more calm than I've seen him, but since we're going faster, that's got to be part of it, right?"
Cheever, who won the 1998 Indy 500 had some mindful advice for Carpentier, making his first start on the historic Indianapolis oval. "Just be careful." To Carpentier, who won his first CART/Champ Car race on the 2- mile Michigan International Speedway oval in that series' final 2002 race date, "Driving on an oval is like having breakfast, not a problem."
Of course he wishes "my program was ahead of where it is right now but Eddie is trying so hard to put the right people in place. It's definitely more organized than when I came here and it's fun, actually." Carpentier isn't sure what to expect when he makes his way from Gasoline Alley to the grid on Sunday morning, but he's sure "it's going to be great to see so many people there cheering for all of us."


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I am an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics at Harvard University. Prior to joining the faculty at Harvard, I was a post-doctoral researcher at Microsoft Research's New England Lab in Cambridge, MA from July 2014-June 2015. I graduated from UC Berkeley with a PhD in Economics in 2014.
My research seeks to bring insights from psychology to bear on topics in economics, particularly topics relevant to developing countries. Recent projects include studying how mixing rich and poor students in schools in India affects social preferences and behaviors, how citizens are motivated to vote by social image concerns, and how innovative financial contracts can help patients with hypertension overcome their self-control problems in rural India.


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The Week in Small Business
With another Friday in the books for the nation's small businesses, here's a look back at the week that was, from Pennsylvania Avenue to Main Street.
Despite the holiday weekend, it was a long week for Karen Kramer, a store owner near William O'Brien State Park in Marine on St. Croix, Minn. She stocked up on hot dogs, soda and other BBQ goodies only to watch Fourth of July sales fizzle when a state government shutdown over a budget dispute closed the park. "It's been so rainy and cold and awful and we were really counting on this summer to catch up," Kramer told a local TV news channel.
See "Small Shop Feels Pinch of State Shutdown"
On Tuesday, China's struggling small-business owners discovered the very same consumers keeping money tight at home were going on lavish shopping sprees abroad. According to the China Daily, Chinese travelers spent nearly $50 billion overseas last year – becoming the biggest spenders in France and the U.K., with a growing appetite for luxury brands.
See "Chinese on Global Shopping Spree"
Office Depot this week unveiled a move to offer up to $25,000 in government-backed small-business loans, in addition to its usual fanfare of stationary, paper clips and other supplies. Overseen by Superior Financial Group, a California lender, there is no fee to apply for the loans, which are guaranteed by the Small Business Administration and can be repaid over a six-year period.
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Automatic Data Processing Inc. and Macroeconomic Advisers Thursday reported that small-business hiring more than tripled last month, growing by 88,000 new jobs, compared with an increase of just 27,000 in May. Led by service-sector employers, the gains point to new traction for the economic recovery within the small-business community, where it had appeared to be slipping earlier in the year, ADP said.
See "Hiring Picks Up at Small Firms"
On Friday, the WSJ launched its "Small Business, Big Innovation" contest, inviting small businesses to share their creative, imaginative and cutting-edge solutions to the ongoing challenges of the recession. Readers will be able to weigh in on their favorite stories, which will be featured in a special blog, and a panel of judges will select 10 finalists and a winner to be featured in the Journal's Small Business report this November.


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This weeks's Famitsu has even more goodness to give as I implied, though football distracted me yesterday, stopping me from posting this. Good thing too, since the details are much clearer now.
The magazine features multiple interviews with Tetsuya Nomura on his current projects, a notable one being the mysterious FF Versus XIII that we've heard so little about. We get more details on the game, as well as new screenshots of it in action (keep in mind the HUD is removed).
All the info is already compiled nicely on the internet as you'd expect, so i'll just post that.
via GAF:
- All the screenshots in the interview are captured from the game running in real time.
- The movement of the clouds in the game are controlled by the physics engine in the game.
- The game employs an open field concept, so you can travel anywhere except into mountains.
- Enemies will be visible on the field, and while some enemies are wandering around, others will suddenly appear and surprise you.
- Battles are seamless. The only loading in the game will occur when moving between very large areas. They're aiming for the ultimate in seamlessness.
- Objects along the paths of roads can be destroyed.
- Most people will not believe their eyes when they see the high quality of the battles in motion.
- The staff are highly motivated now.
- There will still be improvements and more polish on the visuals made, the visuals in the screens are the game running at the moment.
- You'll be able to use a car as promised. You can exit it and move on foot at any time as well.
- Nomura says they're planning for a big unveiling of Versus at some point, but he doesn't really give any deadline for it.
- There will be some announcements at TGS of titles which have not been revealed at all yet.
"Initial comments: Development is advancing smoothly though a lot of technical issues prevented it from showing at E3 this year. Those screenshots were prepared with this exact timing in mind, since now because production is picking up steam.
Q: Is this a real-time screenshot we're looking? The image quality is very good.
A:Yes it's an image in real-time using the real hardware.We aim to improve the quality you're seeing now even further. As of now we can't share more details in full scale right now, so we removed the menus and subscreens where it shows Noctis expression (image projected on the subscreen).
Q: Were the party members also there originally?
A: Yes, we removed because we haven't formally announced their weapons and clothes yet.
Q: The exquisiteness and shades are like a photograph taken from real life.
A: Indeed, we're using physical calculations to determine the movement of the clouds. By this time it allow us to filter sunlight and others on Versus XIII.
Q:Is the cliff to the wilderness & the Gas Station set in the same location?
A: Yes in the back of the Store is the cliff to the extended wilderness. You can walk all the way, to everything you see but the mountains.
Q:What's this giant Enemy on the other screen?
A: It's a Military Behemoth and he actually bears a huge sword in his back. As for this pictures, the battle screen were on the screen but we omitted it.
Q: The street of Shinjuku is real.
A:Yes, it's our model for this, even the bicycle lanes and crosswalks are decipted. But the sense of distance has been changed a bit since the last time. Right out of the city you encounter the wilderness with electric wires every as it's this kind of territory for this country.
Q: This region, It is only the Prologue, the early stages, nature is so even there.
A: Movement around this area is easy because you can use a car. Getting on and off the car can be done anytime, but only not possible to go all the way through it because it leads to a region underwater that has been shown on promotional trailers before.
Q: Monsters appear on the field?
A: (Laughter)…Yes, there are monsters that appear on the field; Some staff were doing the tests and were surprised by how good looking some are in the evening sun.
Q: Are the battles seamless, what about the world?
A: It's basically seamless and we aim to make it even more seamless, but there are loadings between big areas.
Q: Information disclosure, is very restrict as of now.
A: Development is very advanced along and according to expectations we're taking steady steps; wait at ease please, information on Versus XIII will come. Moreover, we're making preparations for a Big announcement.
Q: You can actually see a signboard and things written inside in the screenshot?
A:The signboard is still temporary even though the inside of the Gas Station is modeled after the Stations in the US in detail. It's possible to go up there using the stairs.
Q: Do you play in this perspective the whole game?
A: Yes. The camera basically sits in this position. We decided to priority to the character's presence and the world; that said we decided to scrap the over the shoulder perspective of the world. "
So far this game is sounding pretty interesting, though it always did. While there were a few interesting aspects about FFXIII, I ended up feeling disappointed. This game seems fresh in it's approach, so i'm pretty excited about it. It's easy to get a Fallout-vibe from a couple of those pics, but then there's a supposed accurate recreation of Shinjuku too; quite a fascinating mix of environments.
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2008 Ph.D., Cognitive Neuroscience, Dartmouth College
1998 M.S., Mathematics, Courant Institute, New York University
1995 B.A., Computational Mathematics, University of California at Santa Cruz
Research Interests:
Motivated by my personal fascination with how I perceive the world, my research centers around how our brain transforms the light entering our eyes into our visual experiences.
There are two main themes to my research:
1) Examining (and trying to understand) form-motion interactions or how the shape of an object influences the way it is perceived to move and visa versa.
2) Elucidate the neuronal circuitry underlying the perception of emotional valence.
In my research I combine classical psychophysical techniques with modern neuroimaging (fMRI, DTI, EEG/ERP) technology in an attempt to find convergent sources of information about how the brain enables us to "see".
Current Projects:
Neuronal bases of the unconsious processing of emotional valence: This study combines stimulus-design, psychophysics, and functional neuroimaging to dissociate the top-down infleunces of attention and awareness from the bottom-up processing of emotional valence and to further identify the neuronal circuitry through which emotional valence is processed in a bottom-up fashion.
Neural Correlates of Form-Motion Interactions: A combined psychophysics and fMRI project investigating the neural processes underlying how form and motion information is used to generate percepts of rigid-rotational and non-rigid motion. < Manuscripts in Preparation >
Detection and Identification of sudden transient changes in the visual image. How much information about a change is encoded in the change itself? This is a collaboration with Drs. Howard C. Hughes and Robert Fendrich. < Manuscript in Preparation >
The temporal dynamics of change detection using subdural electrode ERP. The recording of evoked potentials prior to, after and at the moment of change detection from electrodes placed on and within the human cortex. This is a collaboration with Drs. Marian E. Berryhill and Terrance Darcey. <Ongoing>
Stimulus Demonstration:
In my research I have developed novel stimuli that illustrate some of the processes underlying visual perception. Click below to see demonstrations.
1. The Bar Cross Ellipse Illusion
2. The Spinning Ellipse Speed Illusion. The skinny ellipse appears to rotate faster than the fat ellipse. If you download and play in 'loop' mode, you can convince yourself that they are in fact rotating at the same speed.
3. The Drifting Edge Illusion. Download to your computer and play in 'loop' mode. Although the grey occluder appeares to drift up and down, it is in fact stationary.
4. The Radial-Motion Rotating Ellipse. The dots in this demonstration are always positioned along an elliptical contour. They move in and out such that the elliptical contour continuously rotates. The local radial motion interferes with the form processing of the contour and instead of perceiving a rotating ellipse, the contour appears to deform as if made out of rubber. If you pause the video, you will see that the dots always form an ellipse.
Selected Publications:
G.P. Caplovitz, N.A. Paymer, P.U. Tse. (2008). The Drifting Edge Illusion: A stationary edge abutting an oriented drifting grating appears to move because of the 'other a perture problem. Vision Research; 48(22):2403-14.
G.P. Caplovitz, R. Fendrich, H.C. Hughes. (2008). Failures to see: Attentive blank stares revealed by change blindness. Consciousness and Cognition; 17(3):877-86.
G.P. Caplovitz, D.J. Barroso, P-J. Hsieh, P.U. Tse. (2008). fMRI Reveals that non-local processing in ventral retinotopic cortex underlies perceptual grouping by temporal synchrony. Human Brain Mapping; 29(6):651-61.
G.P. Caplovitz , P.U. Tse. (2007). Rotating dotted ellipses: Motion perception driven by grouped figural rather than local dot motion signals. Vision Research; 47(15), 1979-1991.
G.P. Caplovitz, P.U. Tse. (2007). V3A processes contour curvature as a trackable feature for the perception of rotational motion. Cerebral Cortex; 17(5):1179-89.
X.G. Troncoso, P.U., S.L. Macknik, G.P. Caplovitz, P-J. Hsieh, A.A. Schlegel, J. Otero-Millan, S. Martinez-Conde. (2007). BOLD activation varies parametrically with corner angle throughout human retinotopic cortex. Perception; 36(6) 808-820.
G.P. Caplovitz, P.U. Tse. (2006). The Bar-Cross-Ellipse Illusion: alternating percepts of rigid and non-rigid motion based on contour ownership and trackable feature assignment. Perception; 35(7):993-7.
P.U. Tse, G.P. Caplovitz, P-J. Hsieh. (2006). Microsaccade directions do not predict directionality of illusory brightness changes of overlapping transparent surfaces Vision Research; 46(22):3823-30.
G.P. Caplovitz, P-J. Hsieh, P.U. Tse. (2006). Mechanisms underlying the perceived angular velocity of a rigidly rotating object. Vision Research; 46(18):2877-93.
P-J. Hsieh, G.P. Caplovitz, P.U. Tse. (2006). Bistable illusory rebound motion: Event-related Functional magnetic resonance imaging of perceptual states and switches. Neuroimage; 32(2):728-39.
P-J. Hsieh , G.P. Caplovitz, P.U. Tse. (2006). Illusory motion induced by the offset of stationary luminance-defined gradients. Vision Research; 46(6-7):970-8.
P.U. Tse, G.P. Caplovitz. (2006). Chapter 15 Contour discontinuities subserve two types of form analysis that underlie motion processing. Prog Brain Res.; 154:271-92.
P-J. Hsieh, G.P. Caplovitz, P.U. Tse. (2005). Illusory Rebound Motion and the motion continuity heuristic. Vision Research; 45(23):2972-85.
D.L. Jewett, G.P Caplovitz, B. Baird, M. Trumpis, M.P. Olson, L.J. Larson-Prior. (2004). The use of QSD (q-sequence deconvolution) to recover superposed, transient evoked-responses. Clinical Neurophysiology; 115:2754-2775.
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The Toronto Star Has A Beer Columnist
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, January 18, 2006 in Beer and Media, Beer Reviews - 4 comments
No. Not me. It's John Filson. But it is nice to see that someone in the Canadian media has realized that a beer columnist is a good idea for a daily paper. He has only had the gig for three months it seems but his style is good. Consider the following from a column from last November 23rd: • "So …
Beer Industry Ads
Posted by Alan McLeod on Saturday, November 12, 2005 in Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Beer and Health, Beer and Media
I have noticed a few news items like this one on the idea of a ad campaign in the US for beer as a general product: • "Anheuser-Busch Cos. is lobbying its competitors to support a marketing campaign that highlights the benefits and social value of what they all produce: beer. Drawing inspiration …
Bad Branding
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, November 9, 2005 in Beer and Media - 3 comments
I think I have to agree with the politically correct crowd on this one: • "Alcohol Healthwatch director Rebecca Williams said it was an ugly, sick and shocking way of encouraging young people into a drinking environment. The look-alike beer was sold in brown glass bottles and had a frothy head …
Finally - Useful Information Technology
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, October 23, 2005 in Beer News, Beer and Media - 1 comment
From the ever vigilant Ale Fan comes this news of an actual practical application of information technology: • "My thanks to yesterday's Independent for a little article pointing out this wonderful service. I suspect the more enlightened of you know about it already; Wherever you are in the …
Beer Ad Panic!
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, October 20, 2005 in Beer and Media - 2 comments
It must be what happens when people get ice cream headaches that never go away. They start writing studies and reports about the certain, widespread and accepted evils of beer, like this one: • "...the study found that 35 percent of the kids agreed that a Budweiser beer ad featuring a rock star …
Canned Beer Taste
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, August 29, 2005 in Ingredients, Techniques and Packaging, Breweriana, Beer and Media - 6 comments
I received a heads up from The Wall Street Journal's designated reader of A Good Beer Blog, Carl, that the paper has posted an interesting article on US craft brewers using cans rather than or in addition to bottles. A taste test ensued and I will spoil the ending for you: • "Details are in the …
The New York Times on Summer Ales
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, June 29, 2005 in New York, Beer and Media - 1 comment
Have a look at today's article in the NYT on some ales for your consideration this summer. It amazes me how many columns there are on wine but so few on beer, especially given how big we all know beer is. Check-out the interactive feature, audio with a slide-show, to the left of the Times article.
Portugal Takes A Stand
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, April 28, 2005 in Beer and Health, Beer and Media - 2 comments
Interesting to read this this morning in my review of the Portuguese media: • "Lisbon - Portuguese gym-goers are being urged to drink beer as part of a healthy diet in a campaign launched on Wednesday by the nation's main association of producers of the alcoholic beverage. A total of 20 000 …
All About Beer Magazine
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, April 3, 2005 in Beer and Media - 1 comment
I bought the May 2005 issue of All About Beer, published for 25 yeas now out of North Carolina. The picture shown is of an earlier issues as the magazine's web site has not caught up to its current newstand issue. I seem to buy an issue every year or so which is a fair comment on my regard for it …
Beer: not fattening?
Posted by Blork du Montreal on Tuesday, March 8, 2005 in Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Beer and Health, Beer and Media - 16 comments
This article from the BBC asks the question "Is beer less fattening than wine?" It provides evidence that beer is, in fact, not as fattening as we have been lead to believe -- that it is less fattening than wine and far less fattening than spirits. It claims the beer bellies that abound in the …


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A STAGE start of next year's Tour Down Under is likely to become a smoke-free event.
Tea Tree Gully councillor Todd Hacking said smoking should be banned from the stage four start at Civic Park, Modbury, on January 25.
"I think this makes a great deal of sense," Cr Hacking told the Leader Messenger.
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A motion by Cr Hacking to investigate the possible ban was unanimously supported by councillors this week.
The plan, which will need to be approved by Health Minister John Hill, was also backed by Cancer Council SA.
Cancer Council SA CEO Professor Brenda Wilson said it would work with the council to ensure the event became smoke-free.
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The council will look to ban smoking from the event under the State Government's anti-smoking laws which were introduced in May.
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ambassador, chargé d'affaires, plenipotentiary, envoy, emissary, diplomat, consul, representative
archaic legate
3 archaic A person or thing used to achieve or convey something: the Angels are ministers of the Divine Will
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1.1 [with object] archaic Provide (something necessary or helpful): the story was able to minister true consolation
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2Act as a minister of religion.
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tend to, care for, take care of, look after, nurse, treat, attend to, see to, administer to, help, assist
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Middle English (sense 1 of the noun and sense 3 of the noun): from Old French ministre (noun), ministrer (verb), from Latin minister 'servant', from minus 'less'.
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Fort Worth - Jason Dufner, chasing his third US PGA title in five weeks, fired a four-under par 66 to keep a one-stroke lead after Saturday's third round of the $6.4 million Crowne Plaza Invitational.
Dufner, who led by two strokes when the day began, stood on 15-under 195 after 54 holes at Colonial with 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson, seeking his second Colonial title in three years, one stroke adrift after a third-round 65.
"There has been a lot of good golf and I have a lot of confidence going to the first tee on Sunday," Dufner said.
American Tom Gillis was a distant third on 203, one stroke ahead of Bo Van Pelt, with Ryan Palmer and John Huh on 205 on the all-American leaderboard.
Dufner won his first US tour title in his 163rd try on April 29 with a playoff victory at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans.
Last weekend he joined compatriot Hunter Mahan as this year's only repeat US PGA winners by taking the Byron Nelson crown. A victory on Sunday would make him the first triple-winner in a US PGA season since Jim Furyk in 2010.
"I've just been working really hard on my game," Dufner said. "Breaking through at Zurich a few weeks ago really gave me some confidence and I'm just trying to run with it."
Dufner, who has led or shared the lead after 12 of his past 35 rounds, squandered a late lead in last year's PGA Championship and shared 24th at the Masters after being a 36-hole co-leader at Augusta National.
Dufner, who was married a week after his victory in New Orleans, is trying to join legendary Ben Hogan as the only players to win both US PGA events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in the same year.
Hogan won the Colonial and the Dallas Invitational, which later became the Byron Nelson Classic, in 1946. Dufner would be the first player to win the North Texas events in consecutive weeks.
Dufner opened with a birdie at the par-5 first and added another at the seventh while Johnson opened with back-to-back birdies and added another at the fifth to match playing partner Dufner for the lead at 12-under.
Dufner birdied the seventh but Johnson again matched him for the lead by sinking a 26-foot birdie putt at the ninth, leaving them deadlocked at 13-under and five strokes clear of the field as they began the back nine.
"The front nine I hit the ball pretty good, gave myself some opportunities," Johnson said. "The back nine was certainly a battle."
At the 10th, Dufner curled in a 20-foot birdie putt to grab the lead. Dufner sank a four-foot birdie putt at the par-5 11th after Johnson missed a seven-foot birdie putt, boosting Dufner's advantage to two strokes.
Dufner dropped his approach four feet from the cup at the 12th and sank the birdie putt for a three-stroke edge.
"It helps to be here this week and have good control of my golf ball," Dufner said. "You have to have good control of your swing and I have that right now."
Dufner missed a six-foot par putt at 14 but Johnson also took a bogey.
Johnson bounced back by sinking a 17-foot birdie putt at the par-3 16th while Dufner made a bogey, missing from seven feet for par, and suddenly Dufner was at 14-under and only one stroke ahead of Johnson.
On the 17th green, Johnson's approach nudged Dufner's ball with both about eight feet from the cup. After resetting Dufner's ball, Johnson sank the birdie putt and moments later Dufner nabbed his own birdie to preserve his lead.
Leading third round scores from the US PGA Tour's Colonial
Invitational on Saturday in Fort Worth, Texas (par-70):
195 Jason Dufner
(U.S.) 65 64 66 196 Zach Johnson (U.S.) 64 67
65 203 Tom Gillis (U.S.) 65 69 69 204 Bo Van Pelt
(U.S.) 69 64 71 205 John Huh (U.S.) 70 66
Ryan Palmer (U.S.) 68 67 70 206 Kelly Kraft (U.S.) 71 71 64
Jonas Blixt (Sweden) 73 67 66
Jim Furyk (U.S.) 69 69 68
Louis Oosthuizen (South Africa) 71 67 68
Ryan Moore (U.S.) 67 69 70
Rickie Fowler (U.S.) 68 68 70
Tommy Gainey (U.S.) 66 67 73 207 Jonathan Byrd (U.S.) 72 68 67
Kevin Chappell (U.S.) 70 67 70 208 David Hearn (Canada) 71 72 65
Yang Yong-Eun (South Korea) 73 69 66
Corey Pavin (U.S.) 71 70 67
Matt Kuchar (U.S.) 72 69 67
Hunter Mahan (U.S.) 69 71 68
Kang Sung-Hoon (South Korea) 70 69 69
Charley Hoffman (U.S.) 69 70 69
Greg Owen (Britain) 69 68 71
Harris English (U.S.) 65 70 73 209 Ken Duke (U.S.) 68 75 66
Chris Stroud (U.S.) 69 73 67
Roberto Castro (U.S.) 67 74 68
Ben Crane (U.S.) 70 71 68
Brendon De Jonge (Zimbabwe) 67 74 68
John Daly (U.S.) 70 69 70
Vijay Singh (Fiji) 70 69 70
David Mathis (U.S.) 71 67 71
Kyle Reifers (U.S.) 65 72 72 210 Trevor Immelman (South Africa) 70 71 69
Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) 70 70 70
Chris Kirk (U.S.) 71 69 70
Sergio Garcia (Spain) 66 73 71
Tim Clark (South Africa) 70 69 71
Carl Pettersson (Sweden) 70 69 71
Bobby Gates (U.S.) 71 67 72 211 Boo Weekley (U.S.) 72 71 68
J.J. Killeen (U.S.) 72 70 69
Jerry Kelly (U.S.) 72 70 69
Chad Campbell (U.S.) 71 71 69
Blake Adams (U.S.) 69 72 70
Martin Flores (U.S.) 68 73 70
Jason Bohn (U.S.) 70 70 71
Michael Thompson (U.S.) 69 71 71
Noh Seung-Yul (South Korea) 70 69 72
Greg Chalmers (Australia) 70 69 72
Bryce Molder (U.S.) 72 64 75 212 Brandt Jobe (U.S.) 67 75 70
Will Claxton (U.S.) 72 69 71
Kevin Na (U.S.) 70 71 71
John Senden (Australia) 69 71 72
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John Mallinger (U.S.) 71 72 70
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Pat Perez (U.S.) 69 74 70
Rory Sabbatini (South Africa) 71 71 71
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William McGirt (U.S.) 70 71 73
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Gary Woodland (U.S.) 70 70 76 217 Bae Sang-Moon (South
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Externship Program
Student Eligibility
Who is eligible to apply for an Externship?
Part-Time Externships
Students who have completed their first year of law school are eligible to enroll in a part-time externship for two (2), three (3), four (4), five (5), or six (6) credits. The externship and required seminar run throughout the semester, beginning in the first week of classes and ending the last day of scheduled classes.
Full-Time Externships
Students who have completed 60 credit hours and are in the top 50% of their class are eligible to apply for a full-time externship with federal district court and federal and state appellate court judges in Western Washington or Alaska, or the Washington State Governor's Office. Many judges and justices do prefer the top 25%, however. A waiver process is available for students who are not in the top 50%. Students are also eligible to apply for other "approved" full-time externships offered through the Externship Program. The externship and required seminar run throughout the semester, beginning in the first week of classes and ending during the last week of exams.
|Type of Externship
|Number of Credits
|Class Rank
|Top 50% (Many sites require top 25%; some, top 10%; some, individual screening.)
|Part-Time (2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 Credits)
|Must complete first year
|All Students Eligible
Rule 9 Information
Several Externship Sponsors require (or prefer) that Student Externs be Rule 9 qualified. This qualification allows a student to practice law under the supervision of an attorney. You can pick up Rule 9 application information from the Registrar's Office. The site supervisor must sign your application, not the Director of the Externship Program. Note: The Washington State Bar Association does not waive Rule 9 application fees for externships. Externs, not sponsoring agencies, are responsible for paying any Rule 9 fees.
Do I have to accept the first offer I am made?
Yes. Because we have so many applications pending at once, and to give your colleagues a shot at the maximum number of externship opportunities, we ask you to take the first offer you are made. All of our sites have been vetted and are high quality, so you can't go wrong. Sites also spend a considerable amount of time reviewing applications and expect that you are serious about working with them when submitting an application.
The Sponsor has complete discretion in choosing its Externs. That said, we always have more Sponsors than we have students applying, so don't talk yourself out of it. Your chances are quite good!
How many credits can I get for an Externship?
For a Part Time Externship you can receive between 2-6 credits, which includes a 1 credit seminar.
For a Full Time Externship you may take 15 credits, which includes a 3 credit seminar (8 credits, including 2 for the seminar, if Summer semester).
How many Externships can I do?
If you are in the top half of the class, you are eligible to use up to 21 credits for a combination of clinics and externships. Those who are in the bottom half are eligible for 15 credits. Please contact the Externship Program if you are not in the top 50% but would like find out more about what you need to do to take a full-time externship or use more than 15 credits. Students may NOT do Externships and Clinics at the same time.
Just as you cannot take the same class twice, you cannot do two Externships of similar substance. For example, if you have done one judicial Externship at a trial court and you'd like to do another judicial Externship, your second one must be with an appellate court. Similarly, if you do one Externship with the misdemeanor division of a county prosecutor's office, you could not do a second Externship with the misdemeanor division of a different county prosecutor. These experiences are too similar in substance. If you have questions about whether your proposed Externships satisfy this requirement, please contact the Externship Program.
How many hours do I have to work each week on site?
During Fall and Spring semesters, (2 credits = 7 hours/week; 3 credits = 11 hrs/wk; 4 credits = 15 hrs/wk; 5 credits = 19 hrs/wk; 6 credits = 23 hrs/wk; 15 credits = 39hrs/wk).
During the shorter Summer semester, (2 credits = 9 hours/week; 3 credits = 14hrs/wk; 4 credits = 19 hrs/wk; 5 credits = 24 hrs/wk; 6 credits = 29 hrs/wk). Please note that for Full-Time Externships during the Summer you must work 39 hrs/wk and will receive 8 credits.
Note: During holiday weeks, externs do not have to make up the hours missed at their site. Please also remember that excusable holidays are determined by the sponsoring agency, not by Seattle University.
Note: You may not front-load your hours. For example, you may not work all of your required externship hours during the first six weeks of the semester and take the rest of the time off. Part-time externs must work through the last day of classes. Full-time externs must work through the last day of final exams for the semester.
Can I get paid for Externship work?
No. ABA accreditation rules do not allow compensation for Externship work.
What are the program's objectives?
- To select sites in courts, government agencies, and non-governmental legal organizations that will provide excellent experiential learning experiences for the externs and will promote social justice concepts;
- To select supervisors at those sites who have a passion for their work, have a desire to mentor students, have the ability to teach students, and have at least three years of practice experience;
- To work with the site supervisors to ensure structured work assignments for the students at sites, good supervision on a regular basis, an adequate place for the students to work, and a generally positive working environment that fosters professionalism;
- To increase the externs' ability to take control of their own learning by assessing their skills in a range of areas, by targeting certain skills for improvement, and by working with both the site supervisor and faculty supervisor to enhance learning and to measure progress;
- To provide additional experiences, away from an extern's individual site, that will ease the transition to practice and foster professionalism;
- To provide structured opportunities for the externs to reflect on their experiences and;
- To increase the externs' competence and confidence in their ability to practice law.
How does the program achieve the goals and objectives?
Placement at Externship Sites: Students apply to approved externship sites that are found in the Externship Sponsors Database.
Seminars: Students, whether enrolled in full-time or part-time externships, must take a concurrent seminar. The seminar courses include additional practical experiences such as presentations by court officials followed by tours of court facilities; presentations by faculty and site supervisors on various practice-related topics; and multimedia presentations by students. Students are usually assigned short readings appropriate for the sessions. Students will assess their skills in a number of areas and then measure their progress in improving their abilities throughout the semester.
Journaling: Students must submit a journal entry once every two weeks. Topics are required or suggested each week, but students may always write about topics that interest them. The journaling requirement is a means of fostering reflection.
How are Externships graded?
For Part Time Externships: one credit of the total Externship credits is graded with a letter grade, which is based on participation in the Externship Seminar, factoring in the site supervisor's evaluation of the student's work product, work ethic, and general professionalism. The remaining credits are graded Pass/Fail and based on successful completion of work for the Externship Sponsor.
For Full Time Externships: Three of the total Externship credits are graded with a letter grade, which is based on participation in the Externship Seminar, factoring in the site supervisor's evaluation of the student's work product, work ethic, and general professionalism. The remaining credits are graded Pass/Fail and based on successful completion of work for the Externship Sponsor. In the Summer, two of the eight credits are graded with a letter grade, and the remaining six credits are graded Pass/Fail and based on successful completion of work for the Externship Sponsor.
What are the Externship Seminars and when are they scheduled?
The Externship Seminars include: Criminal Law, Civil Law, In-house/Government, and Judicial. During your Externship semester, you must attend the seminar that matches up with the area in which you are working. Seminars meet during the week in the late afternoon or early evening and meet about ten out of the 14 weeks in Fall and Spring semesters and weekly during the Summer semester. If you have a class conflict with the seminar, you must deal with it as you would another class conflict.
Class times for the Legislative Seminar and International Seminar will be determined based on the availability of the professor and student. The Legislative Seminar is only offered during spring semester.
Does the time in the seminar count towards my required on-site Externship hours per week?
On those weeks that you attend your externship seminar, it is already deducted from the total hour requirements.
Where can I do an Externship?
Only public agencies and entities, public or private non-profit organizations, or the courts (at the level of superior court judge or above) may be certified as Externship Sponsors. The only exception to this rule involves the pilot Intellectual Property Externship program, which utilizes established partnerships with in-house legal counsel at several private corporations.
Where do I find a list of Externship Sponsors?
All approved Sponsoring Agencies are listed online. You may search by either the location of the externship or by the type of externship you are interested in. The Handbook is issued once a year, so the website will have the most up-to-date Sponsor listings. In addition to the site profiles, students have provided testimonials regarding their experiences at the various externship sites.
Can I do an Externship at a place that is not listed on the Externship Programs homepage (i.e. not an approved site)?
Generally, no. Students must apply for Externships at the sites that have already been developed and approved by the law school. Only in exceptional circumstances will a new Externship site be approved. Criteria considered for such approval include:
- Whether there are already existing Externship opportunities of comparable substance and experience;
- Whether the proposed Externship site is appropriate for on-going Externship placements or is a project-specific or otherwise finite placement;
- Whether the student has provided the Externship Staff with sufficient lead time to fully review and investigate the proposal. Generally, this review will include: consultation with the proposed supervising attorney, a visit to the site, assessment of the substance of the proposed work, and a written agreement with the supervising attorney regarding expectations and requirements for on-site supervision and mentoring.
Students who are interested in participating in an externship at a site that is not currently listed in the Externship Sponsors Database must contact Externship Program staff within two weeks from the beginning of the semester prior to the externship in order to allow sufficient time to determine whether this site can be approved for externship credits.
What if I want to do an Externship somewhere outside of the Puget Sound region?
Proposals for out-of-area Externships will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. In general, out-of-area proposals will be approved only if they fulfill ABA accreditation standards and offer a unique learning experience that cannot be obtained within the Puget Sound region. The Externship Director must approve any proposal for an out-of-area Externship. With that said, we currently have many approved national and international sites where you could pursue an externship. If you wish to propose a new site, please contact the Externship Director at least six months before your intended Externship semester. In terms of planning for an out-of-area Externship, there is no such thing as starting too early.
I've been working/volunteering at this great legal agency and would love to make it into an Externship. Can I do that?
No. Faculty policies do not allow students to do Externships at places where they have previously worked or volunteered. The only exception would be if the proposed Externship involved doing substantially different work (e.g. with the same agency but in an entirely different division). The Externship Director must approve any such exception.
Can I do an Externship at a private law firm? Even if it is pro bono work?
No, students may not do Externships at private law firms. Additionally, students may not work at a firm while doing a Judicial Externship.
Where can I do a Full Time Externship?
Only at the following:
- Federal District Courts and Federal and State Appellate Courts in the Puget Sound region and Alaska
- Tribal Courts
- The Washington State Governor's General Counsel
- The Securities Exchange Commission or the Environmental Protection Agency in Washington, D.C.
- The International Court of Trade, in New York City
- Justice Moreno of the California Supreme Court, and the Staff Attorneys of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco
- The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, or the International Criminal Court in The Hague
- The World Trade Organization
- The World Intellectual Property Organization, the International Trade Center, the International Labor Organization, or the Center for International Environmental Law in Geneva
If you want to do a full-time externship at a site that is not listed here, please contact the Externship Director for approval.
Can I take additional clinical credits if I do a full time Judicial Externship?
Students may not take more than 15 credits of clinics and externships combined. Students may now participate in a full-time (39 hours per week) externship for 11, 12, or 15 credits. Students may not do an Externship and a Clinic at the same time.
What if I have additional questions not answered on the Web site?
If you have any questions not answered or addressed on the externship website, please refer to the Seattle University School of Law Student Handbook or talk with the Externship Office for additional information or clarification.
Can I still do an Externship even if I've missed the Externship Registration deadline?
Students may continue to submit applications using the procedure above up until one month prior to the beginning of classes of each new semester. The Externship Office will immediately forward the application to any sponsor who has not already received applications following the deadline. Students applying after the deadlines above should contact Ryan Chindavong in the School of Law to determine which sites are still accepting applications. However, you should be aware that your chances for obtaining an Externship decrease significantly when you apply after the sponsor's deadline.


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