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(For Phase One Fridays I highlight Phase One recipes from the past that have been my personal favorites, and these Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Toasted Almonds and Parmesan are amazing. And since today officially starts the Countdown to Thanksgiving 2013, I'm recommending this recipe as a Thanksgiving side dish. But don't save them just for Thanksgiving, please try these for dinner soon!)
Now that roasted brussels sprouts have turned me into a brussels sprouts fan, I've been paying attention to how people cook the little guys, and lately I've noticed brussels sprouts being shredded into thin strips. When I looked for recipes, I just found shredded pan-fried brussels sprouts, but since I love the leaves that fall off and get extra crispy when you're roasting brussels sprouts, I decided to try roasting the shredded ones and see how they turned out.
I'd say it was a success, since I made these today and ate the entire bowl for lunch! I realize that some families have very determined brussels sprouts haters (and I'm looking at my sister Pam when I say that) but I'm adding this to my growing list of Carb-Conscious Thanksgiving Recipes as another option if people in your family are open-minded about brussels sprouts.
I used coarsely grated parmesan cheese, which I thought was ideal for this.
Shredded and Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Almonds and Parmesan
(Makes 2-3 servings, or an entire lunch for a hungry food blogger; recipe created by Kalyn with inspiration from lots of shredded brussels sprouts seen in other places.)
1 lb. brussels sprouts
1 1/2 T olive oil plus about 1 tsp. for brushing roasting pan
1 tsp. balsamic vinegar
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
1-2 T coarsely grated Parmesan cheese
1-2 T toasted slivered almonds (could use other types of nuts as well)
Brush a roasting pan with 1 tsp. of olive oil and arrange the brussels sprouts on the pan in a single layer. Roast until the brussels sprouts are nicely browned on the edges and tender, about 25 minutes. I turned them about every 10 minutes.
During the last few minutes of roasting time, put almonds in a dry pan and toast 1-2 minutes, shaking the pan so they don't burn. Don't walk away because they go from nicely browned to burned in a few seconds.
Wipe out the bowl you used to toss the raw brussels sprouts in, and when they are cooked through and browned as much as you'd like, toss the hot sprouts with the coarsely grated Parmesan. Arrange on serving dish, sprinkle almonds over and serve.
(Normally a pound of vegetables will serve four people, but these shrink up a bit when they're roasting, so if you're serving more than 3 people I would double the recipe and roast on a large cookie sheet.)
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Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Pecans (with or without Gorgonzola cheese) from Kalyn's Kitchen
Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Balsamic, Parmesan, and Pine Nuts from Kalyn's Kitchen
Brussels Sprouts with Parmesan Cheese from White on Rice Couple
Brussels Sprouts with Black Bean Garlic Sauce from Simply Recipes
Shredded Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and Parmesan from Eating s/f
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WIMBLEDON, England � Just in case there were any doubts out there, Serena Williams wants to make perfectly clear that she�s going to be around tennis awhile longer. So is older sister Venus.
�I have no intention of stopping, and I don�t think she does either. We�re definitely connected at the hip,� the 30-year-old Serena Williams said Saturday, two days before Wimbledon begins. �I enjoy being out there on the court so much.�
Asked what she likes most about tennis, Williams said: �I love competing. I love the challenge. I love holding up trophies. So I guess if ever I feel that I can�t do that, then maybe I won�t play anymore.�
On a bit of a roll, she said: �That�s what I love. I love stepping out on that court, having that atmosphere, that moment. That moment is all about me. Maybe it�s a little selfish, but I love that feeling.�
The last time she was on a court at a tournament, though, things did not go as planned, and there was no trophy anywhere in sight.
On May 29, Williams lost to 111th-ranked Virginie Razzano of France 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 at the French Open, the American�s only first-round exit in 47 Grand Slam appearances. Williams led 5-1 in the second-set tiebreaker � all told, she was two points away from winning nine times � but she wasn�t able to close the deal.
After a few weeks to ponder that disappointment, and to get ready for the switch from clay courts to grass, Williams is ready to seek a fifth Wimbledon championship and 14th major title overall.
�Whether I had won in Paris or lost like I did in the first round, I am always extremely motivated,� she said. �If anything, you know, I think losing makes me even more motivated.�
A decade ago, Williams won the French Open and Wimbledon one after the other, mastering the difficult surface transition and short turnaround.
No woman has taken those two trophies home in the same year since.
The latest to try will be No. 1-ranked Maria Sharapova, who won her first title at Roland Garros two weeks ago, completing a career Grand Slam.
�It�s the toughest back-to-back, Grand Slam-wise, no doubt. Especially if you�re coming off a French Open win ... as much as you want to celebrate and enjoy, you come here, and it�s like a whole new ballgame,� Sharapova said.
Going from clay to grass is �certainly an adjustment,� she said. �The first two days, you�re like, �Wait, I can�t really slide that much.� So you have to take a few more steps. I�m like, �That�s kind of unfortunate. I kind of got used to it.� ... I mean, on a fast grass court, you�re not playing more than five-ball rallies. If you are, probably doing something wrong.�
Sharapova�s triumph in Paris was the fourth major title of her career but the first since having surgery on her right shoulder in October 2008.
Her first major championship came at Wimbledon in 2004 at age 17, when she upset Williams in the final.
Sharapova reached the semifinals at the All England Club in 2005 and 2006 but then went through a four-year stretch when she lost twice in the second round and twice in the fourth. Last year, the Russian made it back to the final � her first at a Grand Slam tournament since the 2008 Australian Open � before losing to Petra Kvitova.
�It was definitely a big step for me in the right direction,� Sharapova said. �It had been a while.�
It�s been a while right now for Williams, who isn�t used to long stretches between Grand Slam titles. Her last came two years ago at Wimbledon; less than a week later, she cut her feet on glass at a restaurant, precipitating a string of health problems that sidelined her for three majors in a row.
The only time in her Grand Slam career that she went more than two years without winning one of the sport�s top four events came during a gap from the 1999 U.S. Open until the 2002 French Open � and her title in Paris back then began a run of four consecutive major championships.
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WAILUKU - Customers and friends of Jose Krall, the Wailuku pastry chef whose plane is missing and may have crashed into the ocean Saturday evening, made the trip to his bakery Monday morning to grieve and leave lei for the man they say made their stomachs and hearts happy.
"I'm just here to say goodbye to him. I'm already feeling the void," said customer Emanuela Vinciguerra, as she stood at the Maui Bake Shop & Deli entrance on Vineyard Street on Monday morning looking at the lei, flowers and notes left for Krall.
Meanwhile, the Coast Guard said Monday evening that the search for Krall and his plane had been suspended as of 3 p.m. The Coast Guard had been searching the waters between Maui and Molokai since Saturday with a helicopter, a HC-130 Hercules plane with an infrared sensor, the Coast Guard Cutter Ahi and boat crews from Coast Guard Station Maalaea.
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Musician Clayton Logue places a maile lei on the door of the Maui Bake Shop & Deli on Monday morning in Wailuku. Logue, a frequent customer, and his dog came to grieve with Claire Fujii-Krall, the wife of pastry chef and owner of the shop Jose Krall, whose Cessna 172 is believed to have crashed off of Maui's north coast Saturday night.
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"The decision to suspend a search is one of the hardest a commanding officer has to make," said Capt. Joanna Nunan, Coast Guard Sector Honolulu commanding officer, in a news release Monday evening. "Our deepest sympathy goes out to the family and friends of Mr. Krall during this difficult time."
On Sunday, Coast Guard officials said that a debris field, including a plane wheel, landing gear, a life jacket and an aircraft antenna, "that appears to be from an aircraft" had been found in waters two miles north of Maui. The Coast Guard said that the landing gear wheel in the debris "could match the aircraft," but officials have not been able to confirm with certainty that it was the missing Cessna flown by Krall.
Ian Gregor, a spokesperson for the Federal Aviation Administration's Pacific Region, said that the wreckage is believed to be from the missing plane but could not confirm it. He did not have any updates Monday as to the cause of the incident.
Vinciguerra said she last saw Krall on Friday. The bakery customer, who also is the marketing and sales director of Kumu Farms, was brainstorming with Krall about using organically grown produce in his baked goods. She was supposed to meet with him again today.
She said his croissants tasted the way they do in France, where Krall was born. She also loved his quiche.
"I'm lost," she added. "He was very creative."
Another customer, Clayton Logue, who visited the bakery three to four times a week, sobbed as he hugged Krall's wife, Claire Fujii-Krall, who believes her husband perished when the plane went off radar screens Saturday evening.
Logue, a musician who lives nearby, brought a maile lei and hung it on the door of the bakery, which was closed Monday morning. He said he would come for the quiche and bread. For one of his birthdays, Krall made him a chocolate cake topped with a grand piano made out of fondant.
Logue cried as Fujii-Krall handed him a portion of the last quiche prepared by the 51-year-old Krall.
At least one customer Monday morning was puzzled as to why the bake shop was closed, not knowing that it was Krall who was involved in the missing aircraft incident.
Fujii-Krall said that her husband was the "breadwinner" and that she couldn't run the bakery without him.
Krall had departed from Kahului Airport en route to Molokai on Saturday night and was about 2 miles north of Kahului at 7 p.m., according to the FAA. Fujii-Krall was told that her husband tried to turn around and return to Maui because of hazy conditions.
The Coast Guard has said that the pilot likely crash-landed in the ocean.
Fujii-Krall, who remained calm and collected Monday during an interview, again thanked the first responders and the Coast Guard.
"I knew it was him," said Fujii-Krall after she heard the report of the plane debris. "I really appreciate the efforts, (but) I don't think there's any chance of survival.
"He left excited and happy. He died doing something he really loved."
Krall loved to fly as a hobby and would often make weekend trips to Molokai or Lanai to visit friends, Fujii-Krall said.
The bakery already had made gingerbread men for the Christmas season. Fujii-Krall gave some of those sweets to close, longtime customers as they came to grieve.
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Ball State's gymnastics team will host Eastern Michigan Friday at 7 p.m. in its Senior Night meet in Irving Gym at the Student Wellness and Recreation Center.
The Cardinals are coming off a 196.60 to 192.35 loss at 24th-ranked Ohio State last Saturday. The Cardinals managed a 47.75 on the vault, a 47.175 on the bars, a 48.675 on the beam and a 48.75 on the floor.
Against Ohio State, Leah Wilson tied for second on the beam with a 9.850, while Denasiha Christian tied for second on the floor with a 9.900 mark. The 9.85 for Wilson was a career high. Samantha Santos was fourth on the beam with a 9.825, which tied her career high.
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The following is a guest post by Gary Bonner.
A commenter from my last post "Making a Living, Or Making a Life [3]" had a slight disagreement with my quote that "no one ever lies on their deathbed wishing they had spent more time in the office." In the balancing life of modern America the commenter expressed [4] that "there are plenty of people working past the age of 62 and even those who are retired that say to themselves 'if I had only gotten that promotion."
His mention of age 62 or even those retired who may have regret for not getting a promotion appears to be a concern about the higher earning power that comes with higher positions in corporations. Retirement planning and savings are a central focus in everyone's career in today's workplace. The objective is to maximize return on investment while increasing savings contributions when salaries and bonuses are rising.
There are other reasons beyond financial concerns for people regretting the missed opportunity for promotion. People in corporations value promotions because it indicates achievement, responsibility, trust and confidence expressed by the corporate manager/owner that the person can tackle the challenges of their new roles. The new promotion more readily "defines" the person in the group and often grants them higher privilege that others in the organization must accept. And at the bottom line, it is a boost to the ego that "these guys are finally seeing the light".
While we don't have to dig too deep into our thoughts to find the desire for a promotion, what are the elements of how a promotion occurs and what drives the individual to achieve it? The elements that provide the highest probability of success are familiar and can be extended further: the right place, the right time, the right group, the right set of talents and the right motivation. Let's look at an illustration that identify these elements.
General Patton & General Eisenhower
General George S Patton was without question the most talented and feared warrior in the Allied effort in World War II. Patton had a natural knack for leading men into battle. Nazi Germany assumed he would lead the total war effort to defeat Hitler in Europe. Patton, with all his skill and achievement, was at the right place at the right time. However, Patton's West Point schoolmate, Dwight "Ike" Eisenhower was appointed Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Europe. Patton was assigned a lesser post and commanded the 3rd Army Tank Group.
Eisenhower had immense organizational and planning skills to assemble the vast armada necessary to invade the French coast. Most importantly, Eisenhower had the diplomatic skills and ability to deal with difficult people and conflicting egos to overcome obstacles, reach consensus and lead a multi-national force in unison. Everyone "liked Ike". Eisenhower was at the right place with the right group and had the right set of talents.
Patton saw himself as a reincarnation of Caesars and ancient heroes of battles. He was argumentative, uncooperative, driven and determined to have everything done his way. He believed he had the greatest vision to defeat the Germans and should be the Supreme Commander. His motivation was not only victory, but personal triumph that would lead to glorify Patton.
Patton not only didn't lead the invasion, he was left cooling his heels and didn't participate in leading anyone anywhere on D-Day. Eisenhower used Patton as a decoy to delay the Germans from reinforcing Normandy. The fake worked and allowed the invasion forces to gain a strong foothold to begin operations. Eisenhower's motivation was to achieve the mission objective regardless of who gained glory or received credit. Eisenhower, not Patton, had the right motivation. Personal ambition has its place, but it is not the primary reason to grant a promotion.
Be Honest With Yourself
You can avoid regret if you honestly objectify yourself and assign your correct identity into your workplace circumstances. You need to evaluate the work situation correctly and not project your own hopes or aspirations into the group dynamic. Then the questions can be asked: "are you/were you at the right place, at the right time, with the right group and did you possess the right set of talents?
Then you must sort out motivation to properly evaluate your gain or loss of promotion. You have to examine your own motivations. You also must judge the motivations of higher management and other group members as you perceive them. This is difficult as the motives of others may prove to be elusive. All play a key factor whether you obtain the promotion or not.
We all have a better chance of getting to retirement without looking back with regret if we periodically step back and evaluate our current situation. We may see ourselves blocked into our jobs because the situation lacks one or more of the elements needed for promotion. If so, we need to decide whether we should seek opportunities elsewhere or satisfy ourselves that our present circumstances are acceptable. Either decision is rational, it is up to the individual to decide if it is desirable.
We'll explore this a little further by looking at the career of automobile giant Lee Iacocca next time.
Gary Bonner has spent the last 35 years in commercial & consumer finance, equipment leasing and factoring for 4 of the largest financial organizations world-wide. He served as a senior executive with a Fortune 500 manufacturer and also started and operated a successful small business. He graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Finance from the University of Oklahoma and now resides in San Diego, CA.


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UNIVERSITY PARK - The No. 1 seed Penn State women's volleyball team (31-2) earned a spot in the NCAA Regional semifinals of the 2012 NCAA Tournament with a 3-0 (25-15, 25-12, 25-15) sweep of Bowling Green (22-11).
The Nittany Lions will face No. 16 seed Kentucky on Friday in West Lafayette, Ind. in Purdue's Mackey Arena. Purdue faces No. 8 seed Minnesota in the other regional semifinal.
Penn State improved to 51-3 in NCAA matches at Rec Hall with Saturday's victory. Penn State is now 76-26 in NCAA Tournament matches. The Nittany Lions are making their 10th consecutive appearance in the NCAA Regional semifinals.
Junior Ariel Scott led the Lions with eight kills with a .412 hitting percentage. Freshman Megan Courtney had a match-high nine digs and sophomore Dominique Gonzalez recorded eight. Courtney and junior Katie Slay had three blocks apiece.
The Nittany Lions attacked at a .329 clip and totaled 37 kills, 10 aces, 36 digs and 6.5 team blocks. The Falcons had a .000 hitting percentage with 18 kills, one ace, 30 digs and 3.0 team blocks.
Penn State took a 3-1 lead to start the match, but it wasn't until Courtney, Slay and Scott teamed up for a triple block that the Nittany Lions took off on a 5-0 run for a 12-5 lead.
Bowling Green took a timeout and fought to within three, 14-11. The Falcons stayed within four until two errors and a Scott kill had the Lions leading by six, 20-14. BGSU used its second timeout, but another error, a double stuff by Hancock and Slay and a Hancock kill had Penn State leading by nine, 23-14. Danielle Tonyan put down a kill for BGSU, but Slay and McClendon each pounded a kill to give Penn State a 25-15 set one win.
The Nittany Lions jumped out to an 8-3 lead in the second stanza forcing an early Falcon timeout. Bowling Green narrowed the gap to three, 10-7, before two errors and a Hancock ace had the Lions ahead by five, 13-8. The squads traded points briefly and then Courtney pounded a kill and sophomore Lacey Fuller had an ace for a seven-point Penn State lead, 17-10. Following a Falcon timeout, TonyanL and Penrod each put down a kill for BGSU's final points of the set. Five Penn State kills and an ace from freshman Kendall Pierce secured set two for the Nittany Lions, 25-12.
Despite BGSU taking a 2-0 lead in the third frame, three straight Hancock aces had Penn State in front, 4-2. The Falcons kept it close and managed to tied the set at 10-10. However, a Hancock kill sparked a 9-1 run giving Penn State a convincing 19-11 lead. A Bowling Green timeout didn't faze the Lions as two kills from Grant and one from Scott had Penn State maintaining a comfortable lead, 21-13. Three PSU kills, including two by Slay, moved Penn State into match point position, 24-15. The Nittany Lions walked away with set three, 25-15, on a BGSU attack error.


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LOCKPORT – A North Tonawanda man who pleaded guilty to two felonies in a domestic violence case was placed on five years' probation this weekby Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas.
Aaron C. Swierszcz, 39, of Miller Street, had admitted to attempted second-degree assault and first-degree criminal contempt of court.
He was charged with assaulting a woman four times between July 7 and Dec. 27, choking her on the last occasion, all in violation of a restraining order.


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A diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is based on the following criteria:
If you have these symptoms, your doctor will conduct more tests. The tests will look for other causes of the symptoms. This may involve:
Medical Evaluation
Your doctor will ask you for a detailed medical history. A complete physical exam will be done.
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You will receive a standard series of tests. This should help your doctor identify other possible causes of illness. If no cause is identified, your doctor may make a diagnosis of CFS.
The number and type of tests may vary depending on your history. The following tests are often used to exclude other causes of fatiguing illness:
If one of the tests above suggests an illness, your doctor may order more tests. This is done to confirm an illness other than CFS. Additional tests may include:
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Your doctor may want to assess the impact of CFS on certain mental skills. You may have tests for your concentration, memory, and organization. You may also be given a personality assessment. This can help to determine your coping abilities. It is also done to identify any coexisting affective disorders. This includes depression , panic disorder , or other anxiety disorders .
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Treatment. American Academy of Family Physicians Familydoctor website. Available at: http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/chronic-fatigue-syndrome/diagnosis-tests.html . Updated November 2010. Accessed December 28, 2012.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Diagnosis. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/cfs/diagnosis/index.html . Updated May 16, 2012. Accessed December 28, 2012.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us . Updated November 10, 2012. Accessed December 28, 2012.
Craig T, Kakumanu S. Chronic fatigue syndrome: evaluation and treatment. Am Fam Physician. 2002;65:1083-1090. Available at: http://www.aafp.org/afp/2002/0315/p1083.html
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Johnny was dumbfounded when he awoke in the morning to see his penis resembling a rusty nail.
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To bang a girl on her period.
Courtney was on the rag, but I didn't care. I totally rusty nailed that bitch.
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Gangster talk for a washed up has been or never was. riiight?
Elliot doesn't care if Steve Langford lives or dies, because langford is a rusty nail, a beef stew.
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The act of performing anal sex and urinating at the same time. Upon removal resembles a rusty nail.
I gave my gal the rusty nail last night
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Inserting a finger into the anus, usually a female finger into a male anus. Related to rusty trombone.
Her boyfriend asked for a rusty nail but since she never did it before she chickened out.
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NIAGARA FALLS – Organizers of an outdoor street festival held before Nik Wallenda's June 15 wire-walk were proud that – for once – the American side of the Falls had something the Canadian side didn't.
Now, those who put on the event have another reason to celebrate.
The "side show" street carnival celebrating Wallenda's stunt has been named the Outstanding Event of the Year by the Buffalo Niagara Event Professionals.
The festival, which featured daredevil-themed activities on Old Falls Street near Niagara Falls State Park, snagged the top honor in the extra-large event category, which featured events with more than 20,000 guests.
"We are proud of the accomplishments of our staff members, who not only work hard to promote downtown Niagara Falls, but spark the overall economic development of our area," Ryan Coate, general manager of the Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls, said in a statement.
Managed by Global Spectrum, which runs the Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls, the event drew a mix of residents and tourists who flocked to Niagara Falls to see the daredevil's once-in-a-lifetime strut across the raging cataracts.
Anticipating a steady rush of traffic into the city for the nighttime event, Global Spectrum officials put on the street festival to give visitors something to do before the wire-walk while also connecting the state park to other businesses in the city.
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After three impressive blowout wins over quality opponents, Kansas will get their first real road test of the year Saturday afternoon in Columbus, OH, when they meet the Ohio State Buckeyes in a rematch of not one but two battles, including an epic one in last year's Final Four.
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"It'll be good for us to go up there and see how tight our huddle is, see if we can focus and see if we can spend the energy in the building in our favor and find out how tough we are," coach Bill Self said after Tuesday night's win over Richmond. "I'm really looking forward to it."
Like Kansas (9-1), they lost a key big man this year in Jared Sullinger, like Thomas Robinson for the Jayhawks, he was the main guy a year ago. However, in the first meeting, a 78-67 KU victory, Sullinger sat with an injury.
Today in Columbus, Ohio State (9-1) bring firepower along the perimeter and on the guard line.
Forward Deshaun Thomas averages just over 20 points per game and promises to be a load, but the pilot of the ship has to be guard Aaron Craft, who leads the team in assists and is second in steals.
The Jayhawks will combat this with their experience, led by seniors Elijah Johnson and Travis Releford, along with senior Jeff Withey, who may be the nation's premiere defender.
The game could also be a breakout for guard Ben McLemore, who will play before a CBS audience for the first time. McLemore possess the ability to be a game changer and also make the nation see what makes this year's Kansas team potentially so dangerous.
Having to sit out a year ago, he now has the chance to lead Kansas to extraordinary heights and a big game under the national spotlight could send a message to the rest of college basketball about the Jayhawks potential.
Though it's December basketball game, it's a top 10 matchup between national powers and a great litmus test for Kansas, who gets to see how their focus is in a road environment off the court and on the court, where everyone will be against them. Opportunities like this are what make early season college basketball fun.
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The singer, 46, and Qatari businessman, Wissam Al Mana, tied the knot last year, the couple's rep confirmed to PEOPLE on Monday.
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I've just recently moved back to Oak Park and am looking for recommendations for that ever elusive great, honest, affordable car mechanic. Any suggestions? Thanks! Peter
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Hi Peter, I typically go to Pete's in Forest Park. it's right on Madison Avenue.
I like Ron at Associated Tire and Battery on Lombard and Roosevelt.
We have had good experiences with Larry, who used to run "The Auto Clinic" in Oak Park, but he has now moved to Randolph street in Forest Park. He now shares a garage with other folks, so if you go there or call, you just ask for him/Auto Clinic.
Good work, fair price, reliable. He can be a little gruff on the phone and is a character, but I have been happy working with him.
When I bring in my 15 year old Toyota Camry, which I will drive until it dies, I am grateful that he keeps it running while thinking about the bottom line. There was a part that he found on my 70K check that would need to be replaced. It would have been quite pricey... several hundred bucks... and he showed it to me. But he knew that the current part could be salvaged by welding on a component and that CarMax down the street could do it. So he referred me to them, and they fixed it for change....
You gotta love a mechanic that is actually trying to save you money.
Peter - Here's a pretty extensive conversation that we had about this very topic a couple years ago.
I've been taking our cars to Rod at Elite Tire on Harlem in Forest Park for a number of years now and been very happy. In fact, my brakes were squeaking a bit so I took my car in on Friday excepting new brakes. Rod came back and said it was just some rust and still had about 60% and another 10,000 to 15,000 miles left on them. Appreciated his honesty as I certainly didn't know any better.
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The selection of William Eggleston's photographs, "At War with the Obvious," currently on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, reminds us why he an American master. For the June issue of WSJ. Magazine, to be included with this Saturday's issue of the The Wall Street Journal, the legendary photographer agreed to shoot part of his extensive collection of Leica and Canon cameras. Though Mr. Eggleston admits he's not a fan of digital photography, this image was captured on a Fuji X-Pro 1. Earlier this year, Mr. Eggleston participated in an exhibition of famous photographers using Fujifilm X-Series cameras, called "Photography." (See related article).
Commissioning Mr. Eggleston to shoot for the June issue was entirely the result of the persistence of WSJ. Magazine's photography director, Jennifer Pastore. "I just kept calling and calling, then one day, the photograph is in my inbox." Ms. Pastore also credits Mr. Eggleston's son, Winston Eggleston, who manages the photographer's affairs and estate, with making the shoot happen.
The photograph taken by William Eggleston for WSJ. Magazine of some of his Leica and Canon cameras.
Below, see some of the photos from the exhibit, "At War with the Obvious," on display at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, N.Y., through July 28, 2013.
Untitled (Memphis) by William Eggleston, dated 1970. (Eggleston Artistic Trust)
Untitled (Mississippi) by William Eggleston, dated ca. 1970. (Eggleston Artistic Trust)
Untitled (Sumner, Mississippi, Cassidy Bayou in Background) by William Eggleston, dated 1971. (Eggleston Artistic Trust)
Untitled by William Eggleston, dated 1971. (Eggleston Artistic Trust)
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Untitled (Greenwood, Mississippi) by William Eggleston, dated 1980. (Eggleston Artistic Trust)
Untitled (Louisiana) by William Eggleston, dated 1980. (Eggleston Artistic Trust)
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Recent awards given to ALS staff and users in recognition of their scientific and technical achievements.
ALS users Jennifer Doudna and Artur Braun were recognized by Foreign Policy Magazine as innovators in the annual selection of 100 Global Thinkers.
Doudna also received a 2015 Breakthrough Prize "for harnessing an ancient mechanism of bacterial immunity into a powerful and general technology for editing genomes, with wide-ranging implications across biology and medicine."
Congratulations go to ALS user Hoi-Ying Holman and her colleagues who were one of the three teams from Berkeley Lab to win a 2014 R&D 100 Award, the "Oscars of Invention."
And ALS user Clemens Heske (UNLV), along with Todd Deutsch (NREL) and Tadashi Ogitsu (LLNL) recently won a 2014 Merit Review Award from the DOE Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Program "for outstanding dedication and collaboration in photoelectrochemical surface validation."
Longtime ALS user Nora Berrah was recently awarded the 2014 Davisson-Germer Prize in Atomic or Surface Physics from the APS. Berrah, currently the Chair of the Physics Department at University of Connecticut, was cited "For pioneering experiments on the interaction of atoms, molecules, negative ions and clusters with ionizing vacuum ultraviolet and soft x-ray photons."
Aside from being a busy user at the ALS for many years, Nora has also been active in the ALS community as chair of the UEC and member of the SAC.
Read more about her research on the APS web site.
Dr. Debajeet K. Bora, a recent physicist post-doctoral fellow with Jinghua Guo at the ALS has been awarded the "EMPA Research Award 2013" for his PhD thesis "Hematite and its hybrid nanostructures for photoelectrochemical water splitting: How do properties affect functionality?" by the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, Switzerland. Dr. Bora carried out his dissertation research jointly with EMPA and University of Basel.
As a PhD student, Debajeet conducted a pioneering in situ solar water splitting experiment at ALS Beamline 7. This work contributed to his winning this award which is given every two years.
Charles S. Fadley (right, pictured with Joseph Nordgren), a longtime ALS user, recently received an honorary doctorate from Uppsala University in Sweden. Fadley was recognized for his research on condensed matter, materials, and surface/interface physics, as well as molecular physics. His work, especially synchrotron-light-based spectroscopic studies of surfaces, magnetic materials, and nanostructures, has inspired researchers around the world and at Uppsala. read more about Fadley and other awardees here.
December 2013/January 2014
Two members of the ALS community were elected APS Fellows in 2013:
Howard Padmore, group leader of the Experimental Systems Group at the Advanced Light Source, won the Albert Nerkin Award of the AVS. Padmore was recognized for "sustained contributions to the design, development and application of novel synchrotron x-ray instrumentation used to study a range of scientific problems from biology to materials and solid state science." The AVS is the primary society in the United States that focuses on vacuum technology and its impacts on various industries.
ALS user Stephen P. Cramer, Physical Biosciences Division, who was recognized for the development and creative applications of synchrotron x-ray spectroscopy to bioinorganic chemistry. Ten researchers from labs which the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Office of Science stewards were recently elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). The honor recognizes individuals "Who have made scientifically or socially distinguished efforts to advance science or its applications." The new fellows were formally announced in the journal Science on Nov. 29th, and they will also be recognized at the 2014 AAAS Annual Meeting in Chicago.
In September, Shuyun Zhou, a previous ALS postdoctoral fellow, received "Outstanding Young Scholar Award" from Qiu Shi Science and Technology Foundation. Shuyun Zhou is currently an associate professor at the Department of Physics at Tsinghua University, Beijing. Before returning to her home university in 2012, she had built her track record from 10 years of research conducted at the ALS, initially as a Ph.D. student of UC Berkeley and ALS doctoral fellow, later as ALS postdoc fellow and project scientist from Materials Sciences Division. Her major achievements include electronic structure studies of graphene using angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy, and ultrafast dynamic studies of localized electronic orderings in quantum materials using ultrafast time-resolved resonant X-ray scattering. While building her lab-based ultrafast time- and angle-resolved photoemission program at Tsinghua University, she has continued close collaboration with the ALS and recent progress has been made on the intriguing coupling between a topological insulator and a high temperature superconductor.
The Qiu Shi Science & Technologies Foundation was established by Mr. Cha Chi Ming in 1994 to promote scientific and technological progress in China by recognizing and rewarding successful Chinese scientists and scholars. The 2013 New Outstanding Young Scholar award is presented to 9 young scientists from 5 top research universities who have shown exceptional promise in both natural and applied sciences. Multidisciplinary, novel and innovative approaches to research and risk-taking is encouraged.
Sandia National Laboratories combustion chemist and veteran ALS user Craig Taatjes, whose groundbreaking work on Criegee intermediates has provided scientific insight into hydrocarbon combustion and atmospheric chemistry, has been selected to receive the prestigious Polanyi Medal by the International Symposium on Gas Kinetics.
During his career at Sandia, Taatjes has carried out research aimed at understanding the fundamental chemistry of combustion and hydrocarbon oxidation, including flame measurements and the reactions that govern low-temperature autoignition. Recently, he led a project that made the first direct measurements of the reactions of Criegee intermediates, formed in ozone-initiated oxidation of hydrocarbons, showing that their impact on tropospheric chemistry and climate may be substantially greater than previously assumed. Through funding by the Department of Energy's Office of Science, Taatjes and his research team conducted studies of gas phase Criegee intermediates using Sandia's multiplexed photoionization mass spectrometer (MPIMS) at the Advanced Light Source, a scientific user facility also supported by the DOE.
The Polanyi Medal is awarded every two years. The recipient is chosen by the Committee of the Gas Kinetics Group of the Faraday Division of the Royal Society of Chemistry, and is someone who has made outstanding contributions to the field of gas kinetics. The Polanyi medal is named after professor Michael Polanyi, 1891-1976, whose research helped to define the modern subject of gas kinetics and reaction dynamics.
Peter Fischer, staff scientist and principal investigator at the Center for X-ray Optics in the Materials Sciences Division and beamline scientist in charge of the full-field soft x-ray microscope (BL 6.1.2) at the Advanced Light Source has been named an IEEE Fellow in 2014 for his "contributions to the development and application of high resolution X-ray magnetic imaging".
Using polarized soft x-rays for imaging magnetic structures has over the last years matured into an indispensable characterization tool for magnetism research and numerous groups from around the world come to LBNL each year to use the unique instruments here. Peter is recognized by the worldwide magnetism community as one of thir leading experts in this research area. Peter and his team at LBNL have demonstrated world record spatial resolution with x-ray lenses fabricated in the Center for X-ray Optics for which he was a co-awarded the Klaus Halbach Prize in 2010. He was selected as Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE Magnetics Society in 2011, where he delivered in more than 60 lectures his work on magnetic x-ray imaging at LBNL to the worldwide magnetism community.
The IEEE is the world's leading professional association with more than 425,000 members in over 160 countries. IEEE Fellow is the highest grade of membership and is recognized by the technical community as a prestigious honor and an important career achievement.
Robert O. Ritchie of the Materials Sciences Division has been awarded the 2013 David Turnbull Lectureship by the Materials Research Society (MRS). He was cited for his pioneering work elucidating "the mechanistic role of microstructure in governing fatigue and fracture in a variety of materials systems," as well as for communicating his scientific insights through eloquent lectures and seminal publications. He will present the Turnbull Lecture at the MRS Fall Meeting in Boston.
Wanli Yang, an ALS staff scientist, was part of a team of Berkeley Lab researchers who won an R&D 100 Award for their invention of a new material for use in rechargeable batteries. Termed the Conducting Polymer Binder, the material can boost battery storage capacity by 30% and is made from a type of flexible plastic glue that holds electrode materials together while facilitating the shuttling of electrons and positively charged lithium ions. The team also included Berkely Lab scientists Gao Liu, Lin-Wang Wang, and Vincent Battaglia and postdoctoral fellows Sang-Jae Park, Mingyan Wu, and Shidi Xun.
Physicist Feng Wang (Materials Sciences) has been named a Bakar Fellow, a UC Berkeley program to support innovative research by early career faculty, in particular those who want to focus on a project that has real-world applications in areas ranging from health care and agriculture to high-tech and biotech. The program provides five years of research support and is now in its second year. Feng Wang, a UC Berkeley professor, most recently worked on ALS Beamline 1.4.
Alexander Gray, a member of Chuck Fadley's group at the ALS, won a 2013 Young Scientist Award from the user community organization of the SPring8 synchrotron radiation facility in Hyogo, Japan. The SPring-8 user community recognized Gray for his original application of HARPES--Hard X-Ray Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy--to resolve a long-standing controversy concerning the electronic structure of dilute magnetic structure materials. Gray will receive his award at a ceremony in Kyoto in early September.
ALS Staff Scientist Alexander Hexemer has received an Early Career Research Program Award to create a "High Performance Toolkit for Photon Science." The effort is designed to bolster the nation's scientific workforce by providing support to exceptional researchers during the crucial early career years, when many scientists do their most formative work. Find more information on the Office of Science Early Career Research Program Web site.
Hendrik Bluhm of the Lab's Chemical Sciences Division is the recipient of the Friedrichh Wilhelm Bessel Research award, bestowed by Germany's Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Award winners are honored for their outstanding research record and invited to spend a period of up to one year cooperating on a long-term research project with specialist colleagues at a research institution in Germany. Bluhm works on ALS Beamline 11.0.2 , investigating solid/vapor and liquid/vapor interfaces under realistic conditions of pressure and temperature, using photoelectron spectroscopy and scanning probe microscopy.
The 2014 Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award will go to Robert Ritchie of the Lab's Materials Sciences Division. The award, sponsored by the publishing company Elsevier, includes a cash honorarium for $5,000 and is considered one of the most prestigious prizes in the field. Along with fellow MSD researcher Tony Tomsia, Ritchie has recently developed a lightweight ceramic material with an unprecedented combination of strength and toughness by mimicking the structure of abalone shells.
Gabor Somorjai of the Materials Sciences Division was one of 18 individuals recognized by the National Academy of Sciences for outstanding scientific achievement in the physical, biological and social sciences. Somorjai, who is also a professor in the UC Berkeley Chemistry Department, received the NAS Award in Chemical Sciences for his "groundbreaking experimental and conceptual contributions to the understanding of surface chemistry and catalysis at a microscopic and molecular level." Supported by the Merck Company Foundation, the award and $15,000 prize honors innovative research that contributes to a better understanding of the natural chemical sciences and to the benefit of humanity. Read more...
This year's American Physical Society (APS) Fellows include six scientists from Berkeley Lab, three of whom are currently or have previously been at the ALS: John Byrd, Howard Padmore, and Dave Robin. Only half of one percent of APS members are elected by their peers to be Fellows in any given year for exceptional contributions to the physics enterprise, including outstanding research, important applications, leadership or service to physics, and significant contributions to physics education. Berkeley Lab's six Fellows (out of 250 announced for 2012) represent a high count for a single institution. See our feature Six Berkeley Lab (Three ALS) Scientists Are 2012 APS Fellows or read the Berkeley Lab News Release for more information.
See the full write up on our User Meeting Awards recipients.
R&D 100 Award for the Development of the Compact Variable Collimator
A team led by Simon Morton and Jeff Dickert of Berkeley Lab's Physical Biosciences Division has been awarded an R&D 100 Award for the development of the Compact Variable Collimator (CVC). The CVC, installed at the ALS Berkeley Center for Structural Biology (BCSB) beamlines, is small, easy to use and readily adapted to any configuration of an x-ray beamline where it allows researchers to quickly and accurately adjust X-ray beams for protein crystallography, x-ray microscopy and small angle x-ray scattering to optimize resolution. This optimized resolution allows researchers to extract the highest quality data from less-than-perfect protein crystals rather than discard crystals with defects and spend time and money preparing new ones. The CVC has already been used to make critical discoveries in areas that include Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, Lassa fever, antibiotic resistance and food crop improvements. Co-nominating the CVC with Berkeley Lab were Takeda Pharmaceutical and the Genomics Institute of the Novartis Research Foundation.
Two ALS Users Win DOE Early Career Research Award
Kevin Wilson, Beamline Scientist on the Chemical Dynamics Beamline 9.0.2, has been granted an Early Career Research award by the DOE's Office of Science. Wilson's work focuses on hydrocarbon free radicals formed at hydrocarbon/water and electrolyte interfaces. He plans to use his research award to study the roles they play in chemistry as initiators or propagators of surface reactions or as reactive intermediates.
Berkeley Lab Scientist and ALS user Oliver Gessner is another recipient of the Early Career Research award by the DOE's Office of Science. Gessner, who is associated with the Chemical Sciences Division, will use his award to study the role that chemically engineered devices play in the development of sustainable energy production and storage solutions. He'll employ experimental techniques using intense, ultrashort x‐ray pulses to monitor the light‐induced creation and transport of charges in complex molecular systems in real time and from the perspective of specific atomic sites.
ALS EH&S Program Manager Jim Floyd is a recipient of the Director's Award for Exceptional Achievement in Safety. The award, announced in Today at Berkeley Lab on May 21, is for, "Accomplishments and leadership in promoting a safety culture."
Peidong Yang, an ALS user from the LBNL Materials Sciences Division, was elected to the 2012 class of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Yang, a chemist whose research focuses on the synthesis of new classes of materials and nanostructures, is expert on nanowires and has found ways to use them for photovoltaics and as a thermoelectric material. He is director of the Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis (JCAP)-North and earlier this year, Yang was named by Thomson Reuters as the world's top materials scientist of the past decade and the tenth most influential chemist, based on an analysis of the citation impact of published papers.
ALS user James Berger of the Physical Biosciences Division, was also elected to the 2012 class of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Berger is a biochemist and structural biologist who studies protein machines and develops models to explain DNA replication, chromosome superstructure, and other essential nucleic acid transactions. Last year he received the National Academy of Sciences Award in Molecular Biology "for elucidating the structures of topoisomerases and helicases and providing insights into the biochemical mechanisms that mediate the replication and transcription of DNA."
ALS user Brandy Toner has been named the National Science Foundation Ridge 2000 Distinguished Lecturer for 2011. Toner, an Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota, studies the biogeochemical processes that move metals through pristine and contaminated environments. She is particularly interested in the mineralogy and chemistry of hydrothermal plumes. A specialist in synchrotron radiation spectroscopy and diffraction technologies, Dr. Toner is using novel tools to address these questions, leading to exciting discoveries at hydrothermal vent sites around the globe.
Two Berkeley Lab researchers received this year's Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE): Christian Bauer (not shown, Physics Division) and Feng Wang of the Materials Sciences Division. Wang was previously an ALS doctoral fellow on Beamline 8.0 and is an ALS user on Beamline 1.4 (see ALS Science Highlight Bilayer Graphene Gets a Bandgap and this month's Berkeley Lab News Center article A Whole New Light on Graphene Metamaterials). Wang is cited for "pioneering research on ultrafast optical characterization of carbon nanostructures that has advanced the fundamental understanding of the electronic structure of graphene and is expected to enable the development of advanced-energy-relevant technologies." PECASE awards are the U.S. government's highest honors to outstanding scientists and engineers, early in their independent research careers.
ALS user Ting Xu of the Materials Sciences Division, and assistant professor of materials science and engineering at UC Berkeley, recently received the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award. To read more about the award, go here; to read an ALS Science Highlight about her work on Beamline 7.3.3, see "A New Route to Nano Self-Assembly."
Scott Mullin was awarded the Padden award at the APS meeting in March, 2011, for his contribution of "Electric Field Induced Ordering of Battery Electrolyte" using data from ALS Beamline 7.3.3. Scott is a student of Prof. Nitash Balsara from UC Berkeley, who has been a user at ALS Beamline 7.3.3 from its start and has published many important contributions in polymer related research.
APS Fellows for 2010 were recently announced and many frequent ALS users received the honor, including Harald Ade, Musahid Ahmed, Pupa Gilbert, and Zi Qui. Go here to view the full list of 2010 APS Fellows.
Steve Leone, Chemical Sciences Division Director and UC Berkeley professor of chemistry and physics, recently received the 2011 Irving Langmuir Prize in Chemical Physics from the American Physical Society "for his pioneering use of soft x-rays in probing ultrafast dynamics in atomic and molecular systems." This prize is made to one person who has made an outstanding contribution in the field of chemical physics or physical chemistry. For more information about Dr. Leone's research activities, view his Web page and the APS prize information .
James Berger, of Berkeley Lab's Physical Biosciences Division and UC Berkeley, has won the 2011 National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Molecular Biology Award for "elucidating the structures of topoisomerases and helicases and providing insights into the biochemical mechanisms that mediate the replication and transcription of DNA." This work was featured in ALS Science Highlight Rotary Firing in Ring-Shaped Protein Explains Unidirectionality. The $25,000 award, sponsored by Pfizer Inc., recognizes recent notable discoveries in molecular biology by a young scientist.
Gabor Samorjai, a senior scientist with Berkeley Lab's Materials Sciences Division and long-time ALS user, has won a "Frontiers of Knowledge Award " from Spain's BBVA Foundation. The Basic Sciences award recognizes Somorjai for "his pioneering contributions to the understanding of surface chemistry and catalysis at a microscopic and molecular level." It comes with a cash prize of approximately $550,000. See Samorjai's recent Science Highlight Platinum Nanoclusters Out-Perform Single Crystals. A Berkeley Lab News Release about this award is also available here .
Charles Fadley is among the 503 newly-elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). A faculty scientist with Berkeley Lab's Materials Sciences Division and Distinguished Professor of Physics at UC Davis, Fadley, one of the world's foremost practitioners of photoelectron spectroscopy, and uses the Advanced Light Source to study systems that are relevant to next-generation magnetic information storage and logic devices. Election as a Fellow of AAAS is an honor bestowed upon members by their peers in recognition of meritorious efforts to advance science or its applications. Go here to view a complete list of new fellows.
Musahid Ahmed of the Lab's Chemical Sciences Division has been elected as a fellow to the American Physical Society. Ahmed was recognized "for his creation of a world-class synchrotron chemical dynamics facility serving the community and his unique marriage of lasers with synchrotron science, used to study small molecule spectroscopy and energetics, biological imaging, combustion, nanoparticle reactivity, and chemical dynamics."
Other ALS users elected as fellows include Harald Ade, Pupa Gilbert, Zi Q. Qiu, and Craig Taatjes. Go here to view a full list of 2010 APS fellows.
At the March American Physical Society Meeting (APS) the following scientists, who have performed extensive research at the ALS, were acknowledged for their groundbreaking work:
Alessandra Lanzara, University of California Berkeley and Berkeley Lab: 2010 Maria Goeppert Mayer Award for "High-resolution angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy and imaging studies of the cuprate superconductors and graphene that elucidate their electronic properties.
Ramamoorthy Ramesh, University of California, Berkeley: 2010 James C. McGroddy Prize in New Materials for "Groundbreaking contributions in theory and experiment that have advanced the understanding and utility of multiferroic oxides."
Feng Wang, University of California, Berkeley: IUPAP Young Scientist Award for "Bilayer graphene: Tunable bandgap and electron-phonon Fano resonances."
Eli Rotenberg, Berkeley Lab: VUVX (for Vacuum UltraViolet and X-Ray) Conference Award for "his outstanding contributions to angle-resolved photoemission with synchrotron radiation in the study of surfaces and electronic structure."
Feng Wang, University of California, Berkeley and LBNL: Department of Energy Office of Science Early Career Research Program Award Winner for "Control of Graphene Electronic Structure for Energy Technology," funded by the Office of Basic Energy Sciences.
Zhi-Xun Shen, Director of the Stanford Institute for Materials and Energy Science (SIMES), has been awarded the Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award by the U.S. Department of Energy for his pioneering work in materials science. Shen has been a very active user of the ALS and has carried out much of his research at ALS BL 10.0.1.
Shen's award, announced on December 16, 2009, is "for his ground breaking discoveries and pioneering use of high resolution angle-resolved photoemission to advance understanding of strongly correlated electron systems including high-transition temperature superconductors and other complex oxides." It is one of the highest scientific honors bestowed by the U.S. government.
Eli Rotenberg, The Kai Siegbahn Prize for "The creation and development of the "Electronic Structure Factory" end-station at the Advanced Light Source, which could legitimately be called the most useful ARPES end-station in the World. This endstation has been used to tease out many first results in a wide variety of complex and exotic materials. Eli Rotenberg's artful application of ARPES has greatly contributed to the understanding of some of the quantum electronic properties of nano-phase and reduced dimensionality materials."
René Bilodeau, Western Michigan University and LBNL: The Yong-Ki Kim Award for Excellence in Research Post Doctoral Award for the paper "Promoting a core electron to fill a d shell: A threshold law and shape and Feshbach resonances."