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The Women's Advisory Council represents not just women advisors, but the best of the best among advisors at Raymond James. These dynamic and inspirational women take their roles as mentors seriously because they understand that strong leadership will pave the way for women advisors who come after them. These are powerful women who take the time to offer guidance and direction to experienced advisors and trainees alike, to help them navigate an ever-changing marketplace. They offer important perspective because they know where you've been and the obstacles you face. More important, they know where you want to go.
Their experience and business styles are as diverse as they are, which only adds to the breadth of advice and guidance they impart to peers across the firm. Each of these women has her own story and her own unique professional history, but they do share one thing: a fierce desire to empower women advisors to excel. Their goal and the network's, as a whole, is to make it easier for you to grow your business with the backing of a community of like-minded financial professionals.
Together, they also set the agenda for our annual Women's Symposium and serve as resources for branch managers and senior management in their efforts to recruit and retain the top female financial advisors. We'd call them overachievers, but they'd tell you it's all in a day's work.
These women truly are among the best and brightest at Raymond James – and they want to hear from you. Feel free to contact any of them to learn exactly what makes the Network for Women Advisors so unique and valuable to advisors like you.
Meet the team
Michelle Lynch
Vice President
As vice president of the Network for Women Advisors, Michelle is responsible for helping to retain the more than 850 existing Raymond James women advisors through education, practice management and coaching programs. In addition, she works with regional directors, branch managers and recruiters to help attract new women to the firm. Prior to this role, Michelle served as the marketing director of account services, overseeing all marketing initiatives for the Private Client Group (PCG). She joined the Raymond James marketing department in 2004 and then went on to be vice president and director of marketing & communications for Eagle Asset Management in 2006. At Eagle, she was responsible for overseeing all functions of marketing, advertising, branding, public relations and internal communications.
Prior to joining Raymond James, Michelle was a marketing and public relations manager at AAA Auto Club South working with their retail, insurance and financial services business units. She's also held marketing and public relations roles at Busch Gardens and United Landmark advertising agency.
Michelle is a cum laude graduate of the University of South Florida with a bachelor's degree in mass communications and a master of business administration (MBA) degree, with honors, from Emory University, Goizueta Business School.
Kalita Blessing
Principal and the leading wealth advisor of Quest, an independent investment advisor, Kalita has 20 years of experience helping families create and preserve their wealth. In addition, she enjoys helping families plan and meet their philanthropic goals to maximize impact. As 40% of her clients are women, empowering women to better understand their financial affairs is a passion.
A fifth-generation Texan and Dallas native, Kalita graduated from The Hockaday School in 1977. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College, majoring in international policy studies, in 1981. She was among the college's first classes with female graduates.
Kalita has been active in both professional and civic organizations in Dallas and Boston. Most recently, she was named to the Caron Board of Trustees for North Texas. She continues on the Advisory Boards of the Dallas Foundation and the Dallas Women's Foundation. She also serves on the financial advisory committee of the Society of St. John the Evangelist monastery in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Over the last 10 years, she has served on the Investment Advisory Committee for the Dallas Women's Foundation, the Board of Trustees of The Hockaday School and the YMCA Foundation.
Married to Edward W. Blessing, Kalita enjoys traveling and fly fishing and is an avid tennis player.
Sarah Boston
Financial Advisor and Co-Branch Manager
Sarah Boston began her financial services career as a Marketing Intern at Raymond James while finishing her Business degree from Indiana University Kelley School of Business. That experience sparked an interest for helping clients build financial security and led to a Sales Assistant position with a female advisor, who continues to be a mentor to Sarah after fifteen years. Her career path includes advisory and management positions with a large group retirement plan provider, but Sarah's passion for financial planning and desire to work with individual clients led to her rejoining Raymond James in 2013 as a Branch Manager and Financial Advisor.
With a focus on financial planning, Sarah works with clients of all ages to help them achieve financial independence. Her areas of specialty include income planning for retirees, wealth transitions through divorce, small business owners and generational wealth planning. She holds regular client education workshops and was a featured speaker for the Women Advisors Forum 2014 NYC conference.
Currently residing in Indianapolis, Sarah and JJ, her husband of 14 years, are small business owners and parents to two boys. An avid gardener, she grows a large variety of vegetables, greens, herbs and strawberries and is an advocate of providing food security through the local/urban farm movement.
Kimberlee Bouska
Financial Advisor
Kimberlee Bouska is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner and Chartered Retirement Planning CounselorSM. She fully understands the subtle nuances of today's market and works to provide an objective and holistic approach to building any financial plan. Kimberlee works with each client to target immediate and future needs in a way that is right for them and in alignment with their personal goals.
Kimberlee assists clients in the areas of retirement savings, estate planning, college planning, insurance advice, asset building, tax-advantaged investing and more. As a CRPC® professional, she specializes in formulating retirement income plans tailored for the specific needs of retirees.
Kimberlee is a 2012-2015 recipient of the Five Star Wealth Manager Award, as featured in Portland Monthly Magazine. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Kansas and her Certified Financial Planner™ certification from Kaplan University. She joined the team at First Tech Federal Credit Union in 2001.
Kimberlee enjoys exploring Oregon with her husband and two children.
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Ilona Box
Associate VP, Investments
With 14 years of financial planning experience, Ilona specializes in high net worth financial planning, divorce planning and planning for women. With wealth preservation as her main focus, she has been instrumental in building and maintaining Church & Box Planning Group, a successful invitation-only wealth management practice.
Ilona graduated with honors from Florida State University with dual majors. Striving to expand her knowledge of investments and financial planning, she completed the financial planning series, attended and completed the institute of investment management and received her wealth management designation. Ilona is currently working on her CFP® designation.
Being a strong advocate for women in the industry, Ilona was recently asked to sit on the women's advisory council for Raymond James Financial. In addition, she's a past board member for Protected Harbor, an organization devoted to providing housing for special needs citizens in Collier County. Her community involvement doesn't end there. Ilona is also an active participant of the budget review committee for the United Way and soon to be a volunteer for Junior Achievement.
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Adrienne Gligoric
Director, Network for Women Advisors of Raymond James Limited
Adrienne Gligoric began her career in the financial services industry in 1988 as a teller at a trust company. Within two years, she was head teller at the main flagship branch, before being promoted to Self-Directed retirement products. She was in charge of settling DAP accounts with local brokerage houses. It was then that she learned there was much more to the industry than just the bank and she made the move to a full service brokerage firm in 1995 and joined Raymond James in 2002.
Since then, Adrienne has held the roles of Sales Assistant, Branch Administrator, Executive Assistant, Regional High Net Worth Marketing Manager, Private Client Group Administration and Manager, and she couldn't be more proud to now be heading up The Network for Women Advisors at Raymond James Ltd. in Canada.
Adrienne is passionate about growing the businesses and profiles of women in the financial services industry. She has been a pioneer in developing networking and educational workshops for Financial Advisors, and she also developed and chaired the Raymond James Ltd. National Branch Administrators conference. She is also a member of The Service 1st Award selection committee (RJL), Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Committee, and Women in Capital Markets Committee.
Outside of work, she is an avid indoor and beach volley ball player and coach, a roller blader and practices hot yoga. However her biggest passion is spending quality time with her two accomplished daughters.
Adrienne is positive, energetic and a firm believer that we are in charge of our own destiny. You get what you work for!
Patty Hammond
Financial Planner
Patty Hammond currently serves Carter Financial Management as a Financial Planner. She originally joined the firm in 1985 and rejoined CFM in 2004. Patty's goal is helping clients draw on their values, establish their goals and prioritize their objectives. She assists her clients with assessing, planning, implementing and monitoring their financial targets.
Patty is a summa cum laude graduate from the University of Tulsa in Math and Science Education, and she earned her Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) designation in 1984. She has been an adjunct Professor at Brookhaven College, teaching the CFP® curriculum to CFP® candidates for 13 semesters. In this position she was honored as an outstanding professor by Brookhaven College. She has been a featured speaker on various Financial Planning topics to many local organizations. In addition, she was one of six planners from Carter Financial Management to be nominated and voted for by fellow CFP members of the Dallas-Fort Worth chapter of the Financial Planners Association and named as one of "The Best Financial Planners in Dallas" by D Magazine in 2004, 2006 and again in 2008.
Patty has served as President and Chairman of the Dallas-Fort Worth Society of the Institute of Certified Financial Planners (ICFP®). She also served as President of the Dallas Chapter of the International Association for Financial Planning and on the National Ethics Committee of the International Association of Financial Planning.
Patty lives in Richardson and is active in the community. Her activities include: Richardson Friends of the Library Board; Learning Disability Association; various church activities; Youth Achievement Foundation mentor and Senior Citizens of Greater Dallas volunteer.
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Melissa Joy
Partner and Financial Planner
Melissa Joy, CFP®, is partner and director of wealth management at Center for Financial Planning, Inc. Melissa began her career in the financial planning in 1998 and joined The Center in 1999. Melissa provides comprehensive financial planning and wealth management services for high net worth individuals and families. Her areas of specialty include dealing with sudden money situations, generational wealth transfer, and planning for women and young executives. She is responsible for The Center's investment management and financial planning departments. She is also a member of the firm's Investment Committee and Operation Committee.
Melissa is regularly quoted on financial planning topics for publications including The Chicago Tribune, Financial Advisor Magazine, Investment News, and Morningstar Advisor Magazine. She has been recognized as one of eight honorees of the Financial Advisor Magazine Research All-Star team for three consecutive years in 2011, 2012, and 2013.
Melissa received her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. She has a certificate in financial planning from Boston University and is a Certified Financial Planner™. Melissa completed the Executive Leadership Program through Inforum, a Michigan Professional Women's Alliance. She is currently focusing on her passion for generational financial planning and practices that help tie meaning to money with Certified Financial Transitionist training through the Sudden Money Institute.
Personally, Melissa lives in Dexter, Michigan with her husband Jeff and two young children Gus and Josie. She is a trustee at First Congregational Church of Ann Arbor and volunteers with the Michigan Financial Planning Association. When not busy at work she enjoys time with her family, travel, playing soccer, and photography.
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Sacha Millstone
Senior Vice President, Investments and Financial Advisor
Colorado & Washington D.C.
An investment advisor representative with $330 million in assets under management, Sacha Millstone specializes in retirement planning, estate planning, charitable giving and managing inherited wealth with clients in over 41 states. Sacha's participation on the Raymond James Women's Council since 2010 has helped serve as a resource for Senior Management and strives to empower female advisors through recruitment and the annual Raymond James Women's Symposium. As a specialist in Sudden Money, she assists her clients in developing the road map and self-assurance to help build a lump sum into lifetime financial security. She was among the first investment advisors in the Washington, D.C., area to be recognized for her expertise in socially responsible investing in 1986. In 2000, she joined the Sudden Money Institute, an educational organization that focuses on helping clients who have a sudden change in their financial positions. She is a member of its network of advisors trained in life transition planning.
Sacha is part of a full-service team of professionals who advocate a financial planning approach designed to educate and empower individuals to take charge of their own financial futures. In addition, she works with clients to analyze their insurance needs, select and implement retirement plans for their companies, develop and establish estate plans designed to preserve wealth for future generations, and create lasting legacies through charitable trusts and family foundations.
Traci Richmond
Branch Manager
Traci Meakem Richmond, CFP®, began working in financial services as a teenager, posting trade entries by hand in the Legg Mason office of her mother, Carolyn S. Meakem. She earned a dual Bachelor of Science in Economics and Biology from the College of William and Mary and went on to graduate, magna cum laude, from Boston University School of Law. After nearly ten years as a practicing attorney, Traci joined her mother's financial advisory practice. They co-founded The Meakem Group in 2006 and were delighted to join Raymond James Financial Services in 2012.
Since coming to Raymond James, Traci has achieved Leader's Council membership each year, and she is honored to serve on the Raymond James Women's Advisory Council. Traci's areas of specialty include investment selection, managing income in retirement, dealing with divorce and other life transitions, long term care planning, and financial planning for the unique needs of women. She and her team provide customized advice and comprehensive financial planning and investment services for families and small businesses.
Embracing her mother's focus on economic education, Traci teaches financial literacy seminars to high school students and mentors women interested in financial services careers. For the past 7 years, The Meakem Group has sponsored the Scripps Regional Spelling Bee for Montgomery County, Maryland. Traci's community involvement also includes working with Community Ministries of Rockville, Maryland, the League of Women Voters of Montgomery County, Maryland, and the Community Association of River Falls. Traci lives in Potomac, Maryland, with her husband and three children.
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Laura Steckler
Vice President of Investments
Laura Steckler is a Vice President of Investments and an Investment Management Consultant. She earned her Certified Financial Planner™ certification and heads Steckler Wealth Management Group where she focuses on providing comprehensive financial planning, including investment and retirement planning, education funding, risk management through insurance planning, and tax and estate tax reduction strategies. She is a firm believer in a holistic retirement planning process that centers around clients' short, medium, and long term needs and goals. Her clients benefit from the support of her dedicated team in order to provide the highest level of personalized service and support.
Laura's clients include successful business owners, corporate executives, pre-retirees, and retirees. For corporate clients, she assists with employee stock options, deferred compensation, and restricted securities. Laura also has a specialization in the area of pension planning and analysis. As such, she helps corporate as well as city, Florida State, County, and Federal employees evaluate their options and assists in developing and executing a retirement strategy. She works with individuals and families within south Florida, as well as in numerous other states throughout the U.S. She also works with international clients mainly in South America and western Europe.
Laura graduated from Brooklyn College in New York with a Bachelor's degree. She continued her education and earned her Master's degree from New York University in 2001.
Since joining Raymond James in 2006, she has attained club recognition status in each year in addition to her current President's Club status. She was also honored and humbled to be the recipient of the Raymond James's Women of Distinction Award in 2010. She is also a proud member of the prestigious Raymond James Women's Advisory Council.
Laura enjoys spending time playing tennis, traveling, boating, doing yoga, and marathon training. She is married and has a son. She feels passionately about volunteering and is active in several charitable organizations. Two areas that are a focus of her attention are working with indigent seniors and women's organizations. One of her long term goals is to spend more time doing not for profit work to help those less fortunate in her community.
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Tracy Vaughn
First Vice President, Investments, Branch Manager & Financial Advisor
Tracy has been a part of the Raymond James family since 1999. She is the Branch Manager of the Crystal River office and a President's Club Advisor. As a Certified Financial Planner™, Tracy and her team practice in all areas of Financial Planning with a strong client centered focus.
Tracy is also a member of the Raymond James Women's Advisory Council, which is comprised of women financial advisors with a diverse combination of experience and business styles and serves as a resource for Branch Managers and Senior Management. The council maintains an active network of resources and events including the annual Raymond James Women's Symposium.
As a member of Kiwanis International, Tracy served as Distinguished Past President of her local club in 2003-2004 and has had the pleasure of working with her community in many charitable efforts.
Tracy lives in Ocala enjoying time with her family and friends.
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Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc., owns the certification marks above, which it awards to individuals who successfully complete initial and ongoing certification requirements.
Sybil Verch
Vice President, Branch Manager & Investment Advisor Representative
Sybil grew up in Victoria and earned her Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Victoria. She has earned the designations of Canadian Investment Manager (CIM), Portfolio Manager, Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute (FCSI) and was one of the first in Canada to attain the Chartered Strategic Wealth Professional (CSWP) now recognized as the Certified International Wealth Manager (CIWM) designation. She entered the financial services industry in 1994 and is passionate about helping clients achieve success. She believes in giving back to her community and is therefore actively involved in various charitable organizations. She is the Chair of the Victoria YM/YWCA Board of Directors and volunteers her time in various ways in support of the Peter B Gustavson School of Business. Sybil is Chair of the Womens Advisory Council at Raymond James and plays an active role in mentoring women in finance. She is engaged in raising the standards of the Investment Industry as she helps train and coach other investment professionals.
This year Sybil was recognized as Business Person of the Year with the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce due to her business acumen, dedication to mentoring others in business and her tireless involvement within the community. Sybil has also been recognized as one of Vancouver Island's Top 40 Under 40 for her success in the Financial Services Industry and her passion for helping others. She has been trained by Pusateri Consulting as a co-facilitator for their "Pricing Your Value" program, which empowers organizations and individuals to discover, articulate and capitalize on their unique value. In October 2011, Sybil presented at the Investing In You Conference for female advisors in Vancouver and has also appeared on CTV's Breakfast Television. Sybil is one of four mentors on The Hard Way, a reality TV series focused on helping struggling businesses succeed. Season Two will be air in the fall of 2014.
Outside of work, Sybil enjoys spending quality time with her husband and son. She leads a well-balanced life and makes time for travel, fitness, reading & yoga. She is positive, optimistic and enthusiastic and believes you can accomplish whatever your heart desires.
Lynne Wright
Wealth Management Specialist
Growing her practice one client at a time in the 80's to multigenerational planning in the present, Lynne Wright has built Wright Wealth Management by continually strengthening her relationships with clients. With over 30 years in the financial services industry, Lynne has helped her clients through the many life events that they have experienced. Lynne continually guides clients to financial security by college planning for children, developing strategies for retirement, and helping families through their stages of life.
Since joining Raymond James in 2001, Lynne's practice has grown to over $340 million assets under management. In 2013, Lynne was honored with the Woman of Distinction Award by the Network for Women Advisors. Lynne is currently mentoring two advisors in the Advisory Mastery Program. In her spare time, Lynne enjoys playing tennis, hiking, swimming, and spending time at her lake house.


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ATHENS – The deeper the tournament trail runs the more excitement builds.
Unfortunately, unless a team ends up with the ultimate prize of cutting down the nets next week in Columbus, the final result becomes even tougher to swallow.
Martins Ferry was faced with that cruel reality Wednesday evening on the campus of Ohio University inside the Convo.
For the second straight season, the Purple Riders saw their season come to a close in the Division III regional tournament, two wins shy of reaching the Final Four.
Talented Lucasville Valley (24-2) proved to be too much for the Riders en route to a 69-49 victory in a game in which it never trailed.
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I recently had the pleasure of visiting with David Hamilton, load forecasting manager at Old Dominion Electric Cooperative (ODEC). As native Texans, Hamilton and I are unique. He is part of another exclusive group, long-time energy forecasters.
Energy forecasting description
David described energy forecasting like this:
"Forecasting energy and peak demand is not the same as forecasting widgets or computer sales. Forecasting the real time delivery of electrons that people demand is a study of consumer behavior and similar to real-time point-of-sale forecasting."
A bit about forecasters
Forecasters provide the starting point that drives utility cost models and how much revenue the utility can expect going forward. Hamilton said "Forecasters are at the cusp of helping utilities plan for tomorrow, next year, and a decade from now. Building a new power plant can cost over one billion dollars. You want to ensure that the new plant you forecasted 10 years earlier will be needed."
Much of the code used today was written by Hamilton's generation. "Guys like me learned to do forecast models using the old SAS code. Many programs were developed 20 to 25 years ago when mainframe computers were the norm. The majority of this code will need to be re-written as utilities switch to newer technologies capable of handling much more data.
ODEC's experience
In addition to ODEC's own forecasting needs, ODEC builds and files forecasts for each of its 11 member cooperatives with the Rural Utility Service. These forecasts are used for system planning and to determine borrowing needs given the projected demand growth.
When Hamilton joined ODEC, an off-the-shelf software tool and Microsoft Excel were used for energy forecasting. The inefficiencies and the data validation challenges were obvious. The approach opened the company up to potential criticism and second guessing from regulators and auditors.
"We needed a system that was easy-to-use, open, and auditable. I recommended SAS. I had used and programmed in SAS for years and did not see anything else that could compete. I've found other software lacking in data management and the ability to house, analyze and report on large volumes of data" said Hamilton. Investor Owned Utilities with large forecasting staffs can sometimes work with lesser software. It is more important for smaller companies like ODEC to invest in an efficient and comprehensive solution that will stand the test of time.
ODEC management was reluctant to spend the amount of money that Hamilton recommended. Within a couple of years, ODEC senior VPs were saying "this is the best money we have every spent in our lives" according to Hamilton. "Anyone can come in and look at our process and our reports and how the data is structured. They can examine how we build our models and forecasts and see that we use best forecasting practices" said Hamilton.
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It is time to hire and train the next generation of forecasters. Hamilton said "I'm on my last rodeo. Colleges are not teaching students to be energy forecasters. They need to learn the business just like I did. It will be challenging to teach new hires how to rewrite the code and to learn how to use the new software tools, construct the data, and generate the reliable forecasts that utilities require."
Better analytics tools and automation can help ease the transition. ODEC purchased a forecasting bundle that contains the entire SAS business analytics suite, and has been slowly gravitating to more automation of the forecasting process. Ultimately, Hamilton expects to automate:
- Control of the data using information maps inside SAS
- Safety checks
- Data management and validation including identification and resolution of data quality issues
- Generation of reports, graphics and presentation materials to enable senior management to make quicker and better informed decisions.
One no longer needs to be a programmer to run forecasting processes from start to finish. "If you can think about how you want your project to work, SAS will write the code for you, and it is repeatable. The code can replicate the process and produce the same output each time. One person can accomplish the work of five or seven resources just a few years ago" said Hamilton. Automation of the data management function will save up to 90% of the work that forecasters do today according to Hamilton.
"When I am gone, our system is automated enough that it will continue running until someone new can be trained. If you have a black box and you lose your forecasting guru, you are dead in the water. While you may spend a bit more now, investing in better forecasting tools is the right decision over the long term" said Hamilton.
A week ago a young analyst at another Generation and Transmission (G&T) Cooperative called Hamilton for advice. This G&T is looking at SAS and other forecasting tools. Much like ODEC, the G&T has only two forecasting resources. Hamilton asked the analyst "How much experience do you have?" and "Do you know how to forecast energy?" The analyst indicated that he is a recent graduate and just learning. David said "if you go with Excel or a black box option, you're on your own. You need to consider how you are going build those models and will need to learn what is important. Excel was designed as a desktop application and it handles a limited amount of data plus you cannot analyze your data if you use a black-box system. The result will be less accurate forecasts that will not satisfy senior executives. Some may question if you know what you are doing." Hamilton offered the following recommendations to this young analyst and all utilities:
- Examine your forecasting needs over the next 10 to 20 years when selecting a forecasting tool
- Don't be penny wise and pound foolish when attempting to build out a forecasting system
- Avoid black box solutions and ensure you can analyze and validate your data
- Purchase a solution that is scalable, transportable and auditable
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Members of the PHS Red Wings dance team and cheerleaders from both PHS and South stuffed backpacks for the United Way Alliance of the Mid-Ohio Valley's annual school supply distribution. The items will make their way to children in need from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade in Wood, Wirt, Calhoun, Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie and Roane counties and the Belpre-Little Hocking area in Washington County.
"This stuff seems like yearly things for us … and they're simple," said PHS senior Sloane Miller, a member of the Red Wings. "But for so many of these kids, this is going to be a great gift."
Joyce Mather, United Way executive director, said the goal of the project is to make sure children whose families struggle financially are equipped with the same tools for success as their peers. The United Way used grant money and a donation from Huntington Bank to purchase supplies at discounted rates from businesses including Kroger, Noe Office Supply, Office Depot, Parkersburg Office Supply and Shalom Imports. Dental supply companies SmileMakers and Practicon also donated materials to be placed in the backpacks.
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|Preview: Celtics-Suns
|12.30.09 at 10:59 am ET
It's funny what a couple of losses can do to a team. Just last weekend everyone was hailing the Celtics resiliency and toughness after they found a way to beat the Magic in Orlando. Now, they're careless and sloppy and not quite as dominant as everyone thought. Or maybe, they just miss Paul Pierce, especially late in games.
The C's play the Suns Wednesday night and it's a matchup that should have been circled back when the schedule came out because it's two good teams who play an entertaining, but completely different, brand of basketball. If the Celtics lose, which they might, it would be three straight defeats and the ship will be sinking. Or something.
Do they need to tighten up? Absolutely. Do they need to play better? Sure. Are they headed for an inevitable playoff fall after a couple of lackluster games on the road in late December? Um, no. For one night, forget about the playoffs. Forget about wherever this team is eventually heading and just enjoy the hoops.
CELTICS (23-7, 7-3 last 10)
Points Per Game: 100.5
Points Allowed: 91.9
Differential: +8.7 (First)
Offensive Efficiency: 108.9 (10th)
Defensive Efficiency: 99.5 (First)
Pace: 92.0 (21st)
Likely Starters: Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, Tony Allen, Kevin Garnett, Kendrick Perkins
Injuries: Paul Pierce (knee), Marquis Daniels (wrist), Glen Davis (ankle)
SUNS (20-12, 5-5 last 10)
Points Per Game: 109.8
Points Allowed: 106.0
Differential: +3.8 (Ninth)
Offensive Efficiency: 114.6 (First)
Defensive Efficiency: 110.6 (27th)
Pace: 95.8 (Fourth)
Likely Starters: Steve Nash, Jason Richardson, Grant Hill, Amar'e Stoudemire, Channing Frye
Injuries: None.
Key Matchup: Nash vs. Rondo
Nash won a couple of MVP's earlier this decade that in retrospect most feel he probably shouldn't have won. That's not a knock on Nash who has been one of the game's great guards of this or any other era, just the reality of suspect MVP voting. What's interesting, however, is that Nash may be having an even better season than his MVP years. He ranks first in every assist category in the league, and in free throw shooting. He is the top-ranked guard in True Shooting Percentage and Effective Field Goal Percentage and owns the best Offensive Efficiency Rating in the NBA. He's the key to everything the Suns do and represents yet another test for Rondo.
Celtics in a Paragraph: The Celtics turn the ball over a lot. They average a little more than 15 per game, which puts them in the lower half of the NBA. It's even worse when you factor in pace where they rank near the very bottom of the league. More than a quarter of their possessions end in turnovers, which puts their 26-turnover performance in a 100-possession game against the Warriors in a little better perspective. That said, turnovers have always been an issue for the Celtics in this era. They had been doing a better job managing them this season, but even a little slippage in this area turns an issue into a full-blown problem.
Suns in a Paragraph: In the past 10 games the Suns have defeated the Lakers, Spurs and Magic and lost to the Blazers, Nuggets and Cavs. They remain a very good team in a hyper-competitive conference that is good enough to beat anyone, but probably not good enough to get to the Finals. That's a shame for anyone who loves watching well-executed fast-break basketball. Until they break through, their style will always be suspect, but when the Suns did try to play a more conventional game they were not only boring, they were mediocre. For a league that prides itself on its creativity, the NBA can be surprisingly conservative.
What to watch For: Phoenix has four players that have already launched at least 100 3-pointers this season: Nash, Richardson, Frye and former Boston College star, Jared Dudley. Each of them shoot a high percentage, and as a team the Suns are shooting over 42 percent from 3-point range. Not coincidentally, Phoenix owns the best offensive efficiency rating in basketball. The Celtics are the top rated defense in terms of efficiency, so something has to give.
In their first meeting, Phoenix was able to spread the floor with high pick and rolls and with Nash running it there are no good options for defending it. The pressure will be on Rondo to fight through screens and provide pressure on the ball and the Celtics bigs to not leave Frye open for pick and pop jumpers.
|Fast Break: Celtics-Warriors
|12.29.09 at 1:18 am ET
Playing the Warriors can sometimes be as much an exercise in restraint as anything else. There are so many open shots and available fast break opportunities that it can be incredibly enticing to settle for the first good thing that presents itself. The Celtics, who play such a tightly controlled form of basketball, were easy marks most of the night, especially after dominating the first quarter.
In retrospect, the first 12 minutes may have been the Celtics' undoing in a 103-99 loss. (Recap.) Playing one of their best quarters of the season, the Celtics destroyed Golden State and took a 35-22 lead. But while those easy looks remained there all night, the Celtics never settled down and played their game, with 24 turnovers one of the results.
Instead, they played way too fast and way too much like the Warriors wanted them to play at right around 100 possessions. The Celtics average a tick over 91.This is the second time they have succumbed to the temptations of playing run and gun. The Phoenix Suns performed a similar helter-skelter number on the Celtics earlier in the season, although that game was played at a pedestrian pace compared to Monday night's sprint.
Player of the Game: Rajon Rondo. It's getting repetitive, but Rondo is the engine and the catalyst that makes the Celtics offense go. The Warriors went with various modifications of the "leave Rondo alone in the halfcourt" defense. Taking a page from the Knicks playbook (via Jared Jeffries), they sometimes utilized 6-foot-10 Anthony Randolph playing way off Rondo and inviting him to shoot. Most of the time, Monta Ellis just sagged off him and hung back in the paint. The result was a 30-point, 15-assist effort for Rondo, who will continue to see gimmick defenses the rest of the season. Better that he sees them now.
Turning Point: In the second quarter, C.J. Watson had six steals and seemed to live in the Celtics passing lanes. He, along with Ronny Turiaf, completely changed the momentum and helped the Warriors get back in the game.
* This was a night when the Celtics dearly missed Paul Pierce. As much as Rondo controls the offense, Pierce acts as the calming influence. Halfcourt calm was in short supply against Golden State.
* In a game that featured a lot of physical play, and some uneven whistles, Glen Davis got hammered going up for a shot and appeared to be in pain when he came off the floor in the fourth quarter. The initial diagnosis was a sprained ankle and he did not return. His comeback was put on an accelerated timetable for this trip and it remains to be seen if he was actually physically ready to return to the court.
* Doc Rivers played a limited rotation and Ray Allen logged 44 minutes. That's entirely too many, but with the Warriors' small lineups, it did make sense. Allen's increased minutes are yet another function of Pierce's injury.
* Give the Warriors credit for executing correctly in the final seconds. With a three-point lead and five seconds remaining, Golden State intentionally fouled Allen rather then let him attempt a 3-pointer. It remains a mystery why more teams don't do that automatically.
|Preview: Celtics-Warriors
|12.28.09 at 10:20 am ET
Strange things have been known to happen to the Celtics in the city by the bay. Just last year, Stephen Jackson shot the C's right out of the building in an amazing display that had to be seen to be believed. Of course Captain Jack is no longer with Don Nelson's F Troop, having sulked/forced his way out of town. Perhaps Jackson is smarter and savvier then he is often given credit for.
With a third of the roster on the injured list, what's left in Golden State is an odd collection of talent, mismatched in every which way and also said to be very available to anyone who would like anything from a long-range gunner (Anthony Morrow) to a 6-10 ball of weirdness (Anthony Randolph) and everything in between.
The Warriors problems don't really interest the Celtics all that much who have given away their cushion on this west coast swing with their shoddy late-game performance against the Clippers Sunday night. It is impossible to take the Warriors seriously, but their enigmatic makeup marks them as seriously dangerous. Sometimes.
CELTICS (23-6, 8-2 last 10)
Points Per Game: 100.6
Points Allowed: 91.5
Differential: +9.1 (First)
Offensive Efficiency: 109.6 (Sixth)
Defensive Efficiency: 99.3 (First)
Pace: 91.8 (23rd)
Likely Starters: Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, Tony Allen, Kevin Garnett, Kendrick Perkins
Injuries: Paul Pierce (knee surgery), Marquis Daniels (thumb surgery)
WARRIORS (8-21, 2-8, last 10)
Points Per Game: 107.2
Points Allowed: 112.3
Differential: -5.1 (26th)
Offensive Efficiency: 105.4 (19th)
Defensive Efficiency: 110.4 (26th)
Pace: 101. 4 (First)
Likely Starters: Monta Ellis, Steph Curry, Anthony Morrow, Corey Maggette, Anthony Randolph
Injuries: Kelenna Azubuike (knee surgery), Raja Bell (wrist surgery), Andris Biedrinis (ab strain), Mikki Moore (heel surgery), Brandan Wright (shoulder surgery) Read the rest of this entry »
|Fast Break: Celtics-Magic
|12.25.09 at 5:23 pm ET
If Magic coach Stan Van Gundy has his way, the NBA would make like the rest of the world and take Christmas Day off. He has a point, but for the last two decades Dec. 25 has become the NBA's early-season showcase event and there's no chance of that changing anytime soon.The way his team played against the Celtics, he may get his wish.
Without Paul Pierce, the Celtics played a different brand of basketball than has been their norm this season. There was very little flash and not much in the way of offensive efficiency. Instead the Celtics played gritty, grind-it-out halfcourt hoops with a heavy emphasis on defense. It was playoff-style basketball, if not playoff-style execution. The Magic, meanwhile, played like they would have rather been knocking back some eggnog with the family.
It wasn't pretty and it wasn't anything that the NBA would want to put in its highlight packages, but for the Celtics this 86-77 win was their biggest of the season. The Magic have owned this matchup recently, but with Kevin Garnett back to check Rashard Lewis and Rajon Rondo playing far more aggressively than he has against Orlando, the Celtics were able to escape with the victory.
Player of the Game: Rajon Rondo. Every time you think you have Rondo figured out, he does something to make you think otherwise. He has been one the game's best distributors as a point guard, but he has struggled against Orlando. The Magic didn't even pretend to guard Rondo on the perimeter. They ducked under screens and gave him a 10-foot cushion at the top of the key.
So, Rondo adjusted. Instead of looking to set up his teammates he attacked the basket throughout the first half. The result was a 13-point, zero-assist half. Rondo then completely reversed course and racked up eight assists in the second half. He dictated the outcome instead of allowing the Magic to take him out of the game.
Turning Point: With Garnett out of the game the Magic were able to attack the offensive glass in the fourth quarter. In one sequence they had four shots at the basket from deep inside the paint. Finally, Rasheed Wallace was able to tap the ball out to Rondo, who found Tony Allen on the break for a vicious dunk. It was a huge four-point swing.
* Glen Davis was limited to a few minutes in the first half, mainly because of foul trouble. He's not in game shape yet, but he was able to soak up a few minutes and allowed Doc Rivers to rest Kevin Garnett and keep him on his regular rotation.
* You take the good with the bad when it comes to Tony Allen, and he offered a little bit of both starting for Paul Pierce. He went to the basket hard and did what he could on Vince Carter. He also turned into a bit of a ball stopper at times on offense. The good far outweighed the bad, however, and Allen continued his strong play of late with 16 points.
* Kendrick Perkins is one of the few individuals on the planet who can play Dwight Howard straight up. It's past time that NBA officials recognized that and let him play. Instead, Perkins spent most of the afternoon on the bench in foul trouble. As ragged as the play was at times, the officials helped create the environment.
* The Celtics desperately missed Pierce's ability to create good shots for himself down the stretch. Without Pierce they lack a closer.
* Garnett took a hard fall late in the game, but it appeared that it didn't have anything to do with his knee.
|C's can't be Mickey Mouse on this trip
|12.23.09 at 1:45 am ET
Doc Rivers figured his team would be distracted on Tuesday for their game against the nine-win Indiana Pacers.
The Celtics and their families were planning to fly to Orlando on Wednesday morning for a trip to Orlando, two days in advance of their Christmas Day game against the Magic.
Then add to that the fact Kevin Garnett was a late scratch, and the Celtics coach figured the start of the game would be a tough go. He was right. His team basically slept-walked through the first half, falling down 15 points on their home court.
'Basically all I told them at halftime was that our defense was awful and our effort was awful, and our offense was fine," Rivers said. "We were missing good shots for the most part. But we couldn't get any early baskets because they scored every time down. And so it was a walk-up-the-floor game for us and they were running it down our throats. Read the rest of this entry »
|Celtics-Pacers Preview
|12.22.09 at 11:27 am ET
Way back on Nov. 14, Danhtay Jones had a career night. This came as a bit of a surprise to various members of the Celtics, who were still shaking their collective heads several days after Jones burned them for 25 points in their only road loss of the season. Jones is not known as a scorer in any meaningful way, but at that moment in time he was in the midst of the best offensive month of his career, averaging 17.5 points and shooting over 46 percent from the floor.
Jones has returned to his regular ways in December (8.5 points per, 40 percent shooting), and his Pacers team has crash-landed along with him. It would be wrong to pin all that on him, of course. Jones is a small piece of his team, but it speaks to the danger of over-reacting to one game or one month.
Over the first 16 games of the season Rasheed Wallace took 146 shots and 96 of them were 3-pointers. In other words, two thirds of the shots that Sheed took were from beyond the arc. That would be Jason Kapono territory, but not even Kapono would take that many. Over the last 10 games Wallace has greatly cut back on his 3-point attempts, launching "just" 41 percent of his from 3-point range. The result is a much more efficient second unit that has a certified low-post option at its disposal.
All of which is to say that while it's folly to place hope in veteran players like Jones becoming something they are not, it is possible to get different results from veteran players like Wallace by simply changing their approach.
CELTICS (21-5, 9-1 last 10)
Points Per Game: 101.5
Points Allowed: 91.9
Differential: 9.5 (First)
Offensive Efficiency: 110.4 (Sixth)
Defensive Efficiency: 100.0 (Second)
Pace: 91.3 (23rd)
Likely Starters: Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Kendrick Perkins
Injuries: Glen Davis (thumb), Marquis Daniels (wrist)
PACERS (9-17, 3-7 last 10)
Points Per Game: 97. 4
Points Allowed: 101.2
Differential: -3.8 (T-24th)
Offensive Efficiency: 1007.7 (26th)
Defensive Efficiency: 104.6 (10th)
Pace: 96.7 (Second)
Likely Starters: Earl Watson, Dahntay Jones, Mike Dunleavy, Troy Murphy, Roy Hibbert
Injuries: Danny Granger (foot), Travis Diener (toe), Jeff Foster (back)
Key Matchup: Kevin Garnett vs. Troy Murphy Read the rest of this entry »
|Doc on Pierce: He's working on legacy
|12.21.09 at 3:02 pm ET
WALTHAM — Paul Pierce can laugh about the dark days now. But three seasons ago, when he was captain of a team languishing through a 24-win season, it wasn't so easy.
It was after that season, and just before the acquisitions of Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett, that Pierce thought his marriage to the Celtics, and specifically, the Doc Rivers' system, was headed for divorce.
"Early years, I was almost close to divorce but I didn't have my pre-nup in place so I had to think twice," Pierce joked on Monday. "It was cheaper to keep her."
"I don't know who that is," Rivers said when asked if he remembers the Paul Pierce from his first season coaching the Celtics in 2004-05. "The one here is amazing. He's an amazing person. He's older, he's more mature. He's just solid. He's a solid player."
But after a 2008 NBA title and a 62-win season last year, Pierce is smitten once again with the Celtics and the Rivers' system of Ubuntu.
"Put it this way, you've been with a girl for five years and you break up with her," Pierce said. " Then you have a new girlfriend, you've got to get used to each other because the last girlfriend, you knew everything about her, you've been together for so long so you're going to make a lot of different mistakes and have a lot of different arguments." Read the rest of this entry »
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... was delicious and of course plentiful. We had a great afternoon together, delving into the past and present in many ways. The last time I saw Don, Rosemary and Mandy was in 1977, so a few years to cover. Both girls said I hadn't changed and would know me anywhere! I would have recognised Rosemary, but not so with Mandy. 6.00pm, following family photo time, the visitors departed for their ...
Goodbye UK see you again soon
so we have had a very pleasant few days in Folkestone and Dover. Lovely caravan site, very clean, with heated toilet and shower block! Bunny rabbits everywhere and a nice playground for the kids. Very friendly folk in the caravan site too. Dover castle was very impressive, but very exposed up there on the hill and we froze in the wind! The white cliffs are quite majestic.
Booked our channel crossing on the ferry.....
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European Vacation 14 (apologies to National Lampoo
... French Customs or Immigration. I was very disappointed L and out we head from Calais towards Belgium.
Now the left-handedness of Gerty shines through and it all sort of makes sense. Although I have to admit to a few screams from the passenger side "get over to the right!!!!" and "No, the other way round the round-about" – truly Chevy Chase moments …..
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More on Madeira
I forgot!! In Madeira there was a street in the old part of town where virtually every door had a different painting. Charming. And lots of little restaurants etc and the people did NOT harass us! Had good traditional local seafood.
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Short Stop Over
... could leave Hudson in the room to have a quick nap whilst Mum and Dad had a few pints with the monitor! He must have loved having the room to himself cause we had to wake him for a change.
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Talks & Events
KICP Colloquia
KICP Wednesday Colloquia - Usually Wednesdays, 3:30 PM, ERC 161, unless otherwise specified. Reception starts at 4:30 PM in ERC 161. For more information visit the KICP website.
Current & Future KICP Colloquia
Past KICP Colloquia
Searching for Dark Matter With Bubble Chambers
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Development of bubble chamber detectors for WIMP dark matter was pioneered at KICP in the early 2000's. In the intervening years, we scaled the technology from the initial test-tube sized detectors operated in the basement of the LASR building to a 60 kg chamber now installed 2-km underground at SNOLAB. I will review the history of these developments and the most recent results from the PICO-2L and PICO-60 experiments.
Quantum Twists of Space: Exotic Rotational Correlations from Quantum Geometry, Their Effects on Interferometer Signals, and Their Connection with Cosmic Acceleration
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The talk will review theoretical arguments that if space and time emerge from a quantum system at the Planck scale, there should be nonlocal exotic quantum correlations of positions of massive bodies, even on scales much larger than the Planck length. In relational theories with no fixed background space, these could take the form of rotational quantum fluctuations in the inertial frame. Basic quantum principles are used to derive their effect on correlations in the signals of interferometers. An experimental test is proposed, based on a reconfiguration of the Fermilab Holometer. It is conjectured that entanglement of these rotational correlations with the Standard Model vacuum could explain the value of the cosmological constant in terms of known scales of physics.
Improved Limits from the Large Underground Xenon Dark Matter Experiment
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A wealth of astrophysical research supports the existence of dark matter in the universe, yet the exact identity and nature of this unknown particle remain elusive. The Large Underground Xenon (LUX) dark matter search is a 370-kg xenon-based time projection chamber (TPC) that operates by detecting light and ionization signals from particles incident upon a xenon target. With the 2013 report of the world's first sub-zeptobarn spin-independent WIMP-nucleon cross section limit, the LUX (Large Underground Xenon) experiment emerged as a frontrunner in the field of dark matter direct detection. In December 2015, LUX released an updated analysis of its 2013 dataset with increased detector exposure, updates to the background model, upgraded event reconstruction algorithms, and novel calibrations leading to an overall 23% increase in sensitivity for high-mass WIMPs and even more significant improvements for low-mass WIMPs. This talk details the design of the LUX experiment and reviews the analysis and reanalysis of the 2013 dataset leading to the world's most stringent constraints on spin-independent WIMP-nucleon scattering for WIMPs above mass 4 GeV.
New Approaches to Dark Matter
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In this talk I will discuss a novel theory of superfluid dark matter. The scenario matches the predictions of the LambdaCDM model on cosmological scales while simultaneously reproducing the MOdified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND) empirical success on galactic scales. The dark matter and MOND components have a common origin, as different phases of a single underlying substance. This is achieved through the rich and well-studied physics of superfluidity. The framework naturally distinguishes between galaxies (where MOND is successful) and galaxy clusters (where MOND is not): due to the higher velocity dispersion in clusters, and correspondingly higher temperature, the DM in clusters is either in a mixture of superfluid and normal phases, or fully in the normal phase. The model makes various observational predictions that distinguishes it from both LambdaCDM and standard MOND. In the last part of the talk, I will discuss an on-going attempt at explaining cosmic acceleration as yet another manifestation of dark matter superfluidity.
Probing the Cosmic Dawn and the Epoch of Reionization with the 21cm Hydrogen Line
Measurements of the cosmic microwave background at redshift z ~ 1100 give us information about the initial density fluctuations that seeded subsequent gravitational collapse and structure formation. Observations of galaxies and clusters at z <~ 7 give us information about the outcome of this structure formation. Between those redshifts lies a modern frontier of cosmology - the cosmic dawn that marked the formation of the first stars and galaxies and the deionization of the intergalactic medium. Direct observations of this phase of the universe's history are just beginning. A particularly promising technique is that of mapping hydrogen structures using the redshifted 21cm radio line. Several recently completed low frequency radio arrays are now operating and providing us with an early glimpse into the Epoch of Rionization. Building upon these results a next generation instrument, the Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array (HERA) is beginning construction. HERA will be significantly more capable, and presents interesting opportunities and challenges.
WIMPs taking selfies: the DAMIC experiment at SNOLAB
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The DAMIC (Dark MAtter In CCDs) experiment employs the bulk silicon of ~mm-thick charge-coupled devices (CCDs) to detect coherent elastic scattering of Weakly-Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs) - putative yet-to-be-discovered particles which may explain the dark matter in the universe. This novel technique features an unprecedentedly low energy threshold (few tens of eVee) for the detection of nuclear recoils, providing optimal sensitivity for low mass WIMPs (< 10 GeV). In addition, the spatial resolution of the CCDs, unique amongst dark matter detectors, provides powerful methods to identify and mitigate environmental and cosmogenic backgrounds. I will show recent results from DAMIC R&D data which demonstrate the potential of the CCD technology for WIMP detectors and first images from DAMIC100, a 100 g detector with 18 CCDs under installation at SNOLAB.
Results from the first year of the HAWC Gamma Ray Observatory
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The High Altitude Water Cherenkov (HAWC) Gamma-ray Observatory in the high mountains of Mexico was completed in March of 2015 and is now giving us a new view of the TeV sky. HAWC is 15 times more sensitive than the previous generation of widefield EAS gamma-ray instruments and is able to detect the Crab nebula at >6σ with each daily transit. In our first year of operation, HAWC has a 5σ detection sensitivity for a source of ~50mCrab. Unlike Imaging Atmospheric Cherenkov Telescopes (IACTs), HAWC operates 24hrs/day with over a 95% on-time and observes the entire overhead sky (~2sr). HAWC's peak energy sensitivity is 2-10 TeV which is ~10x higher than IACTs such as VERITAS and HESS, which makes their observations quite complementary. This talk will present results from the first year of HAWC data including our study of the galactic plane including new sources not yet detected by IACTs as well as spectra and morphology of bright sources. In addition, results of our monitoring of transient AGN will be presented.
The Dark Energy Survey and Gravitational Waves
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In this talk I present recent results of the Dark Energy Survey (DES) searches for optical counterparts to Gravitational Wave (GW) events detected by the LIGO/Virgo Collaboration. Our program achieved greater sensitivity than any other optical facility last year. For the second observing campaign (Fall/2016-Spring/2017) our goals are to either make a detection or establish significant constraints on optical emission from such events. DES is the greatest optical imaging survey yet, aiming at percent-level precision measurements of cosmological parameters from a combination of probes such as type Ia supernovae, galaxy clusters, and weak gravitational lensing. These probes are limited by astrophysical systematics and new independent methods are required in order to beat systematic effects down to sub-percent levels. Standard sirens, events for which distances are determined from their gravitational wave signal, are one possible new method to meet that challenge. Our program will potentially have a great impact in our field by exploring this possibility from the observational perspective. In this talk I will also briefly discuss this exciting prospect for future observing campaigns.
The First Four Months of Gravitational Wave Astronomy
On September 14, 2015 LIGO made the first direct detection of gravitational waves, marking the beginning of gravitational wave astronomy. The LIGO instruments continued to take data over the next four months, completing their first observing run on January 19, 2016 with 51.5 days of coincident data. I will present results from advanced LIGO's first four months of operation, and what they have taught us thus far.
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Bunny Butts, the Hottest Thing on Easter Pinterest
Dyed eggs are no longer Easter's reigning food. Meet the bunny butt cake, which is exactly what it sounds like.
Welcome Spring with This Gorgeous, Italian-Inspired Easter Menu
Believe it: Easter is in March this year!
Cheese-Stuffed Olives
Pre-dinner snacks serve two purposes: They should be salty enough to encourage cocktail drinking but have enough heft to temper the alcohol's effects. These deliver on both fronts.
Dark Chocolate Semifreddo
The texture of this airy semifreddo is somewhere between frozen chocolate mousse and gelato. In other words: You're going to love it.
Stuffed Lamb Breast with Lemon, Ricotta, and Oregano
Straining the ricotta will tighten the filling, making it easier to roll. Let it hang out in a sieve while you're measuring everything else out.
Crostini with Crushed Eggs and Salted Anchovies
Hot tip: Super-fresh eggs are going to be harder to peel than the ones you'll find at the grocery store.
Italian Crudités
There's no creamy dip to hide behind here: Use the nicest spring vegetables and olive oil you can find.
Cacio e Pepe Potatoes
The classic Pecorino and black pepper combination is delicious on way more than pasta. Try it on veg and rice, too.
Braised Artichokes with Tomatoes and Mint
Pick artichokes with tightly packed, squeaky-firm green leaves and a fresh-looking cut on the stem end.
Sparkling Lemon Cocktail
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GRiZ - Mad Liberation. Take a 21 year old bedroom producer from Michigan, raise them on the the internet with a near complete access to the history of modern music with a focus on electronic/dance and apparently you get this incredibly humanistic and cross-cultural album that's both homage, monument and appropriation of hundreds of influences in modern music in an incredibly dubby dubstep framework. (Free album download here.)
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Lighthouse of Collier, Inc.
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2685 Horseshoe Drive South Suite 211 Naples FL 34104 USA
The mission of the Lighthouse of Collier is to promote the development, implementation and on-going evaluation of programs and services which foster independence and enhance the quality of life for the blind, visually impaired and their caregivers.
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As the only Center for Blindness and Vision Loss in Collier County, Lighthouse of Collier needs to help the estimated 14,000 local children and adults be independent.
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Lighthouse of Collier is the only Center for Blindness and Vision Loss in Collier County.Lighthouse of Collier is reaching out to the community for support. The need for services in Collier County is tremendous. Lighthouse of Collier needs to help the estimated 14,000 local children and adults to be independent. Programs/Services Orientation and Mobility- Skills for safe independent navigation at home, work or in the community. Daily Living skills - Skills to live independently and safely at home. Learn tactile medication labeling, cooking, money identification, grooming. How to use check/signature guides, talking watches, using a phone, safety tips and much more. Assistive Technology - Use of assistive technology from large print displays and Braille, to accessing Email and Internet with talking PCs. Children's Programs (all ages) - Monthly children's events and summer camp are opportunities to learn. Activities include: day trips, picnics in the park, large print cards/ board games, and meeting/ making new friends. Learn about and play with: magnifiers, CCTV's, talking computers and State of the Art computer equipment. Transition Program (ages 14 – 22) - Provide training skills in daily living, self advocacy, communication, assistive technology, job seeking, orientation and mobility and more. Coping with Vision Loss and much more......
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Career Outcomes & Job Titles
People who pursue an online accounting degree often pursue supervisory or management positions in accounting, auditing, and other financial recording and reporting functions.
Potential Employment Settings
- Accounting firm
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Data from graduates across all Business and Technology masters programs have been combined for these Career Outcomes results.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of an office job! You will be enjoying such perks as: Regular 9 to 5 hours, your own 6x6 cubicle workspace, plenty of TPS reports, and the 15 year old company owned PC. This PC will be the only way you are allowed to access the corporate network and comes fully equipped with 1GB of DDR2 RAM, an Intel Pentium 3 CPU, and enough dust inside the tower to choke a wildebeest. You want to be the model of a good employee, getting those TPS reports done in a timely manner, but you spend 40% of your day waiting for things to load! It is in this time of desperation that you hatch a plan.
Finishing your work at home sounds foolproof in theory! You can finish up all your short term jobs and even get a great deal of progress on those long term projects with your speedy i7 processor. You won't have to waste precious minutes waiting for documents and webpages to load and you can finally show up your smug coworker Gary...There's only one problem , you need access to the secure company intranet. You don't want to take the whole tower home since that is exactly the thing you are attempting to sidestep in the first place, but if you just take the HDD it should solve all your problems. You realize shortly that opening and closing the tower twice daily is taking up quite a bit of your precious time each day, if only there was a quick and clean way to easily manipulate your HDD without the tediousness of opening and closing your tower on a daily basis…
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On February 23, 2015, a required bankruptcy report regarding schedules of assets and liabilities, statement of financial affairs, monthly operating report or other periodic report was filed in the bankruptcy case of SkyMall, LLC (f/k/a SkyMall, Inc.) and its affiliates.
The filing was assigned docket number 118 and is described on the court's official docket as follows:
Amendment to Schedules (D,E,F/30.00 Fee) – Amended Schedule E filed by LORI L. WINKELMAN of QUARLES & BRADY LLP on behalf of SkyMall, LLC fka SkyMall, Inc.. (related document(s)[116] Schedules) (WINKELMAN, LORI)
SkyMall, LLC (f/k/a SkyMall, Inc.) filed for bankruptcy protection, or had an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against it, on January 22, 2015. The bankruptcy case is pending before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona. The case number for the lead bankruptcy case is 15-00679. The bankruptcy case is currently assigned to United States Bankruptcy Judge Brenda Martin . The law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP is acting as lead bankruptcy counsel to SkyMall, LLC (f/k/a SkyMall, Inc.) in the bankruptcy case.