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Something that should be highlighted is that there is much more to law school than studying the law. Hence, some of you are probably wondering what life outside the hallowed halls of Yale Law School is like. To help answer your inquires, I'll give you an idea of some of the things I do on a typical weekend. (To be clear, I'm giving you a sample of some of the things I do on the weekend. I'm a single 25 year old, male. People with different life circumstances may have somewhat different experiences, but a lot of the social events I'll talk about are open to all YLS students.)
Thursday: Weekends usually begin on Thursday night at YLS. Each week, the law school's student representatives organize a "Bar Review" at a different bar or lounge in New Haven. There are usually good drink specials, and all YLS students are invited. It's a great way to relax and celebrate the upcoming weekend and see people in a different context from sitting in classes all week.
Friday: For my group of friends, Friday evenings usually involve some combination of dinner and a sporting event. Sometimes, we'll get together at the YLS Happy Hour, which is held every Friday evening in the Dining Hall. Snacks and drinks are provided by the law school, and all members of the YLS community are invited. After happy hour this week, we're planning to attend the Yale Hockey game at the ice rink, probably followed by dinner at one of New Haven's many ethnic restaurants.
Saturday: For me, Saturday mornings and afternoons are generally pretty laid back. A lot of times, a group of us will head to the gym for a game of pick-up basketball, usually in the late morning. Some weeks, a student organization will plan an outing. (Two weeks ago, I went with the Environmental Law Association on a trip to the aquarium in Mystic, Connecticut.) Other times, I'm able to use Saturday afternoons to catch up on reading or other work that needs to be done. On many Saturday nights, there are bigger social events planned. Birthdays at the Law School rarely go unnoticed, and many people will celebrate their birthdays by inviting a large group of people from the law school out either to a bar or to a party at someone's apartment.
Sunday: I usually use Sundays to relax, catch up with family and non-law school friends, and do a little bit of work. I usually attend church on Sunday morning and then make a round of phone calls to my parents, grandparents, and several aunts and uncles. For me, this is a good time to refocus after a busy week of classes and activities. I usually spend Sunday afternoons doing work to get ready for the next week of classes. During the fall semester, a group of us will usually get together at night to get food and watch the Sunday night football game.
One of the greatest things about attending a small school in a small city is the ability to get to know your classmates. There are usually several large social events every weekend. These events are great opportunities to get to know some really amazing people in a more relaxed setting. Some great friendships and some of my best memories of YLS have started over a platter of veggies and dip at the YLS happy hour or while sipping a beer at a Bar Review.


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Friday 12th January, one day until my birthday, how exciting. Not. Seven AM. It was my turn to wake Storm up this morning and it wasn't exactly a hard thing to do.
'Good morning' she said as soon as I tapped her shoulder, she was probably awake just wanting me to wake her. 'What happened to you yesterday we couldn't find you anywhere last night.'
'Oh I was around somewhere.' I had no idea what to say.
She sat up and looked at me 'Jazz are you feeling okay you look really pale.'
'Pale? Oh lord.' I said and ran into the bathroom I looked in the mirror and my face was very pale looking. You are not a Goddess Jazz. I calmed down and then thought I might aswell get washed and dressed while I was in there. I went into the shower and washed my hair after a few minutes I got out and got dressed I looked in the mirror again and my eyes were bright red..again .. What am I going to do?
I thought about it for a while and then I opened the bathroom door and called out to Storm. 'Hey can you please get my sunglasses from my top draw.'
'Why do you want sunglasses?' she asked which was the question I didn't want to answer.
'Please just get them.' I said not sounding very nice. I put my hand out the door and then felt sunglasses touch my palm. 'Thank you.' I quickly put them on and then looked in the mirror. 'Perfect' I said to myself I smiled and then walked out of the bathroom with my perfect sunglasses on. 'Let's get some breakfast.' I said to her opening the bedroom door she smiled and walked out the room I followed her out and we walked arm in arm to the dining hall. Kyra and Matt were sitting with their cereal talking. I looked at Joe's table and all the guys were there Joe, Chuck, Tom, Dale, Jake and Aaron.
'Go say morning to your boyfriend.' She whispered to me I smiled and walked over to their table.
'Morning Jazz' Joe said standing up and kissing my lips I kissed him back and smiled.
'Morning Sexy' Chuck said still checking me out.
'Good morning Chuck' I said nicely
'Why are you wearing sunglasses?' Joe asked sitting back down. I looked at Aaron who was watching me to see what I would say.
'I have bold bags under my eyes its looks awful.' I said and they seemed to believe apart from Aaron.
'Are you going to be wearing them in lesson?' Aaron asked not looking away from me.
'Yeah, what's it to you?' I said coldly he looked like he did last night minus the red eyes his face looked harder and cold.
'What if you get told to take them off? Everyone will see.' He smirked and I gave him an evil look.
'I can forge you a note from the nurse saying you have to wear sunglasses because your eyes are a bit sensitive to the light this morning.' Joe offered and just about saved my life. Aaron snorted and muttered something I couldn't hear.
'Thanks that would be fantastic.' I smiled 'I'm going to get my breakfast I will see you in English.' I turned and walked to the back and grabbed a bowl. Aaron was behind me.
'You're eyes are red aren't they?' he whispered
'Yeah, so what?' I said
'You're changing and you can't stop it.'
'I am not who you think I am'
'Just stop fighting back, find your soul.'
'Will you just leave me alone?'
'Why are you dating Joe?' he asked unexpectedly
'Because he asked me out and I like him.'
'What about me?
'What about you?'
'We are meant to be together' he took hold of my wrist and pulled me closer to him, he moved my hair out the way of my ear and pressed his lips against it and whispered 'Goddess.' He chuckled deviously then roughly let me go and turned and walked away. I didn't realise I was panting so hard the whole time he was touching me until I could hear my pulse racing.
I grabbed a box of shredded wheat poured them and some milk into my bowl and walked to my table.
'No Dr Pepper today?' Storm asked looking at me surprised, which actually surprised me more than her, I never not have Dr Pepper and I'm eating shredded wheat how gross it must but the most healthiest cereal in here.
'Maybe at lunch.' I smiled and shovelled the cereal down my throat.
'What did Aaron say to you this time?' Kyra asked me and my heart started beating faster.
'Umm nothing it doesn't matter he is just an idiot' my hand started shaking I shifted in my seat and kept on eating my tasteless cereal.
'Why are you wearing sunglasses?' Kyra asked me she is so nosey today.
'I have bad bags under my eyes it is truly awful, Joe said he was going to write a permission slip off the nurse saying why I have to wear them.'
'He is forging a note!' Storm said loudly which made heads turn I smiled at them and told her to be quiet.
'Please don't say anything Storm.' I begged her and she looked angry being the heads daughter doesn't really help my case. 'Please Storm.'
'It's against the law to forge, I don't like it but you're my friend so I won't snitch.'
'Thank you so much.' I smiled but she wasn't that keen to crack a smile, I guess I didn't really deserve one. The bell went a few minutes later everyone who was left in the dining hall got up and slowly walked out apart from Joe who was waiting at his table I walked over to him, he was writing on a piece of paper which was probably my note. 'Hey Joe' I sat in the chair next to him and he looked at me and smiled.
'Hey Jazz, I am just writing your note.' He said with no fear of getting caught.
'Thank you; I just don't want you getting into any trouble'
'Don't worry about it's a piece of cake but when you show the teachers don't do that guilty look I have seen you do.'
'You know I have a look?" I smiled innocently at him
'Yes and I think it's cute' he folded up the note and put it in my blazer pocket, he stood up, I did the same and he held my hand then we walked to English.
We were five minutes late but it was only Joe who got told off which was really weird, we sat in our seats on Aaron's table or should I now say Arone God of Delusion. I looked his way and as usual he was looking at me, I turned away quickly and copied all the writing off the board something to do with creative writing and how to structure. The whole lesson was boring and not once did he tell me to take off my sunglasses which was a relief.
The bell went soon after I finished all my work and wrote in the work we had to out of class, I put all my things in my bag and walked to my favourite lesson which was drama. I held Joe's hand and we walked to the drama room which was at the other end of the corridor.
Mr Baker set us into groups of three and I was with Joe and unfortunately his best mate Aaron Bane's, this was bound to be awkward. We sat in a corner of the room away from all the other groups, we had to do hot seating and make up characters and as questions about them. Joe and Aaron kept play fighting so we really didn't do the work. After a while we had to improvise are characters together.
'So who is your character Aaron?' Joe asked him while they were getting ready to do their scene.
'Well I am a God' He replied proudly my face went red I couldn't help it I had to say something.
'Wow a God? Interesting, I suppose your character gets loads of girls too?'
'He only has his heart for one Goddess.' He stroked my cheek and I felt myself moving closer towards him so I looked at Joe who was completely oblivious.
'Who is your character Joe?' I asked quickly feeling Aaron move away a little.
'Well I am an accountant from Scotland who murdered his wife and nobody knows yet.' He smiled proudly 'Who are you Jazz?'
'I am an old lady who is very crabby and hits people with her handbag.' I replied glumly, I was lacking imagination today.
'Okay then how about me and you improvise that we pass in the street' Joe said to me moving into a bigger space.
'Yeah sounds good I am just going to the toilet' I said and quickly rushed out the room I wanted to make sure my eyes weren't red still.
'Hey stop' I recognised the voice from behind I was just hoping I was wrong. I took a deep breath and turned slowly around, unfortunately I was indeed right.
'What do you want Aaron?' I asked sounding fed up.
'Let me check your eyes' he said getting closer to me. I looked at him unsure and quite nervous. 'Trust me' he said quietly moving his hands towards my sunglasses. My heart was racing again he just looked so irresistible; he had pulled off my sunglasses and was looking at me not showing signs of worry or relief.
'Well?' I asked desperate to know.
'They are still bright red, I think they will go normal colour soon' he said normally like we were discussing what happened on Eastenders the other day.
'I'm glad you think this is all good' I said angrily moving away from him and putting my sunglasses back on.
'Well it is, people would love to be like us you're just too blind to see it, you always have to be the responsible one act like everything we do is going to get us into trouble.'
'Maybe it is because you are trouble you can't be good for 5 minutes.' Oh my...that was weird I don't know where that came from. I put my hand over my mouth scared that I would say something else, Aaron was smiling happily.
'Don't worry kiddo you're getting back in control, and then we can be together again.'
I sat down against the wall head spinning with anger I don't even know why I'm angry, so I decided to give in. 'You have to help me.' I said to him and he smirked then sat with me.
He explained about the world we came from and what our living conditions were like, we were apparently rich and very healthy our powers were growing stronger and advancing before we both died. He said that when I turn into the Goddess I would be different on the inside stronger and brainier. We sat and talked for ages completely forgetting we had a lesson to be in and forgetting Joe was waiting for us to do the improvisation.
The bell rang while we were laughing at a joke he had just told, I didn't even hear it but I just knew that it had gone because everyone was filling up the corridor. Joe came out of the room he didn't look very happy, I wouldn't either if I had been ditched by my group.
'Where were you two?' he said angrily
'Jazz wasn't feeling very well so I said I would keep her company till she felt better.' Aaron said apologetically to Joe.
'You could have at least told me I was worried you two had run away together.' He said smiling a little.
'Well you never know' Aaron smirked I punched him the ribs angrily.
'Shut up Aaron' I said through clenched teeth, I stood up and so did Aaron.
'I think you should go to the nurse's office Jazz you look very pale.' Joe said sounding worried ignoring Aaron's comments.
'Yeah I think I will I will see you later then.'
He leant in and kissed my lips I didn't really kiss back but he didn't notice, he walked off and Aaron hung behind.
'You should dump him before you break his heart.' Aaron said quietly, I looked at him and he shrugged then walked to his next class.
I didn't bother going to the nurses office I wasn't even ill, I went to my Spanish lesson which was okay the rest of the school day was okay I was so glad when it was finally over I sat in the dining hall eating healthy food and didn't get Dr Pepper.
'Jazz are you feeling okay?' Storm asked staring at me like I was wearing no clothes.
'Just feeling a bit under the weather today that's all.' I replied shrugging off her worrying look. 'So my birthday is tomorrow I was thinking us four and Joe should chill in our room what do you think?'
'Yeah that sounds fun' Storm said nodded towards Matt and Kyra with a huge smile on her face.'
'Is there any way we can get hold of alcohol?' I asked expecting a no but I was wrong.
'I can get you alcohol.' Aaron said from behind me. I turned around and looked him up and down; he did look over 18 even though he was 17. He should be a year above me but he got held back for reasons he won't tell people.
'How can you get us alcohol?' Storm asked disbelieving him.
'I have a fake ID.' He smiled at me and winked. I frowned at him and shrugged.
'That's illegal!' Storm shouted making heads turn once again.
'Be quiet.' Aaron ordered 'do you want alcohol or not?'
'What's the catch?' Kyra asked not goggling at him like she normally would, she always spots a catch when she hears one.
'I get to come to this party you're having.' He replied smirking.
'We aren't having a party' Kyra replied 'just a small get together in Jazz and Storm's room.'
'Well I want in or no alcohol.'
'Deal' I agreed not wanting to miss an opportunity to have alcohol.
'Great, it's going to be an enlightening night wouldn't you agree Jazz?' Aaron smirked at me, I gave him evils and the other three looked confused at what was going on. 'See you guys later.'
Aaron walked off whistling to himself with his hands in his pockets, God he looked so hot.
'Do you agree Jazz? Jazz?' Storm waved her hand in front of my face.
'Huh?' I said snapping back to reality.
'I was saying he looked odd do you agree?'
'Yeah, sure whatever, I'm just going to get some fresh air.' I got up and walked towards the door I heard the three of them muttering about me behind my back it made me angry so I carried on walking till I got to the bench in the courtyard. I inhaled the fresh air in deep breaths I could feel my body tensing up and my head feeling dizzy.
I would hardly ever get angry but today I just felt like a volcano ready to erupt on everyone and everything destroy the smirk on Aaron's face that cold, hardened, gorgeous face. My mind wandered into Aaron land and I liked it. I didn't have people surrounding me and questioning the look on my face, I didn't have people giving me disapproving looks, I was for once happy I could breathe I never knew how suffocated I was until I got this feeling. My body was tingling and the heat and pressure just washed off my body, I was free, I was back, I was Jasmeena Goddess of Light.
I smiled and stood up.
'Well it's about time.' I said out loud, I walked back inside admiring everything I saw. I knew where I wanted to go I wanted to see Arone.' I looked in the common room and saw him slouched on the sofa. I stood in front of him and he looked up at me.
'When did you die your hair?' He asked confused and my face had the same reaction.
'What are you on about?' I replied fed up of his stupidity.
'Your hair it's black, like jet black.' He stared at me amazed then he noticed my eyes were red. 'Oh my Goddess, you're you, you're back.'
'Yes I am and unfortunately for you I am back with a vengeance. What did you expect me to return all smiles and love? I haven't forgotten what you did you selfish son of a bitch you best hope hell is as dark as your soul, cause that's where you're going when I set your ass on fire.' I started rising my hand up he looked scared, sweat was washing his face.
'Wait, stop can we go somewhere private and talk, people are staring.'
'Fine, but you better have a good excuse for me not to fry you.' I said letting him lead the way out the door. He led me through a dark corridor and into an old bedroom. I locked the door behind me and got my hand out flames rose on my command. 'Start talking.'
'Well you wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for me.' He started but I interrupted.
'Damn right I wouldn't be here I would be with my family I would be peaceful but thanks to you I am here and I am in this body what has she been eating? Seriously.'
'She drinks a lot of Dr Pepper and chips.'
'It was a rhetorical question you no good low life.' I replied angrily the flame in my hand rising.
'I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I got my punishment I am damned okay I was banished when you died everyone turned on me father banished me for 1000 years and I saved your life okay, I gave you my powers to bring you back to life. That's probably why your hair is black; you have darkness in you now.'
'You have powers I could sense your power outside this door.'
'Yes I still have power but not as much as I used to have, all I have left is my basic power I can't blackout the world or a city.'
'And that is such a bad thing you fucking killed me.' I shouted 'seriously Arone you have not changed have you? Actually you have, you have become a pussy. Look at you shaking in your boots I thought you were the mighty darkness but all I see is a scared human.'
'Shut up, shut up, SHUT UP!' Arone got up close to me and pressed his lips against mine and kissed me hard and passionately, I kissed him back and the flame in my hand vanished as I held him closely.
We stopped kissing and separated again. I looked at him deeply and exhaled in and out.
'We can't be how we were before, too much has happened to just forget it and get back to where we left off because where we left off was me on the ground lifeless because of your stupid idiocy. I can't keep cleaning up after you.'
'You don't have to I have changed, I have learned from my mistakes.'
'No that's where you're wrong you will never change it's your nature to be dark, shadows follow you wherever you go and now you have placed your curse upon me and I must pursue it by saying fuck you Arone.' Fire filled my hand once again, I lifted my hand to throw it but the room started to shake and my arm was being pushed down. I stared at Arone he had a dark and twisted look on his face he was using all his force to hold me back.
'You can't just come back here all high and mighty because you have a score to settle, life isn't that easy and I have had thousands of years more experience of being bad then you have. I may not have all my power but I am still more powerful than you.'
'You may still have a lot of power but you can't control people into doing things they may or may not want to do can you? If only we knew someone who can..oh wait we do, me.' I smiled wildly at him 'Arone you will let me go and forget any of this ever happened won't you?' he stared into my eyes in a trance and slowly nodded the force that was holding me still left the air and I was free to move.
'Good boy, I will see you later.' I blew him a kiss and left the room. I guess you can forget something's ever happened.
When I was walking down the dark corridor I saw two people kissing across the hallway it looked like two guys and as I got closer it actually was. There was a guy with blonde hair and a guy about my height with dark brown hair, he looked a bit familiar. I shrugged it off and carried on walking back to the bedroom.


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Before you unpack, take a walk to the beach! You will find a white sandy beach where you can sit and read a book, walk, swim, or launch your sun fish. Across Barnstable Harbor you will see Sandy Neck and Cape Cod Bay. This is Cape Cod. Now you can unpack for a wonderful relaxing vacation. The house has air conditioning on both floors, two bedrooms on the first floor, and two bedrooms on the second floor. There is a full bath with shower on each floor. There is an eat-in kitchen with open living area, and a sun room. There is an outdoor shower and a shaded yard where you can relax with a book. Washer and dryer, dishwasher, basic cable and TV, parking for 2-3 cars only.
Activities Available: Millway Marina: Whale Watch excursions daily during the summer. Stop by for a drink, lunch, or dinner at the Mattakesse Restaurant and Osterville Fish Too, overlooking the marina. Two boat ramps -- bring your trailered boat, parking available at one of the ramps. Deep sea fishing charters -- catch your dinner!
Barnstable Village: About a mile to the village for the general store, the ice cream shop, the post office, the coffee shop, pottery shop, art association, Tales of Cape Cod, Coast Guard Museum, and gourmet restaurants.
Hyannis: Restaurants, shopping, ferries to the islands, fishing excursions.
Route 6A from Sandwich to the Outer Cape: gift shops, restaurants, beautiful scenery.
Children: The back yard of the house provides a great place for children to play. The private beach is a short stroll down the lane, and there is a swimming float to use at high tide. You can walk for miles at low tide.
Sturgis Library: books, computers, excellent family history research
Day Trips: Provincetown: An hours drive will take you to the scenic end of the Cape.
Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard: Take a ferry and explore the islands.
National Seashore: Beautiful beaches and lighthouses.
Osterville and Chatham: Shop till you drop!
Christmas Tree Shops: Find the unique gifts, only on Cape Cod.
Sandwich glass museum
Tales of Cape Cod: lecture series many Tuesday nights in the summer
We explored all over Cape Cod, and this was our favorite town and beach.
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This was our second stay at this great home. The layout and location was perfect. The home was clean and maintained well. My husband and I enjoy the Cape off season as do our relatives and friends. Sue Angus always responded promptly to any questions we had. Our relatives and friends were very impressed with the home as were our family members who reside on Cape Cod.
This was our second year staying at this great house. The home was very clean and well cared for and the street is quiet and peaceful. My husband and I enjoy the Cape off season as do our family and friends. Sue Angus was always responsive to any questions we had. Everyone that stopped by to visit were impressed with the property, including our relatives that live on the Cape.
We had visited Barnstable by ourselves in 2014 and decided to bring the kids with us this year. We had a great time and the house was perfect for us, it allowed us some space and we really enjoyed all the areas. Our parents also stopped by for two nights and they were very comfortable. We especially enjoyed the atrium with the lazy boy chair and sofa as well as the outdoor shower, even our 11-year old son got a kick out of that. The location is just superb, with the private beach down the street, walking distance into town and the marina. All the touristy attractions are 15-20 min drive from the house and well within reach but not close enough to ruin the peace and quiet. Definitely would recommend this to anyone looking to visit Cape Cod and Sue Angus (our hostess) is very supportive and helpful.
Just returned home from a wonderful week in Barnstable. Home (I think the locals call them cottages) is very comfortable, has all the amenities anyone would want. Has a large flat screen TV, which we only turned on once for about 20 minutes. House has A/C which was nice to have on humid days. Lovely deck in the back, and even an outdoor shower.
Area is very quiet, no sirens, no road noise, no loud music from neighbors. Just listed to the sound of the birds each morning. Beach is a lovely walk down the private lane. Walked to the Barnstable Marina one morning.
Went whale watching (boat left from the Marina), which was a must do, before the whales migrate to the Caribbean in October.
We had breakfast a few times at the Blue Plate Diner, on Main St, wasn't far away. At the Harbor is Osterville Fish Market Too. We ordered dinner one evening to take home, lobster, crab cakes, and fish sandwich. The day we departed, we had lunch there on the outdoor patio.
There is a great grocery store next to the Blue Plate Diner. Only discovered this after talking to a neighbor at the beach.
Wonderful vacation, loved the area, and would recommend this home for your stay.
Perfect house, perfect location. Have stayed there twice. And Sue is wonderful and so accommodating! I don't want to recommend it too highly because I don't want to ever have to give up my time! My daughter and son-in-law come with their little girl and no one is in anyone's way! We just love it! Thank you for having such a great place for us to stay.
Such a lovely spot. My two teenage girls enjoyed the beach and quiet time to catch up on summer reading. My sister who has MS found the house very easy to get around. Beautiful and airy filled with Cape air. The walk to the beach is so nice and neighbors were so friendly. The harbor is so close and a nice walk and we spent quite a few nights at the little fish hut down the street. The house is so comfortable . Hyannis and Barnstable Village are so close and we took a nice afternoon drive visiting the national seashore. The owner was just so nice, a wonderful time.
Golf: Many golf courses on Cape Cod, some private and some public.
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Summer 2018
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Available SoonMiquel Àngel Piera Eroles, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), SpainModeling Performance and Energy Efficiency of Virtualized Flexible NetworksFranco Davoli, University of Genoa, ItalyCyber Systems Risk – an Opportunity for Model Based Engineering & DesignJerry Couretas, Booz Allen Hamilton, United States
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Miquel is full time Professor in the System Engineering Department at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Miquel graduated with excellence from UAB in Computer Engineering (1988), MSc from University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology in Control Engineering (1991), and PhD from UAB in 1993. Dr Piera is UAB delegate for Technical Innovation Cluster, former deputy director of the UAB Engineering School and director of LogiSim (research group on Modelling and Simulation of Complex Systems). He is member of the Editorial Board of several international journals in the area of modelling and simulation. Dr. Piera has received several awards and recognitions, among which it is mentioned the "Outstanding Professional Contribution Award " from the international Society for Computer Simulation (SCS) in USA in 2013 and the "William Sweet Smith Prize" from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in 2015. He has coordinated as Scientific Coordinator more than 10 Spanish research projects and more than 20 Industrial funded projects, he has also participated in a number of EC funded research and academic projects. At present Dr. Piera is IP of 2 international aeronautical management AGENT (http://www.agent-aero.eu/) and PARTAKE (http://www.partake-aero.eu/) relying on advanced simulation tools. He is author of more than 100 scientific papers, 9 scientific books and has been invited as Keynote speaker in more than 10 international conferences.
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Franco Davoli received the "laurea" degree in Electronic
Engineering in 1975 from the University of Genoa, Italy. Since 1990 he has been Full
Professor of Telecommunication Networks at the University of Genoa. He is currently serving
as Chair of the Multimedia Signal Processing and Telecommunication Networks Master
Degree Program. He was with the Department of Communications, Computer and Systems
Science (DIST), and since January 2012 he has been with the Department of Electrical,
Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering, and Naval Architecture (DITEN). His
current research interests are in dynamic resource allocation in multiservice networks and in
the Future Internet, wireless mobile and satellite networks, multimedia communications and
services, and in flexible, programmable and energy-efficient networking. On these and other
aspects he has co-authored over 350 scientific publications in international journals, book
chapters and conference proceedings. In 2004 and 2011 he was Visiting Erskine Fellow at the
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. He has been Principal Investigator in a
large number of projects and has served in several positions in the Italian National
Consortium for Telecommunications (CNIT), an independent organization joining 37
universities all over Italy. He was a co-founder and the Head, for the term 2003–2004, of the
CNIT National Laboratory for Multimedia Communications, Naples, Italy, and Vice-
President of the CNIT Management Board for the term 2005–2007. He is a Senior Member of
the IEEE.
Flexibility and programmability are two keywords that increasingly characterize the evolution of modern networking towards a multi-purpose service-aware infrastructure. They stem from the necessity to deal with diverse and integrating paradigms as 5G, the Internet of Services, and the Internet of Things (IoT), among others. This evolution is being primarily addressed by an aggressive use of "softwarization" of networking functionalities, by means of the paradigms of Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) and Software Defined Networking (SDN). Essentially, from the point of view of the network operator, the adoption of these two paradigms sets the premises for the application of more sophisticated and informationally richer management and control of the network, which may evolve toward a more hierarchical (vs. distributed) structure, allowing to act upon and coordinate system dynamics spanning multiple and widely different time scales. However, this increased control capability will have to deal with requirements implied by Terabit transport, highly broadband wireless and wired access, zero-loss and low-latency services, as well as with energy consumption issues. The Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to be kept as constraints or to be simultaneously optimized for the best possible tradeoff may become increasingly complex, and require the development of new models able to capture the highly dynamic and multi-faceted nature of both virtual and physical resources. The talk will examine this networking scenario, along with its main architectural paradigms, KPIs, and challenges, and will present some of the modeling and control techniques that appear to be suitable to address the most relevant tradeoffs in the allocation of resources in the network.
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Dr. Couretas graduated Magna Cum Laude from Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, Michigan, in 1988; developing the electrical system on the Ford Villager / Nissan Quest, from initial prototyping to production, after graduation. Dr. Couretas then studied under Dr. Bernard P. Zeigler, focusing on Artificial Intelligence and Simulation, at the University of Arizona, earning his PhD is in Electrical and Computer Engineering in 1998. Dr. Couretas is currently the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation (JDMS), a journal of the Society of Modeling and Simulation (SCS), where he has served in a number of roles, including President, during the 2012 – 2013 term. More recently, Dr. Couretas served as the Technology Line of Operations lead at the Department of Defense's Modeling and Simulation Coordination Office (DM&SCO), leading DM&SCO's Cyber Modeling and Simulation Technical Working Group and serving on the DM&SCO representative to North Atlantic Treaty Organization's (NATO) Modeling and Simulation Group 117 (NMSG 117) cyber modeling and simulation (M&S) for network defense.
Cyber risk, a serious threat to system operability for both commercial and defense systems, is ripe for the application of modeling and simulation (M&S) across a system's lifecycle for building in security at the design, development and operations phases of complex systems being developed today. In addition, M&S has the breadth and depth to evaluate the complex combinations that compose a system's people, process and technology implementations; providing a wide opportunity horizon for today's researchers and engineering students, in developing the methodologies, tools and techniques for both assured cyber operations and the potential for a true realization of model-based design, development and control.


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Crystal blue water, a quiet quay, a solitary yacht and the village of Afissos clinging to the stubbly hillside of olive trees and oleander. Several waterside restaurants with their multi-coloured awnings ready for lunch, and yet the only activity is from the local residents seated under the shady plane trees, playing the lottery. The square is bisected by a small stream trickling down to the sea, where, as legend has it, Jason and the Argonauts quenched their thirst before setting out on their long journey to Colchis to capture the Golden Fleece.
Crystal blue water, a quiet quay, a solitary yacht and the village of Afissos clinging to the stubbly hillside of olive trees and oleander. Several waterside restaurants with their multi-coloured awnings ready for lunch, and yet the only activity is from the local residents seated under the shady plane trees, playing the lottery. The square is bisected by a small stream trickling down to the sea, where, as legend has it, Jason and the Argonauts quenched their thirst before setting out on their long journey to Colchis to capture the Golden Fleece.
The hook-like peninsula of Pelion lies in the warm waters of the Pagasitic Gulf, in north-eastern Greece and is perhaps one of the most unexploited, unspoilt and naturally beautiful areas of the country. Its secret lies in its relative inaccessibility, yet for those seeking an alternative to the hustle and bustle of the Greek islands and the Mediterranean in general, it is without a doubt worth the effort.
When to goAnytime from May to October, when the restaurants and bars are relatively empty. The temperature does rise well into the 90s in July and August, tapering off to the comfortable 80s in September. June and September or October would be warm enough without the extremely stifling heat, and those months would be best suited to those who are after a truly peaceful Hellenic haven.
Getting thereUnless you are on a charter flight or package tour (see below) there are no direct flights to Pelion. An alternative is to fly from either Manchester or London Gatwick to Skiathos. Unijet (tel: 0990 114114) and Caledonian (tel: 01293 535353) offer tickets to Skiathos from £210. Then you can take the Pelion hydrofoil, which runs from mid-June to mid-September.
The hydrofoil stops at Platania, Agia Kiriaki and Palaio Trikeri island (approx 50 minutes) and then continues to Volos, (one hour, 15 minutes) the fourth-largest city in Greece. Reservations for the hydrofoil can be made at the main booking office of Minoan Flying Dolphins (tel: 0030 428 0001).
Where to stayThe Lost Unicorn in Tsangaradha (tel: 0030 426 49930) is a pension with a difference. The proprietor is an English woman who has imported all her English antiques. Enjoy spectacular views over the Aegean while sitting in a chintzy three-piece suite last seen in Surrey. Double rooms from £60 per night with breakfast, £50 without.
Katia Hotel in Afissos (tel: 0030 423 33297/33423) is situated at the foot of Mount Pelion, the perfect base from which to explore the mountain, home of the centaurs. Double rooms from £33.
Hotel Agamemnon in Argalasti (tel: 0030 423 54557) is a traditional Pelion mansion situated in the centre of Argalasti behind the church. Built in 1883 and renovated in 1998 it houses 12 rooms decorated in rustic style, but includes mod-cons such as a swimming pool and fancy restaurant. Double rooms from £30.
Holiday apartments throughout the area are available from Milina Holidays (tel: 0030 423 65020).
What to see and doThe whole peninsula is only 95 km, from Volos to Agia Kiriaki at the tip. It is therefore quite possible to explore the whole area. Auto Europe (tel: 0030 421 23722) has weekly car hire from £95.
From the 12th century Pelion emerged as a monastic haven with vertiginous monasteries around which new settlements grew. Makrinitsa, high up in the mountains in the north of Pelion and Afissos, Lafkos, Trikeri, Agia Kiriaki and the island of Palaio Trikeri in the south are particularly beautiful and remain, architecturally at least, more or less unchanged since the beginning of the century. Palaio Trikeri has a monastery just 10 minutes' walk from the quay.
The Archaeological Museum in Volos, built in 1909, houses an exceptionally interesting and rich collection of artefacts from the Stone Age through to the Hellenistic period. The Folk Museum Kitsos Makris is also worth a visit with Byzantine icons, wood engravings and pottery.
For outdoor activities try horse riding, available in Argalasti at Kentavros Farm (tel: 0030 423 5411131). Horse trekking across Pelion can be arranged from £15. Water sports, such as diving and sea kayaking, are available from Les Hirondelles in Volos (tel: 0030 421 32171). They also arrange walking/trekking and mountain biking.
Yacht charters are available from Sunsail at Milina Base. Call Sunsail in Portsmouth for details (tel: 01705 222 222). Yachts can be hired on a daily or weekly basis, but previous experience of sailing is required. Swimming in the warm, crystal-clear, blue water is a must, and possible from the many beaches that fringe both the Aegean and Pagasitic coasts.
Food and drinkProvided you like Greek food, dining out in Greece is unbelievably cheap. On average lunch, with a plate of tsatsiki (Greek yoghurt with cucumbers and garlic) and one or two other shared hors d'oeuvres, along with a main course, drinks and coffee amounts to the princely sum of £5. For dinner in the evening, add on a few beers and wine and the total rises to about £8 per person.
Stathis, on Milina waterfront, offers traditional Greek cooking with a wide variety of dishes that includes calamari and other seafood. The owner is guaranteed to invite you into his kitchen to pick your own food. Favio's at Milina Base is a little more upmarket and specialises in fish and more international food.
Sokaki in Argalasti is a traditional Greek taverna with the added bonus of good live music. Situated just behind the square, this is Greek cooking at its best.
Skala on the island of Palaio Trikeri is the ideal place for lunch, particularly if you have just sailed in. The owner, Costas, who bears a sharp resemblance to the character of the same name in Shirley Valentine, will readily help moor any boat or will come out in his dinghy to ferry you to the restaurant. He does not generally bother with the menu, but just tells you what he has that day.
Casablanca in Horto is a café/snack bar with the most wonderful decor, a mixture of Moroccan, French and Greek design. It also has a balcony overlooking the bay and a secluded garden to escape the heat of the midday sun. The food is limited to snacks - salads, quiche, sandwiches and desserts - but the setting makes it well worth the visit.
Night lifeSurprisingly enough in this quiet haven there are two nightclubs within the vicinity of Horto. The Reverly in Horto is open to anyone who enjoys loud music and a young crowd. Music changes to suit clients' taste, plus there's free entrance and cheap drinks. Casas in Milina is very similar, with equally loud music and late drinks. The Cuckoo's Port is a bar on the Milina waterfront with a relaxed atmosphere and good music - an ideal place to watch the sunset.
Out of townThere are many excursions around Pelion which cover the northern area around Makrinitsa and Tsangaradha, but also trips out to the Sporades, the islands of Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonnisos. These can be arranged through Milina Holidays, but unless you have unlimited time to spend exploring, Pelion is by far the best option. The islands, and Skiathos in particular, tend to be very busy, even off-peak.
Deals and packagesThere are very few deals and packages, which is the reason why the area has remained unspoilt and undeveloped. Only charters can use the military airfield at Volos on Sundays. The main choice is to go with Sunsail or Sunvil via Skiathos. Nine days in May at the Leda resort, with Sunsail (tel: 01705 222 222) half-board, including flights, transfers and unlimited use of all sailing equipment is £385 per person, based on two sharing.
Sunvil Holidays (tel: 020-8568 4499) has one-week packages in May based on two sharing at the Captain George Hotel for £390 per person, including breakfast, return flights and transfers. Sunvil also has a self-catering package at Catarina's Cottage at £478 per person, per week, including car hire.
Further informationA complete Pelion tourist guide is available on the internet at www.oceanisgr.com. This offers a comprehensive account of the Pelion area, including hotels, apartments, restaurants, excursions, museums, car hire and yacht charters. For other information, contact the Greek Tourist Office in London (tel: 020-7734 5997).Reuse content


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Milan have scored 17 goals in their last six league matches as they marched up the Serie A table. Key to that form has been a resurgent Ronaldinho (27.41). His hat-trick against Siena means he has now scored nine and created eight goals this season, making him the most lethal player in the league. Will he bring that form into Sunday's derby against stuttering leaders Inter? With Pato (18.42) ruled out of that match, David Beckham (8.29) is set to keep his place.
Joaquin Larrivey (9.30) more than doubled his price after scoring his second and third goals of the season against Livorno. Next up for the Sardinians is a trip to bottom side Siena.
Chievo defender Gennaro Sardo (9.27) also saw his price leap after scoring the winner against Juventus, plus helping his side to a clean sheet.
Speaking of Juve, the struggling Bianconeri host Roma this weekend, who saw new striker Luca Toni (12.40) bag his first two goals for the club against Genoa. Juve have lost five of their last seven matches and, with Fabio Cannavaro (5.13) and Zdenek Grygera (5.59) both wearing protective face masks, will be even more questionable in defence. After that game, Roma face Siena, so this might be a good time to get on board as Italy's forgotten man finds a new lease of life after his Bayern Munich nightmare.
Just for fun, The Fantasist will put forward new Napoli defender Andrea Dossena (4.13) as an option for this weekend's trip to Livorno, the league's worst scorers with just 13 goals to their name so far.
If Barcelona go on to retain their league crown this season, one man will be heralded as the one who did so much to make it so. No, not Lionel Messi (41.51), but Gorka Iraizoz (8.81). The Athletic Bilbao goalkeeper made an incredible 11 saves (in his 17 previous games this season, he'd made a total of 60) as the Basque side clung on to their 1-0 lead over Real Madrid for dear life.
The upshot of that result is that the value of Cristiano Ronaldo (28.29) did not rise at an alarming rate for once, and the Armani spokesman is sure to be in vengeful fashion when Malaga arrive at the Bernabeu on Sunday evening.
He's been struggling for a long time after moving from Argentina, but finally Ever Banega (6.07) has found some form at Valencia, and his first goal for the club in the 4-1 drubbing of Villarreal may set him on his way. A good, cut-price option if you don't fancy forking out on David Villa (31.88), David Silva (17.63) or Juan Mata (16.49). Mind you, with Los Che travelling to lowly Tenerife, who shipped five without reply in their last home match against Barcelona, perhaps you should consider that.
Monaco's Nene (29.46) has been the star of Ligue 1 this season, and his brace against Sochaux secured a 2-0 win for the principality. The Brazilian's 12-goal haul for the campaign is almost half of his side's total league goals this season.
The only other player to reach double figures in the scoring charts so far this season is Lille's Gervinho (11.93) but, with Ivory Coast through to the next round of the African Cup of Nations, he won't be back for a little while.
With the deadline for Wednesday's matches fast approaching, time to dispense some quick advice. Leaders Bordeaux visit bottom-of-the-table Grenoble, who have shipped 19 goals at home already, so load up on Girondins players such as Yoann Gourcuff (16.43), Wendel (16.40) and Marouane Chamakh (10.41).
Equally, Marseille host lowly Le Mans (scored three, conceded 18 on the road), so it's time to wheel out Mamadou Niang (18.51), Brandao (10.50) and Steve Mandanda (8.31). Even Fernando Morientes (4.88) might get a game.


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The 20-year-old singer is being investigated by the Los Angeles Police Department after being accused of committing an attempted robbery on Monday, a LAPD spokesperson confirmed.
"Detectives are currently interviewing the victim. It was reported at 10.30 p.m. Monday night to our Devonshire location and occurred earlier in the day in the Valley," Officer Rosario Herrera told The Hollywood Reporter.
"As of right now, no arrest has been made and detectives are currently interviewing the victim."
While the LAPD spokesperson couldn't confirm details of the incident, TMZ reported that it took place at a miniature golf and batting cage park in Sherman Oaks, where a woman with her daughter took photos of Bieber, prompting him to allegedly snatch her phone and scream at the pair, making the girl cry.
Bieber's latest run-in with the law comes three weeks after he was detained at Los Angeles International Airport on April 24 and questioned by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officials after returning from Asia; however, no formal action was taken and he was released after four hours.
The pop star's Miami trial for driving under the influence and other charges will begin on July 7, after his lawyers asked for it to be delayed to examine evidence and discuss whether to accept a possible plea deal.
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