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This series of seminars is hosted by the institute of Plant Sciences (IBG-2), Forschungszentrum Jülich, on a monthly base.
For this seminar series we are inviting internationally renowned experts from different fields within plant sciences and from other research areas relevant for out interdisciplinary work.Since, at the same time, we are aiming for strengthening the integration of regional plant sciences we invite all interested persons to participate in these seminars.
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Exploring plant-plant interactions in mixed-species stands using functional-structural plant modelling,
Can improvement in leaf photosynthesis increase crop productivity?
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The annual Dakota Ryder Cup was held in Hettinger, N.D., on Saturday with golfers from Mobridge, Lemmon and host Hettinger.
The seventh annual event started with better ball. Mobridge took a two-point lead over Hettinger and an 11.5 lead over Lemmon in the round. Stuart Schlomer and Jerome Greger led the way with a 30 to garner 15 of a possible 18 points.
Hettinger took over during the alternate shot round. When the second round was complete, Hettinger led Mobridge by three points and Lemmon by 20 points. Rob Warbis and Jeremy Fordahl led Hettinger with 12.5 points. Schlomer and Travis Svihovec had a 13-point match for Mobridge. Brett Odenbach and Mel Frank led Lemmon with 12 points.
In the afternoon 16 matches of singles were played. Singles play accounts for half of the overall points. Golfers are ranked one through 16 by their captains, pitting the top golfers against each other. Hettinger took advantage of the home course to seal the win. The home team was led by Dirk Mack who carded a two-under and scored 12.5 points and Greg Jensen and Eric Honeyman scoring 13 points each. Spencer Merkel shot the low round for Mobridge with an even par 36. He scored 10.5 points. High point scorers were Roger Hoffman and Rick Bolduan with 11.5 points each. Greg Erlacher led Lemmon with 12 points.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The Library School Association of the School of Library and Information Studies at The University of Alabama has announced the establishment of the Kate Webb Ragsdale Endowed Scholarship to honor the legacy of Kate Webb Ragsdale.
"Kate was a valued alumna and dear friend of the school," said Dr. Heidi Julien, SLIS director. "Her dedication to the field of academic librarianship was unmatched, and her leadership and volunteerism will be remembered and honored through this scholarship."
Ragsdale, who died in February, retired as planning officer for the University Libraries at UA in 2006. She was awarded the Library Leadership Board Faculty Award in 2004. During her years on the faculty of the University Libraries, she was dedicated to excellent performance to her institution and to her profession. In professional associations at both state and national levels, Ragsdale demonstrated leadership by sharing her knowledge and experience through committee work, presentations and publications.
In retirement, Ragsdale continued her professional service as a volunteer with the Friends of the Library Bookstore of the Tuscaloosa Public Library.
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Ragsdale earned a bachelor's degree from Sweet Briar College in Sweet Briar, Va., in 1963. She earned the Master of Library Science in 1986 from the School of Library and Information Studies at The University of Alabama and received the LSA Distinguished Alumni Award in 2012.
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Portland, Ore. - A 1.5-GHz silicon "comb" that is said to be the world's fastest nanoscale electromechanical system (NEMS) is nevertheless huge on the quantum scale: The oscillation of its teeth exhibit the world's biggest quantum motion. According to the research project team, headed by Boston University professor Pritiraj Mohanty, the teeth of the comb exhibit quantum-mechanical motion by jumping between two discrete positions without passing through the physical space between them.
"We believe that our system is truly a macroscopic quantum system, [but since] it's a new phenomenon, it's best not to be guided by expectations based on conventional wisdom. The philosophy here is to let the data speak for itself," said Alexei Gaidarzhy, one of the principal researchers in Mohanty's group. Other researchers in Mohanty's group included Guiti Zolfagharkhani, a graduate student, and Robert Badzey, a post-doctoral Fellow in Boston University's Physics Department.
EEs are familiar with quantum tunneling of electrons, whereby they disappear from the semiconductor side of a nanometer ultrathin oxide and reappear on its metal side without actually passing through the oxide itself. But this phenomenon, as with all other quantum-mechanical behavior to date, has occurred on a microscopic scale.
The 10.7-micron-long silicon bar, on the other hand, is positively macroscopic compared with the size of a single tunneling electron. In particular, the silicon comb has more than 1 billion atoms (each one of which has electrons orbiting it), prompting the team's claim to the world's biggest quantum motion.
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To back up their claim that their NEMS is the world's fastest, the Boston University researchers cite a previous research group that claimed to have pegged their NEMS as the world's fastest, at 1.02 GHz.
To get the silicon bar to oscillate at 1.5 GHz, the team had to refrigerate it down to within 110 millikelvin above absolute zero. At those temperatures, quantum-mechanical oscillation enabled the bar to jump between two discrete positions without occupying the physical space in between. A copper-walled and -floored room shielded the device from all types of electromagnetic radiation. Shock absorbers isolated the platform from the vibrations of subway trains in Boston.
The silicon bar was constructed with two rows of antenna-like protrusions along each side, making it look like a comb with rows of teeth on each side. The teeth of the comb were 500 nanometers long and protruded 200 nm along each side. When the bar started to oscillate, each tooth vibrated in concert with the others-jumping between two positions only a femtometer apart. The concerted motion, however, makes the entire comb oscillate at the same frequency, but at a more measurable displacement of 0.1 picometer-a hundredfold increase in mechanical amplitude.
The group speculates that such quantum-mechanical devices could eventually be integrated into normal chips the way quantum tunneling devices are today, as well as into advanced computer designs based on quantum computing principles.
The research was supported by funds from the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Defense, the American Chemical Society's Petroleum Research Fund and the Sloan Foundation.


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Waxahachie, Texas –August 14, 2014 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University's (SAGU) traveling music group The Sherman Mountain Boys performed at the Assemblies of God (AG) Centennial Celebration on August 7-9 in Springfield, Missouri, in front of more than 5,000 visitors from 120 nations.
The Sherman Mountain Boys are a national award-winning bluegrass band from Jasper, Arkansas, that are comprised of four students from SAGU. They were the 2012 Silver Dollar City Youth in Bluegrass Band of the Year, the 2010 International Country Gospel Music Association Bluegrass Band of the Year, as well as three-time National Award of Merit Winners at the National Assemblies of God Fine Arts Festival.
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On The Heels Of Winchester Sunday, Venturini Tests The Same 'Fabulous 4' At Lucas Oil Raceway Monday
Venturini Motorsports made good use of its proximity to last Sunday's ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards race at Winchester Speedway, testing four drivers at Lucas Oil Raceway (LOR) in Brownsburg, Ind. Monday.
Coming off a solid day at Winchester where team drivers Justin Boston, JJ Haley, Cody Coughlin and John Wes Townley earned top-10 finishes, the same combination of drivers assembled at LOR the very next day for an afternoon/evening test session in preparation for the SCOTT Get Geared Up 200 presented by Federated Car Care coming Friday night, July 25.
Boston, who finished third at Winchester, saw LOR for the first time Monday, and liked every bit of it.
"We've been testing for about two hours, and we're going to test right into the evening to get a feel for what the track will be like when we come back to race," Boston said.
The team scheduled the test for late afternoon/early evening to coincide with the start-time of the race, which does not get the green flag until shortly after 9:00 p.m.
"I'm really excited to race here; we've got our Toledo car here, so that makes it even better."
Boston, 24, was referring to the car that he won the Menards 200 with at Toledo Speedway back in mid-May.
"For me, this racetrack requires a lot of discipline. You've really got to be patient, spending time out of the gas, and waiting to get back in at just the right time. It plays right into my style."
All wins are big, but winning in Indianapolis on the same-weekend as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series event at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway arguably ratchets up the desire.
"It would be so cool to win in Indy; there's a lot of focus on our race...a lot of people watching. If you're going to win one, this is the right place."
Unlike his aforementioned teammates. Boston has never raced at LOR, but feels he learned enough to be a factor when he comes back.
"I've already learned a ton about this place. It's definitely a momentum track. Whoever's going fastest through the center of the corner...whoever's rotating the best through the corner will win this race.
Rotating through the corner is important everywhere, but the way the car drifts up off the bottom groove here...you've got to rotate through it to get off the corner right.
"I'm really excited; I wish the race was tomorrow."
Haley, who just turned 15 in late April, also tested. Ironically, he had already competed on the track in street stocks and sportsman late models despite his youth.
"I've never really had a good run here to be honest...so I'm ready to fix that," Haley said.
"We've been really close all day. We just did a mock run and it went very well. We've just been throwing different tire pressures and wedge adjustments at it. We've been a little free off the corners, so we're just trying to get that fixed up.
"Our plan is to test pretty late, so we can get as close to race times as possible."
Haley finished sixth Sunday at Winchester.
Venturini Motorsports teammates Coughlin and Townley, who finished seventh and eighth respectively at Winchester, also tested at LOR.
The SCOTT Get Geared Up 200 is part of an all stock car double header at LOR, which also features the ARCA CRA Super Series 100 late model race right before the ARCA race.
ARCA history at LOR reaches back decades; Allison, Stott, Schacht, Dillon, former ARCA Winners
Two-time ARCA Racing Series champion Ramo Stott won the inaugural ARCA race at Lucas Oil Raceway in 1971. Ralph Latham followed as victor in 1972, and Bruce Gould was victorious in 1974. Nearly 10 years would go by before ARCA would return in 1983 when two-time Series champ Marvin Smith was the race winner. Bob Schacht won at LOR in 1984. In 1985, a pair of ARCA races was on Lucas Oil's schedule, with Schacht and Davey Allison claiming victories. It would be 26 years before the ARCA tour would return to Lucas Oil Raceway in 2011 when Ty Dillon, driving for Richard Childress Racing, won the 200-lap event. Frank Kimmel is the most recent winner at LOR in 2012.
Raceday Schedule/Media Coverage
ARCA Racing Series Menards Pole Qualifying presented by Ansell begins at 5:30 p.m. with the ARCA CRA Super Series 100-lap race following at 7. The SCOTT Get Geared Up 200 is scheduled for a 9 p.m. start, and is live on FOX Sports 1. ARCAracing.com will feature live timing and scoring of all ARCA Racing Series on-track activities, starting with the first of two practice sessions at 1:35. All times listed are Eastern.
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Judge-Executive Darrell Link and state Sen. Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown.
Parents can get their children "Ready to Read" at an early childhood fair at the Grant County Public Library.
The inaugural event will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Jan. 27 as local businesses, childcare centers, preschools, organizations and agencies will present information for families with preschoolers aged 0 to 5 years old.
Crittenden's Rodger Bingham is no longer working for the state Department of Agriculture.
Bingham, known as "Kentucky Joe" from the reality TV show Survivor, was fired from his public relations job with the state by new Commissioner of Agriculture James Comer.
Job applicants searching online for employment opportunities, workshop participants learning how to build a better resume, children learning to read or studying after school – these are just a few ways that Susan Nimersheim sees the library being used, especially in tough economic times.
Nimersheim, Grant County's library director, said because usage of the library continues to increase, more space is needed.
The state budget, redistricting and expanded gaming will be just a few of the hot topics up for debate as the 2012 General Assembly begins Jan. 3.
Families who depend on a federal program to keep their heat on in the winter, may find themselves out in the cold this year.
This year, LIHEAP or Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, is expected to only have enough funds for about two weeks. The Community Action Commission administers the LIHEAP program and typically has enough funds to last three months.
Crisis assistance funding begins Jan. 4. If additional funding is not approved by Congress, the "crisis phase" of LIHEAP statewide will see similar cuts. LIHEAP is funded by a federal grant.
Kenny Edmondson is trashing signs.
Following the last couple of meetings of the Dry Ridge City Council, it's obvious Edmondson wants visitors to the city to have a good first impression, which means he's not a fan of temporary signs stuck around and he doesn't like trash.
Basically, Edmondson doesn't want Dry Ridge looking like a "big billboard."
Edmondson, a member of the Dry Ridge City Council for the last 10 years, has talked trash for several months at the city's monthly council meetings.
The second reading of a proposed new taxing district that would help create funding for more ambulance service throughout the county was tabled Dec. 5 as magistrates plan to gather more information.
Initially, a motion was made to table the second reading until the Jan. 3 meeting.
However, that motion was rescinded after a discussion that included comments from several audience members.
The motion was ultimately made and approved to table the second reading indefinitely.
Questions and concerns still surround a proposed new taxing district that would help create funding for more ambulance service throughout the county.
The Grant County Fiscal Court is scheduled to vote on a second and final reading of the ordinance at 7 p.m. Dec. 5, however it is unclear if the vote will take place as planned or be tabled while more information is gathered.
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I believe that name would translate into "Ignatius" in an English speaking country. I don't think the name is English, and I've never known anyone with that name.
To edit, there was a Saint Ignatius that was martyred under the Roman Emperor Trajan. I believe Spanish records call him San Ignacio.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- In a wide-ranging presentation Saturday at the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress, Cardinal Roger M. Mahony said one has to go no further than the 25th chapter of Matthew to find this sacred mandate: "For I was a stranger and you welcomed me."
"All of us as disciples of the Lord are really called by Jesus to look at the strangers in our midst as looking at the face of Jesus," said the retired archbishop of Los Angeles in his talk titled "Surprise: We All Employ Undocumented Workers."
Since retiring last year as archbishop of Los Angeles, Mahony has devoted himself to advancing the cause of comprehensive immigration reform in the nation. Specifically, he has headed an effort to organize Catholic college students, as well as college presidents, around the biblical and moral principles that are the foundation for the church's ongoing support for immigration reform.
The cardinal said Adam and Eve were actually the first migrants in recorded history, noting also that Moses led his imprisoned Jewish people out of Egypt to the Promised Land and Mary and Joseph fled to Egypt to protect the life of their newborn son.
During his PowerPoint presentation, Mahony also went through the major historical waves of immigrants to the U.S., from the pilgrims in England fleeing religious persecution to today's Hispanics seeking a better economic life. In addition, he spoke about the different backlash movements against immigrants, starting with the Know Nothing Party of the 1850s up to today's border-guarding militiamen.
"The so-called 'flood of immigrants' has always alarmed some native-born Americans," he said. "Some feared job competition from foreigners. Others disliked the religion or politics of the newcomers. Has anyone heard that recently? We're still hearing the same thing today."
Mahony said the United States as a nation has been sending "two clear messages at the same time: 'no trespassing' and 'help wanted'; 'no, we don't want you here' and 'yes, we need you.' So that's created a big, big problem now and especially for the future."
He said 10,000 baby boomers are turning 65 every day for the next 19 years, and baby boomers are having 40 percent fewer children than previous generations. "So there isn't a replacement workforce for them," he said. "And, secondly, who's going to take care of them?"
The answer to these demographic quandaries is obvious, the cardinal said. Immigrants will be needed to fill the growing void in skilled as well as unskilled labor. And the church -- as it has so many times in the past -- has a vital role to play in helping these newcomers assimilate to their new nation.
"So as disciples of Jesus Christ, though we are a people of hope, we don't rely on the guys in Congress," Mahony said. "We go forward as hope-filled people, trusting in God's providence for the family of God. We need to end polarization, embracing the new opportunities across generations and groups.
"And I think we in the church have a great opportunity to be a civil voice in this discussion," he added. "We don't yell and scream and use all these generalities: 'Those illegals. ...' It's really important for us to take that role seriously. So we come back to where we started: 'For I was a stranger and you welcomed me.'"
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The tragic decline of star fund manager
A succession of high-profile personal problems transformed investors' fears into flight as they suspected the mercurial Morgan would be distracted from his role as ace stock selector.
But Morgan is only one of seven key fund managers in Australia who walked out the door last year, taking with them a lot of their firm's talent, reputation and ability to compete in the cutthroat, performance-driven world of fund management.
The past 20 years are littered with the spectacular wrecks of boutique funds managers – think Long-Term Capital Management or New York's Bernie Madoff – where greed, guile, or massive miscalculations led to breathtaking investor losses.
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Bruised investors and chastened regulators have learned some hard lessons but have not lost their appetite for a good investment story that might add some alpha to a flagging portfolio.
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Flows of funds under management are between half and two-thirds lower than pre-global financial crisis levels, putting a squeeze on managers because revenues typically come from management fees, which are calculated as a percentage of funds under management. Performance fees, calculated on returns, are also under pressure.
According to research house MorningStar there are more than 120 boutique fund management companies in Australia, ranging from micro-managers to major fund management groups handling billions.
The top 30 account for about $174 billion, with the biggest, Perennial Investment Managers, managing about $22.6 billion,
There is plenty of industry chatter about managers outside the top 50 clinging on by their fingernails in the hope that investor sentiment and fund flows will turn around.
Boutique managers' endeavours cover the gamut of sectors, strategies, instruments and geographies, with the common denominator usually being that the managers part or wholly own the operation.
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NABInvest, which finds and nurtures best-of-breed investment managers, has had about 120 serious applicants in the past three years, with about 10 applications from overseas for the first time.
The big draw for many overseas investment groups seeking a role in local funds management is the $1.3 trillion superannuation sector, where mandated flows are expected to double funds under management in the next decade.
At any time NAB would be putting up to a dozen applicants through a "hygiene" test, assessing the budding managers' abilities, attitude to risk, and capacity to administer their own company.
Similar divisions are run by other banks, such as BT Investment Management, or third party companies such as Treasury Group or Ascalon Capital Managers.
"Most fund managers learn the trade of funds and money management within an institution, and consider running a boutique as a challenge to see whether they can run their own firm," Mulcahy says.
The manager of a boutique usually has about 20 years' relevant experience, 14 at a prior firm, according to research by consulting group Mercer. At non-boutiques, managers usually have about 15 years experience, six of them at a prior firm
Depending on the fund, markets, profile and investment history of the managers, it could take up to five years to emerge from the incubator as a profitable company.
Some sectors, such as funds that invest long in Australian equities, are very competitive – with a new entrant seeking to divert flows from about 120 potential rivals, many offering customers deep research capacity and long investment histories.
There's no rule of thumb as to how much capital a manager will need to run a viable business. The ball park for a small market capitalisation fund requiring a team of fewer than five researchers and fund managers would typically be around $100 million to $200 million.
A start-up, long-only Australian equity manager with between five and 10 staff would require in the range of $300 million to $450 million; while a cash or fixed-interest group with a team of 20 might need more than $1 billion of assets to remain viable.
Nelson Lam, head of investment for Ascalon, which has about $4.5 billion under management spread among seven boutique managers and 12 funds, says, "Boutiques are quite healthy at the moment."
But he warns regulation of the once notoriously freewheeling sector is increasing, raising barriers to entry and boosting disclosure, particularly for retail funds.
According to Mercer, boutiques generally outperformed non-boutiques during the five years to April 2009, although their performance has since dipped probably because of weakening "alpha opportunities" and an increased tendency for larger managers to adopt "proxy" boutique structures.
"There are identifiable advantages in utilising boutiques such as accessing a nimble investment approach, higher-conviction portfolios and the motivational incentives associated with the business structure," says David Scobie, a Mercer principal.
"But simply having boutique status in no way guarantees enhanced returns. Like all managers, boutiques need to be assessed on their individual merits," he says.
The spectacular demise of former poster boys for the sector, such as Long-Term Capital Management, which boasted two Nobel Prize Laureates and the pick of investment bank Salomon Brothers' fixed interest team, highlights the potential risks.
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The unlikely Commonwealth Games story of Selkirk archer Doris Jones ended with a David and Goliath showdown in New Delhi on Saturday morning.
This time David lost the gold-medal final to the world's No. 1 ranked competitor -- but only by a single point.
"I would say this is one of my biggest accomplishments," Jones said, via email from India, after capturing her second silver medal for Canada at the Games in women's compound archery. "My goal was to do my best and bring back the gold for Canada. Although I didn't win the gold I still brought back the silver. Matches can go either way and I did set high expectations for myself and I think I did really well and still completed my goal."
Here's the thing, though: While England's Nicky Hunt entered the final ranked No. 1, the 21-year-old Jones -- who had rarely competed the last three years and only entered qualifying for Team Canada this past summer because the competition was held in Winnipeg -- isn't ranked, period. Yet Jones, who earlier won a silver in New Delhi as a member of Canada's women's team, advanced to the individual final on Saturday by defeating Janette Hoswell of Wales (6-0) and Australia's Cassie McCall (7-3).
Making matters worse, Jones was fighting an inner-ear infection.
"My ear is doing alright," she said. "I will have to go and see a doctor about it when I get back home as it still likes to plug up. My coach says I was weaving a bit so it may have affected my performance a bit but it's not like anyone would have noticed as I shot really well."
Unfortunately for Jones, a former world junior champion who has been estranged from competition due to a lack of funding, compound archery is not an Olympic event. (Unlike the recurve competition that features Winnipeg Olympian Jay Lyon). So even the silver Jones captured in India can't be melted down to pay for the half-dozen World Cups that England's Hunt and many other shooters at the Games rely on to establish a world ranking. Said Jones: "I would like to compete in more competitions but with the cost of travel and no real support it is hard, but I will try my best."
However, there was no lack of support for Jones back in Selkirk, where the entire Jones family watched the drama unfold in a "shot-by-shot" account of the event on an archery website in the middle of the night.
"I would have liked to have seen it in person," noted father, Tim, who also serves as his daughter's coach. "But even seeing the scores as they were posted, you're wishing, praying she keeps them solid. It was play-by-play, arrow-by-arrow. It was unbelievable."
Perhaps almost as unbelievable as Jones' performance, taking Hunt to the fifth and final set before succumbing 6-4.
"When she won to go to the gold-medal final, she was excited," added Tim, who had contact with his daughter just before the gold-medal match. "I had to tell her to calm down. She knew it (the final) was going to be hard."
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