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Fat shaming at the doctor's office isn't just wrong. It backfires — and harms its victims.
year, Chrisler, the Class of '43 Professor of psychology at Connecticut College, published an article in the journal Fat Studies on healthRead more
Conn. College astronomer will witness total solar eclipse
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Conn College Professor Wins New Grant To Study Mystery Of Canada's Prehistoric Tropical Climate
than $900,000 in grants. The most recent grant will help six Connecticut College students spend a summer working with Siver on the core. InRead more
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Editor's Note: Guest blogger Ashley Myers '19 of Winchester, Massachusetts, is majoring in English with a concentration in fiction writing, and minoring in Classics and Psychology. She is the president of Cadenza, the literary magazine on campus, a member of Relay for Life, and an editor-in-chief and writer for the Odyssey Online. Writing is her passion, and she wouldn't want to pursue it anywhere other than Conn.
On the morning of Feb. 10, I awoke with nerves the size of the Boeing 777 plane I was about to board. My fears might have been large enough to hold me back, but now I see that my plane-sized anxiety came from fearing the unknown. That day, I left for a four-month semester abroad in Haifa, Israel. It did not occur to me then that spending time away from Conn would be an opportunity to grow in ways I had not imagined.
I recently completed an art history ConnCourse called Mona Lisa to Instagram, taught by Professor Karen Gonzalez-Rice, which focused on historical artists such as Leonardo da Vinci to contemporary artists like Kara Walker. In the final weeks of class, we studied Impressionism and Postimpressionism, and instead of viewing the examples on a projector, which can alter the coloration and size of art, Professor Gonzalez-Rice took us to view The Lyman Allyn Art Museum's permanent collection of 18th through 20th century art.
Editor's Note: Anne Holly '17 of York, Pennsylvania, graduated in May with a bachelor's degree in economics and a minors in mathematics. She was a captain of the Connecticut College women's squash team, which is ranked No. 28 in the country. At Conn, she was also a member of the Peggotty Investment Club, Outdoors Club, Tennis Club, and is Green Dot-trained. She thinks Conn has a great mascot and loves being a Camel. She was a guest blogger for The Experience this spring.
One Thursday morning this semester, the stars finally aligned for us to hold a sectional rehearsal for the orchestra's clarinetists. No other wind instruments and definitely no strings present! It was just Scott, the other clarinetist, our professor, Kelli O'Connor, and me running through orchestral music together. One of the pieces we played in orchestra this semester is the impressionist composer Maurice Ravel's "Mother Goose Suite." As is typical of his works, it features complex, mystifying and beautiful harmonies. Part of our job in a sectional is to learn to get these harmonies in tune, which helps the orchestra sound better.
This past month, one of the most driven members of our student body, Shameesha Pryor '17, organized the second Black Women's Conference hosted at Conn with the assistance of the Africana Studies Student Advisory Board. Although the first conference was held in 1969, the need for this event has not diminished, just as the injustices and double standards black women face daily certainly have not. It goes without saying that the Earth is fortunate to be graced with the melanin of black women, but this is also a group often pushed into archetypal roles not representative of their humanity and actual experiences. Instead, they are viewed as the angry, strong, or sassy black woman. This conference shattered those narrow perceptions and stereotypes of black womanhood, and provided a space for people to discuss the complexities that come with being a black woman in today's world.
I have a tendency to overpack. The first time I took the Amtrak back home from Conn I lugged two giant bags and my backpack onto the train and squeezed them into the luggage space. I am now a self-proclaimed Amtrak expert, zipping back and forth from the New London to Boston with reasonably sized bags that fit easily aboard the train.
This past fall I was accepted to the Ammerman Center for Arts and Technology as a student scholar. The Center is one of the five academic centers on campus, which provide resources to students and faculty doing interdisciplinary work on a specific subject. This is the fifth in a regular series of posts I'll be writing during spring semester about finding my path as a new member of the Center.
This past summer, I had an amazing opportunity to write program notes for the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra (ECSO), a professional symphony orchestra that performs at the Garde Arts Center in downtown New London. Program notes are typically blurbs in the programs classical music concerts that tell the audience the history of the music they're about to hear, and what they should look out for when listening to it. Through my work with the symphony, I've been able to make important professional connections and learn more about the world of arts administration, all while writing about and listening to some great music.
Back in November, my mom gave me two concert tickets for my birthday. My favorite band, Bastille, was going on their "Wild, Wild World" tour and they happened to be playing at Mohegan Sun Casino, which is a 20-minute drive from campus. It was the perfect opportunity for me and my friend, fellow blogger Dani Maney, to get off campus and venture to this place in Uncasville, Connecticut.
The Walk-in Coffee Closet at Ruane's Den has served as my home away from home since my very first day at Conn. Living in Harkness House, I have the luxury of being able to leave my room and be right at the entrance of the Walk-in, located on the first floor of my building. The Walk-in has been my lifeline. They serve (in my opinion) the best drinks on campus, and they have a variety of pasta dishes, paninis and snacks that are always there for me when I don't feel like walking to Harris Refectory, the largest dining hall on campus. The Walk-in is also one of my favorite places to study because the atmosphere reminds me of my favorite coffee shop at home, and they have the comfiest chairs on campus.


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Mitt Romney's Surprising Heartfelt Moment, Ohio-It was one of Mitt Romney's best moments on the campaign trail. At a town hall here Wednesday at Capital University, a man stood up and told the Republican presidential candidate that he strongly admired his long career in the private sector and in politics. But, the man said, could Romney show that he actually has a heart?
It could have been an awkward moment, especially for Romney–who has struggled with his sometimes robotic persona on the campaign stump. Romney aides have long been nervous about putting the candidate in unscripted situations that could easily turn hostile and lead him off the message of the day. They point to John McCain's rolling news conferences on his campaign bus and his endless town halls in 2008 as a sign that a presidential candidate needs to be more disciplined to win.
To the voter in Bexley, Romney, already loose from what was a largely freewheeling question and answer session with voters, bluntly admitted he has a problem.
"Most people just see you in the debates," Romney told the man. "And so we stand there all in our suits, you know, we're all wearing white shirts, blue suits, black shoes, and either a red or blue tie. We all stand there looking somewhat alike and get 60 seconds to answer questions like, How do we bring peace to the world? And in settings like that, why, people don't get to know you very well. And in settings like this, with questions like that, you can get to know me a little bit better."
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The opening week of the season always presents its share of problems, but there's one area across the board that is in major need of work.
The offensive line.
Only a handful of teams escaped Week 1 without questions at the position. Wake Forest was abysmal. Miami was not much better. Syracuse and Virginia Tech had breakdowns in goal-line situations. Louisville struggled in pass protection. Clemson had zero yards rushing in the second half.
Not even Florida State was immune. The Seminoles returned four starters and were touted as the best offensive line in the country going into the season, but they sure did not look it last week.
So what gives? A combination of youth on the offensive line (Wake), injuries forcing new faces into the lineup (Virginia, Syracuse), suspension and graduated talent (Clemson), and a lack of physicality (Miami, Florida State) all contributed.
"On run blocking, I don't think we were as physical as we needed to be, which was very rare," coach Jimbo Fisher admitted during his press conference this week. Fisher singled out just one offensive lineman -- guard Tre' Jackson -- for his performance. The others? "We didn't play up to our potential."
Just how ugly did it get at times up front in a tight 37-31 win over Oklahoma State? According to ESPN Stats & Information, Florida State running back Karlos Williams was contacted at or behind the line of scrimmage on 52 percent of his rushes. Last season, he was hit at or behind the line on just 24 percent of his rushes.
Virginia's running backs also failed to find much traction against UCLA last week. Kevin Parks and Taquan Mizzell combined to carry the ball 27 times. Thirteen of those carries went for 2 yards or less. Take away the longest run of the day, Parks' 17-yarder to open the game, and the two averaged a combined 2.7 yards per carry.
The numbers weren't any better for Clemson, which had just 88 yards rushing in a 45-21 loss to Georgia. In the second half, the Tigers racked up a measly 15 total yards of offense, but lost all their rushing yards thanks to four sacks (Clemson gave up five in all). The Tigers are thin at tackle but do get help back this week with the return of left guard David Beasley, who was suspended for the opener.
There weren't any bright spots in run blocking or pass blocking at Wake Forest and Miami, either. The Deacs were completely overwhelmed in a loss to ULM, allowing six sacks and finishing with minus-3 yards rushing. Even if you take away the yards lost to the sacks, Orville Reynolds had 37 yards rushing.
Miami did not anticipate the total breakdown it saw on its offensive line against Louisville on Monday night. But there the Canes were, getting manhandled up front the way they did in the bowl game last year to the Cards.
Not only were there few running lanes for Duke Johnson, freshman quarterback Brad Kaaya was under constant pressure all night and four penalties were called on the line -- including a costly ineligible player downfield that negated a long pass down to the Louisville 3.
"We didn't play with great pad level ... sometimes we were looking around instead of attacking and executing," Al Golden said Tuesday during a conference call with reporters. "There was a period in the third quarter we stared coming off the ball better, but we started to let negative plays wipe them out."
Syracuse and Virginia Tech had problems ramming the ball in from the goal line. After recovering a fumble at the 2, it took the Hokies seven tries to score a touchdown. After the game, coach Frank Beamer joked, "Did that look as bad up there as it did from the sideline?"
The Orange were no better on the goal line in a double-overtime win over Villanova. They had five chances to score from the 1 in extra time and were denied all five times. It was easy to see how much the ejection of quarterback Terrel Hunt impacted the ground game. Take away Prince-Tyson Gulley's 65 yard run and Syracuse averaged 2.2 yards per carry.
What we saw in Week 1 may end up being a minor blip. But it is pretty easy to see what many teams will be working on during practice over the next few days. Shoring up the offensive line should be a priority just about everywhere.


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Question: Does a Mantoux test result account for an HIV test?
|Rexie - Sat Sep 20, 2008 9:09 am
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I recently learned that the man I've been having sex with is HIV positive.
He claims that he had it when he was with his ex also, however she doesn't have the virus.
Since being with him I had a Hepatitis B vaccination and Mantoux test done.
The Mantoux test came out negative. Does this mean that I'm HIV negative also?
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The Mantoux test is for tuberculosis, so no, it does not mean you are not infected. The hepatitis B vaccine is also not protection against HIV. You should talk to your health care provider and cease having sex with this person without at least using a latex condom.
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I sew with a group of ladies every Wednesday. We have been getting together for over 10 years. We gather all our "stuff" sewing machines too, and a project we want to work on for the day and meet at one of our homes. When everyone comes, there are 12 of us. Usually we have 8-10 show up on a weekly basis. The host for the day makes lunch for everyone. It really isn't' too bad because you only have to cook once every 8-10 weeks! And let me tell you....we have had some GREAT meals!
This past Wednesday we took a road trip for our sewing day and went to a couple of shops 3 hours from here in Rupert, ID and Kimberly, ID and Pocatello, ID. It was a 12 hr. trip! There were only 7 of us so we all fit into one Suburban and we laughed and talked the entire way!
So, from left to right: Louise Godfrey, Sonja Cherry, me, Susan Hansen, Kathy Robinson, LuJean Clark, Chris Klingler. Taken at "The Gathering Place" in Rupert, ID. A FANTASTIC SHOP!
This was a darling shop called, "The Quilt Barn" in Kimberly, ID. We had never been there before....So fun, I think it was an old department store...the floors were wood, (probably original) and white washed. Such a cute young owner... her husband said she should open the shop....GO HUSBAND!!
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According to Obama "words matter" when it comes to what's coming out of Donald Trump's mouth, but not when it comes to what's coming out of terrorist's mouths.
After the Orlando shooting, the administration was quick to blame anything they could for the tragedy – except for Islam. The transcripts from the killer's phone conversation with the police are released, and guess what? His pledge to ISIS will be censored.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch made the rounds on the talk show circuit Sunday and she must have forgotten what she said from one show to the next.
On NBC's "Meet The Press" Lynch said the administration would release a "partial transcript"of Orlando terrorist Omar Mateen's phone calls with hostage negotiators.
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Target: Attorney General Loretta Lynch
Goal: Open a federal investigation into the alleged wrongful death of woman arrested and abused by police.
Three days after 28-year old Sandra Bland was violently ripped from her car and arrested, she was found dead in a Texas jail cell. Although an investigation was opened in Waller county shortly after the incident occurred, a recent development shows no indictment was given by the Texas grand jury, who ruled the case a suicide. Family and friends report Bland was not mentally ill or suicidal, and that the circumstances of her death were questionable at best and criminal at worst. A full Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation is necessary to ensure justice for Bland and her family.
Bland was arrested in July after being pulled over for an improper lane change. When the confrontation between Bland and the officer escalated, eyewitnesses say the officer pulled her from her car, slammed her head on the ground, and arrested her while she screamed for help. After she could not pay a $500 bail, Bland was forced to remain in jail and was found hanged by a plastic bag in her cell 72 hours later.
Bland had been on her way to her new job at Prairie View A & M University when she was pulled over. Those close to Bland knew her to be a happy and confident person, as well as a civil rights activist and active member of the Black Lives Matter movement. The details surrounding her alleged suicide are foggy, and the investigation that took place neglected to include Bland's family in the process.
Many believe it's likely Bland would not have taken her own life had she not been treated so horribly while in police custody. Civil rights activists also posit Bland's race had a hand in her treatment. It's reportedly very rare for individuals to be arrested following routine traffic stops.
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On Mon, May 05, 2003 at 09:37:18PM +0200, J.Pietschmann wrote: > Jeff Turner wrote: > >> Add <elaboration> element to <question>. > > An interesting and quite useful enhancement! > However: > > > <question> > > How can I ... > > <elaboration>For example, so that I could...</elaboration> > > </question> > > Mixed text works best when it is used for, well, mixed text. I > have the gut feeling that mixing text and <elaboration> at the > same level does not quite fit this model. Warning bells were going off when I found myself using <xsl:if> to implement it, but I couldn't figure out exactly why it's bad. Perhaps you can explain it better. Btw, the doc-v12 DTD (and XHTML) both have a 'flow' data type which mixes block-level and inline elements ('flow' is used in li, dd, etc). > This means the standard text should probably also enclosed in an > element in this case, maybe like > > <question> > <common>How can I ...</common> > <elaboration>For example, so that I could...</elaboration> > </question> Hmm.. rather kills ease of use. In RT-mode.. How about introducing the <elaboration> element in the main doc-v20 DTD? It could be rendered either: - As a sidebar. - As a [?] superscript link, which opens a popup with the elaboration text. - Text that displays somewhere (in a tooltip?) on mouseover. For instance, from Forrest's index.xml, we could change: ...Forrest uses these to render the XML source content into a website via command-line, robot, or a dynamic web application.
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I'm trying to set up user authentication with AD, but it just doesn't work. People view is empty, users cannot login to portal. Testing connection to domain controller is always successful, all credentials are correct. I'm supplying domain admin account so there are no permission issues.
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Oct 11, 2011 at 2:58 UTC
Some systems can be a little trickier than others.
There are a host of combinations you can try, such as
Give some of those a try and see if it works.
Oct 11, 2011 at 5:55 UTC
Under Settings->Active Directory click on the Show Additional Settings and make sure all the settings are correct.
For example, if the field "Base DN" is set to a lower level or an OU containing 0 users, spiceworks wont see your users.
The "Base DN" option on my installation is empty or "click to edit" ..
Also, it may help to check the server logs (possibly the security log) on the DC you're telling SW to connect to .. there might be a few messages that would be helpful.
Oct 12, 2011 at 6:10 UTC
Jay, I've tried all combinations, no luck.
William, I've modified Base DN to OU=Users,DC=mydomain,DC=local, tried without users OU, still no users appear in people view. I also went through logs on DC, there are no error messages, no failed audits, nothing that would point anywhere.
Little more info about my environment: single domain with 2 domain controllers on Windows 2008 R2, with domain and forest on win 2008 r2 functional level, all firewalls are disabled through group policy.
Oct 12, 2011 at 6:15 UTC
One more thing I've noticed, in scheduled scans, Active Directory scan job was never run. It shows it was run when network scan is running, but as soon as it stops, it shows it as it was never run again.
Oct 12, 2011 at 8:42 UTC
So it sounds like the scan isn't picking up anything in AD. So when you go to people view in SpiceWorks, it's empty, correct?
Oct 12, 2011 at 1:59 UTC
Yes, except for my admin account, which is shown twice.
Oct 12, 2011 at 3:53 UTC
Try removing your settings in the acitve directory settings page of SpiceWorks. Restart SpiceWorks and then re-enter the settings, this should kick off a scan of your AD once it is saved.
Make sure no errors pop up when you go to save the settings, let the scan go through and see if it works. Also make sure the account you are using to scan the AD has at least read rights (Best to setup a SpiceWorks user in AD, this is what I did and is easier to explain to management rather than why you gave a program the administrator login and password.)
Few other things, how many active people are in your Active Directory environment?
And does your AD server have a firewall, AV or Windows firewall turned on?
Oct 13, 2011 at 5:47 UTC
I followed your suggestions and still I'm where I was. Spiceworks is just unable to get anything from AD.
There are about 50 users in AD, windows firewall disabled, no ipsec, no network policy server, nothing that could potentially disrupt network communication. There is active antivirus, I've tried already turning it off, no difference whatsoever.
Oct 13, 2011 at 6:06 UTC
At this point I suggest contacting support directly at email@example.com
Include a link to this thread and as much detail as you can. They will want to see your log files, look here for how to send them.
Good luck and let me know how it all turns out.
Oct 20, 2011 at 6:06 UTC
Well, I guess I'm currently stuck. I'm waiting 2 days for reply to my last email. I hope tech support gets this resolved soon.
Oct 20, 2011 at 7:39 UTC
Spiceworld is currently happening so there might be a delay in getting back to you, no worries, they will respond.
Oct 31, 2011 at 10:00 UTC
Ok, the issue has been resolved, partially at least. I have 2 domain controllers, spiceworks sucessfuly integrates with secondary domain controller, while continously refusing to work with primary server. The end result however is that integration finally works.
Oct 31, 2011 at 10:03 UTC
Sounds like a partial resolution for now. Thanks for the update Marcin!
Mar 1, 2012 at 7:29 UTC
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Skip to comments.Chuck Hagel to endorse Bob Kerrey(SURPRISE, SURPRISE, SURPRISE!)
Posted on 11/01/2012 6:35:19 AM PDT by US Navy Vet
Is it a game changer?
It depends on who is talking, but clearly the decision by former Nebraska Republican U.S. Sen. Chuck Hagel to endorse Bob Kerrey is a coup for the Democrat.
Hagel is expected to cross party lines today and back Kerrey in his U.S. Senate race against Republican State Sen. Deb Fischer.
Hagel and Kerrey served together in the Senate. Perhaps more important, both are Vietnam War veterans who developed a strong friendship.
Hagel is expected to make the announcement in Omaha, according to a spokesman for the Kerrey campaign.
(Excerpt) Read more at omaha.com ...
How popular is last democratic candidate Obama there?
U.S. Sen. Chuck Hagel to endorse Bob Kerrey
RINOS are worse then Lib's, Libs are honest about hating America.
Anyone who had doubts about kicking Luger out can look at Hagel and feel good about themselves,Luger would be standing next to them endorsing this moron.
"Hagel is expected to cross party lines today"
Hagel crossed the party lines years ago.
Instincts of a RINO
Wake up, Nebraska. Vote both of these nitwit bums out.
Doesn't matter Kerry is behind 12-15 points, (despite the one already debunked poll that had him down "only" 3). The reason he dropped out of politics back in the 1990's was because he had become too liberal for Nebraska and was told he would lose in a landslide if he ran for reelection. So he went to New York City and taught at a liberal university. Nebraska is NOT going to vote for a liberal Carpetbagger...
Hagel and Kerry are both unfit to represent Nebraska
Deb Fisher will win a big victory.
How nice for all to see...two revelations (Kerrey is still Kerrey) for the price of one.
Now of course it's not a revelation to those who knew Hagel all along, but this is more raw, undeniable evidence of it. To stand there next to the NB pretender, Kerrey, and call for him to be put back in office, to defeat a true Nebraskan and Republican and help keep the Senate Harry Reid's and Obama's, and Obamacare
and bankrupting coal etc in place, is new as to the blatant extent of it.
I would like to be nearby as a protestor when it goes down, and interrupt with a shouted question to the two "former military" comrades:
This arsehole is way more RAT than RINO.
They are already out. Neither are current senators. I think you mean don't vote them back in. (Though Hagel isn't running for anything... hope he isn't planning on an ambassadorship from a Romney Admin.)
Say 'bye-bye' again, Bob...
... and Chuck too, ...soon enuff...
Ummmm...Hagel is no longer one of our senators. He was booted a while ago. Unfortunately, some "republicans" in the state helped mr. cornhusker kickback ben nelson to get into office and now he is on the way out as well which is why dirty harry reid made a kickback deal with kerrey to run in order to hold the senate seat.
Nebraska conservatives don't take upChuck Hagel seriously. At the end of the day, kerrey will go back to his "home" state of NY and hopefully along with hagel and nelson will stay the hell out of Nebraska forever.
Good to hear.
Wow!! That should cut her lead down to 15% from 16% . . .
Hagel is not just a former Senator, he's a former Republican. He's also a former floating turd in the punchbowl. He's taken on so much mass that he has now sunk to the bottom.
Like Colin Powell and Warren Buffet.
Im not missing Rino Hagel at all Enjoy that no work slot at Georgetown teaching future traitors
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HOLLYWOOD — Once U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D – Massachusetts) became a vocal critic of Donald Trump's race to the White House, he incorporated a routine into his campaign stump speech where he berates her in a mockingly fashion calling her "that fake Indian" or then Pocahontas.
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lmao we beat them 51-10 last time and that was with kyle wright and rich olson
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|'05 #6326
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YOU ARE A FLORIDA STATE MIAMI FAN....YA f**kIN CONFUSED a.ss DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT TEAM TO BE A FAN OF...MINE AS WELL CHANGE YA NAME TO FSU_CANE_GATOR_FAMU_UCF_FIU_FAU_STA561
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|'08 #6328
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oh and my point was that we aint FSU, we wont struggle with the D-IAA or D-II, whatever the hell they are AKA the best football team in tally
|8 years ago
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junior G stay failing
fsu is in shambles so he wants to hang in here
|8 years ago
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The Canes have steadily improved in their kickoff coverage this season under walk-on Alex Uribe. But the punt return coverage has had a few breakdowns. Opponents are averaging 17.2 yards a punt return. The last time UM gave up a punt return for a score was Nov. 13, 1999 when Ricky Hall took one back 64 yards for Virginia Tech. The Canes, by the way, rank dead last among the 119 FBS schools with a 1.1 average on punt returns.
... RECRUITING NUGGETS: Spoke to a few potential UM recruits on the phone last night. Here's a quick version of what I learned...
- Miramar receiver Ivan McCartney said his desire to play for UM has grown from 50 percent in the preseason to 75 percent after the team's 3-1 start.
- Jacksonville Raines receiver Sean Tapley, a wavering South Carolina commitment, said he enjoyed his weekend visit to South Florida and UM's win over Oklahoma. "I could definitely see myself playing there a lot more," Tapley said. "The Canes are weighing on me and I like the fact Louis [Nix] and Tavadis [Glenn] are going there."
- Jacksonville Raines coach Deran Wiley said Florida is coming hard after UM commitment defensive tackle Louis Nix and trying to convince Tapley to join him. "They think Urban's magic is going to sweep the kid off his feet," Wiley said. "But I'm not so sure that's going to happen after what happened with Tavadis at their camp. Those guys are close."
- St. Thomas Aquinas cornerback Keion Payne said he's really close to committing to Miami -- especially after Gainesville High's Devont'a Davis took one of the two remaining spots for a corner. But he doesn't want to "make any mistakes" with Florida State, Ohio State, Tennessee and West Virginia coming hard after him.
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|'05 #6332
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The crisper, more efficiently the Hurricanes practice, the sooner they leave.
UM coach Randy Shannon has been challenging his players to practice hard and practice well if they want to be dismissed early.
And when practice begins at 5:45 a.m., every extra minute to relax before class is a boon.
Apparently, the Hurricanes have bought into the idea.
``Real good day today,'' Shannon said Wednesday morning. ``We finished about eight minutes ahead of time, which was good. It shows you the guys are really in tune with what we want to get done.
``The week of Virginia Tech, we were not getting off the field. We were kind of late. But now I tell them, `Guys, hey, we're 15 minutes, five minutes, eight minutes ahead,' and they see by working hard and getting it done they're off the field, and they can relax more.''
• Usual tailback Mike James, a true freshman, has been playing fullback since Patrick Hill was injured.
``When they approached me about it, I was just like, `Whatever, let's do it,' '' James said. ``Anything to help the team. I'd play tackle if I had to.''
• Tickets are still available for Saturday's game against Florida A&M, which kicks off at 7 p.m. at Land Shark Stadium. Call 1-800-GO-CANES.
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|'05 #6333
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Hurricanes linebacker Jordan Futch got the first start of his career against Georgia Tech when the helmet strap of usual starter Colin McCarthy came loose.
``Colin was trying to get his helmet tightened up, so Coach [Randy Shannon] said, `Go out there!' '' Futch said.
Futch started last week against Oklahoma because McCarthy is limited with an undisclosed injury and couldn't go full speed.
When asked if he counted the Georgia Tech game as his first real start, the friendly, ever-smiling sophomore protested.
`Yeah, it counted!'' Futch said with a touch of intended drama. ``Yeah. So Oklahoma was my second start.''
Futch, a 6-2, 235-pound graduate of Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, continues to impress UM coaches. He already was a standout on special teams, and he is expected to play more at linebacker in the coming weeks if he continues to progress, Shannon said Wednesday after practice.
Futch has three tackles and, according to Shannon, has participated in at least 12 plays.
``He's doing well,'' Shannon said. ``He's doing a great job on special teams. Usually when guys play special teams, they start understanding the importance of playing football, and the team aspect of it. The more he helps us on special teams, the more he'll learn on defense, the more reps he'll get.
``He did a good job. You want to increase [his playing time], but you want to make sure you ease him into it so he doesn't lose his confidence.''
Defensive coordinator John Lovett also praised Futch, saying he is ahead of the other backups.
``Jordan played Saturday because Jordan was ready to play Saturday,'' Lovett said. ``If he wasn't, he wouldn't be in the game unless it was an emergency.''
Futch said he mostly has been playing first-team at weak-side linebacker but also practices with the second team at strong-side. On Wednesday, he played some middle linebacker, too.
``I felt like I really had to step up, with Colin being out here and there,'' Futch said. ``Like I said before, I'm a role player right now. But when my time comes, I'm going to take full advantage of it.
``I play my behind off on special teams and scout team and worked my way up to the opportunity I have now.''
• Shannon praised walk-on kicker Alex Uribe, who has continually improved on kickoffs since taking over the job against Georgia Tech. Uribe put his first two kicks out of bounds because he was nervous, Shannon said, but he averaged 66.2 yards on four kickoffs against Oklahoma.
``It has been huge for us,'' Shannon said. ``It took a lot of pressure off [kicker Matt] Bosher.''
• Backup quarterback A.J. Highsmith, who is expected to get his first playing time Saturday against Florida A&M, said the difference in him now and when he was named backup is huge.
``Oh, wow,'' he said. ``I'm a whole different person. That feels like so long ago. I still have a lot to go, but I feel like I've gotten a lot better.''
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Jacory Harris does not know the history of it all the way the other quarterbacks do at Quarterback U. He does not know that George Mira helped Steve Walsh with footwork or Jim Kelly returned after his first USFL season to help Bernie Kosar study defenses.
He does not know Walsh broke down game tape each week with Ken Dorsey or how Kosar approached Dorsey on the sideline in the final, frantic minutes of the Florida State game in 2002. In 20 seconds, Kosar condensed 20 years of watching Florida State defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews.
"He'll give you the middle of the field,'' Kosar told Dorsey, who then threw down the middle of that field for a comeback win, 28-27.
All Harris knows is while walking to class last week a text message popped up on his phone. It was from Dorsey. This was after Miami lost to Virginia Tech and before the Hurricanes beat Oklahoma on Saturday night.
Dorsey wrote Harris about a similar loss to Washington in 2000, about how it motivated him and sparked a 34-game winning streak. The key, Dorsey said, was how you react.
"Don't let Virginia Tech beat you twice,'' Dorsey ended the message.
"That was pretty cool,'' Harris said.
Here's added cool: It was the same message Walsh phoned Dorsey with after that Washington loss nine years earlier.
"I told him, 'Everyone's looking at you to see how you react?''' Walsh said. "Are you going to go in the tank? Or are you going to say, 'OK, it's over, and go out and work your butt off and lead that way?'''
And Walsh heard that same message from Kosar.
And Kosar heard it from Kelly.
Do you see how the years link up? Do you understand why hollow-sounding clichés such as "tradition" sometimes aren't so hollow in college football?
"That's what makes Miami, Miami,'' Kosar said.
That Harris is in The Club now?
"He's in The Family,'' Kosar said.
They were all so different, too. Kelly was tough. Kosar was smart. Vinny Testaverde was athletic. Walsh was clutch, Craig Erickson resilient, Gino Torretta unruffled and Dorsey such the complete leader.
And Harris? What's the early word on him?
"Goofy," senior safety Randy Phillips said.
"Definitely goofy," tackle Orlando Franklin said.
"The goofiest," tackle Matt Pipho said.
Even coach Randy Shannon has a story: Harris showed up one day wearing one red shoe, one blue shoe, socks to his knees, shorts pulled up high and a Gucci book bag.
"He went to his classes that way," Shannon said.
"Like Urkel," Franklin says.
For the team's first trip to Tallahassee this year, Harris wore the requisite suit and tie -- and a fluffy scarf around his neck. And big shades. And big earrings. And the "U" shaved into one side of his head.
"Kid, do you know what you're doing?" Phillips said to him that day. "Do you know where you're going? Florida State! You better be good or you'll be laughed out of Tallahassee."
Phillips recalled the image. "Tim Tebow doesn't dress like that," he said.
But on the field, Harris matches up. He fits with the other big names, the ones at Miami who have won a couple of Heismans and five national titles. Take his latest game: Harris threw two interceptions in his first four passes last Saturday against Oklahoma and fell behind 10-0.
"You see what you're made of then,'' Kosar said.
Harris came on to throw three touchdown passes. He lifted Miami to the lead, then ran out the clock in a 21-20 win with two first-down passes.
"It's been a while since we've had one like Jacory here," Torretta said. "You probably have to go back to Ken."
"He even looks like Dorsey, doesn't he?" Walsh said.
Tall. Rangy. Poised.
"That's what I love about him,'' Kosar said. "He doesn't react to bad plays or great plays. He looks the same."
In a program where the past connects to the present more than in other places, where Michael Irvin calls his former dorm room to see who's living there, where Ed Reed and Jeremy Shockey work out in the offseason, the former quarterbacks talk about what's in store for Harris.
They talk of the stage he's taking this program. They talk of the fun he'll have doing so. And they talk of big and small ways those days never left them.
"Ask guys about The Fist,'' Kosar says.
That's a quarterback-to-receiver hand signal for a pattern at Miami. Erickson used it with the Dolphins to Randal Hill. Kosar used it in the 1993 NFC Championship Game to Irvin when he couldn't remember the Cowboys signals. Kosar even used it with the Dolphins in a preseason game with Lamar Thomas when the receiver was in danger of not making the team.
"Big completion,'' Kosar said. "And Lamar made the team."
The newest quarterback does not know these stories. He has run a four-game gauntlet this season against ranked teams and come out with a 3-1 record. He's in the Heisman chase.
He's got something more than just all that, though. He's got the attention of the select members of Quarterback U. He's given them a message with his opening games. They've given him a message back, often by text, like the simple one Dorsey sent after the Oklahoma game:
"That's how it's done."
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went to the grove last night and hit up tavern and saw this on the wall :applause:
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bad news cane fam..those who i promised i would share my 360 account for the famu game...i dunno if its gonna work for everyone - i logged in my work computer and then i took out my laptop and tryed to log in with my laptop and it would not let me until i logged off in my work comp...so i dont think everyones gonna be able to use my account to watch the game
|8 years ago
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The FAMU athletics website will stream the game for everyone, no need of espn360
|8 years ago
|'08 #6338
$406 | 11
'preciate the effort boss. I guess FAMU athletics will get my attention. might as well hook it up to the projector and throw it on the wall
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Streeter Waiting For His Time to Shine
Oct. 8, 2009
By: Christopher Stock
Tommy Streeter
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- Tommy Streeter is patiently waiting for his opportunity to shine.
Streeter, a 6-foot-5, 209-pound redshirt freshman wide receiver, who ran a 4.40 in the 40-yard dash this spring, has not seen action this season after missing the 2008 season with a wrist injury.
He's hoping to get an opportunity to showcase his talents this week as the No. 11 Miami Hurricanes (3-1) play host to Division I-AA Florida A&M (4-0) on Saturday. Miami is 37-point favorites and has defeated the Rattlers by an average score of 51-6 in the previous six meetings.
"Of course I look at this game as an opportunity," said Streeter, who turned 20 on Wednesday. "I may have more of an opportunity to play and once I'm out there I want to really showcase what I can give to the team."
Coach Randy Shannon feels Streeter is progressing.
"He's doing okay," Shannon said. "He's coming around. He just has to get better each week. Remember, he sat out all of last year so we have to treat him like a true freshman."
Aldarius Johnson, Streeter's former receiver teammate at Northwestern, has been one of the many players on the team, who have continued to encourage him throughout the process
"He's ready for his opportunity because he practices hard every day," Johnson said. "That's my boy so I just had to tell him that, 'your time is going to come and when they call your number, just be ready to make plays.'"
Miami, which ranks 37th nationally in passing offense, has been using a five-wide receiver rotation this season with Streeter, who is completely healthy, as one of the three odd men out.
"I've kept a positive mindset," he says. "I just try to remain humble, work hard, and wait for my opportunity. Being at the University of Miami and playing in the offense that we play in, you are going to have an opportunity. So I just continue to work hard, stay under the radar, and not have any problems or cause any distractions to the team and just wait for my opportunity."
Streeter came to Miami with high expectations after a standout prep career at Northwestern where he was a key part in the Bulls back-to-back state championships and national championship his senior year. During his final two years, he had 93 reception for 1,480 yards and 25 touchdowns.
He came into his freshman season last year with the goal of playing, but he suffered a wrist injury during fall practices before the season, which required season-ending surgery. He bounced back from the injury and showed flashes during the spring while six of his incoming classmates at receiver all received playing time during their freshman year. Needless to say, he was a step behind them on the depth chart.
This past fall, he did well also. He caught deep touchdown passes on a variety of routes including fly patterns, stutter-go's, and double-moves reminiscent of his days at Northwestern and has improved on a number of areas of his game since high school.
"I feel like I am getting better," he said. "I always felt the downfield aspect wasn't something I needed to work on with my game, but I felt it was the intermediate game like speed outs and I really feel I have improved on the mid-range, slants, outs, and square-ins. I've worked on getting out, the sink in my hips, my shoulders, and my toes and not being so high although I'm a tall guy, but just being low, dropping my hips, and getting my head around."
In addition to improving his route-running ability, Streeter has also been paying closer attention to becoming a better blocker, an aspect of his game that he had to learn to work on at the collegiate level.
"At Northwestern I feel like I haven't done that much blocking," Streeter admits. "We had so many playmakers, it was so easy for me to watch the play sometimes. I remember a couple times playing with Antwain Easterling and even Kendal Thompkins would get the ball in his hands, those guys are amazing. They would shake the whole team. I found myself watching the play and be like 'whoa'. It was like I was spectator on the field."
Now Streeter says instead of making contact with defensive players with them shedding off the block, he's doing a better job of locking on even if the defender tries to get away.
"My blocking had to change because everyone's block is important," Streeter said. "Your block might be the one that springs the big run so you have to stay on your man a lot more."
Despite the waiting game of playing in his first game as a Hurricane, Streeter has not lost confidence in his abilities and has had a strong support group around him including his family, teammates, and coaches.
"That's one thing I feel that I haven't lost, my confidence," he said. "I feel I haven't lost my confidence in anything. I speak to my parents every day. They just tell me to keep working hard, that's exactly what I do. My coaches believe in me, they tell me I'm doing good and to keep working hard so that is the approach that I take every day."
Completely Happy at Miami
Because Streeter hasn't played and there is a logjam at receiver for playing time coupled with Streeter's decision to pick Miami on Signing Day as opposed to committing early like the rest of his Northwestern teammates, rumors have began to circulate that he is unhappy at Miami and looking to transfer.
Sitting down and talking with him, you would have a hard time believing those rumors are true.
"I am completely happy here," Streeter said. "It was so funny because throughout the recruiting process everybody thought I wasn't coming here, but there was no doubt in my mind that I was coming here. It was just a little recruiting game. I always felt I was coming here. I was a UM fan ever since I was little."
When asked if he's enjoying himself at Miami, he can't help but to smile and explain how much fun he is having. And even though things on the field have not matriculated the way he had envisioned coming in, he's thoroughly enjoying being at UM.
"I have no complaints with the University of Miami," Streeter said. "I love everything from the academics to football with the coaching staff and everything. It's like a family here."
So what has made his experience so enjoyable thus far?
"Just the fact that I have met so many people from diverse races and backgrounds," Streeter said. "Coming from the inner city, you don't come in contact with that many people. I've liked networking and speaking with people and developing relationships I feel is a really good thing. Just learning in the classroom which is preparing me for the goals and aspirations with what I what do with life and with broadcasting."
Broadcasting? Yes, broadcasting. Streeter has been excited about studying broadcasting ever since we began talking to him throughout the recruiting process. He's been busy taking introductory classes in the field such as Media Management and Communications 101.
"I can't wait to go to editing and filming. That's what I really like," he said.
Elated for Teammates Success
While Streeter's UM career has yet to take off, some of his former high school teammates have already been in the forefront of the program.
Linebacker Sean Spence won ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year last season, quarterback Jacory Harris has received mention as a Heisman Trophy candidate this season, Johnson led the team in receiving as a freshman, and defensive tackle Marcus Forston was a Freshman All-American.
"I feel good knowing that I came up with these guys and they are experiencing success," Streeter said. "You know how everyone has a dream and it feels good to see somebody live their dream and be closer to where they want to be in life."
Streeter, Spence, Harris, Johnson, Forston, and receiver Kendal Thompkins were a key part of the Bulls 30-0 mark during their junior and senior seasons. Offensive linemen Ben Jones was hurt during his junior year and Brandon Washington only played at Northwestern for his senior year, but were also key contributors to the Bulls remarkable run and all eight have been re-united at UM.
"It's crazy because a lot of the things they do, I can see from high school, that's amazing to me," Streeter said. "Like Jacory with the role he has taken on with this team, his leadership role, he was the same way in high school. It's wonderful how everything carries over. Aldarius the way he makes plays and his aggressiveness at the line and takes in a game like no one can cover him. And Sean and Marcus, the remain the same people that they were, always funny and making plays, going out there and having fun. It's a good sight to see."
His former high school teammates have been important to Streeter staying positive especially during last year's injury, which kept him off even the practice field.
"I feel that was big staying together with the people I grew up with and having those people to fall back on during tough times like last year, not playing, being hurt, having those guys to comfort me and let me know that I'll be alright and I'll bounce back and be a playmaker," he said.
All of those guys were just part of the puzzle for Streeter, who is thankful for all of his teammates for being there through the tough times and that it wasn't just one person who helped him.
"There was always a point that someone on the team—I don't know, I guess God would put something in them where they would say something encouraging and it would come at the right time," Streeter said. "I can't pinpoint one person, it was a collective effort throughout the course of the season. I really was just close-knit with my family with them being my backbone."
Bonding with Kendal
Thompkins also suffered a season-ending injury last year, but Thompkins did get to play in two games to start the year.
But still, like Streeter, Thompkins had aspirations of playing his freshman year and had to go through the heartbreak of not being able to compete. Since they were in similar situations, the two, who played youth football together, have gotten closer now than they were in high school.
The two often sit down on the benches outside the locker room after practice and talk up to 30 minutes.
"I feel us two being in the same situation, I feel our relationship has grown a little closer being able to relate to each other," Streeter said. "Coming up in the same program, we are like brothers."
Streeter who's always been considering an outgoing individual has seen the often-quieter Thompkins become more vocal since arriving at UM.
"In high school Kendal was quiet as a mouse," Streeter said. "He hardly ever talked. In high school he might have felt a certain way, but you wouldn't know because he hardly opened his mouth, but he's more vocal now."
Like Streeter, Thompkins is looking for his first action of the 2009 season this week against Florida A&M.
"He goes out and works hard every day," Streeter said. "We encourage each other. I tell him he can make plays. He tells me the same things."
Making an Impact at UM
Streeter still has high goals set for himself on being an impact player at Miami with the possibility of adding his name to the list of great receivers who have played at Miami, the last being Andre Johnson, now a star in the NFL with the Houston Texans.
"There's no doubt in my mind that I am a playmaker. I tell myself that every day,"said Streeter, who is already eyeing the No. 5 jersey he wore in high school, which will open up after this season.
Cornerback Brandon Harris, who came in with Streeter last season, believes Streeter is doing well on the practice field as he has "stayed positive" and is "giving maximum effort every day".
"I definitely feel he can be an impact player," Harris said. "With his positive attitude and the talent he brings, he will definitely show up in the game when his number is called. He is waiting patiently as we have a talented group of receivers right now. As far as (when he will be an impact player) is concerned, I don't know when that will happen."
Harris saw Streeter play in high school, but most of Streeter's current teammates have not seen him in game action.
"A lot of the guys have not seen me in an in-game experience, they have only seen me in practice," Streeter said. "I'm pretty sure that a lot of the fans haven't seen me play unless they went to a high school game or watched YouTube. I feel like this is a great opportunity to show the UM fans and my teammates what exactly I am capable of doing on the field."
His opportunity could come on Saturday. If all goes as planned.


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Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle Day Tour
Enjoy a Day Trip Exploring Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, Special Timed Entry to Buckingham Palace, see the State Rooms, Beautiful Ballroom, Throne Room and walk through the Picture Gallery, Enter Windsor Castle, see Queen Mary`s Dolls House and St Georges Chapel
Tour Highlights
- Visit Inside Buckingham Palace
- See the State Rooms, Used for Official Royal Occasions
- Walk Through the Picture Gallery
- Explore the South Garden
- Visit Windsor Castle
- See Queen Mary's Dolls House and Visit St. George's Chapel
Tour Description
Enjoy a Day Trip Exploring Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, Special Timed Entry to Buckingham Palace, see the State Rooms, Beautiful Ballroom, Throne Room and walk through the Picture Gallery, Enter Windsor Castle, see Queen Mary`s Dolls House and St Georges Chapel
Tour Schedule
Discover the charm of two gorgeous royal residences with this package that includes entry to both Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. You'll begin by meeting your Tour representative at 9.15am (departure 9.30am) at the offices in Victoria who will then escort you the short way to Buckingham Palace (10 minute walk)
Special Timed Entry to Buckingham Palace with Audio Tour
See what the Guards are protecting and get inside the spectacular Buckingham Palace – Queen Elizabeth II's official London residence! You'll enjoy special timed entry to the Palace and receive an audio guide upon arrival so you can explore the lavish rooms at your own pace. The State Rooms are open for just eight weeks a year and this opportunity to see the rooms used by the Queen to entertain her guests is not to be missed
Members of the Royal family use the rooms you will see for State, ceremonial and official occasions and each of the 19 State Rooms is ornately decorated for these purposes. Discover the 47 metre-long Picture Gallery and view some of the greatest paintings in the Royal Collection! You'll be dazzled by the beautiful ballroom and throne room before completing your tour with a walk through the idyllic south garden
A visit to Buckingham Palace will have you walking in the footsteps of some of the world's most influential people and is a fascinating insight into the history of the Royal Family
At 1.30pm please make your own way to the offices in Victoria for the Windsor Castle tour departing at 1.45pm
Windsor Castle
Take a look inside lavish Windsor Castle and find out why it's the Queen's favourite weekend residence! The largest and oldest occupied castle in the world, Windsor Castle has been a royal home for over 900 years and overlooks historic Windsor town
Peep inside the ornate State Apartments and check out the priceless works of art by celebrated painters Rembrandt and Leonardo da Vinci – these treasures have been hanging in the castle for generations. See the Queen Mary's Dolls' House, an incredible model home complete with working lifts, running water, electricity and wine bottles, all in miniature
You can also walk through St George's Chapel and see a number of royal memorials – this chapel is the serene final resting place of Henry VII and his favourite wife Jane Seymour, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
The tour finishes at approximately 7.00pm in Kensington
This tour is unescorted
Additional Information
Please Note
Once booked, cannot be cancelled
For safety reasons, pushchairs are not permitted in the State Rooms. They must be checked in and reclaimed at the exit. Baby-carriers are available for loan
A one-way system operates along the entire visitor route for safety reasons
Photography and filming (for private use only) and use of mobile phones are permitted in the Palace garden. Mobile phones must be switched off elsewhere on the visitor route
Entry to Buckingham Palace
Entry to Windsor Castle
Audio guide in multiple languages
Transportation to Windsor by air-conditioned coach


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David Adler Lectureship Award in the Field of Materials Physics
To recognize an outstanding contributor to the field of materials physics, who is noted for the quality of his/her research, review articles and lecturing. The Lectureship consists of a $5000 honorarium for the lecturer and a certificate citing the contribution made by the recipient. The award will be made at the March APS meeting where the lecturer will present an invited talk before the appropriate focused session of the Materials Physics Division. It is presented annually.
Establishment & Support
This lectureship was endowed in 1988 by contributions from friends of David Adler with major support from Energy Conversion Devices, Inc.
Rules & Eligibility
Nominations are open to anyone doing research, writing, and lecturing in the field of Materials Physics. The lectureship shall be for outstanding contributions to the advancement and diffusion of the knowledge of materials and their properties. In addition to the significance of the research, special attention shall also be paid to the clarity of written and oral skills of the recipient. The lectureship shall ordinarily be awarded to one person but a second person can be included if the work and/or review was jointly developed. Nominations are active for three years.
Nomination & Selection Process
Deadline: Friday, June 30, 2017
The nomination package must include:
- A letter of not more than 5,000 characters evaluating the qualifications of the nominee(s).
In addition, the nomination should include:
- A biographical sketch.
- A list of the most important publications.
- At least two, but not more than four, seconding letters.
- Up to five reprints or preprints.
To start a new or update a continuing nomination, please see the Prize & Award Nomination Guidelines.
2018 Selection Committee Members: TBD
Serving a diverse and inclusive community of physicists worldwide is a primary goal for APS. Nominations of qualified women, members of underrepresented minority groups, and scientists from outside the United States are especially encouraged.
2017 RecipientHeike E. Riel
IBM Research - Zurich
Past Recipients2016: Harry A. Atwater
2015: Jacqueline Krim
2014: Paul Canfield
2013: Jean-Luc Bredas
2012: Stuart Parkin
2011: Stephen Pearton
2010: Patricia Thiel
2009: Salvatore Torquato
2008: Karin Rabe
2007: Samuel D. Bader
2006: James Chelikowsky
2005: Ramamoorthy Ramesh
2004: Chia-Ling Chien
2003: Ivan K. Schuller
2002: Chris G. Van de Walle
2001: Ellen D. Williams
2000: Bertram Batlogg
1999: Leonard C. Feldman
1998: Joe Greene
1997: John D. Joannopoulos
1996: M. Brian Maple
1995: Marc A. Kastner
1994: Max Lagally
1993: Simon C. Moss
1992: Robert A. Street
1991: John R. Smith
1990: Michael Schluter
1989: Robert W. Balluffi
1988: Jan Tauc