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Jumeirah Golf Estates - Al Andalus
Brief Overview
|Property Ref:
|Sale 781,000.00 AED
|Dubai Land
|Built up Area:
|778 Sq.Ft
This is the third apartment building to be released here and a great opportunity to invest in a one bedroom apartment before they sell out as the two previous towers did. This is an average size of one bedroom unit here and this particular unit overlooks the communal park. These properties really are one of the best buys due to location and quality. This particular property offers a great sized bedroom with ensuite bathroom and fitted wardrobes, fully fitted kitchen with ample living and dining areas, laundry/store room and guest bathroom.
The price quoted is on Option 2 POST-completion payment plan. Discount can be applied for Option 1 payment plan
Al Andalus
Freehold 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apartments, Jumeirah Golf Estates
Mediterranean inspired properties within 5 Star gated golf community
Exceptional value with optional payment plans
- A mid-rise apartment and retail project located within one of the top Villa Communities in Dubai
- Home of the finale of the European Golf Tour event ''Race to Dubai''.
- Close to the new airport and EXPO site and still within 10 minutes of the Dubai Marina
- Completion anticipated April 2018 for Towers A and B and 3rd Quarter 2019 for Tower C
- One beds from AED 781,000
- Two beds from AED 1,707,000
- Three beds from AED 1,296,000
- Four beds from AED 2,706,000
Al Andalus – Spacious and exclusive apartments in a luxury gated golf course community located close to the E311 at the junction of Al Khail Road and with a planned Metro Station due to open before 2020.
Of Mediterranean design and style, these 8 mid- level buildings will give a 'plaza' feel, integrating a retail centre, health club and with pedestrian walkways and fountains together with landscaping everywhere you turn.
A retail centre is at the heart of the development with restaurants, a supermarket and a 130 key boutique hotel to accommodate guests and all located within one of the top Villa Communities in Dubai and overlooking the famous Greg Norman ''FIRE'' golf course.
Some of the most affordable and best value apartments presently available in Dubai and all within an exclusive and sought after community
Project features:
- 715 apartments
- 95 townhouses
- 5 Andalusian heritage sites
- 2 Golf Courses
- 6 hectares of landscaping zones
- Jogging & cycling tracks that blend in naturally with the surrounding landscaping
- Gym, swimming & tennis for a fitness-focused lifestyle
- 5 lakes and an array of wildlife and foliage.
- Spectacular views of two golf courses
- 2 Clubhouses
PAYMENT PLAN for Tower C
Current Offer
5% on Booking
1% every month during construction (anticipated in 23 months, starting from October 2017)
2% last instalment before Handover (anticipated in 24th month - June 2019)
70% on Handover
Option 1
5% Booking Deposit
5% 30-Nov-2017
5% 30-Apr-2018
5% 31-Aug-2018
5% 30-Nov-2018
5% 31-Mar-2019
70% Handover 3rd Quarter 2019
Option 2
5% Booking Deposit
5% 30-Sep-17
5% 31-Dec-17
5% 31-Mar-18
5% 30-Jun-18
5% 30-Sep-18
5% 31-Dec-18
5% 31-Mar-19
10% Handover
10% 3 months after
10% 6 months after
10% 9 months after
20% 12 months after
Why Invest?
- Beautiful 5 Star established gated golf community within a controlled growth area
- Some of the best value apartments in Dubai
- Early stage investment opportunity – just three out of 8 buildings launched so far with price increases expected on further launches
- Rental returns are likely to be good due to location and low availability compared to other communities
- Very popular rental development and location for ex-pat families
- Two option payment plan allows for discount
- Excellent location within Dubai in one of the most popular areas of the city
- Reputable master developer with well-kept community
- Close to schools, shopping malls, airport, Expo 2020 site
- Easy and fast connections to the rest of Dubai via road and rail
Jumeirah Golf Estates
Jumeirah Golf Estates one is of the world's most impressive residential golf developments. Returning home to Jumeirah Golf Estates pledges to be an inspiring experience. A collection of exclusively designed residences set amidst a truly awe-inspiring landscape and enclosed within a secure gated community. Jumeirah Golf Estates blend the best in modern living with the wonders of nature.
This exclusive development is focused around world class 'Greg Norman Design' Golf courses, two of which are established and operating and are developed according to 'eco-signature' guidelines, which follows eco-friendly and environmentally sound principles and practices that develop the courses and actively benefit the environment.
Called the 'EARTH' and 'FIRE', the 'EARTH' course hosts the prestigious end of season 'Race to Dubai' for the top 60 golfers in the world.
Over 13 Sub-communities surround the two courses with over 75% having front-line golf course views and others seeing lakes and natural surroundings. Jumeirah Golf Estates is the Master Developer and currently owns/develops 7 communities and the majority have been handed over. The most recent addition is Al Andalus, luxury apartments not far from the 'FIRE' course.
The remainder of communities are developed by sub-developers and some of these have been handed over with many on the verge of handover.
These sub-communities feature approximately 900 villas in total. Clients can choose from a variety of 4, 5 and 6 bedroom villas, 3 and 4 bedroom townhouses and 1-4 bedroom apartments offering a variety of exterior styles including Tuscan, Roman, Grecian or general Mediterranean. All offer only the highest quality materials and interiors. These properties are surrounded by a hilly topography, one that is not normally considered typical in Dubai, so creating the feeling that you're sitting in a relaxing, Mediterranean golfing community. If you're a true golf enthusiast, this community is perfect for you.
Jumeirah Golf Estates is at the heart of New Dubai, positioned in the Jebel Ali district on the south side of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, opposite Jumeirah Village Triangle. The Development lays approximately 22 km south-west of Dubai City Centre within a 30 minute drive of Dubai International Airport and just a 15 minutes' drive from Dubai Marina the major business districts of Dubai Internet and Media City. Neighbouring developments include The Green Community, Victory Heights and Dubai Sport City.
Dubai Land
Dubailand covers a massive area and has everything to offer both investor and home maker. Once thought to be in the middle of the desert, it now has major arterial roads linking all parts of this area to all the major districts. Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina can be reached from these developments within 15-20 minutes. New, up and coming developments like new towers in Dubai Sports City sit beside older more established villa communities like Victory Heights and Arabian Ranches.
Dubailand covers studio apartments up to 6 and 7 bedroom villas from Motor City's Autodrome to the Jumeirah Golf Estates and the new Akoya Golf Resort, currently under construction. There is generally something for every ones taste and budget.
Company name: Elite Realty Dubai
Address: 27th Floor Marina Plaza Dubai Marina, PO BOX 334198 Dubai UAE
Office phone no: +971 (0) 4 512 4016
Out of office no: +971 (0) 50 277 0078
Website: www.eliterealtydubai.com
Company Profile: We specialise in Freehold Leasehold property for sale in Dubai and pride ourselves in having a high performance level approach for our industry. Elite Realty Dubai was founded on the ways and ethics of the owners well-run UK based Estate Agency|| implementing high standards and values|| now available in the Dubai Real Estate Market. All our well educated and skilled staff all UK trained and what they say they will do guaranteeing trust|| dependability and above all consistency to all our new|| current and returning clients.
General amenities
- Pre-launch Prices
- Expected rental Yield of over 10%
- Flexible Buyer-friendly Payment Plan
- Good Capital Growth expected
- Established community/district
- Communal sports courts
- Communal pool
- Communal gym
- Golf club and clubhouse


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March 2, 2009
Dear Name*:
Enclosed is the response to your request for an opinion letter signed by the then Acting Wage and Hour Administrator Alexander J. Passantino on January 16, 2009 and designated as Wage and Hour Opinion Letter FLSA2009-33.† It does not appear that this response was placed in the mail for delivery to you after it was signed.† In any event, we have decided to withdraw it for further consideration by the Wage and Hour Division.† We will provide a further response in the near future.
The enclosed opinion letter, and this withdrawal, are issued as official rulings of the Wage and Hour Division for purposes of the Portal-to-Portal Act, 29 U.S.C. ß 259. See 29 C.F.R. ßß 790.17(d), 790.19; Hultgren v. County of Lancaster, Nebraska, 913 F.2d 498, 507 (8th Cir. 1990).† Wage and Hour Opinion Letter FLSA2009-33 is withdrawn and may not be relied upon as a statement of agency policy.
John L. McKeon
Deputy Administrator for Enforcement
This Opinion Letter is withdrawn.
January 16, 2009
Dear Name*:
This is in response to your letter inquiring whether certain salary deductions are permissible for employees exempt under Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) section 13(a)(1)* and the appropriate ways to calculate salary deductions for exempt employees.† It is our conclusion that the proposed salary deductions are permissible.†
You pose three questions relating to salary deductions under the salary-basis rules set forth in 29 C.F.R. Part 541.† Your first question is whether a salary deduction is permissible when an exempt employee is absent for a full day, but does not have enough leave time in his or her leave bank to cover the entire absence.† Your second and third questions relate to full day absences for days on which an employee is scheduled to work fewer or greater than eight hours and whether deductions for such absences may be made using an hourly equivalent.† We assume from the facts presented in your letter that the full day absences are either for personal reasons or for illness or disability and that your client has a ďbona fide plan, policy or practice of providing compensation for loss of salary occasioned by such sickness or disability.Ē† We further assume that the employees are employed in a bona-fide executive, administrative, or professional capacity, as those terms are defined in the regulations, 29 C.F.R. Part 541, and fulfill the requirements for the section 13(a)(1) exemption.†
An employee will be considered to be paid on a salary basis if he or she ďregularly receives each pay period on a weekly, or less frequent basis, a predetermined amount constituting all or part of the employeeís compensation, which amount is not subject to reduction because of variations in the quality or quantity of the work performed.Ē †29 C.F.R. ß 541.602(a).† Deductions may be made, however, when the employee is absent from work for one or more full days for personal reasons, other than sickness or disability. †29 C.F.R. ß 541.602(b)(1).† Thus, if an employee is absent for two full days to handle personal affairs, the employeeís salaried status will not be affected if deductions are made from the salary for two full-day absences. †Id.† If an exempt employee is absent for one and one-half days for personal reasons, however, the employer may deduct only for the one full-day absence. †Id.
Deductions from salary may also be made for absences of one or more full days occasioned by sickness or disability (including work-related accidents), if the deductions are made ďin accordance with a bona fide plan, policy or practice of providing compensation for loss of salary occasioned by such sickness or disability.Ē †29 C.F.R. ß 541.602(b)(2).† Thus, if the employerís particular plan provides compensation for such absences, deductions for absences of one or more full days because of sickness or disability ďmay be made before the employee has qualified under the plan, policy or practice, and after the employee has exhausted the leave allowance thereunder.Ē Id.
Deductions from an employeeís guaranteed salary for absences may only be taken under section 541.602(a) if the employee misses one or more full days of work.† Id.† The regulations do not permit salary deductions for partial day absences.† If the absence is for one full day, however, the regulations do not prohibit a deduction equivalent to a partial day salary.† See Wage and Hour Opinion Letter May 27, 1999 (copy enclosed).† The regulations only prohibit deductions from an employeeís guaranteed salary for absences that are less than one full day in duration.† In other words, if the absence is one full day in duration, the employer may deduct one full dayís pay or less.† Therefore, in answer to your first question, if an employee is absent for one or more full days, but does not have enough time in his or her leave bank to cover the entire absence, the employer may make a deduction from the employeeís pay for any portion of the full-day absences that is not accounted for by the leave bank.
You also ask whether an employer may calculate the permissible deduction using the hourly equivalent of the time missed by the employee if the day of the absences is a day on which the employee is scheduled to work fewer or greater than eight hours.† The regulations provide that when taking a permissible deduction under 29 C.F.R. ß 541.602(b), an ďemployer may use the hourly or daily equivalent of the employeeís full weekly salary or any other amount proportional to the time actually missed by the employee.Ē† 29 C.F.R. ß 541.602(c).† Therefore, if an employee is absent from a shift scheduled to be shorter or longer than the employeeís regular shift, the employer may take a deduction in proportion to the number of hours missed.† Again, however, you should note that deductions are not permissible if the employee is absent for less than one full day of work.
This opinion is based exclusively on the facts and circumstances described in your request and is given based on your representation, express or implied, that you have provided a full and fair description of all the facts and circumstances that would be pertinent to our consideration of the question presented. Existence of any other factual or historical background not contained in your letter might require a conclusion different from the one expressed herein. You have represented that this opinion is not sought by a party to pending private litigation concerning the issue addressed herein. You have also represented that this opinion is not sought in connection with an investigation or litigation between a client or firm and the Wage and Hour Division or the Department of Labor.
We trust that this letter is responsive to your inquiry.
Alexander J. Passantino
Acting Administrator
* Note: The actual name(s) was removed to preserve privacy in accordance with 5 U.S.C. ß 552(b)(7).
* Unless otherwise noted, any statutes, regulations, opinion letters, or other interpretive material cited in this letter can be found at www.wagehour.dol.gov.

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I've done a review on the Incoco Nail Polish Appliques a few month's ago (check out the review here), but today I wanted to do a quick post sharing this gorgeous glitter applique that I've been wearing for the past week! This design is called Enchanted Sea and it's a blue, green, and silver gradient design.
Here's how these look in natural lighting:
And here's the design with flash:
I love how this looks so much! The colors remind me of mermaids! I've also enjoyed the durability of these nails strips because I've worn these for a week with very minimal chipping at the tips. Incoco is easily my favorite brand for nail strips for the lasting power and the amount of designs!
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Famous cartoon character, Olive Oyl, can still make Popeye's heart pop after nearly 100 years. What's her secret to looking so young?
I figure it's hiding in plain sight.
Despite the ever-raging battle between my creeping, middle-aged spread and an uncompromising treadmill of life's stresses, I admit to being fairly sanguine about my face.
At 50, my dearth of facial wrinkles, compounded with a dewy complexion, comprise the unlikely crown for a body persistently intent upon morphing into a potato.
But I've been "using"—and my "drug" du jour is a home-made concoction that women have accosted me and demanded the recipe for in countless manicure salons and supermarkets across the state.
It's a simple recipe, handed to me from a-friend-who-knows, the day my face began to look like Walter Matthau's twin sister (http://www NULL.achildafter40 NULL.com/being-walter-matthaus-twin-sister/).
Don't worry, I'll talk. It's olive oil. That's right. Olive oil, combined with several drops of the essential oil Rose Otto (with a delicate scent that prevents you from smelling like a salad), applied to my face daily, beneath my other moisturizers.
My mother used to apply it neat to her pregnant belly, swearing it prevented stretch marks. Sophia Loren—the Italian film diva of the 1960's famed for retaining her beauty—attributes her beauty to daily olive oil baths (http://www NULL.mirror NULL.co NULL.uk/celebs/news/2009/08/23/they-are-both-75-this-year-but-brigitte-bardot-could-pass-as-sophia-loren-s-mum-115875-21616741/).
In combination with some other lifestyle and diet changes, it's been my facial fountain of youth.
But, why does it work? Why are our faces especially prone to falling apart after having a baby in middle age?
According toJada MacLeod (http://www NULL.healinghouse NULL.ca/)—a naturopathic doctor who specializes in women's health and pediatrics in Ontario, Canada—women having children at 40+ have triple trouble when it comes to aging skin.
During the post-partum period, new mothers experience a sharp drop-off of progesterone and estrogen, responsible for the youthful glow during pregnancy.
"A woman's skin can change significantly," says Dr. McLeod, "and appear quite unhealthy with the loss of these hormones."
"Our regularly cycling progesterone and estrogen help to keep our skin supple, toned and moisturized from the inside out."
Following midlife childbirth, it's not a desperate leap of imagination to consider most of us will soon commence the beginning mating ritual dance with perimenopause. And that's when the fun really begins.
"Perimenopause also signifies a drop in first progesterone and then estrogen," says McLeod,"and we then begin to notice increased wrinkles and fine lines."
But that's not all. Having children in your 40's onward means that, during perimenopause, you're facing the constant stress of managing a baby, preschooler, or a child in primary school.
According to Dr. McLeod, "constant stress leads to decreased blood flow and oxygen supply, creating dry, unhealthy skin that is prone to rapid ageing."
She also adds that the adrenals are one of the only places where we still produce estrogen and progesterone after menopause.
So, what's the secret in the olive?
According to Dr. McLeod, olive oil has many properties that lead to positive effects on aging skin.
"Since olive oil is a strong antioxidant, it can repair damaged skin cells when applied topically."
"Scientists have applied olive oil to skin that has been damaged by ultraviolet light and the effects are remarkable," she continues.
"It was shown that the antioxidant effects of the olive oil actually reduced the damage done to skin cells and repaired the DNA."
What's more, throw some olive oil on some salad and it will help to reduce cholesterol and blood pressure.
Combined with Rose Otto, and applied to your face the positive effects can be enhanced.
"Rose Otto essential oil has astringent properties that can help to tone and give life to skin when applied topically," says Dr. McLeod.
"Farsenol is a compound in the oil giving it the ability to shrink broken capillaries and stimulate healthy circulation to the skin."
She adds that Rose Otto also has emollient and hydrating properties that leave skin "supple and glowing, adding to the anti-aging benefits."
Dr. McLeod also suggests some other remedies that can help reduce the adverse effects of stress on your skin—the body's biggest organ—and on your body generally.
"Licorice root helps your body adapt to stress, preventing the breakdown of your adrenal hormones (cortisol) and help to physically cope with daily stresses."
"B-vitamins are very important and can help prevent the 'breakdown' that can happen when your body is not handling stresses well."
Other herbal medicines that can "help you regain control over rapidly shifting hormones during perimenopause" are: Agnus castus (Chastetree berry), which helps to regulate hormones; Actaea racemosa (Black cohosh), and Buplerum Chinese root, used to help cleanse the liver.
"In concert with these herbs, I find taking 2000 mg of vitamin C, and 2 tablespoons of flaxseeds very helpful in maintaining elasticity and hydration of the skin during perimenopause," says Dr. McLeod.
Of course, ensure you consult a naturopath before you start dosing yourself with these remedies.
All in all, Olive Oyl has been wearing her youthful secret on her sleeve the whole time. And, it has the added benefit of being cheap too, keeping your wallet well-oiled with funds!
Notes for this blog:
Angel La Liberte is the founder of the website Flower Power Mom.com—The Truth About Motherhood After 40 (http://www NULL.achildafter40 NULL.com/) (www.flowerpowermom.com (http://www NULL.achildafter40 NULL.com/)), a regular blog featuring commentary, real mom stories and expert advice about motherhood after 40. She regularly campaigns for more supportive attitudes towards women having children in midlife and more awareness on the realities (social and physical) of being a later life mother.
Angel also hosts "A Child After 40", an online community to empower all women on the journey of motherhood after 40. She gave birth to her children at 41 and 44 after conceiving naturally.
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12 Responses to Olive Oyl's Secret To Younger Skin
MomAgain@40 (http://momagain40 NULL.blogspot NULL.com) says:
Thanks for sharing! I have definitely seen the lines appearing after the birth of baby…
Michelle says:
I tried it after reading your blog Angel, and it does help! Can see a difference even after a few days. I wish I new about it when expecting, oh well I'll live with the stretch marks ;-).
Jada (http://www NULL.healinghouse NULL.ca) says:
Your blog is beautifully written Angel! I have tried the olive oil as well and my skin is so soft, only a week into it. Thanks for sharing such great ideas and information.
Claudia Spahr (http://www NULL.claudiaspahr NULL.com) says:
Moroccan women swear by Argan oil which also has lots of Vitamin E and antioxidants.Rosehip oil is another good one for scars and fine lines. I try to alternate between the two and like Angel wear them under my organic, chemical-free moisturiser. People never guess I'm 43. I don't get stopped in supermarkets though !
Mrs D (http://www NULL.mrsdandco NULL.com) says:
Does it matter what Olive Oil? Extra Virgin? And what is the ratio with the Rose Otto? (Assuming I will find this at my health food store or on the web.) Why must I be so specific? I'm going to try right away with just the Olive Oil, but am curious about the specifics. Thanks for the tip.
CINDY says:
Would love to read olyve oil's secret. I am 46 and have a 3 year old boy. Would love to stay young looking.
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Having read this I thought it was very informative.
I appreciate you finding the time and effort to put this information together.
I once again find myself spending way too much time both reading
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Deandre Teer says:
Besides food, olive oil has been used for religious rituals, medicines, as a fuel in oil lamps, soap-making, and skin care application. The Minoans used olive oil in religious ceremonies. The oil became a principal product of the Minoan civilization, where it is thought to have represented wealth. The Minoans put the pulp into settling tanks and, when the oil had risen to the top, drained the water from the bottom.[
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Round Of 64 Matchup: #6 North Carolina Vs. #11 Providence
#6 North Carolina
#11 Providence
Bench Depth
The Eagles got the better of Washington the first time these two teams played, the Redskins look to return the favor on the road this week in Philly.
A Super Bowl rematch at Gillette Stadium with the Falcons looking to exact some revenge.
The Seahawks come off a bye to a match-up with a Giants team coming off their first win.


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SPRING 2014 Volume 8, Number 2
University of South Carolina College of Arts and Sciences
Political Science
inside... • From the Chair • Faculty Spotlight • Alumni News • Alumni Spotlight • Faculty News • Student Leaders • Meet Our New Faculty
Welcome from the Chair that prepares them to succeed in many different types of careers. If I were to identify one thing that ties them all together, it would be the preparation they receive to serve as leaders.
Greetings Alumni and Friends, I want to express my sincere gratitude for the warm welcome I have had during my brief period at USC. For those who do not know, I was hired last year to be the Director of the Walker Institute. After one year in that job, I have been appointed chair of political science. I very much appreciate the chance to serve as chair of political science. This is a department with a very long history of excellence. I arrived in time to participate in the department's 75th anniversary celebration. That event impressed upon me the exceptional quality of students who have graduated from this department. Many generations of graduates have built outstanding careers as community leaders, agency heads, entrepreneurs and scholars. Our students receive a broad education 2
We continue to work hard to prepare leaders for the next generation. The President's Leadership Initiative, led by our own Kirk Randazzo, brings to the department a recognition of this role. Today, I think the best thing we can do for students is to give them the skills to be adaptable in the face of uncertainty. Students today are concerned about their employment prospects. Though a serious concern, I think the situation actually is very bright. A new report from the American Association of Colleges and Universities found that liberal arts majors actually earn more during their peak earning years than do more vocationally oriented majors. A liberal arts degree remains the best way to gain the basic skills that are easily adapted to a variety of jobs and employers' needs. As we prepare the next generation's leaders, I would like to call upon our alumni to consider making a
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contribution to the department. Your support allows us to enrich the study experience beyond the classroom. For one hundred dollars, we can invite six students for lunch at McCutcheon house with a distinguished visitor. Larger contributions allow us to provide scholarships for students with exceptional talent, or who are trying to doing something novel and creative, such as study abroad. If you can make a contribution, please send a check payable to the USC Educational Foundation, Political Science Fund. If you are thinking about a larger gift, please contact me directly and I would enjoy talking to you. You can help us give the next generation of students an even stronger start than yours. Sincerely, Robert H. Cox Department Chair
faculty spotlight DON FOWLER Beginning in January, we mark one of our faculty member's fiftieth Don is unique among our faculty year in the department. Dr. Don for combining talents as both an Fowler arrived at USC in 1964, academic observer and experienced armed with a PhD from the practitioner of politics. Shortly University of Kentucky, after arriving in South and a desire to inspire a Carolina, Don became generation of students involved in state and to public service. What national politics. In the he has accomplished in 1990s, Don served as the past half century National Chairman of is an inspiration for all the Democratic National of us. Don has been a Committee. This wealth stalwart in our American of experience provides politics curriculum. a priceless education His classes on parties for our students. In Don Fowler and elections remain addition to being able extremely popular among students. to bring politics alive as a result of Students clamor to enroll in his his personal experiences, Don also classes, as they are usually the first has an unrivaled list of influential to reach capacity. Those quick contacts. He calls upon these enough to gain a seat in one of friends and colleagues to visit his classes are never disappointed. campus and share insights with What they experience is the insight our students. As a result, Don's of an observer and practitioner of students have an unparalleled politics whose passion is infectious opportunity to meet some of the and whose commitment to student most influential leaders in the success if unparalleled. country.
But more than a dazzling instructor, Don Fowler takes a special interest in helping his students succeed. Students find that his career advice is peerless, and many are grateful for his willingness to pick up a phone and help them find an internship or the first job that set them also on a successful career in public service. Moreover, though Don is an unabashed Democrat, he has many leaders in South Carolina Republican politics count themselves among his grateful students. We are fairly certain that Don is the first faculty member to teach for fifty years in the Department of Political Science. It is a milestone we plan to commemorate. Watch for news as we announce an event to show our appreciation for Don's contribution.
alumni news Joe Boyes, student currently in the MPA Program, received an award for Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association. This is a national award that the Town of Springdale received as a result of his capstone project, which was transforming the town's fiscal year 2014 budget. Only ten of the 270 municipalities in SC received this award last year. Jeffrey Morton, Ph.D. has been named a Fellow of the Foreign Policy Association. Mékell Mikell, Ph.D. is now Special Advisor to the Director, Office of Economic Impact and Diversity at U.S. Department of Energy. Spring 2014 | Political Science newsletter |
alumni spotlight
We would like to congratulate. . . Stefanie Lindquist, who has marked yet another accomplishment, having been named Dean of the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Georgia. Prior to this appointment, Stefanie held the Charles Alan Wright Chair in Federal Courts, and was Associate Dean at the University of Texas Law School. We are delighted to welcome Dean Lindquist back to the SEC. Stefanie has established herself as a leader in study of judicial activism with two books and more than fifty articles to her credit. Moreover, her leadership as a scholar, and now an academic administrator demonstrate
that she is a person of many talents. Stefanie completed a PhD in political science at USC. We are proud to claim her as one ours and look forward to boasting of her future accomplishments. Marva Smalls, a graduate of our MPA program, who will be recognized with an honorary doctorate during the December commencement ceremony. Ms Smalls has also supported the USC McNair Center with a one million dollar gift to create scholarships for minority students. Such generosity reflects a great confidence in our next generation of students.
The greatest boast a department can make is about the successes of its alumni. We welcome you to send us updates about your activities, and encourage you to help us as we strive to help today's students become tomorrow's leaders.
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faculty news Professor David Darmofal is an Associate Editor of the new Sage journal, Research & Politics. The journal is now open for submissions, with the first articles to be published in early 2014. Professor David Darmofal taught the second two weeks of Advanced Topics in Maximum Likelihood Estimation at the ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research. David's two weeks covered models for time-series cross-sectional data. Professor David Darmofal presented "The Privatization of Conflict? A Spatial Analysis of the System of 1896" to the Political Science Department at Ohio State University in September. The talk was part of the Department's Methods speaker series. Professor David Darmofal's paper with Holger Kern and Charles Crabtree, "A Spatial Analysis of the Impact of West German Television on Protest Mobilization During the East German Revolution" was presented in a workshop at Yale University in November. The workshop was on research on Communication, Technology, and Political Conflict. Distinguished Professor Emeritus William Kreml's Second Edition of The Bias of Temperament in American Politics will be available from Carolina Academic Press, Durham. Distinguished Professor Emeritus William Kreml participated in an Amicus Curiae brief before the United States Supreme Court on the Michigan "sore loser" statute. We lost again. Professor Andrea McAtee published an article with co-author, Jennifer Wolak, Parties in the Public Eye in State Politics & Policy Quarterly Volume 13, Issue 3, September 2013. Professor Susan M. Miller and Stephanie Moulton."Publicness in Policy Environments: A Multi-Level Analysis of Substance Abuse Treatment Services." forthcoming at Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory. Professor Susan M. Miller and Lael R. Keiser. "State Governments as Entrepreneurs in Securing Federal Benefits for Their Citizens." forthcoming at Publius: The Journal of Federalism. Professor Susan M. Miller 2013 "Administering Representation: The Role of Elected Administrators in Translating Citizens' Preferences into Public Policy." Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 23(4): 865-897. Professor Susan M. Miller and Peverill Squire. 2013. "Who Rebelled? An Analysis of the Motivations of the Republicans Who Voted Against Speaker Cannon." American Politics Research 41(3): 387-416. Professor Timothy M. Peterson, 2013. "Sending a Message: The Reputation Effect of US Sanction Threat Behavior." Accepted for publication in International Studies Quarterly. Professor Timothy M. Peterson "Insiders vs. Outsiders: Preferential Trade Agreements, Trade Distortions, and Militarized Conflict." Accepted for publication in The Journal of Conflict Resolution. Professor Timothy M. Peterson "Taking the Cue: The Response to US Human Rights Sanctions against Third Parties." Accepted for publication in Conflict Management and Peace Science. Professor Timothy M. Peterson, Peksen, Dursun, and A. Cooper Drury. "Media-driven Humanitarianism? News Media Coverage of Human Rights Abuse and the Use of Economic Sanctions." Accepted for publication in International Studies Quarterly. Spring 2014 | Political Science newsletter |
faculty news
Professor Timothy M. Peterson "Dyadic Trade, Exit Costs, and Conflict." Accepted for publication in The Journal of Conflict Resolution. Professor Timothy M. Peterson and Cameron G. Thies. "The Demand for Protectionism: Democracy, Import Elasticity, and Trade Barriers." Accepted for publication in International Interactions. Professor Harvey Starr, Publication: "On Geopolitics: Spaces and Places," International Studies Quarterly 57, 3, pp.433-39. Professor Harvey Starr - Activities as President of ISA: As ISA President he has engaged in a number of activities with the regional associations at their annual meetings. These include: • Welcome from the ISA President to the ISA Regional Meetings: ISA-West, Pasadena; ISA-South, Charlotte; ISAMidwest, St. Louis. • "Inquiry, Logic and International Politics 25 Years On," Keynote Address for the Annual Meeting of the ISAMidwest, St. Louis, November 8-10, 2013. • Participant on "ISA Presidents and Their Careers," Plenary Roundtable, Annual Meeting of the ISA-West, September 27-28, 2013. • Chair and discussant on the Panel, "The Digital Revolution in International Relations: Cyberspace," Annual Meeting of the ISA-South, Charlotte, October 18-19, 2013. • Participant in the "Job Seekers' Café," Annual Meeting of the ISA-Midwest, St. Louis, November 8-10, 2013. Professor Laura Woliver, Publication: Article. Rinehart, Sixta Christine and Laura R. Woliver. "Southern Fried Family Planning: Reproductive Politics in the South," The American Review of Politics, Vol.34, Winter, 20132014: 317-335. Professor Laura Woliver, APSA appointment: Laura R. Woliver has been appointed to the Heinz Eulau Award Committee, for best paper published in Perspectives on Politics spanning September 1, 2013-August 31, 2014. American Political Science Association appointment. Professor Laura Woliver is the chair of the Manning Dauer Award for the Southern Political Science Association, 2014.
student leaders Undergraduate students majoring in international studies and political science currently provide leadership to a number of campus, community, and national organizations. James Armstrong – Student Director, Cocky's Reading Express (USC Mascot's young readers outreach program) Evan Campbell – Vice president of academic excellence, Kappa Kappa Gamma 6
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Sorority Cody Day – USC Alternative Spring Break Group Leader (will be leading a group of students to study Hurricane Sandy relief efforts)
MEET Our New Faculty student leaders (cont.) Zach Errickson – Treasurer, USC Club Tennis; USTA on Campus Advisory Council member Robert Flagler – Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin's Blue Ribbon Crime Task Force member
BRAD EPPERLY Comparative Politics Public Law
TOBIAS HEINRICH Political Methodology
SUSAN MILLER Public Administration American Politics
TIMOTHY PETERSON Comparative Politics
Thomas Landzert – President, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Jennifer Leaphart – Fair Labor Association National Student Committee member; President, USC Golden Key International Honour Society Austin McCullough – President, USC University Ambassadors; Secretary of Government Relations, USC Student Government Venisha Pendergrass – President, Trew Friends (organization that raises awareness about organ donation) Michael Pryor – Founder & President, Special Olympics at USC Emory Roberts – Chairman of Executive Board, Young American's for Liberty at USC; Associate Justice of Constitutional Council, USC Student Government Christine Severin – President, Phi Alpha Delta Prelaw Fraternity
CHRISTOPHER WITKO Public Administration and Public Policy
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Department of Political Science Columbia, SC 29208
Political Science newsletter Spring 2014 volume 8, no. 2
CHAIR & EDITOR: Robert H. Cox GRAPHIC DESIGN: Tyler Bledsoe CONTRIBUTORS: Lee Walker, Graduate Director Christopher Witko, MPA Director Neal Woods, Undergraduate Director Kenny Whitby, Graduate Placement Kiel Downey, Internship Director Barbara Barnes, Business Manager Janis Leaphart, Undergraduate Coordinator Pamela Mauldin, Faculty Coordinator Doris Shiver, Administrative Specialist Brenda Stevens, Administrative Assistant Debby Tiemeyer, Graduate Coordinator
Stay in Touch If you know of anyone who is an alumnus of the Department, or who simply wants to be informed of what is going on in the Department, please let us know so that we can add their name to our Newsletter distribution list. Of course, we are especially interested in hearing news from alumni. Send your news or suggestions to: Professor Robert H. Cox, Chair, Department of Political Science, Gambrell Hall, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. 29208.
Published on Feb 21, 2014
The Spring 2014 newsletter for the Department of Political Science at the University of South Carolina.


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Sex/City fans will recognize their favorite characters, but perhaps not much else. The movie is entertaining at times, but its edge is mising that it had during its best HBO-days. The producers should put the girls to rest, otherwise the franchise will someday find the post-menopausal quartet cougar-cruising on — where to next? — an Alaskan cruise ship.
The "power-of-woman" theme (and friendship) was always the show's raison d'etre. I guess in America's bourgeoning gay-marriage era, the writers-producers of Sex/City needed to touch on international themes of woman-power. Bringing that theme to the outside world seemed a natural progression. Given American ideals, there's always room to turn heads and "nation build" (or at least "character modify"). So surprise-surprise when the ladies go to Abu Dhabi for a lavish get-away.
Taking American ideals to the Middle East, however, can be touchy: you have a male-dominated society that uses women as chattel and punching bags; its religion is the most hateful towards women of all the world's mysogynist-related groups; women are murdered daily for the simple human act of talking to a man who is not her husband. No wonder the UAE has banned Sex/City in its member states. (No wonder the movie was shot in Morocco!)
Worse, I see the provocation no more effective than leaflets dropped on a war-torn population, suggesting they revolt against their oppressors. Granted, this is exactly what women should do in Muslim countries (and across the world), but without proper support, what you'll get is a blood-bath and, perhaps worse, a slide toward greater conservatism or fundamentalism. Enslaved women aren't the problem. Men aren't even the problem. RELIGION is the problem.
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German Supplementary Language
Study Recordings
Study Recordings
language laboratory catalog
Business Situations: German
Two cassettes; text available
2 hours 30 minutes
Ein frischer Obstsalat
Recording of 12 children's songs performed by German clown "Alexander" Paul Langel; good for learning of basic German vocabulary; lyrics available.
34 minutes
Gefährliche Wege
Suspense thriller about art thieves traveling from Hamburg to the Yucatán in search of pre-Columbian artifacts; for the beginning-intermediate student; twenty short episodes followed by recorded listening comprehension exercises; book contains the recorded text, review questions, and vocabulary; teacher's guide contains the texts of the listening comprehension tests, answer keys, and crossword puzzles.
Average episode: 15–19 minutes
Total time: 6 hours 12 minutes
Geheime Mission
Suspense thriller involving industrial espionage; for the beginning-intermediate student; twenty-five episodes followed by recorded listening comprehension exercises; book contains the recorded text, review questions, and vocabulary; teacher's guide contains the texts of the listening comprehension tests, answer keys, crossword puzzles.
Average episode: 10–15 minutes
Total time: 6 hours 17 minutes
Geschäftsdeutsch, 2nd edition: An Introduction to Business German
Gudrun Clay ©1990, 1995 McGraw-Hill, Inc.
listening comprehension exercises to accompany each of this text's 12 chapters; 2 copies of text available.
Total time: 56 minutes
Hörverständnisübungen für Fortegeschrittene
Twenty short passages recorded at normal speed in interview and conversational formats; for intermediate-advanced students.
Average passage: 5 minutes
Total time: 1 hour 23 minutes
Ein Telefongespräch
Ein netter Verkäufer
Der kaputte Staubsauger
Der Autostop nach Paris
Ein Autounfall
Beim Arzt
Der Autokauf
Die Bewerbung
Der Urlaub wird geplant
Was für ein Mensch ist Karl
Ein Vertreter kommt
Der Parksünder
Das Auto und die Bürokratie
Interview mit einem Bürgermeister
Interview mit einem jungen Künstier
Ein zu enges Sommekleid
Der Herr Vorsitzende hat das Wort
Mein Mann kommt immer so spät nach Hause
Die Stadt Köln — gestern und heute.
Eine Vorlesung
Eine kleine Deutschmusik
The Singlingual Method for learning German through familiar tunes; uses universally known tunes with new lyrics to teach beginning students the most important German language functions, idiomatic expressions and grammar; twenty-four songs with explanations and one review chapter; each unit teaches a specific communicative skill (e.g. "Kommen Sie aus Tokio?" — "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" — introducing yourself); musical score with guitar chords included in accompanying book.
Total time: approx. 35 minutes
For beginning students; based on conversations and interviews with Germans recorded in Germany, this program is designed to teach the language of daily life and direct personal relations; stresses the language of ordinary people doing everyday things, going to meetings, shopping, travelling and working; includes three paperback texts and teacher's guide.
Average unit: 7 minutes
Total time: approx. 3 hours
Testing and Teaching for Oral Proficiency
Kit designed for the teacher of English as a second language, French, German or Spanish who is interested in oral proficiency testing and in some of the ways the ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines can be applied to the teaching of oral skills (one kit/language); components of each kit include: a book and set of two audiocassettes; each tape set contains four recorded actual interviews representing the four levels of the rating scale — novice, intermediate, advanced, and superior; book includes: overview of interviews, description of rating scale, explanation of how interviews are conducted and the types of questions commonly used at each level, an application section with simple oral activities and guidelines for writing role plays at each level, commentaries for the interviews with detailed analysis of the students' speech samples, and the interviewers' techniques.
Unternehmen Deutsch Aufbaukurs B1 + B2
Jörg Braunert and Wolfram Schlenker
© Ernst Klett Sprachen, GmbH, Stuttgart, 2005
One textbook: Lehrbuch
One teacher's manual: Lehrerhandbuch
One vocabulary book: Wörterheft
2 Audio CDs to accompany the textbook


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Alternative Dispute Resolution is a mechanism by which different types of legal disputes are resolved through out-of-court processes like arbitration, and mediation as an alternative to civil litigation. ADR methods can be effective in reducing the time, money, and adversarial nature associated with traditional court-based proceedings.
Gassaway is a town in Braxton County, West Virginia, in the United States. The population was 901 at the 2000 census. Gassaway was incorporated in 1905 and named for Henry Gassaway Davis. The center of population of West Virginia is located in Gassaway.
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"Life deals you a hand. A Royal Flush... a pair of Twos.
Our American legacy, the horrors behind us, the gaps between us, the permeating malice. It's palpable.
These pictures speak. I don't need to say much. Our past, our present... whispers of the future.
Actions and reactions, losing hands and stacked decks. Suspicious looks, sideways glances, expectations, but not of success.
Lots of Twos."
— Doug Rickard
Limited to 500 numbered copies, and includes an original signed photograph (approx size 10.9cm x 9cm)
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Texas Lutheran University data communications
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Database administrators use specialized computer software, such as phpMyAdmin, to develop and maintain database tables. They make sure that company data is secure from hackers, yet available to registered corporate users. Database developers must learn both Simplified Query Language (SQL), as well as a programming language such as PHP in order to carry out SQL commands such as SELECT TABLE, INSERT INTO, INNER JOIN, and UPDATE.
Common business database management systems now in use include MySQL, SQL Server, Access, Oracle, Sybase, and DB2. The design of a database requires an understanding of data types, such as Float, Int, and VarChar. Further, depending on the number of users, parallel structures and data management may be required. The median annual wage for a database developer was $61,710 in May 2017. Employment of database administrators is projected to grow 11% annually over the next decade. Beyond major requirements within the database design department, you may consider Eastern Washington University honors classes as a complementary elective to your primary course of study.
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University Affiliated Research Center
University Affiliated Research Center
Chen N.Y.,NASA |
Chen N.Y.,Research Aerospace Engineer |
Sridhar B.,NASA |
Ng H.K.,University of California at Santa Cruz |
Ng H.K.,University Affiliated Research Center
Journal of Aircraft | Year: 2012
This paper describes a class of strategies for reducing persistent contrail formation with the capability of trading off between contrails and aircraft-induced emissions. The concept of contrail-frequency index is defined and used to quantify the contrail activities. The contrail-reduction strategies reduce the contrail-frequency index by altering aircraft's cruising altitude with consideration to extra emissions. The strategies use a user-defined factor to trade off between contrail reduction and extra emissions. The analysis shows that contrails can be reduced with extra emissions and without adding congestion to airspace. For a day with high contrail activities, the results show that the maximal contrail-reduction strategy can achieve a contrail reduction of 88%. When a tradeoff factor is used, the strategy can achieve less contrail reduction while emitting less emissions compared to the maximal contrail-reduction strategy. The user-defined tradeoff factor provides a flexible way to trade off between contrail reduction and extra emissions. Better understanding of the tradeoffs between contrails and emissions and their impact on the climate need to be developed to fully use this class of contrail-reduction strategies. The strategies provide a starting point for developing operational policies to reduce the impact of aviation on climate. Copyright © 2011 by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc.
Xue M.,University of California at Santa Cruz |
Xue M.,University Affiliated Research Center |
Zelinski S.,NASA
15th AIAA Aviation Technology, Integration, and Operations Conference | Year: 2015
In terminal airspace, integrating arrivals, departures, and surface operations with competing resources provides the potential of improving operational efficiency by removing barriers between different operations. This work develops a centralized stochastic scheduler for operations in a terminal area including airborne and surface operations using a non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm and Monte Carlo simulations. The scheduler handles competing resources between different flows, such as runway allocations, runway crossings, merges at departure fixes, and other interaction waypoints between arrivals and departures. The scheduler takes time-varied uncertainties into account in optimization as well. The scheduler is run sequentially to identify the best robust schedule for the next planning window. Resulting schedules determine routes, speeds or delays, and runway assignments subject to separation constraints at merging diverging waypoints in the air and at runways (including runway crossings) on the surface. The Los Angeles terminal area was used as an example in experiments with a four-hour traffic scenario. The results showed that using stochastic schedulers can reduce flight time delay (airborne and ground) anywhere from 28% to 40% statistically compared to deterministic schedulers. Sensitivity studies on various planning horizons presented that trade-offs exist between planning horizons and achievable minimum delays. A twenty-minute planning horizon was found to be a bad choice because uncertainties increased with the look-ahead time. Eight minutes was promising for planning as it achieved the lowest delay compared to others. However, the results demonstrated that any duration from two minutes to eight minutes could be a good candidate as well. The results on runway usage showed that using the stochastic scheduler, runway makespans and occupancy were usually slightly lower than applying deterministic schedulers. © 2015, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc.
Giannakopoulou D.,Carnegie Mellon University |
Bushnell D.H.,NASA |
Schumann J.,NASA |
Erzberger H.,University of California at Santa Cruz |
Heere K.,University Affiliated Research Center
Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence | Year: 2011
In order to address the rapidly increasing load of air traffic operations, innovative algorithms and software systems must be developed for the next generation air traffic control. Extensive verification of such novel algorithms is key for their adoption by industry. Separation assurance algorithms aim at predicting if two aircraft will get closer to each other than a minimum safe distance; if loss of separation is predicted, they also propose a change of course for the aircraft to resolve this potential conflict. In this paper, we report on our work towards developing an advanced testing framework for separation assurance. Our framework supports automated test case generation and testing, and defines test oracles that capture algorithm requirements. We discuss three different approaches to test-case generation, their application to a separation assurance prototype, and their respective strengths and weaknesses. We also present an approach for statistical analysis of the large numbers of test results obtained from our framework. © 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.
Evans A.D.,University of California at Santa Cruz |
Evans A.D.,University Affiliated Research Center |
Lee P.,NASA
16th AIAA Aviation Technology, Integration, and Operations Conference | Year: 2016
When weather or congestion impacts the National Airspace System, multiple different Traffic Management Initiatives can be implemented, sometimes with unintended consequences. One particular perceived inequity that is commonly identified is in the interaction between Ground Delay Programs (GDPs) and time based scheduling of internal departures by the Traffic Management Advisor (TMA) (now operationally superseded by the FAA's the Time-Based Flow Management system). Internal departures under TMA scheduling can take large GDP delays, followed by large TMA scheduling delays, because they cannot easily fit into the arrival flow at the runway. In this paper we examine the causes of these 'double delays' through an analysis of arrival operations at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) from June to August 2010. TMA scheduling delays are found to be generally higher than TMA airborne metering delays, regardless of prior GDP delays. Depending on how the double delay is defined, between 42% and 62% of all internal departures in GDP and TMA scheduling experienced double delays in this period. A deep dive into the data reveals that contributors to double delays include upstream flights departing before their Expect Departure Clearance Times (EDCTs); differences in the rates used for setting EDCTs and TMA Scheduled Times of Arrival; differences in the arrival demand expected based on EDCTs and the arrival demand entering TMA; and shorter en route times between takeoff and entry into TMA than assumed in the calculation of flight EDCTs, all of which undermine the sequencing and spacing underlying flight EDCTs. Double delays are also found to coincide with periods in which the virtual runway arrival queue being served by a TMA is large, there are periods of high demand relative to capacity, and there are high airborne metering delays. Data mining techniques are used to confirm that each of these factors contribute to the occurrence of double delay and/or high internal departure scheduling delay across three months of data from June to August 2010. Predictors of the occurrence of double delay and high TMA scheduling delay are built using logistic regression, providing prediction accuracies of 69% and 73%, respectively. © 2016 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc, AIAA. All rights reserved.
Xue M.,University of California at Santa Cruz |
Xue M.,University Affiliated Research Center
AIAA Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference | Year: 2010
In the national airspace system, sectors get overloaded due to high traffic demand and inefficient airspace designs. Overloads can be eliminated in some cases by redesigning sector boundaries. This paper extends the Voronoi-based sector design method by automatically selecting the number of sectors, allowing three-dimensional partitions, and enforcing traffic pattern conformance. The method was used to design sectors at Fort-Worth and Indianapolis centers for current traffic scenarios. Results show that new designs can eliminate overloaded sectors, although not in all cases, reduce the number of necessary sectors, and conform to major traffic patterns. Overall, the new methodology produces enhanced and efficient sector designs. Copyright © 2010 by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc.
Xue M.,University of California at Santa Cruz |
Xue M.,University Affiliated Research Center
Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics | Year: 2012
In the national airspace system, sectors get overloaded due to high traffic demand and inefficient airspace designs. Overloads can be eliminated in some cases by redesigning sector boundaries. This paper extends the Voronoi-based sector design method by automatically selecting the number of sectors, allowing three-dimensional partitions, and enforcing traffic pattern conformance. The method was used to design sectors at the Fort Worth and Indianapolis Air Route Traffic Control Centers for current traffic scenarios. Results show that new designs can eliminate overloaded sectors (although not in all cases), reduce the number of necessary sectors, and conform to major traffic patterns. Overall, the new methodology produces enhanced and efficient sector designs.
Gong C.,NASA |
McNally D.,NASA |
Lee C.H.,University Affiliated Research Center
15th AIAA Aviation Technology, Integration, and Operations Conference | Year: 2015
Convective weather can cause arrival traffic to fly less efficient weather avoidance routes and is the primary cause for time-based metering to be discontinued. Dynamic Arrival Routes (DAR) is a trajectory-based weather avoidance system that is designed to help improve arrival traffic flow when weather is present. The DAR system continuously analyzes airborne arrival flights for opportunities to reroute them to more efficient arrival routes or around weather that is predicted to be on their current flight plan early enough to allow the arrival time-based metering system to adjust its times of arrival for the presence of weather. Analysis of 93 hours of actual traffic over 12 different days from Fort Worth Center showed DAR proposed more efficient arrival reroutes for 352 arrival flights for an average time savings of 12.3 minutes per flight at a look-ahead time of 60 minutes from the meter fix. DAR also identified 642 arrival flights with a need to deviate around weather and proposed weather avoidance routes that were analytically shown to remain weather-free 83 percent of the time for a look-ahead time of 30 minutes from the meter fix. © 2015 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc, AIAA. All right reserved.
Winter M.W.,NASA |
Winter M.W.,University Affiliated Research Center |
Trumble K.A.,NASA
Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets | Year: 2011
Thermal radiation of the heatshield and the emission of the postshock layer around the Stardust capsule, during its reentry, were detected by a NASA-led observation campaign aboard NASA's DC-8 airborne observatory involving teams from several nations. The German SLIT experiment used a conventional spectrometer, in a Czerny-Turner configuration (300 mm focal length and a 600 lines/mm grating), fed by fiber optics, to cover a wavelength range from 324 to 456 nm with a pixel resolution of 0.08 nm. The reentering spacecraft was tracked manually using a camera with a view angle of 20 deg, and light from the capsule was collected using a small mirror telescope with a view angle of only 0.45 deg. Data were gathered with a measurement frequency of 5 Hz in a 30-s time interval around the point of maximum heating until the capsule left the field of view. The emission of carbon nitride (as a major ablation product), N + 2 and different atoms were monitored successfully during that time. Because of the nature of the experimental setup, spatial resolution of the radiation field was not possible. Therefore, all measured values represent an integration of radiation from the visible part of the glowing heatshield, and from the plasma in the postshock region. Further, due to challenges in tracking, not every spectrum gathered contained data. The measured spectra can be split up into two parts: 1) continuum spectra, which represent a superposition of the heatshield radiation and the continuum radiation of particles due to microspallation in the plasma, and 2) line spectra from the plasma in the shock layer. Planck temperatures (interpreted as the surface temperatures of the Stardust heatshield) were determined assuming either a constant surface temperature, or a temperature distribution deduced from numerical simulation. The constant surface temperatures are in good agreement with numerical simulations, but the peak values at the stagnation point are significantly lower than those in the numerical simulation if a temperature distribution over the surface is assumed. Emission bands of carbon nitride and N + 2 were tracked along the visible trajectory and compared with a spectral simulation with satisfying agreement. Values for the integrated radiation of the transitions of interest for these species were extracted from this comparison. Copyright © 2010 by the authors. Published by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc.
Lee S.M.,University Affiliated Research Center |
Mueller E.R.,NASA
2013 Aviation Technology, Integration, and Operations Conference | Year: 2013
In integrating Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) into the National Airspace System, separation assurance is one of the important air traffic services for ensuring safe operations of air traffic. This paper describes an approach to develop a range of operational concepts by describing what functions and technologies are required to maintain safe separation of unmanned aircraft and how those functions are allocated and distributed across primary system elements, such as air traffic controllers, automation systems, aircraft onboard systems, and UAS ground control stations including UAS pilots. A framework proposed in this study identifies key functions and capabilities by decomposing high-level system goals into smaller functions to achieve them hierarchically and also identifies primary system elements to perform the identified functions by decomposing the whole system into smaller systems hierarchically. The framework represents hierarchical functional/physical structure and allocation of functions across system elements at different levels to generate a range of potential separation assurance concepts systematically. The detailed representation of functional decomposition and allocation enables an application of the framework for recommending levels of automation (LOA) developed based on human factors engineering principles. The detailed functional decomposition and allocation framework to develop a concept of operations provides additional analysis capabilities: stability, workflow, and task-load analysis to examine the completeness, correctness, and balance of functional decomposition and allocation schemes for concept development without requiring complex simulations. This paper demonstrates the framework through a case study of providing separation assurance functions for UAS operating in en-route and transition airspace in the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) timeframe.
Mukherjee A.,University Affiliated Research Center |
Grabbe S.,NASA |
Sridhar B.,NASA
AIAA Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference 2011 | Year: 2011
Delays caused by uncertainty in weather forecasts can be reduced by improving traffic flow management decisions. This paper presents a methodology for traffic flow management under uncertainty in convective weather forecasts. An algorithm for assigning departure delays and reroutes to aircraft is presented. Departure delay and route assignment are executed at multiple stages, during which, updated weather forecasts and flight schedules are used. At each stage, weather forecasts up to a certain look-ahead time are treated as deterministic and flight scheduling is done to mitigate the impact of weather on fourdimensional flight trajectories. Uncertainty in weather forecasts during departure scheduling results in tactical airborne holding of flights. The amount of airborne holding depends on the accuracy of forecasts as well as the look-ahead time included in the departure scheduling. The weather forecast look-ahead time is varied systematically within the experiments perfomed in this paper to analyze its effect on flight delays. Based on the results, longer look-ahead times cause higher departure delays and additional flying time due to reroutes. However, the amount of airborne holding necessary to prevent weather incursions reduces when the forecast look-ahead times are higher. For the chosen day of traffic and weather, setting the look-ahead time to 90 minutes yields the lowest total delay cost.


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Quality standard
This quality standard covers identifying and managing familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH) in children, young people and adults. FH is a type of high cholesterol that runs in families and increases the risk of heart disease. It describes high-quality care in priority areas for improvement.
It covers only heterozygous FH and not homozygous FH, which is rare and needs specialist care.
Keeping quality standards up to date
We checked this quality standard in 2016 and it is still up to date.
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Tag Archives: Carol Parrish-Harra
A Big Milestone In Carol's Life
Who is this man who would make a big contribution to Carol's life? Following her ordination as a minister, Carol spent much of her years studying with spiritual teachers, developing her seemingly nature 'healing' abilities. She was unsure of this … Continue reading
What Is 'Death?' — What Is 'Birth?'
This posting utilizes two charts; an Advanced chart from the prior t/Moon-to-n/Sun Return which marks the combined death-departure of one woman and the arrival of another soul who was to continue the life-mission of the first. I had not heard … Continue reading
What Title Fits This Astounding Story ?
As she approached the point of having her sixth child, Carol was having a tough time trying to be a mother to the five children she already had. Her husband had earlier left her to be with her best friend … Continue reading
The Background For A Most Unusual Story
Carol Parrish was born in Nettleton, Arkansas on January 21, 1935 at 9:15 AM. Only a small amount of information comes to us about her early childhood. She felt that she had to work very hard to please her … Continue reading


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The terms "real" and "fake" can start to lose all meaning when you talk about 2007's Grindhouse by Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez. To ramp up the "realism" of their "fake" drive-in double feature, the duo worked with friends to create fake trailers. (You can watch them in their nudity-packed, blood-splattered glory on YouTube, at least until someone reports the video.) Now, one of those fake previews is supposedly being made into a real movie. With me so far? The Movie Blog unearthed this poster for Machete, although commenters point out that it's been floating around since Grindhouse came out. So is Machete really being made? Wikipedia says yes. (And if there's one place I trust to tell real from fake, it's Wikipedia.) Sadly, there's still no word on a release date for Werewolf Women of the SS. Via Cinematical.
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Now, I have mentioned many times, that when it comes to lipstick/balm I prefer something in the nude colouring. With the whole Kylie Jenner thing (which may be a bit late now), like many of us it's been a further favourite to try and get 'the look'. Lipsticks are the fewest things in my collections as I just prefer something to give a little colour. However, recently I have picked up a few neutral shades which I've been loving and wanted to share with you all- I hope you enjoy!
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Collection 'Work The Colour' Lip Butter – 2 Cappuccino
This lip butter has been a favourite of mine since Christmas. This buttery balm has just enough colour and leaves the lips feeling moisturised. Due to the fact that it's a 'balm' the colour sadly doesn't last too long. The crayon application makes it easy and quick to apply. I have one in my everyday makeup tray and one in my handbag! It's also nice mixed with the Primark shade!
Rimmel 'Kate' Lasting Finish – 03
I first picked up ones of these lipsticks in Poundland, it's very similar to this colour but more brown toned. But I was so impressed with the finish and wearability I had to see what other nude shaded they had! Plus there was an offer on which made it even better; and such I picked up this one in 03. It's still on the 'darker' side of the mentioned colours but still nice all the same. Am still tempted to get a few more- hopefully more will come into poundland hehe!
Revlon Lip Butter – 095 Creme Brulee
This has to be my second favourite of the bunch! Like the name suggests; is a more golden nude with a subtle hint of shimmer. Again, as it's a 'butter' it glides on and leave a nice moisturizing feeling. One swipe of this gives a lovely hint of colour. Out of all the Revlon Lip Butters this one has the best neutral pay off. I also own 'Sugar Frosting' but it's too red toned for me sadly.
Primark 'P.S Love' Matte Long Lasting Lipstick – 00
It seems that Primark has stepped up its make-up game recently. I have seen these P.S Lipsticks going around blogs and instagram for a while now. At only £1.50 it's not too bad, I wouldn't say it's that long lasting but for the price what do you expect. Much like the Rimmel, this is on the darker sides of colours. In some lights it almost have a purple/taupe undertone to it. Like I mentioned- it's very nice mixed with the Collection (sorry for lack of pic!)
Rimmel Apocalips Lacquer – Nude Eclipse
You may recognise this from yesterday's post, it kind of inspired this one! As soon as I used this for the first time I was hooked. Never tried one of these liquid lipsticks before, and for a £1 I couldn't;t say no, plus I'd always wanted to try it. Tomorrow I shall see how it wears for a work day, hopefully it shall stay pretty well. Unlike the others, it leaves a slightly glossy finish and really is a neutral colour. Like I said in my last post, I would be interested to try the matte version.
So there are my favourite nude lipsticks/balms of the moment. If you have any good recommendations please let me know!
Thank You So Much For Reading 🙂


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Amal Michel - Lets Go lyrics
Lets Go by Amal Michel
So many nights
Laying underneath the
Stars gazing into each other's
Feel the gentle warm breeze
Blowing on our skin.
It's 6am the sun
Is rising
It's time now lets go to
Let's sleep this night away.
It's a beautiful night
The stars the shine
Like diamonds in the sky
The moon shines like it's
Heaven's shining pearl.
Dream whatever you
Dream about
Think whatever you
Need to think about just
Don't leave me lonely (don't leave me lonely)
And please don't stop loving me
(Don't stop loving me).
Wrap your arms
Around me
Wrap your love around
My heart
Run your fingertips
Down my spine
Fill my life and heart
With joy, love and happiness.
Don't let me go through another day
Don't let me slip away
Oh darling don't let me fall
Hold my hand lift me up
Rescue me if I begin to lose my ground
Don't let me go through another day
Without having you here
Right by my side.
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Press Has to Seize Social Media's 'Gutenberg Moment,' Kramer Says
By: Alex Kantrowitz | Ad Age
Larry Kramer began his tenure as president and publisher of USA Today last year with a bold redesign of the paper and its website. Now his priority is the editorial itself — and making it appealing enough to share in an ecosystem where social media increasingly picks the winners and losers.
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Home run ball worth $500,000
The baseball fan who caught Barry Bonds's home run record-breaking ball is about to make $500,000 (£250,000) after putting it up for sale with Sotheby's.
Matt Murphy, 21, who was in San Francisco on August 7 during a one-night stopover en route to Australia, caught the ball seconds after putting down a sandwich and a beer. He does not even support Bonds's San Francisco Giants, but the New York Mets.
In a news conference yesterday, in which he announced that the ball will be auctioned online between August 28 and September 15, Mr Murphy said that he and his travelling companion, Amir Kamal, bought $100 tickets in the centre field stand — because it was the area most likely to receive the 756th home run hit…


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Aging in Good Health
~ By Dr. Mark Carlson
I love living in modern times. The technology and conveniences available to us are extraordinary and one can't help but be amazed by what's possible.
However, as a physician, those feelings are tempered by the negative effects of these modern conveniences. We enjoy them at potentially significant risks. The world we live in allows us to lead sedentary lives filled with delicious foods, entertainment at our fingertips and goods and services delivered to our doors. This risk comes in where these pleasures contribute to unhealthy eating, isolation and apathy. Modern medicine has become very good at putting bandages on the consequences of our modern lifestyle. That was very apparent to me during my nearly 20 years in medical oncology.
Medicine has become very good at "fixing" problems. There is significantly less value placed on prevention and lifestyle modification, but this is also where the dramatic steps forward in the world of medicine can be found. We need to change our approach and get more active in the transition from sick care to wellness.
National Geographic's blue zones project has resonated with me both as a physician and as a patient. I have come to recognize that the more simple lifestyle of the centenarians living in the "blue zones" is the key to a long and well-lived life. It also can be a significant component to fixing our national health crisis.
I have devoted the second half of my medical career to changing the way we offer medical care. Promoting the lessons learned from the blue zones is a key component to my medical practice and to the recommendations I make to members of Be Well MD.
Learn more about the Blue Zone project in this medical news clip.
Dr. Mark Carlson will give a presentation about Blue Zones and the Traits for Longevity, Sunday, March 20 @ 3:00PM at Atria at the Arboretum (Ballroom), 9306 Great Hills Trail, Austin 78759. The program is free and open to the public. Contact Atria at 512-459-4218 or Capital City Village at 512-524-2709 to register.
For more information about Dr. Carlson and his work, please visit the Be Well MD website.


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Iowa State looks to finish the regular season with a victory at home against Connecticut. The Cyclones closed out Big-12 action with a loss at Colorado. UConn is a division one-a independent that is headed for membership in the Big East Conference.Iowa State coach Dan McCarney says U-Conn is tremendously improved and got a big win over Navy this past Saturday. He says it is important for the seniors to win their last home game.McCarney says no matter the opponent, the Cyclones have plenty of motivation to become the first ISU team to finish 7-0 at home and to get a better bow game.
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