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Francesco Cappuccio
PhD topic: Fracture characterisation and structural and chemical correlations in drilled rock cores by means of automated image analysis, CT scan, and multifractals
Supervisors: Virginia Toy, Steven Mills (Computer Science)
Email: capfr277[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Sebastian Clar
PhD topic: Seismic Oceanography: 3D and Time-Lapse Imaging of Mixing Processes at Water Mass Boundaries off New Zealand
Supervisors: Andrew Gorman, Christina Riesselman, Ross Vennell
Email: clase510[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Rosie Cole
PhD topic: Glaciovolcanism in Tongariro National Park, North Island, New Zealand
Supervisors: James White, Graham Leonard(GNS), Christian Ohneiser
Email: colro756[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Joanna Cooper
PhD title: Investigating water-mass mixing across the Sub-tropical Front east of the South Island using seismic oceanography.
Supervisors: Andrew Gorman, Ross Vennell (Marine Science)
Email: coojo202[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Josh Corrie
PhD topic: Systematics and morphology of archaic kekenodontids from the Oligocene of New Zealand.
Supervisor: Ewan Fordyce
Email: josh.corrie[at]otago.ac.nz
Amber Coste
PhD title: Fossil dolphins (Dalpiazinids)
Supervisors: Ewan Fordyce
Email: cosam991[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Grace Duke
PhD topic: Characterising Antarctic primary productivity during the Pliocene using nitrogen bound in frustules
Supervisors: Christina Riesselman, Robert Van Hale (Chemistry) and Rebecca Robinson (University of Rhode Island)
Email: dukgr761[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Sheng Fan (Van)
PhD topic: Natural Ice Microstructure.
Supervisors: Dave Prior, Christina Hulbe and Heather Purdie
Email: fansh405[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Douglas Fraser
New Zealand
PhD title: Seismic characterisation of hydrate / shallow gas systems associated with active margin sediments in the Pegasus Sub-basin, Hikurangi Margin, New Zealand
Supervisors: Andrew Gorman, Ingo Pecher (University of Auckland)
Ian Geary
New Zealand
PhD topic: The Miocene to Quaternary macrofossil plant and fungal floras of Auckland and Northland
Supervisor: Daphne Lee, Janice Lord (Botany) John Conran (The University of Adelaide)
Email: geaia102[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Emanuele Giacalone
PhD topic: Swinburn Volcano
Supervisor: James White
Email: giaem375[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Greer Gilmer
New Zealand
PhD topic: Climate records from Auckland Islands, Antarctica and Lake Ohau.
Supervisors: Chris Moy, Christina Riesselman, Marcus Vandergoes (GNS)
Email: gilgr092[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Jasper Hoffmann
PhD topic: Geophysics project examining fluid migration and escape features in the Canterbury Basin
Supervisors: Andrew Gorman, Gareth Crutchley (GNS Science), Christian Ohneiser
Email: hofja961[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Stephanie Junior
PhD topic: Analyzing gold in the mantle, petrological and geochemical studies of New Zealand peridotites.
Supervisor: James Scott
Email: steph.junior[at]postgrad.otago.ac.nz
Gemma Kerr
PhD topic: Mineralogical and geochemical controls on mine water discharge composition.
Supervisor: Dave Craw
Email: kerge392[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Gemma is also a general staff member (part-time)
Martina Kirilova
PhD topic: Deformation processes along the Alpine Fault.
Supervisor: Virginia Toy
Email: martina.a.kirilova[at]gmail.com
Adrienn Lukacs
PhD title: Geophysical characterisation of the Alpine Fault throughout and beneath Whataroa Valley, Haast River and Turnbull River, Westland, New Zealand
Supervisors: Andrew Gorman, Richard Norris
Email: kovad091[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Katie Matts
PhD topic: Fossil penguins
Supervisor: Ewan Fordyce
Email: matka014[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Risa Matsumura
PhD topic: Alpine Fault Cataclasites
Supervisors: Virginia Toy, Norio Shigematsu (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba)
Email: matri628[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Michael May
PhD topic: 1886 Maar forming Eruption of Rotomahana, NZ
Supervisor: James White
Email: maymi024[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Moyna Mueller
PhD topic: Palaeontology, Hector's dolphin, comparative flipper anatomy, morphology and taxonomy
Supervisors: Ewan Fordyce, Jo Stanton, (Anatomy and Structural Biology), Steve Dawson (Marine Science)
Email: moyna.muller[at]otago.ac.nz
Arran Murch
New Zealand/UK
PhD topic: Investigating the fragmentation processes of explosive submarine volcanic eruptions
Supervisor: James White , Dr Rebecca Carey (University of Tasmania)
Email: arranmurch[at]googlemail.com
Giuseppe Re (Peppe)
PhD topic: Maar diatreme system in Hopi Buttes, Navajo Nation, AZ, USA (submitted)
Supervisors: James White, Christian Ohneiser
Email: regi7084 (at) student.otago.ac.nz
Jeffrey Robinson
New Zealand
PhD topic: Fossil and Recent Brachiopods (submitted)
Supervisor: Daphne Lee
Email: jeffreyhrobinson[at]yahoo.co.nz
Alessio Pontesilli
PhD topic: Experimental petrology using Dunedin Volcanic suite
Supervisor: Marco Brenna, Silvio Mollo (University of La Spienza, Rome), Matteo Masotta (University of Pisa)
Kat Sauer
PhD topic: Influence of fluids and microstructural heterogeneities on the rheological behaviour of large-scale continental faults: Insights from the Alpine Fault mylonite zone, New Zealand
Supervisor: Virginia Toy, Dave Prior
Email: katrina.sauer[at]otago.ac.nz
Meike Seideman
PhD topic: Microstructural evolution of ice during episodic creep.
Supervisors: Dave Prior, Pat Langhorne (Physics), Sean Fitzsimons (Geography)
Email: seime036[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Yilun Shao
PhD topic: Rheological processes in the upper mantle under the South Island of New Zealand
Supervisors: Dave Prior, James Scott, Martin Reyners (GNS Science)
Email: shayi182[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Matt Tarling
PhD topic: Faulting and slip dynamics in ultramafic rocks, using the Livingstone Fault in New Zealand as a case study.
Supervisors: Steve Smith, James Scott
Email: tarma723[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Andrea Verolino
PhD topic: Surtseyan volcanism: case studies from Pahvant Butte and Black Point (Western USA), and Surtsey (Iceland)
Supervisors: James White
Email: veran321[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Jack Williams
PhD topic: Characterisation of fractures in fault damage zones (submitted)
Supervisors: Virginia Toy, Steve Smith
Email: wilja541[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Master of Science (MSc)
Cameron Abbey
New Zealand
MSc topic: Seismic characterisation of submarine canyons off the Otago coast
Supervisor: Andrew Gorman
Email: c.abbey[at]live.com
Menuka Anandani
MSc topic: Natural aggregate resource of Fiji Islands-characteristics that affect the composition, quality, and possible uses
Supervisors: Mike Palin, Candace Martin
Email: aname200[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Dylan Baker
New Zealand
MSc topic: Gas hydrates in New Zealand basins
Supervisor: Andrew Gorman
Email: bakdy008[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Rachael Baxter
New Zealand
MSc topic: Investigating dikes at Allans Beach, using geochemistry to gain insight into the magmatic system and initial evoution of the Dunedin Volcanic Complex.
Supervisor: James White
Email: baxra224[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Michael Bollen
New Zealand
MSc topic: Holocene-Pleistocene paleoceanography in the Ross Sea, Antarctica.
Supervisors: Christina Reisselman, Christian Ohneiser
Email: bolmi518[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Elliot Bowie
New Zealand
MSc topic: Validations of ground motion simulations using precarious rocks
Supervisor: Mark Stirling
Email: elliot.b[at]hotmail.co.nz
Lisa Craw
New Zealand
MSc topic: Microstructure and mechanics of flowing Antarctic ice
Supervisor: Dave Prior
Email: crali915[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Kieran Crookbain
New Zealand
MSc topic: EBSD analysis of clast-cotex grains in carbonate earthquake slip zones
Supervisor: Steve Smith
Email: k.crookbain1804[at]gmail.com
Patrick Fletcher
New Zealand
MSc topic: A seismic investigation into the relationship between gas hydrates and heat flow across the Hikurangi Margin
Supervisor: Andrew Gorman
Email: flepa752[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Dannielle Fougere
New Zealand
MSc topic: Seismic characterisation of gas hydrates in the Pegasus basin, New Zealand
Supervisor: Andrew Gorman
Email: fouda188[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Andy Holt
MSc topic: Analysis of and mapping of strata and overburden using seismology and other GIS techniques.
Supervisors: Andrew Gorman
Email: holan932[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Carrie Jewiss
New Zealand
MSc topic: Mass balanced acid mine drainage study of the Denniston Plateau, West Coast
Supervisors: Dave Craw, James Pope (CRL)
Email: jewca391[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Alastair King
New Zealand
MSc topic: An investigation into the paragenesis and structure of high-grade, high angle, gold veins at Macraes in the Hyde Macraes Shear Zone
Supervisor: Doug MacKenzie
Email: kinal762[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Aleasha King
New Zealand
MSc topic: tbd
Emma Kluge
MSc topic: Using geophysical methods to study fluids in fault zones.
Supervisors: Virginia Toy , Christian Ohneiser
Tim Lutter
New Zealand
MSc topic: Gravitational and Magnetic Modelling
Supervisor: Andrew Gorman, Doug MacKenzie
Email: lutti553[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Henry Mannering
New Zealand
MSc topic: Pleistocene to Pliocene Deep Water Circulation, in the Southern Ocean offshore of the Pennel Coast
Supervisor: Christian Ohneiser
Email: mannering.h.c[at]gmail.com
Loren Mathewson
New Zealand
MSc topic: Deep fault drilling project online drilling collecting mud-gas isotope data (H2, He, N, O, CH, Ar, CO2)
Supervisor: Virginia Toy, Sarah Mager (Geography)
Email: matlo181[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Jasmine Mawson
New Zealand
MSc topic: Submarine eruptive processes in the Brook Street Terrane
Supervisors: James White, Mike Palin
Christine McLachlan
New Zealand
MSc (Environmental Science) topic: Characterisation of mine waste and water of historic and active gold mines
Supervisors: Dave Craw, James Pope (CRL)
Email: mclch105[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Rebecca Parker
New Zealand
MSc topic: Holocene paleoclimates and paleoceanography within the Ross Sea, Antarctica using marine sediment cores
Supervisor: Christina Riesselman
Email: rebeccaparkernz[at]gmail.com
Nathaniel Parsons
New Zealand
MSc topic: Acoustic properties of sea ice
Supervisor: Dave Prior
Edward Perkins
New Zealand
MSc topic: Seismic characterisation of buried glacial channels on the leeward shelf of Auckland Island.
Supervisor: Andrew Gorman
Email: pered045[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Tiffany Plencner
MSc (Marine Science) topic: Pilot whale hearing structure
Supervisors: Ewan Fordyce, Steve Dawson (Marine Science)
Email: pleti480[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Marcus Richards
New Zealand
Msc topic: Marine Vertebrates of the Maniototo, Otago
Supervisors: Ewan Fordyce
Email: marcus.richards[at]otago.ac.nz
Tom Ritchie
New Zealand
Msc topic: Garnet sands on the West Coast, NZ
Supervisors: Dave Craw, James Scott
Email: ritth444[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Andrew Robertson
New Zealand
MSc topic: Investigating the structure and properties of the Ross Ice Shelf using the reflection and conversion of seismic waves.
Supervisors: Andrew Gorman, Dave Prior
Email: roban375[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Bryce Robinson
New Zealand
MSc topic: Mineralogy, structure, alteration footprints and paragenesis of the Waipori and surrounding Lake Mahinerangi gold deposits, Otago, New Zealand.
Supervisor: Doug MacKenzie
Email: robbr187[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Catherine Sangster
New Zealand
MSc topic: Seismic investigation of earthquake hazards in South Dunedin.
Supervisors: Andrew Gorman, Mark Stirling
Email: sanca510[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Emma Scanlan
New Zealand
MSc topic: A geochemical study of scheelite paragenesis in Glenorchy, New Zealand
Supervisor: James Scott
Email: scaem322[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Fraser Shand
New Zealand
MSc Topic: Conditions, style and paragenesis of mineralisation in the Cascade Creek porphyry Cu-Mo deposit, Westland.
Supervisor: James Scott
Email: shafr163[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Dave Sun
MSc topic: Garnet pyroxenites in the Kakanui Mineral Breccia
Supervisor: James Scott
Briar Taylor-Silva
New Zealand
MSc topic: Akatore Fault Paleoseismology
Supervisor: Mark Stirling, Nicola Litchfield (GNS)
Email: taybr805[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Olivia Truax
MSc topic: A paleomagnetic, geochemical, and diatom based record of Holocene paleoclimate evolution from Robertson Bay, Antarctica
Supervisors: Christina Riesselman, Gary Wilson (Marine Science)
Email: truol520[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Mathew Vanner
New Zealand
MSc topic: Fossilised Wood of Southland and Otago
Supervisors: Daphne Lee, Uwe Kaulfuss
Email: vanma943[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Astrid Vetrhus
MSc topic: Earthquake-generated landslides in the Southern Alps
Supervisors: Karen Mair (University of Oslo), Virginia Toy, Mark Stirling
Email: vetas555[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Yuval Yagolnitzer
Israeli, New Zealander
MSc topic: The Pigroot Duality, an experimental analysis of the Pigroot phonolite
Supervisor: Marco Brenna
Email: yuval.yagolnitzer[at]hotmail.com
Bachelor of Science with Honours (BSc(Hons))
Stephie Tay
BSc(Hons) topic: Environmental Geochemistry of Historic Mine Tailings at Alexander Mine, Reefton
Supervisors: James Scott, Dave Craw
Email: tayst598[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Victoria Wilson
BSc(Hons) topic: Characterisation of paragenesis of gold and tungsten deposits in the Bendigo area near to Cromwell in Central Otago
Supervisors: James Scott, Dave Craw
Email: wilvi053[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Postgraduate Diploma in Science (PGDipSci)
Donna Condon
PGDipSci topic: tbd
Supervisors: Christian Ohneiser, Daphne Lee
Email: condo821[at]otago.ac.nz
Talal Kadada
PGDipSci topic(2015): Geophysical investigation of the Canterbury and Great South Basins
Supervisor: Andrew Gorman
Email: tgeologist1[at]gmail.com
Nicole Stannard
PGDipSci topic: Reconstructing ancient current strength in the Ross Embayment
Supervisor: Christian Ohneiser
Email: stani202[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Cléa Thomas
COP topic: Fault network evolution in Triassic sandstones and siltstones at Kaka Point, New Zealand
Supervisor: Steven Smith
Email: thocl545[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Students co-supervised by geology staff
These are students that have primary supervisors and office spaces in other departments. They have secondary supervisors in the Department of Geology.
Chris Aebig
PhD topic: Reconstructing holocene paleoclimates in the Auckland Islands using lacustrine sediment cores.
Supervisors: Kim Hageman (Chemistry), Chris Moy
Email: aebch718[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Dylan Gaffney
MA (Archaeology) topic: Pottery in SE Asia and the Pacific
Supervisors: Glen Summerhayes(Archaeology), Anne Ford (Archaeology), James Scott
Sophie Gangl
PhD (Chemistry) topic: Geochemical characterization of the development of OAE-2 (C/T boundary) using C isotopes and redox-sensitive metal isotopes
Supervisors: Claudine Stirling (Chemistry), Matthew Clarkson (Chemistry), Chris Moy
Email: ganso923[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Helen Heath
MA (Archaeology) topic: Pottery in SE Asia and the Pacific
Supervisors: Glen Summerhayes(Archaeology), Anne Ford (Archaeology), James Scott
Alex Scahill
MA (Archaeology) topic: Pottery in SE Asia and the Pacific
Supervisors: Glen Summerhayes(Archaeology), Anne Ford (Archaeology), James Scott
Risha Jasmine Singh
PhD (Toxicology) topic: Biosorption of Heavy Metals from Water
Supervisors: Rhonda Rosengren (Pharmacology and Toxicology), Candace Martin
Email: sinri581[at]student.otago.ac.nz
Robert Smith
PhD topic: Water mass mixing processes across the Subtropical and Subantarctic fronts near New Zealand
Supervisors: Ross Vennell (Marine Science) and Andrew Gorman
Email: robsmithrobsmith[at]gmail.com
Nick Sutton
MA (Archaeology) topic: Pottery in SE Asia and the Pacific
Supervisors: Glen Summerhayes(Archaeology), Anne Ford (Archaeology), James Scott
Pei-hua Wu
PhD topic: Lapita to Post-Lapita Pottery Transition in West New Britain, Papua New Guinea
Supervisors: Glen Summerhayes (Archaeology), Dave Prior
Email: peihuawu1107[at]gmail.com
Pat Wongpan
PhD topic: Sea ice microstructure and processes
Supervisors: Pat Langhorne (Physics), Dave Prior, Inga Smith (Physics)


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"What is it, tactical?" Kate asked, the hairs on the back of her neck rising. "All weapons prepare to fire!"
"I don't know, sir," Malone was saying. "CIC isn't sure either, we don't have enough data."
"How far out is it?"
"It should be coming around the planet right…now!"
"Visual!" Kate snapped.
The view screen wavered for a second as it switched into the feed from tactical. Kate felt her jaw drop in shock and she stepped forwards out of her command chair. That couldn't possibly be what she thought it was, could it? Taking a deep breath, she felt her eyes boring into the image on the screen before her.
Oh My God, she thought, her stunned brain trying to get back in gear.
The image on their screen was one of a Fleet ship, or was one at one point. Destroyer class, Kate guessed, her white hull had been ripped open to space in more places then she could count. Huge black scorch marks marred the weaponry bays as she hove into view. Plasma trailed behind her in space as the damage crackled in the vacuum of space.
If there were any survivors, Kate told herself. They've been long dead…all the oxygen has leaked out and power to damage control shielding is gone.
"Identify that ship," Kate spoke, her voice harder then flint.
"CIC says it will take a few minutes to identify," Malone said.
Kate came to stop behind Williams at the helm, and she crossed her arms. What was a Fleet ship doing this far out, she wondered. They had been covering the entire sector that lead into this one, and no ship had been detected by them, so how had they gotten out here?
Who destroyed her? Kate asked herself, clicking her tongue in thought. And why?
"Skipper," Malone said. "CIC has positively identified her as the Benham, sir."
The information CIC provided made Kate feel like she had been punched in the gut. Stumbling back in shock, she fell back into command chair, tear flowing freely before she could stop them. For long moments she stared off into space as numbness overtook her body, the eyes of the bridge crew on her. With a weak motion of her hands, she wiped the tears from her face and recomposed herself.
"The Benham is destroyer hull number three-five-one-eight, and is class number DD-5351," Malone said after a long, uncomfortable pause. "She has a crew of one hundred fifty and is commander by Commander-"
"I know who commanded her, tactical," Kate said, her pain making her voice much harder then she wanted it to be.
Kate found her mind wandering back in time, to more pleasant memories; ones that she knew were true. When the Hood had rescued her from Selvior, her Executive Officer had been Commander Janice Long. Long had personally lead the marines down to retrieve her from Bart Jones' house, giving them the time to get to know each other that her whirlwind transfer hadn't allowed for. The two women had hit it off, forging a friendship that had done nothing but grow over the years. When Kate had been awarded the Roanoke for her first independent command, Long had been the first to congratulate her. Now she was dead, Kate fumed, and she didn't have a damned clue as to how or why.
"Helm," Kate spoke, the bitterness showing in her voice. "Match our orbit with the Benham's, please."
"Aye, Skipper,"
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भारतीय डाक विभाग क्लर्क भर्ती 2016
India Post has started Banking Services all over India. The India Post, Govt of India is now providing Saving & Current Bank account in India Post Payment Bank in Delhi/ Mumbai, Chennai, Jaipur, Agra, Lucknow, Kanpur, Pune, Hyderabad, Patna etc. The Hiring Process of going on at India Post Bank ie. Clerk, Probationary Officer, Specialist Officer, Stenographer, Multi-Tasking Staff etc. In the previous recruitment India Post is Hiring 1310 P.O JMGS-I Scale-I. You can fill online application for it (Deadline of online form is 15th October 2016). The India Post is going to issue another recruitment notification for CLERK Vacancies 2016. Total Post is 4240.
इंडिया पोस्ट क्लर्क भर्ती २०१६ – India Post Payment Bank Clerk Recruitment 2016.
- Name of Organization : India Post
- Total Number of Vacancies: 4240
- Name of Posts: Clerk
- Job Type : Government Jobs
- Education Qualification Required:Bachelor Degree in Any Steam.
- Application Form : Online Application Form
- Start of Application Form: 5th December 2016 (Expected) – Exact Date shall be notified later.
- Last date to Recieve Application: 25th December 2016 – Please check official notification.
- Selection Process: Preliminary Test, Mains Test, Interview & Document Verification process.
- Age Limit & Relaxation: 18 to 28 years (as on 01.01.2016)(Please read Age Relaxation for more details)
- Official website: https://www.indiapost.gov.in
India Post Payments Bank Limited is wholly owned undertaking of the Department of Posts, Govt. of India. The IPPB is approved from RBI & Cabinet. In the era of Online Payment ie. Wallet like Paytm, Oxigen, Freecharge. The India Post also decided to jump into the Banking Sector. The new customer can open Saving as well as Current account as per their requirement. The salary account is as per approval.
India Post Clerk Vacancies 2016.
The candidate has to fill online application available at Sifytest website. Please check education, age limit, relaxation, written test dates & official notification for complete details.
Eligibility Criteria
India Post Clerk Recruitment is also similar to the IBPS CLERK or SBI CLERK Bharti 2016-17. The eligibility criteria is also same.
Education Qualification.
The candidate must possess Degree in any stream from recognized university/ institution. The candidate with typoing speed in Hindi & English is plus point.
Age Limit
India Post Clerk candidate must be Minimum of 20 years and maximum of 28 years.
Age Relaxation.
The age relaxation for India Post Payment Bank Clerk recruitment 2016 is given below. Please check notification for OBS, SC, ST, Women, Widow, Ex-Servicemen Age Relaxation.
|Sr. No.
|Age Relaxation
|Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe
|5 years
|Other Backward Classes
|3 years
|Persons With Disability
|10 years
|Ex-Servicemen/Disabled Ex-Servicemen
|actual period of service rendered in the defence forces + 3 years (8 years for Disabled Ex-Servicemen belonging to SC/ST) subject to a maximum age limit of 50 years
|Widows Divorced women and women legally separated from their husbands who have not remarried
|9 years
|Persons ordinarily domiciled in the Kashmir Division of the State of Jammu & Kashmir during the period 1-1-80 to 31-12-89
|5 years
|Persons affected by 1984 riots
|5 years
|Regular employees of the Union Carbide Factory, Bhopal retrenched from service (Applicable to Madhya Pradesh state only)
|5 years
Important Dates.
- The Online application starts on 5th Dec 2016 (Expected)
- Deadline of online India Post Clerk Form is 25th December 2016.
- Application Form Fees deposit last date is 24th Dec 2016.
- Exam Date is expected to be conducted in March/ April 2017.
How to Apply (India Post Clerk 2016) Form
The candidate must fill online application form available at https://www.indiapost.gov.in website. You must check application form fees.
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All the cuts have been made. Everything's looking and sounding good. The client has granted approval. Now it's time to get this final production out into the world! In this tutorial Jeff Greenberg takes you through the process, set-by-step.
Jeff begins with a series of videos on Finalizing where you'll see how to add Start Filler, Bars and Tones and how to check for audio peaks and flash frames and how to generate sequence reports.
In the next section you'll master the exporting process for all major formats from Pro Tools to YouTube. From there you'll learn some very important Media Management concepts and essential tools to keep your project lean and mean. The final section is all about Transcoding and Consolidation. Here Jeff shows you how to Transcode AMA clips and sequences. You'll also learn how to perform Audio Sample Rate Conversion and how to Consolidate your production.
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1. Starting Timeode & Adding Filler
2. Adding Bars
3. Adding Tone
4. Audio Peaks & Flash Frames
5. Generating a Timeline Report
6. Section 1 Review
7. Crash Record
8. Sequence Time Output
9. Guide To Other Output Formats
10. Section 2 Review
11. A Word About Output
12. Using Send To (Squeeze)
13. Exporting a Still
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16. Exporting QT File (Digital Master)
17. Exporting QT File for YouTube (HD)
18. Exporting to Pro Tools
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20. Section 3 Review
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26. Find All Media in a Sequence
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28. Section 4 Review
29. Why Transcode & Consolidate?
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Haunted Tree Number 011
This broken spruce tree only had one dark and foreboding eye and only half a leering mouth when I met him. Not all that terribly scary.
So for the fun of it I spookafied him. Just to give my fellow Halloween home haunters some summer time inspiration.
You get busy on those props or this wooden monster may just pull up roots and pay you a midnight visit and haunt your nightmares!
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Tiger Tracks: Missouri Joins The SEC > SEC > NEWS
I think it's a draft press release for NEXT Monday, according to the text. Somebody screwed up in posting it early with an old date.
They're going to announce this while Deaton is out of the country??? That makes no sense.
I think it was for this past Monday, until Neinas whipped it out and said "not so fast, hicks".
It's very poorly written and constructed. The web site was hacked.
Must not be legit because the page has been taken down.
Looks like it is a series of five articles. A lot of work to go through if it is indeed fake.
SEC Accidentally Announces Missouri To SEC : Outkick The Coverage
Seems like according to the article it was real. MU better be preparing to pay the full exit fee. I hope Ken Starr gets his legal team back on the phone. What a joke.
For those who missed it in the other threads here's the Google Cached page:
Tiger Tracks: Missouri Joins The SEC > SEC > NEWS
The SEC squirrels got loose in the cage last night and the blurb was releashed to put more pressure on MO to MOve off the pot.
Well done, SEC, well done. That'll show MU
Ok Mizzou, we get it. GTFO already.
I thought hawk posters here were pains. These MU guys are like the guys who go to weddings and graduations of people they don't know, only because those who know them don't want them to hang with them.
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Anglo-Saxon England. They were first found near a small wood or shaw. Shive is a topographic surname, which was given to a person who resided near a physical feature such as a hill, stream, church, or type of tree. The surname Shive is believed to be derived from the Old English word sceaga, which means dweller by the wood.
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This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Shive research. Another 197 words (14 lines of text) covering the years 1191, 1307, 1281, 1407, 1388, 1615, 1680, 1661, 1679, 1617, 1690, 1659, 1660, 1679, 1635, 1696, 1780, 1815 and 1890 are included under the topic Early Shive History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
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Shive Early Notables (pre 1700)
Notables of the family at this time include John Shawe (died 1407), of Oxford, English politician, Member of the Parliament of England (MP) for Oxford in 1388; Sir John Shaw, 1st Baronet (c 1615-1680), an English merchant and politician, Member of Parliament for Lyme Regis (1661-1679); Sir...
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Contemporary Notables of the name Shive (post 1700)
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Motto: Vincit qui patitur
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Consistent with the cognitive reserve hypothesis, higher education and vocabulary help persons with Alzheimer disease (AD) and multiple sclerosis (MS) better withstand neuropathology before developing cognitive impairment. Also, premorbid cognitive leisure (e.g., reading, hobbies) is an independent source of cognitive reserve for elders with AD, but there is no research on the contribution of leisure activity to cognition in MS. We investigated whether premorbid cognitive leisure protects patients with MS from cognitive impairment.
Premorbid cognitive leisure was surveyed in 36 patients with MS. Neurologic disease severity was estimated with brain atrophy, measured as third ventricle width on high-resolution MRI. Cognitive status was measured with a composite score of processing speed and memory.
Controlling for brain atrophy, premorbid cognitive leisure was positively associated with current cognitive status (r p = 0.49, p < 0.01), even when controlling for vocabulary (r p = 0.39, p < 0.05) and education (r p = 0.47, p < 0.01). Also, premorbid cognitive leisure was unrelated to brain atrophy (r = 0.03, p > 0.5), but a positive partial correlation between leisure and atrophy emerged when controlling for cognitive status (r p = 0.37, p < 0.05), which remained when also controlling for vocabulary (r p = 0.34, p < 0.05) and education (r p = 0.35, p < 0.05).
Premorbid cognitive leisure contributes to cognitive status in patients with MS independently of vocabulary and education. Also, patients with MS who engaged in more cognitive leisure were able to withstand more severe brain atrophy at a given cognitive status. Premorbid cognitive leisure is supported as an independent source of cognitive reserve in patients with MS.
The cognitive reserve hypothesis posits that lifetime intellectual enrichment lessens the negative impact of neurologic disease on cognitive status.1,2 That is, persons with higher intellectual enrichment are able to withstand more severe neuropathology before developing cognitive impairment or dementia. The cognitive reserve hypothesis has been well-supported in Alzheimer disease (AD),2 and there is a growing literature on cognitive reserve in multiple sclerosis (MS).3–5 Although intellectual enrichment is usually estimated with proxies such as educational attainment or vocabulary knowledge,1–5 researchers have also shown that premorbid cognitive leisure activity (e.g., reading books, playing cards) independently protects elders from dementia.6–9 The current research investigates whether premorbid cognitive leisure activity protects persons with MS from cognitive decline.
Subjects were 36 persons with MS10 (31 women) with no exacerbation in the last 4 weeks, no current corticosteroid use, and no history of serious psychiatric illness, substance abuse, learning disability, or other neurologic condition. Mean age was 45.1 ± 7.1 years (range 27–54). Disease duration was 9.2 ± 6.0 years, with MS courses including relapsing-remitting (n = 28), secondary progressive (n = 6), and primary progressive (n = 2). Subjects retrospectively reported cognitive leisure activity in their early 20s before they developed MS. As such, only subjects who were diagnosed after age 25 years were enrolled. Educational attainment was 16.0 ± 2.3 years, and vocabulary knowledge estimated with the Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence was within normal limits (Vocabulary mean T score = 52.9 ± 7.7).
Institutional review boards responsible for ethical standards at UMDNJ and the Kessler Foundation Research Center approved this study. Written informed consent was obtained from all subjects prior to participation.
Brain atrophy was estimated with third ventricle width (TVW), which has been identified as the best neuroanatomic predictor of cognitive status in patients with MS.11 Consistent with established procedures,3–5,11 TVW was defined as the distance in millimeters between the left and right boundaries of the third ventricle as imaged in the axial plane of high-resolution 3-dimensional images of the brain acquired from magnetization-prepared rapid gradient echo scans performed in a 3.0 T Siemens Allegra scanner. Detailed procedures are provided elsewhere,3 with high interrater and intrarater reliabilities (r >0.96). Mean TVW was 5.0 ± 2.1 mm.
Subjects completed a questionnaire to quantify participation in cognitive leisure activities during their early 20s before they developed MS. We focused on premorbid cognitive leisure activity to ensure that our estimate of leisure activity was independent of neurologic disease progression, which is consistent with investigations in AD.6–9 As the first investigation of cognitive leisure in MS, we limited our survey to a single premorbid age range (early 20s) to best control for age-related differences in lifestyle that may impact leisure activity (e.g., interpersonal differences in parenting responsibilities during early 30s). Seven items were chosen based on similar studies examining cognitive leisure in aging/AD (table).6–9 Consistent with previous methods,9 frequency of participation was endorsed as 1) once/less per year, 2) several times per year, 3) several times per month, 4) several times per week, or 5) daily. Pilot testing of this questionnaire was conducted with 52 healthy persons (mean age 41.4 ± 11.1 years) who were asked to retrospectively report on leisure activity in their early 20s. Responses by persons with MS in the current sample matched those of pilot healthy subjects (table), which is consistent with our aim of estimating cognitive leisure activity before the onset of MS. The leisure questionnaire showed very good test–retest reliability after 2 weeks in a subset of 16 pilot subjects (r = 0.95, p < 0.001).
Although many patients with MS have memory impairment, such memory problems are characterized by deficits in new learning/anterograde memory rather than dysfunctional remote autobiographical memory.12 In fact, research using the Autobiographical Memory Interview found little to no difference in autobiographical memory accuracy between patients with MS and healthy persons.13 Moreover, the consistency between autobiographical memory and collateral reports was essentially perfect for both patients with MS and healthy persons.13 Given this, there is no reason to doubt the accuracy of autobiographical reports by patients with MS regarding their early-life cognitive leisure activity.
Slowed processing speed and learning/memory problems are the most prevalent cognitive deficits among persons with MS.12 We assessed processing speed with the Symbol Digit Modalities Test, and learning/memory with the total learning score of the open-trial Selective Reminding Test.4 Performance on tasks was converted to sample-based z scores, which were then averaged into a single cognitive status score.
To investigate the association between premorbid cognitive leisure and current cognitive status, we performed a partial correlation between these variables controlling for brain atrophy. We repeated this correlation controlling for vocabulary knowledge and education to determine whether cognitive leisure makes an independent contribution to cognitive status in patients with MS.
The cognitive reserve hypothesis posits that persons with greater intellectual enrichment are able to withstand more severe neuropathology before developing cognitive impairment.1,2 As such, at a given cognitive status (e.g., dementia), persons with greater intellectual enrichment possess more severe neuropathology than persons with lesser enrichment, because more severe neuropathology is required for persons with higher enrichment to have comparable cognitive decline. To demonstrate this statistically, previous research on cognitive reserve in aging and dementia has shown no direct relationship between intellectual enrichment and neuropathology, but a positive partial correlation between intellectual enrichment and neuropathology when controlling for current cognitive status.1,2,7,14,15 Consistent with this statistical approach, we first calculated the correlation between premorbid cognitive leisure activity and brain atrophy in patients with MS, followed by a partial correlation between cognitive leisure activity and brain atrophy controlling for current cognitive status. Similar to previous research, we expect no relationship between cognitive leisure and atrophy; however, a partial correlation should emerge when controlling for cognitive status. This procedure was repeated controlling for vocabulary knowledge and education.
There was a positive partial correlation between premorbid cognitive leisure and current cognitive status controlling for brain atrophy (r p = 0.49, p < 0.01). That is, patients with MS with higher premorbid cognitive leisure activity exhibit greater cognitive functioning. This correlation remained when also controlling for vocabulary knowledge (r p = 0.39, p < 0.05), education (r p = 0.47, p < 0.01), or vocabulary and education (r p = 0.38, p < 0.05), indicating that premorbid cognitive leisure activity makes an independent contribution to cognitive reserve in persons with MS (figure).
There was no relationship between premorbid cognitive leisure and brain atrophy (r = 0.03, p > 0.5); however, a positive partial correlation emerged with controlling for cognitive status (r p = 0.37, p < 0.05). That is, persons with greater premorbid cognitive leisure were able to withstand more severe MS neuropathology before showing cognitive impairment. Importantly, the protective effect of premorbid cognitive leisure remained when controlling for vocabulary knowledge (r p = 0.34, p < 0.05), education (r p = 0.35, p < 0.05), or vocabulary and education (r p = 0.34, p = 0.05).
Intellectual enrichment (estimated with education or vocabulary knowledge) lessens the negative impact of neurologic disease on cognition in persons with AD1,2 and MS.3,4 Research with elders has also shown that premorbid cognitive leisure protects against dementia.6–9 The current research demonstrates the independent contribution of premorbid cognitive leisure to cognitive status in persons with MS, with greater leisure activity linked to lesser cognitive dysfunction. Moreover, patients with MS who engaged in more premorbid cognitive leisure were able to withstand more severe brain atrophy before showing cognitive decline. To our knowledge, this research may be the first to document the protective impact of premorbid cognitive leisure activity in a neurologic sample other than aging/dementia.
The independent contribution of leisure activity to cognition in patients with MS supports the emerging notion that lifestyle choices can have a direct impact on the brain. Stern and colleagues2,16 posit that intellectual enrichment is related to the elaboration of synaptic networks, which results in greater cerebral efficiency. Indeed, environmental enrichment has been linked to neural plasticity and synaptogenesis in animals,17 and the popular "London taxi driver" study (among others) provided neuroanatomic support for the cognitive reserve hypothesis in humans, as the amount of time spent as a taxi driver was positively correlated with posterior hippocampal volumes (brain regions associated with spatial memory).18 Finally, a recent fMRI study linked cognitive reserve to cerebral efficiency in patients with MS, as patients with higher vocabulary knowledge showed greater maintenance of the brain's default network (resting state) and lesser recruitment of prefrontal cortex to perform cognitive tasks.5 That is, patients with MS with higher cognitive reserve required fewer cerebral resources to perform cognitive tasks, likely explaining the protective impact of reserve on cognition in patients with MS.3,4
Limitations of the current study include the modest sample size and single estimates of brain atrophy and cognitive status. Future research should investigate the impact of cognitive leisure across distinct cognitive domains. Occupational complexity has been supported as an independent source of cognitive reserve among elders,15 but occupational variables were not investigated in the current study. Future research should consider whether the degree and duration of cognitively stimulating occupations afford independent protection from cognitive decline, even if such careers are ended prematurely due to MS disease.
The current findings highlight the importance of premorbid cognitive leisure activity to current cognitive status. Future research is needed to investigate whether cognitive leisure activity initiated after a diagnosis of MS can bolster cognitive reserve against impairment. That is, would a regimen of cognitively simulating activity "prescribed" at the time of MS diagnosis protect persons with MS from future cognitive impairment? Although this question is yet to be answered directly, there appears to be adequate evidence in the cognitive reserve literature to encourage all persons to maintain a cognitively stimulating lifestyle.
Statistical analysis was conducted by Dr. J.F. Sumowski.
Dr. Sumowski receives research support from the NIH (NICHD HD060765 [PI]) and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Dr. Wylie receives research support from the NIH (NINDS R41 NS050007-03 [Co-I] and NIMH R01HD045798-Suppl [Co-I]) and the Kessler Foundation Research Center New Jersey Commission on Brain Injury Research. A. Gonnella reports no disclosures. Dr. Chiaravalloti receives research support from the NIH (NCMRR HD045798 [PI], NCMRR HD045798S [PI], NIDRR H133A070037 [PI], NIDRR H133G090078, and NIDRR H133P090009 [Project Director]). Dr. DeLuca serves on a scientific advisory board for Biogen Idec; serves as an Associate Editor for the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and on the editorial boards of Multiple Sclerosis, Rehabilitation Psychology, the Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, Neuro-psychoanalysis, and Neuropsychology Review; and receives research support from the NIH (NCMRR HD045798 [Co-I]) and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Address correspondence and reprint requests to Dr. James F. Sumowski, Neuropsychology & Neuroscience Laboratory, Kessler Foundation Research Center, 300 Executive Drive, Suite 10, West Orange, NJ 07052 gro.noitadnuofrelssek@ikswomusj
Study funding: Supported by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (RG3330A1/3 to N.C., MB0003 to J.D.) and the National Institutes of Health (HD045798 to N.C., HD060765 to J.F.S.).
Disclosure: Author disclosures are provided at the end of the article.
Received March 23, 2010. Accepted in final form June 16, 2010.
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Runtime: 100 minutes
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Zuriñe Goicoechea, Paula Bañuelos and David Pedrosa Morales.
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excellent as always
great work. Used to enjoy this comic; even have the original first issue.
Wonderful work!
Wonderful take on the characters and composition!
Great art!!!
Freaking awesome. I bought the first issue but sadly it isn't this variant. So expensive and I can tell why. The design is magnificent.
I really hope this is as good as it looks, because I love the cast that I'm seeing right now, and I would hate to see marvel cancel this.
This is Way Cool
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Well, you don't normally see such epic "broke back" on a male character, I'll give you that.
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Awesome work from both of you.
Awesome work from both of you.
Awesome !
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very nice!
Wonder if thats Kaine or another webhead thats in the Scarlet Spider suit.
Its Kaine.
Saw listings for April. Yep getting more marvel now. Just ponder who Wade is losing his freedom too. Await that crazy book.
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