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Bluffing situations can run from good to bad very quickly
There is an old saying about the art of bluffing in poker that holds true in any format of the game you choose to play.
If you win the pot with most of your bluff attempts, you probably aren't doing it enough. If most of your bluffs are losers, then you need to rein in your table image and pick better spots.
Here are some guides to both good and bad times to fire off the fibs:
Good: You have position on your opponents and the flop is total garbage such as 2c-4h-7d. Most of the time, against one or two opponents, they will be holding big unpaired cards that will miss, leaving them with nothing more than a high card such as an ace, king or queen. If the action is check or check-check to you, you don't even have to look at your cards to know that a bet has a good chance of taking down a small pot.
Bad: The flop has any card ranking from a 10 through the ace. And you really don't want to attempt a bluff line if there are two of them. For the same reason why the junk flop helps you, a flop with high cards is likely to produce a huge pairing, flush or straight draw that most opponents will play through the river.
Good: When you have a weaker player that you have given a tight, conservative label to in a heads-up situation. The range of hands this player needs to stand up to your bluff is often much smaller than the range your bet will bring about a fold.
Bad: Somehow you found yourself in a community pot with four to five players. The only way to win a hand in this situation is to hit your hand hard or have a draw to the best possible hand given the board. The good news is that the only reason so many players saw the flop was because they were allowed to do it cheaply, so instead of doing something stupid, cut the losses on your minimal investment.
Good: You have a weak ace and paired your low card. Let's say you have Ad-6d (you would only want to play this type of hand if it was suited) and the flop is Kh-6c-5s in a heads-up situation. You might have the best hand, but even if you don't, the fact that you have five cards that can deliver a well-concealed two pair or three sixes with the ace kicker is a good spot to run a bluff line. With two cards to come, you will get there about 20 percent of the time.
Bad: There are made draws on the board and you don't have one — especially if your opponents played passively before the jackpot card.
Remember that your opponents are also likely to be making these plays in the "good" spots. Hopefully, even more will be making them in the "bad," and your chip stack will reap the financial rewards.

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Must Read !! Is Runtown 's Song 'Made Over You ' The New 'Ojuelegba ' By Wizkid?? (Drop Your Comments)
Late last year, Eric Manny's act Runtown released a Afro-Pop track, 'Mad over You' which also had a fusion of some Ghanianflows and captivating Afro-beat sounds.
The song has continued to garner massive airplay on most Radio and TV stations and also sits atop many music charts.
This feat drawn comparison with Wizkid's popular track 'Ojuelegba'.
Ojuelegba , from Wizkid's sophomore album Ayo , was an instant hit.
Infact it was arguably Africa's biggest song for the year 2015.
The song which illustrated Wizkid's early life as a musician; opened new doors for Wizkid as an international artiste; and also establish a working relationship with Canadian rapper Drake , who went on to jump on the track along with British-Nigeria grime artiste, Skepta.
Across 2015-2016, Ojuelegba was everyone's favourite at any event. It was a song that could soothe your feelings, inspire you and according to Skepta: 'it could be a song that could gear you up when you're down'.
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The Del B-produced song tells of Runtown's endless love for an unknown girl telling her of his non-stop love for her.
Mad Over You has started topping most Nigerian charts and also No.38 on the popular billboard charts.
Runtown's Mad Over YOU looks set to be the best song coming out of 2017 in Africa.
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Cilantro lime coconut pork kebobs are delicious! Cooked on the grill and then garnished with cilantro, peanuts and green onions.
Lately I have felt like I have lost my groove when it comes to fixing dinner. After we came back from our week at the beach I was totally unmotivated to cook. I think I overcooked! I loved every minute of cooking 3 meals a day for 7 -10 people but after having cooked for just two people for the last few years it took a little adjustment. I did warn Jim though that I wasn't cooking for a week! I don't think he thought I was serious, but I was.
So whether it has been the hot summer days or all the cooking I did at the beach, I have had zero motivation. Earlier this week it was a frozen pizza for me (Jim is gluten free and dairy free) and scrambled eggs for Jim!
Let's just say I haven't done a lot of cooking since the kids left. But last night I think I got my groove back. We love pork tenderloin so I bought a pork tenderloin this week not sure what I was going to do. A few nights ago I went to pull it out of the fridge and I couldn't find it any where! I checked both refrigerators and even checked the trunk of my car in case it got left in there but no tenderloin. I probably left it at the grocery check out! Ever done that?? I wish I could say it's the first time I've done it.
So I went back to the store and bought another tenderloin. I've been cooking a lot with coconut milk since Jim went dairy free and when I found a recipe for Coconut Pork Kebobs in the Food Network magazine I decided it was the perfect way to use my tenderloin. It also was done on the grill which was perfect since it's been too hot lately to turn on the oven!!
The pork marinades in a mixture of coconut milk, brown sugar, cilantro, lime juice, garlic and Asian chilie sauce. Let it marinade for at least an hour up to four hours.
I then made kebobs out of it. Soak the bamboo skewers in water for about 30 minutes before you use them so they don't totally go up in flames!
As they grilled I basted them with the leftover coconut milk (not the milk it marinaded in).
After they are cooked I served them on a bed of jasmine rice and garnished it with cilantro, chopped peanuts and green onion. I think they are so pretty!
The final touch is a drizzle of mixture of brown sugar, water, lime juice and more of the yummy Asian chile sauce.
It was a delicous dinner and I think Jim was glad to see I was cooking again!
For more yummy pork recipes try these:
Pork Carnitas – Slow Cooker Chili Verde Pork – Slow Cooker Parmesan Honey Pork Roast.
Cilantro Lime Coconut Pork Recipe
Cilantro Lime Coconut Pork Kebobs
- 2 lb. pork tenderloin cut into 1 inch cubes
- 13.5 oz coconut milk 1 can
- 4 cloves garlic minced
- 1/3 C plus 1 Tbsp packed brown sugar
- 1/4 C chopped fresh cilantro plus more for garnish
- 2 Tbsp fresh lime juice
- 2 Tbsp Asian chile sauce
- 1 Tbsp water
- Chopped peanuts green onions and cilantro for garnish
- Mix together half the can of coconut milk, garlic, 1/3 C brown sugar, cilantro, 1 Tbsp lime j uice and 1 Tbsp Asian chile sauce.
- Add in cubed pork.
- Cover and marinade for 1-4 hours in the refrigerator.
- Place pork on bamboo skewers and grill.
- Baste pork with remaining coconut milk as it cooks.
- Grill until pork is cooked through, approx 15-20 minutes depending on heat of grill.
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Half of Canadian companies say that their employees use a personal cell phone and/or tablet at work. This is an advantage in the eyes of executives if we are to believe the recent study by Avanade, global integrator of technological solutions.
There was nothing objectionable about employees using their cell phone or tablet at their workplace in the eyes of IT managers and executives interviewed for the Avanade survey. Quite the contrary – this new use would have a beneficial effect on employee productivity and commitment.
For basic tasks
In Canada, 54% of companies (compared to 61% worldwide) report that a majority of their employees now use their own mobile devices at the workplace. For the moment it would be a rather basic use for 46% of companies, with smartphones being used to consult emails, online documents and the professional agenda. For tablets, use is more nuanced. 31% of Canadian companies report that a majority of their employees use them for basic tasks, while 31% also are in favour of more advanced usage (customer relationship management, project management, content creation or even data analysis).
Positive effects
These new uses are redefining the way work is done internally. Companies will be setting up new procedures to adapt to work done via mobile devices. In Canada, 69% of companies have modified at least one business procedure, whether in IT management, sales and marketing, human resources or customer service. Companies that have capitalized the most on the progress of these new devices are already seeing effects in terms of profit, product development and employee satisfaction.
Data security
C-level executives and IT managers interviewed have a different view, however, of integrating personal mobile devices into the professional spere. 71% of executives think that their employees can perform their duties outside the office, which is 39% higher than the percentage found among IT managers. Pragmatic, the latter are more concerned about the issue of data security. Work therefore remains to be done so that employees can work from home but with full security for the company.


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Report NEP-CSE-2007-09-16This is the archive for NEP-CSE, a report on new working papers in the area of Economics of Strategic Management. Joao Jose de Matos Ferreira issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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- Olivier BROSSARD (LEREPS-GRES) & Jérôme VICENTE (LEREPS-GRES), 2007. "Cognitive & Relational Distance in Alliance Networks: Evidence on the Knowledge Value Chain in the European ICT Sector," Cahiers du GRES (2002-2009) 2007-18, Groupement de Recherches Economiques et Sociales.
- Ibrahim, M.K.M. & Ribbers, P.M.A. & Bettonvil, B.W.M., 2007. "Human Knowledge Resources and Interorganizational Systems," ERIM Report Series Research in Management ERS-2007-046-LIS, Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), ERIM is the joint research institute of the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University and the Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) at Erasmus University Rotterdam.
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Rafting during COVID-19
- Social distancing is not always possible on a bus or on a raft. For this reason, if you would like to wear a face covering either on the bus or on the river please bring one with you. Both paper and cloth face coverings are encouraged and sometimes required for the bus ride, and if you do not have one, we can provide one to you. For safety reasons, only cloth face coverings will be allowed on the river. If you would like to wear a face covering while on the raft, please bring one with you as they will not be provided.
- All of our equipment will be properly cleaned after every use, and common touch points will frequently be disinfected.
- There are occasions when our staff members will be wearing gloves and masks for their safety and yours, for example when handling equipment that customers have used.
- Our staff are screened daily for COVID-19 symptoms.
Arriving at the Meeting Location
The Location
All Trips:
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For those meeting at the RV Parking Lot, please arrive
15 minutes prior to the departure of your trip.
Eg. if your trip leaves at 9:00AM, please arrive by 8:45AM.
For those doing the Sunwapta Self-Drive, please arrive 45 minutes after the departure time from town. Eg. If you are booked for the 12:00PM trip, please arrive at the Highway 93 pullout by 12:45PM.
- When you arrive, you will see a school bus (yellow or blue) with rafts loaded onto a trailer behind it. Our staff will be outside the bus waiting to greet you.
- Please approach a waiting staff member (they should be clearly identifiable by their proximity to the bus and rafting t-shirts or rain coats). If staff members are all occupied by other customers, please wait patiently 6 feet away from the other group.
- The staff member will welcome you, offer you hand sanitizer, remind you that social distancing is not possible on a raft, ask you if you have any symptoms of COVID-19 and have you to sign a waiver. They will then escort you to the bus.
The Bus Ride
Passengers on the bus will be organized to allow for the most possible social distance between groups. That being said, maintaining the 6 feet of distance will not always be possible. For this reason, in keeping with government recommendations, we invite you or sometimes may require you to wear a face covering while on the bus. If you do not bring your own face covering we can provide one for you.
Arriving at the River, and Gearing-Up
- Groups will gear-up with the people in their booking group while others observe a safety demonstration.
- There is a public outhouse that is maintained by Parks Canada at the beginning of each trip which is available for your use.
It is highly recommended that you wear a bathing suit underneath
of your regular clothing, or underwear that you don't mind getting
wet. We will provide you with the following equipment:
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- All of our equipment will be washed according to the manufacturers recommendations after every use.
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- When you are on the river, the trip will run fairly similarly to a pre-COVID trip.
- Social distancing is not always possible on a raft. For this reason, if you would like to wear a cloth face covering on the raft, please bring one along. Paper face coverings will not be allowed for safety reasons.
- We will do our best to limit one group to each raft. If you are in a group of 4 or more, your group will likely be the only group on the raft. If you are an individual or group of 2 we will try to add another 2.
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Athletic facilities will open on Wednesday, July 1. Coaches will announce their summer training schedules prior.
All registration paperwork and the pay-to-play fees are due Friday, July 31. Athletes will not receive a uniform until ALL paperwork/payment has been received.
The tentative start date for fall sports practices is Monday, August 3.
The Purpose
The purpose of the athletic program at NHCA is to provide students with a setting to glorify God through the development and exercise of personal character, sportsmanship, self-discipline, and athletic ability. Student athletes are encouraged to do their best and to learn the vital life-skills of being a team player. In victory or defeat, students are taught to demonstrate both grace and dignity.
Through a developing program of interscholastic sports, our athletes compete in:
- Basketball (MS/HS girls/boys)
- Soccer (MS/HS co-ed)
- Volleyball (MS/HS girls)
- Cheerleading (6-8th grade girls)
- Tennis (MS/HS co-ed)
As our program expands, we hope to add additional sporting opportunities. Our teams currently compete against public, private, and other club teams.
Athletic Director
Brian Roseberry resides in South Salem with his beautiful wife, Sheryl. They have four children: Jacob, Kennedy, Josie, and Kassady. They have four grandchildren Emmitt, Jackson, Gracie, and Amelia. He has a very close-knit family, who meets after church nearly every Sunday for what they call Food After Teaching. Brian is a sports-lover, and his favorite teams are the Arsenal Gunners (Soccer), Duke Blue Devils (Basketball), the Ohio State Buckeyes (Football), and all Cleveland teams! He received his Bachelor of Arts in Leadership & Ministry from Ohio Christian University through the AGS program in May of 2015. He has worked this year in the guidance department and has several years of experience in athletic programming, including coaching.
Some of his more immediate goals are to exhibit a strong sense of character judgment by putting the right people in the right places within NHCA programs. Brian also wants to exhibit excellent communication skills and be ready to speak for the programs and the school. He wants to recognize the wide range of abilities, talents, and needs of our student body by offering individualized college and career information and guidance. Brian will support and educate our parents, students, and staff and connect them to appropriate community resources. Most importantly, he desires to exhibit passion for the Lord, our school, academics, and athletics by demonstrating what discipleship, sportsmanship and leadership mean within the programs. Brian feels beyond blessed to have been honored with this ministry and to lead our NHCA Family into a relationship with Jesus Christ!
His big picture vision is to continue the excellent work that former A.D. Caleb Williams and others before him started at the school and to continue to show the local community that New Hope Christian Academy is a great option for their children, both in the areas of academics and athletics. In addition to the excellent athletic teams and coaching we now have available, he would like to offer additional sports to give our students even more extracurricular activities to choose from. Brian is thankful to New Hope for this great opportunity!


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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa — In the last two presidential elections, conservative Christian voters really flexed their political muscle. In 2004, nearly 27 million evangelicals went to the polls, and a solid majority of them voted for President Bush.
Without those votes, Republican candidates say it will be nearly impossible to reach the White House next year, but so far, evangelicals seem to be sitting on the sidelines.
In Cedar Falls recently, there was a gathering of evangelical Christians, praying for political guidance. The guest of honor at this house party was Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee.
"I don't think a Republican wins without strong support from the evangelical community," Huckabee says.
It was voters like these who helped elect George W. Bush in 2000 and 2004 — his open faith a natural draw for evangelicals.
"I'm still strongly in support of George Bush," Kris Boettger, an Iowa voter, says. "But as you know, the war hasn't gone that well — and a lot of the lines have been fuzzied."
And in this election, things are even less clear because none of the Republican front-runners has caught fire with the Christian right.
All of the front-runners are trying to make sure they're not vetoed by the Christian conservatives. They know they're not going to be the favorite, they just don't want to be the most hated. In Missouri, Joy and Brian Roggow, Bush voters we profiled in 2004, say they've been let down by politics — disappointed that Bush and others they've supported haven't pushed conservative issues hard enough.
"I'm looking for someone who calls it as he sees it and walks the line and lives the way that he says he is going to live," Brian Roggow says.
Here in Iowa, evangelicals say they're paying close attention to all of the presidential candidates. The problem, they say, is that so far there's no obvious choice. Which is why candidates like Huckabee, are touting their Christian credentials. And why evangelicals are praying they can be the difference again next year.
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September 2020 Here Comes the Sun: Optimistic Queensland Paintings. Gallery One, Gold Coast
December 2020 Birds Returning to Tasmania, Doves at Dove Lake. Colville Gallery, Hobart
Plus various group and institutional shows.
Please note: Prices, availability of works and other information on this website may change without notice. This site contains quotes referring to Richard Dunlop, and also art history more broadly.
"There is much art at any time and in many countries which is dogmatic, propagandistic or even appears to use human suffering as biodiesel to fuel art careers, submitting to the will of the State. But anyone who has been truly elevated by artistic expression, whether it be via a painting, a novel, movie, or passage of classical music will 'know' that it was an almost incomprehensible aesthetic and emotional experience and not the outcome of being brow-beaten to conform to a given view. While it should be self-evident to intelligent people that we need to conserve our remaining wilderness areas, relish living with diverse species, express wonder at the prescience of ancient wisdom, and be suspicious of equating 'new' art with 'better' art for example. But as Kahnweiler (Picasso's dealer) pointed out, the communication of such must dwell predominantly in an aesthetic realm to have any triumphal effect". – Richard Dunlop
"I thoroughly enjoyed Richard Dunlop's recent exhibition at your gallery. Dunlop's growing achievement interpreting landscape has no real parallel among the work of his contemporaries, dealing as it appears to do with the stubbornly unfashionable subject of natural beauty converging subtly with environmental and broader moral concerns. I think his work will survive beyond the current fixation with the passing parade of narcissistic identity politics in which some artists opportunistically see a parade coming down the street and jump out in front. If anyone needed reminding of my favourite Keats quote "Beauty is truth, truth beauty – that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know." – Professor Bernard Smith, 1998
"You'll have to wait 'til 2020 for the rush of the curatorium." – Ray Hughes, Sydney Art Dealer, 2001
"If anything, Richard's work is completely original by way of its singular vision." – Alison Kubler, 2007
"This is an arts manifesto." – Sophie Mann 2014
"One cannot help but think of Dunlop as an artist with a keen eye for detail and composition, but rather than create work slavishly to these watchwords, he chooses invocation". – Dr Jonathon McBurnie, 2018


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Designing an interior is all about showing your personality while finding a perfect balance between imaginative and functional. And when it comes to small spaces, the more creativity you have the better.
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OHMYGOSSIP — Liam Gallagher will perform new songs at Glastonbury.
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From New York City's Lower East Side to the Wild West, no item of clothing translates as seamlessly as a great pair of boots—an essential investment for any man, and one that will carry you further than any other item in your wardrobe. Of course, quality comes at a price, with most worthwhile pairs—we're talking about lifetime investments—starting at around $300. But exceptions to the rule exist, if you can find them, and that's exactly what happened when I came across the Etnies Militarise.
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Relais San Lorenzo - Luxury Hotel in Bergamo
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Ideally located in the heart of the medieval city and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bergamo Alta, Relais San Lorenzo Hotel is a stunning blend of the contemporary with the historic thanks to an extensive renovation.
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MIT Alumni in the Olympics: A Brief History
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At a school known more for its Nobel Prize winners, it's easy for athletes–even Olympians–to get overshadowed. But the Institute's Olympic history dates back to the first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896.
According to research compiled by the Alumni Association, at least 35 MIT alumni representing 12 countries have qualified for or participated in 11 sports at 28 Olympic Games. MIT's alumni Olympians have won three gold, five silver, and five bronze medals. Click on the infographics below for more details then scroll down to see the full list of alumni Olympians.
- For the first time since 2008, an MIT alumnus competed in the Games: AJ Edelman '14 represented Israel in the men's skeleton. (Mahmoud Shaker Al-Abood '04, MBA '08 also represented Monaco as an alternate in the two-man bobsleigh).
- Thomas Curtis 1894 won the gold medal for the US in the 110-meter hurdles at the first Olympics. Curtis recounted his Olympic experience in a July 1924 issue of MIT Technology Review.
- American fencer Joseph Levis '26 was MIT's first multiple medal winner, winning the silver medal in men's individual foil and the bronze medal in men's team foil in 1932. His son, Roberto Levis '64, fenced for Puerto Rico at the 1972 games.
- American speed skater Jordan Malone '18 (pictured) is also a double medalist, having won bronze (2010) and silver (2014) before matriculating to MIT in 2015.
- Three MIT alumni have competed in three separate Olympic Games: Levis; Bermudian sailor Paula Lewin '93, and Cypriot skier Alexis Photiades '91, SM '92.
- Six Institute alumnae have participated in the Olympics, including 2008 silver medalist rower Michelle Guerette MBA '12 (USA).
- 11 alumni have medaled in the Olympics, including gold medalists Curtis, Swedish fencer Johan Harmeberg '81; and American rower Alden "Zeke" Sanborn SM '28.
- Since 1992, MIT alumni have represented at least seven different countries: Bermunda; Cyprus; Great Britain; Israel; Lebanon; Trinidad and Tobago; and the United States.
- The most common Olympic sport for alumni: rowing (10) followed by sailing (7).
MIT Alumni in the Olympic Games
Nate Ackerman PhD '04
Great Britain
Men's Middleweight, Freestyle
Athens, 2004
Pat Antaki '84
Men's Skeleton
Turin, 2006
John Bertrand SM '72
Mixed One Person Dinghy
Munich, 1972
Montreal, 1976 (Bronze Medal)
Harry Blieden '57
Rome, 1960 (alternate)
Elizabeth Bradley '83, SM '86, PhD '92
United States
Women's Coxed Fours
Seoul, 1988
Peter Camejo '62
Mixed Two Person Keelboat
Rome, 1960
Thomas Curtis 1894
Men's 100 meters
Men's 110 meters hurdles
Athens, 1896 (Gold Medal)
AJ Edelman '14
Men's Skeleton
2018, PyeongChang
Ralph Evans '48
Mixed One Person Dinghy
London, 1948 (Silver Medal)
John Everett '76, PhD '91
Men's Coxed Eights
Montreal, 1976
Moscow, 1980
Jack Frailey '44
Rowing (coach)
Mexico, 1968
Montreal, 1976
Nicole Freedman '94
Women's Road Race
Sydney, 2000
Michelle Guerette MBA '12
Women's Quadruple Sculls
Women's Single Sculls
Athens, 2004
Beijing, 2008 (Silver)
Janet Goldman '89
Speed Skating
Women's 1,500 meters
Women's 3,000 meters
Women's 5,000 meters
Sarajevo, 1984
Calgary, 1988
Johan Harmenberg '81
Men's Fencing
Moscow, 1980 (Gold Medal)
Larry Hough SM '72
Men's Coxless Pairs (Silver Medal)
Mexico City, 1968
Munich, 1972
Joseph Levis '26
Men's Foil
Amsterdam, 1928
Los Angeles, 1932 (Silver Medal, Bronze Medal)
Berlin, 1936
Roberto Levis '64
Puerto Rico
Men's Foil
Munich, 1972
Paula Lewin '93
Women's One Person Dinghy
Women's Three Person Keelboat
Barcelona, 1992
Atlanta, 1996
Athens, 2004
Mary (Kellogg) Lyman SM '78
Women's Coxed Fours
Montreal, 1976
Jordan Malone '18
Short Track Speed Skating
Men's 5,000 Meters Relay
Vancouver, 2010 (Bronze Medal)
Sochi, 2014 (Silver Medal)
John Marvin '49
Mixed One Person Dinghy
Melbourne, 1956 (Bronze Medal)
Ed Melaika '53
Mixed One Person Dinghy
Helsinki, 1952
Eric Olsen '41
Mixed Two Person Heavyweight Dinghy
Melbourne, 1956
Chinedum Osuji PhD '01
Trinidad and Tobago
Men's Welterweight
Athens, 2004
Alexis Photiades '91, SM '92
Alpine Skiing
Men's Giant Slalom
Men's Super G
Sarajevo, 1984
Calgary, 1988
Albertville, 1992
"10 Questions with MIT Olympian Alexis Photiades '91, SM '92"
Gary Piantedosi '76
Men's Coxless Fours
Montreal, 1976
Chester Riley '62
Tokyo, 1964
Mahmoud Shaker Al-Abood '04, MBA '08
Two-Man (alternate)
2018, PyeongChang
Captain Alden "Zeke" Sanborn SM '28
Men's Coxed Eights
Antwerp, 1920 (Gold Medal)
Mark Smith '78
Men's Foil, Team
Moscow, 1980
Los Angeles, 1984
Ilkka Suvanto '68
Men's 400 Meters Freestyle
Men's 1,500 Meters Freestyle
Men's 100 Meters Medley Relay
Men's 200 Meters Freestyle Relay
Men's 400 Meters Individual Medley
Rome, 1960
Tokyo, 1964
Steve Tucker '91
Men's Lightweight Double Sculls
Sydney, 2000
Athens, 2004
Erland Van Lidth De Jeude '77
Men's Wrestling
Montreal, 1976 (alternate)
Nancy Vespoli SM '79
Moscow, 1980
Herb Voelcker '48
Men's Free Rifle, Three Positions, 300 meters
Melbourne, 1956
Andrew Weaver MArch '86
Men's 100 Kilometers (Bronze Medal)
Los Angeles, 1984
This list includes MIT alumni who were Olympic alternates and alumni who were members of the 1980 US team, which did not participate in the games that year. MIT's alumni Olympic records may be inexact. If there is alumnus Olympian that is not included in the list, notify us in the comments below, Facebook, or Twitter.
Update: This story was originally published in July 2012 and was updated in 2016 and 2018.
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Sat, 02/22/2014 3:20pm
How about some designation for those who competed for MIT? Most of the Olympian alums with only graduate degrees never wore an MIT uniform.
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Sat, 02/22/2014 3:13pm
Erland Van Lidth De Jeude may have been an alternate, but he was not on the '76 Olympic Team.
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Mike J.
Sat, 02/08/2014 3:12pm
Nice article, Jay. Would also have been nice to see Henry Steinbrenner's name mentioned in the article. He is on the MIT full list of Olympians, though his class year ('27) is missing. I had the pleasure of meeting Henry at an alumni reunion in Boston the weekend Steinbrenner Stadium was being dedicated, in 1978. Had a great conversation with him that day!
Here's an article from 1996:
You may want to consider finding stories from The Tech at the time these men and women participated in the Olympics and update your 2014 article with those links.
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Fri, 02/07/2014 2:51pm
Didn't the US boycott the 1980 olympics?
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Gwen Sisto
Wed, 08/22/2012 2:51pm
Thank you for doing an article on this topic.
Look for me, Gwendolyn Sisto SM 2010, in 2016 in women's weightlifting. I competed at the 2010 World University Championships, while a student at MIT. I placed in the top 3 63kg women at the 2012 US National Championships (fun fact: My results at the 2012 National Championships would have placed me 9th at the Olympics, which is higher than 2/3's of the team that the USA fielded in London for weightlifting).
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Wed, 08/22/2012 2:20pm
Janet Goldman '89 was a two-time Olympic speedskater, competing in Sarjevo 1984 and Calgary 1988.
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Thomas L. De Fazio
Wed, 08/22/2012 2:47pm
Johnny Marvin won a bronze medal (3rd) in the Finn in 1956.
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Wed, 08/01/2012 11:19am
Gary Piantedosi, alternate, straight four crew, '76 Montreal,
John G Everett, men's eight crew, '76 Montreal and '80
Call the boathouse for other alumnae Olympians.
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Jay London
Mon, 08/08/2016 11:24am
Hello Robert,
Apologies for the oversight. Accumulating a comprehensive list of MIT alumni who have competed in the Olympics is an inexact science! We will updated accordingly and your name to our ever-growing list. Thank you--Jay London
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Jay London
Mon, 08/06/2012 9:27am
Thanks again! I will personally forward this information over to DAPER and ask them to add it to their master list. Any more names, please keep them coming!
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Jay London
Fri, 02/07/2014 1:51pm
Thank you Joe,
Sorting Olympians by their college affiliation is a difficult process, especially during the 1980 games! Thanks again and we will updated Mark on our lists.
Jay London
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Joe Paige
Fri, 02/07/2014 12:12pm
Mark J. T. Smith, '78, was on the 1980 U.S. Men's Fencing Team.
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Jay London
Thu, 02/27/2014 9:34am
Hi Beaver,
That's a great idea. We may add another designation on the full list of Olympians page that indicates that the athletes participated in the Olympics while attending MIT.
Thanks again,
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Jay London
Thu, 02/27/2014 9:28am
Hello alum,
Olympic alternates proved especially tricky to confirm. Since they did not compete, this is no record of their participation. In Van Lidth De Jeude's case, we relied on a variety of sources, most notably a 1979 article in Sports Illustrated and a 1981 article in People magazine, both of which mention his Olympic participation.
Thank you for reading and please let me know if you have any additional Olympic alumni.
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Jay London
Mon, 02/10/2014 10:47am
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your note. We do have Mr. Steinbrenner on our list but did not outright mention him in the story because it's been difficult to determine which events he participated in. Some articles reference his competition in the 220-yard hurdles but that event has never been contested in the Olympics. Also, there is no mention in any archived Tech articles or in Mr. Steinbrenner's New York Times obituary about his Olympic participation. The website www.sports-reference.com/olympics does not have him listed as a U.S. Olympian.
However, there are multiple articles that mention his Olympic participation, including the MIT News article that you reference. For that reason, we have kept him on our list. (I will add his graduation year.) Hopefully, we will find out more information about Mr. Steinbrenner's participation. Olympic records, especially in the early days, are very spotty, and we're working to find out more information. Thank you for reading and please let me know if you come across any additional MIT alumni Olympians!
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Jay London
Thu, 08/23/2012 12:22pm
Good luck Gwen! Please keep us updated! Thanks for letting us know.
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Jay London
Wed, 08/22/2012 2:52pm
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the addition. DAPER has Johnny Marvin listed as competing in 1956, not as a medalist. We'll make sure that gets updated.
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David Silberstein
Wed, 02/14/2018 8:42am
I thought he qualified for the '80 games but US boycotted.
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Mon, 08/08/2016 2:26am
Hey.... you forgot about me..
Robert Levis'64,
son of Joseph Levis'26,the 3-time Olympian
I represented Puerto Rico in the 1972 Olympics in Munich.
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Robert Levis
Mon, 08/08/2016 12:25pm
No apologies are needed. Thank you for all the fine work you are doing in recognizing us MIT Olympians.
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Jay London
Fri, 02/07/2014 4:34pm
Hi David,
The U.S. did not participate in the 1980 Summer Games but any athletes who qualified for the games were recognized and honored by the U.S. Olympic Committee.
Jay London
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Jay London
Wed, 08/01/2012 11:34am
Hello - Gary Piantedosi '76 and John Everett '76 are listed in the MIT Olympic History graph that we link to in the second paragraph. Thanks again! It was a tough list to collect, as there is no master database of MIT alumni Olympians.
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Hajime Sano
Wed, 02/28/2018 12:15am
Yes, Jimmy Carter withheld the US Olympic Team from the 1980 Moscow Games, in response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. In return, the Soviets boycotted the 1984 Los Angeles Games.
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Hans Hoeflein
Mon, 01/05/2015 10:49am
I think Nick Newman '56 Course XIII competed in sailing in 1956
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Jay London
Wed, 08/22/2012 3:59pm
Thank you, Mike. I have contacted DAPER and asked to add Janet to the list. Thanks again!
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Joe Davis
Sat, 02/22/2014 1:34pm
Perhaps as a footnote, we should add that Oscar Hedland, MIT Track and Field Coach in the 1950's, though not an alumnus, was an Olympic miler.....ran in the 1922 Olympics, or sometime about then. He was a fine coach.
Joe Davis
Class of '61, Hurdles and High Jump
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Roy Roth
Sat, 02/22/2014 10:55am
Jay, didn't MIT's track coach in the 1950s, Oscar Hedlund, have a connection with the Olympics -- maybe a runner back in the early 1900's. Seems to me that was the rumor.
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al umnus
Sun, 08/05/2012 11:53am
Sorry about missing the Olympic History web page.
It's still missing Erland Van Lidth De Jeude, '77 who went as an alternate to WRESTLE at Montreal in '76.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erland_Van_Lidth_De_Jeude
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N Vespoli
Wed, 08/22/2012 3:36pm
Nancy Vespoli, MS ChemEng 1979, Rowing, 1980
Also, the myth in the MIT weight room at the time was that the bent bar in the corner was left behind by Chris Taylor, Wrestling 1976. However, I can't find any historical information stating that he attended MIT. Perhaps you can look through MIT records to see if he was in fact, most likely, a graduate student.
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Igor Belakovskiy
Fri, 02/09/2018 8:06pm
The photo you have for Steve Tucker is actually his team mate, Greg Ruckman, who is actually an alum of that other school in Cambridge. :)
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Jason London
Sun, 02/11/2018 9:17pm
Lyman Hurd
Fri, 02/09/2018 11:50pm
Jason London
Sun, 02/11/2018 9:12pm
Elizabeth Bradley
Sat, 02/10/2018 6:21pm
I think you meant 1992 (not 1982) for my Ph.D.
Liz Bradley
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Jason London
Sun, 02/11/2018 9:19pm
George Mitsuoka
Mon, 02/12/2018 7:49am
Faculty/Staff in the Olympics?
In the late 80s, Rafael Nickel, Gold Medalist in Team Epee for Germany in 1984, was a researcher and assistant coach for the MIT Fencing Team
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John Everett
Sat, 02/24/2018 6:59pm
Chester Riley was alternate for Tokyo Olympics in 1964 (not 1962)
John Everett '76 is also PhD '91
Mark Smith was also on 1980 Fencing
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Jason London
Tue, 02/27/2018 4:44pm
Hi! We've updated our story. Thanks for your updates and thanks for reading.
-- Jay London
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Hajime Sano
Wed, 02/28/2018 12:21am
Great article on MIT Olympians! I first met Jordan Malone '18 when he came to train with us (Southern California Speed Skating Association) around 2002. I am a skater, coach, and administrator with the SCSSA (1984-present). I also helped him navigate the MIT admissions process after he retired from international competition in 2014. I see there are mixed references to his sport as both short track speed skating and speed skating. His sport is in fact short track speed skating. I see a speed skating logo in the 2014 By The Numbers chart, but not short track speed skating. I don't know if the chart has been updated since then.
If you are still tracking MIT Olympians, or have developed the MIT Olympians database you previously mentioned, please update to reflect his sport.
Thank you!
Hajime Sano '82
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Re^5: [OT] Ethical and Legal Screen Scraping (and courtesy)by Tanktalus (Canon)
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My "flip" comment on relativist ethics was, I think, completely misunderstood because you seem to have a very large sore spot surrounding the issue. The point is that if you have "relative" ethics (everyone is entitled to their own ethics and are not more or less "good" than the ethics of others), there is no common measuring stick that you and I can both apply to the situation at hand. Since we are even having a common discussion, I have to assume absolutist ethics (one thing may be considered "more ethical" than another, regardless of who does it - this doesn't mean that we necessarily agree on what is more ethical than something else, just the concept that there is such a measuring stick), otherwise there is no discussion. I merely pointed out this assumption because if you wanted to disagree on which framework to surround the discussion, I would show that I've actually thought about the differences and we could have a frank, but brief, discussion on that point.
I do not believe I have mischaracterised ethical relativism in any way. I pointed out the one requirement is that your belief is "sincere" (i.e., you're not just making it up to suit the situation). Of course, as with the rest of relativistic philosophy, the definition of "sincere" is still a bit blury, thus the quotes.
Back to the question at hand. You continue your misunderstanding by questioning my "courtesy" example with an example which I have explicitly taken care of with the last sentence in the post you are replying to. If that machine is a public webserver hosted on someone's personal machine, I would argue that this is the scenario where you "need to take into account whether the site owners are expecting that type of traffic (e.g., CNN) or not (e.g., PerlMonks ;-})."
As to the website owner who decides to block you from access that you're paying for. I want to point out that I treated the three questions, legal, ethical, and courtesy, independantly. Just because something may be ethical doesn't mean it's legal, or vice versa. Just because something may be done out of courtesy does not mean that ethics demands it, nor that the law does. So I may believe it's ethical to scrape the website for the data you've paid for, but the legal contract may say otherwise. And that's completely valid description of reality (whether or not I agree that the contract is fair, i.e., ethical).
Service providers provide their service under certain conditions which they are legally entitled to enforce. However, if what they are blocking would fall under "fair use" style common law, they may find their customers leaving for providers who provide more lenient access.
Google gets away with what they're doing by having a free registration system for API access where they can ensure a quality of service to everyone simultaneously. It seems eminently fair, and far-sighted, to me. However, if CNN blocked me from minor amounts of scraping (where I define minor to be in the "ethical" example above), I would simply find another news provider. Say CBC.ca or news.yahoo.com or maybe something on Google. The choice to serve is equal to the choice to find a new provider of service ;-)
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Teen tweets boyfriend's hilariously misspelled message thread, goes viral
Misspelled words are the bane of any fast-fingered texter, but they can have their upsides too.
In the case of 18-year-old Neve McGuinness form Newcastle, UK, they can help you go viral.
McGuinness posted the tweet below on Sunday. The picture is a screengrab of her phone showing three messages from her boyfriend Lee.
As far as misspelled words go, he really nailed it.
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— neve (@nevemcguinnessx) July 30, 2017
2,000+ retweets and counting on that one. Sometimes it's the truly silly things that capture the internet's heart.
Look who's famous now xxx
— caitlin christie (@caitschristie) August 2, 2017
Eee ano caitlin it's not even that funny😂😂😂
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Just jealous of my comedy xoxox
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So let's begin in Leicester where a city centre agency, Andrew Granger & Co., has appointed a new sales manager.
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Julian Pickles, previously head of finance at Hamptons International, has joined the team this month. Julian's appointment marks the 16th appointment in the past 12 months and is reflective of ambitious growth plans for the business.
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"I can't wait to roll my sleeves up, get under the skin of the growth plans and have a tangible impact on this business. Merger and acquisition activity has dried up amongst many of the big players in the market at the moment; JOHNS&CO stood out to me as it's going against the tide" he says.
And talking of Countrywide, as we reported a few days ago the troubled agency group's executive chairman, Peter Long, is to take up the role full-time; he's made the decision to quit his non-exec chairmanship of Royal Mail to concentrate on turning round Countrywide.
Meanwhile property consultancy Vail Williams LLP is expanding its operations to create a new Surrey regional office, with plenty of new faces - and the promise of more recruitment later this year.
The specialist agent is set to open a regional office at One Crown Square in Woking in November and will, join others at London, Gatwick, Thames Valley, Solent and Birmingham.
The multidisciplinary team of Valuation, Planning and Lease Advisory experts currently based at Vail Williams' Guildford office will move to the Woking premises, and will be expanded immediately with a Business Space, Investment and Development Team. The new office will open with a team of 15 surveyors.
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Okay, co-workers, friends, and neighbors, only two weeks to go before I turn the keys to my apartment over to someone else. This is your chance to get some hot-ticket items while they still last. SALE! SALE! SALE! BUY NOW!! EVERYTHING MUST GO!!
Here's what I've got if anyone's interested:
Item: Laundry basket (w/handles)
Description: This sturdy Smurf-blue laundry basket is made of durable plastic.
Price: 5,000 won or best offer.
Item: Plastic container
Description: This no-nonsense container can be used to store any loose items that just don't seem to have a home anywhere else. If necessary, you could probably stash a dead body in here. Not that I know from experience, I'm just saying.
Price: 3,000 won or best offer
Item: Small table
Description: The Korean people use these tables to sit on the floor and have meals together. I used this one to sit in bed and check papers. Whatever works.
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Item: Clothes rack
Description: It's a rack. To hang clothes on.
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Item: Recliner
Description: This recliner, lifted from a teacher in my building who made a midnight run, is very sturdy and extremely comfortable. (This is the chair Kimchi and I fought over for more than a year.) Combine it with the plastic container and small table and you've got the perfect set-up for kicking your feet up and grading papers while you watch TV.
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The wife's been after me to build her a farmhouse table to go in the kitchen, and she kinda' forced my hand when she sold our kitchen table and chairs a few weeks ago without having a replacement on hand. Here is the end result…..I hope you enjoy. The top is made from 2×6" pine lumber that was planed down to 1 1/4", then joined together with pocket hole screws. I stained it with Minwax Provincial oil based stain, and cleared it with three coats of water based polycrylic. This is the first time I've ever used stain and polycrylic on anything this big, but it turned out pretty good. For the legs and base, I used pine 2×4" lumber glued together, then cut to length. The finish on the base is a coat of white chalky paint, followed by a coat of sealer wax, followed by antiquing wax, all applied by the wife. The overall measurements of the table are 60" long x 40" wide x 30" top height.
-- Patrick, Mississippi
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#1 posted 12-19-2016 01:38 AM
That's a nice sturdy table!!
Just a suggestion. Put that last photo on there first and it is the one that shows with the project on the screen with the name.
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!
#2 posted 12-19-2016 01:45 AM
Great job. LOL.
-- Bob, Western Australia, The Sun came up this morning, what a great start to the day. Now it's up to me to make it even better. I've cut this piece of wood 4 times and it's still too damn short.
#3 posted 12-19-2016 11:55 AM
Jim, I guess I never realized that about the pictures before. Is there a way to go in and change the order without removing and adding all of the pics over again? I looked at the edit function, but didn't see anything that jumped out at me. And yes, it is a nice sturdy table, she loves it!
Bob, she has been known to lean a little toward the dramatic way of getting things done :0)
-- Patrick, Mississippi
#4 posted 12-19-2016 02:25 PM
Great job on this table.
"To move picture in edit" move cursor to top of page above other pics. Re-enter the picture you want first.
-- "My mission in life - make everyone smile !"
#5 posted 12-19-2016 03:22 PM
Nice job.
#6 posted 12-19-2016 04:44 PM
You did a nice job on this kitchen table.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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#7 posted 12-20-2016 12:27 AM
Alright, that should fix the picture issue. Thanks for the comments guys. I'm going to make a matching bench to go on one side of the table pretty soon too. I went this past Saturday and picked up my (early) Christmas present…..a Bosch 1617evs router with the fixed and plunge bases. I have two other routers, but neither one of them is a plunge router, and I figured that it would be nice to have the fixed base that I can mount in my router table and still adjust bit height from above the table. My aim is to build a portable mortise jig and use loose tenons to build the bench, instead of pocket holes. I like the ease of the pocket holes, but I know the tenons will be a lot stronger. I'll post some pics of that when I get it finished. I plan to set one of the other routers up for dove tails and leave it alone.
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Bitcoin And Ethereum Down By 11% – Commentary By Experts |
As you may have seen, cryptocurrency markets have taken an abrupt downturn this afternoon, with prices of leading cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ethereum down by 11% and 14%, respectively, over the past 24 hours. I have included comments on the topic from several cryptocurrency and blockchain experts below on the forces that may be driving the current dip. If you're interested in additional commentary or would like to be connected to any of the below experts, I would be happy to coordinate as well.
Marshall Hayner, Founder of Metal Pay:
"To put it plainly, today's dip is likely indicative of the fact that the most recent round of crypto speculators are capitulating. Thanks to revised short-term expectations that call into question the idea of a bull run by the end of the year, many are likely taking their chips off the table. A key takeaway from this most recent decline is the continued need for crypto liquidity, which will likely be found in future stages of industry maturation, hopefully in the form of adoption by retail consumers in their day-to-day activities."
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Ken Lang, COSIMO Ventures CTO & early ndau collective member
"One relevant factor in the price drop is that bitcoin doesn't have a monetary policy in place to mitigate downside volatility. That means that when demand contracts, there needs to be a process in place for contracting supply. Otherwise, market prices will fall, as we've seen today. As cryptocurrencies become more sophisticated and learn from the volatility and risks of older, more established coins, they should be designed with constraints in mind that help fight against sudden price dips like this one."
Casey Kuhlman, CEO of Monax Industries:
"Crypto price slumps can often create misconceptions about the future of our industry, but perhaps what is most important to remember during periods of volatility is that the underlying blockchain technology solves real-world problems across the real economy. Crypto prices may rise and fall for reasons that are difficult to identify, however, the blockchain industry will remain strong and continue to grow."
Donald Bullers, North American Representative for Elastos:
"Price volatility is not unusual in the crypto landscape — however, today's dip is significant enough to prompt industry players to stop and take stock of the reasons why. It's safe to say that Bitcoin Cash's upcoming hard fork was stirring uncertainty amongst crypto investors, and forecasters across crypto and traditional markets alike have predicted a prolonged bear market heading into 2019. Crypto investors have proven to be highly reactive to changes across the landscape, and this dip could be the most recent case study of that phenomenon."
Frank Wagner, CEO of INVAO:
"Price volatility in the crypto market is nothing new, from the highs seen in late 2017, to the most recent slump. These price changes can often seem drastic, especially to traditional investors, however, this impression of instability is largely caused by the fact that the crypto world operates at such a fast speed in comparison to traditional finance. Anything that happens in traditional finance can also happen in the crypto world but at a faster pace. The machinations of the market will continue to work and it is widely anticipated that prices will level out again in the foreseeable future."
Rohit Kulkarni, Managing Director of Private Investment Research at SharesPost:
"Recent cryptocurrency trends reflect an amplified view of the broader macro volatility and uncertainty in crypto regulations. Bitcoin has become a safe haven holding for long term crypto bulls, while crypto speculators are jumping off the ship from ETH and XRP. We believe that there are three likely catalysts that could result in a crypto market turnaround in the next six months: There is greater clarity from regulators which could embolden the market; A select group of blockchain startups that have completed token offerings in the past year finally announce innovative commercial products; As smart money and institutional capital keeps piling up, investors pull the trigger and call the bottom of the market."
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The agreement is worth $10 billion, and, according to it, Israel will supply Jordan with 300 million cubic feet of gas every day for 15 years.
"The supply of natural gas to Jordan will enable the people of Jordan to benefit from the same clean, efficient and economical energy source as in Israel and will contribute to the continuing economic growth and prosperity of the respective economies of Jordan and Israel," Leviathan shareholder Yossi Abu told FT.
The provision of natural gas to Israel's eastern neighbor is expected to begin in 2019, although the deal is still subject to approval by Israeli and Jordanian authorities.
Leviathan is Israel's largest offshore gas field, and is being touted as a way for the country to become a major energy power in the Middle East.


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"The evaluation is a combination of economics, supply and market issues, availability of crude oil, transportation and the (potential) return on investment. We are giving careful attention to plans to expand."
"We have been aggressively reinvesting our net income to deliver new energy supplies in the U.S. and to the world market. A big chunk of our refining in the U.S. is to meet U.S. energy demands and supplies."
"It's my hope that teachers and parents will use music just like they use good food and vegetables -- that there's a place for it in their diet, ... The Mozart Effect."
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TEMPE, AZ -- ProTek Devices has introduced its SM30KPAN series of high-powered surface mount transient voltage suppressor (TVS) components to provide circuit protection from overvoltage events in applications that include relay drives and motor (start/stop) back electromagnetic fields (EMF). The components also deliver module lightning protection and secondary lightning protection for AC/DC power lines.
This series consists of various components, from SM30KPA30AN to SM30KPA75AN, that make up the family. They have rated stand-off voltages from 30.0 to 75.0 volts to suit a wide variety of design requirements. The devices provide 30,000 watts of peak pulse power dissipation for a 10/1000 micro amps waveform. They are also compatible with IEC 61000-4-5 (surge): 48A, 8/20 micro amps - L3 (line-ground), L4 (line-line) and L1 (power). The components allow unidirectional and bidirectional configurations as well as easy mounting to a printed circuit board. The clamping time is < 100ps theoretical for unidirectional and 5ns for bidirectional. The series is RoHS compliant (exemption #7). It is provided in a high power surface mountpackage with an approximate weight of only 4 grams. The package also has lead-free silver plating. The solder reflow temperature is 240-250 degrees Celsius and the flammability rating is UL 94V-0.
Pricing and Availability
ProTek Devices' SM30KPAN series is now available in mass quantities. Pricing for unidirectional parts start at around $11 per part in minimum quantities of 100 units. The bidirectional parts start at $13 per part in minimum quantities of 100 units. In addition to the voltages listed in the data sheet, other voltages are available. Contact ProTek Devices for details: http://www.protekdevices.com/Contact_Us/contact_us.html.
A data sheet is available at http://www.protekdevices.com/Assets/Documents/Datasheets/sm30kpa_can.pdf.