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Society of General Physiologists Traveling Scholar Award Program
SGP introduces the SGP Traveling Scholar Award Program. The mission of this program is to provide a unique opportunity for a graduate or undergraduate department (or training program) to host a prominent visiting physiologist to promote education and research in cell and molecular physiology. During the visit, the invited speaker will engage students and other junior scientists with the purpose of exposing them to cuttingedge technology, experimental strategies and research being pursued in the speaker's laboratory. In addition, the award is intended to recognize the excellence of the visiting scientist's research program.
The SGP Traveling Scholar Program supports two types of activities:
1. Special Lecture: $1200 toward expenses (travel, hotel, food, activites, etc) plus a $300 honorarium. 2. Two-day Symposium: $2000 toward expenses (travel, hotel, food, activities, etc) plus a $500 honorarium.
Eligibility Criteria
1. The SGP Traveling Scholar Award Program is intended to provide a unique opportunity for students, postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty in the host department/program. Thus, preference will be given to proposal that maximize exposure and interactions of the speaker with young investigators at the host institution. 2. Both the applicant (i.e., the primary representative of the department/ academic program) and the nominated speaker must be SGP members in good standing (click here to become a member). Applications may be submitted by faculty, postdoctoral fellows or graduate students. 3. Primary consideration will be given to Programs (and speakers) that have not previously been awarded an SGP Traveling Scholar Award. Timely submission of the previous visit report (detailed below; see reports from previous awards to the right) will be weighed significantly by the SGP Council when considering applications from programs previously receiving an SGP Traveling Scholar Award.
Application Process
1. Departments/academic programs should submit an application form indicating the specific Traveling Scholars Program for which they are applying (Special Lecture or Two-day Symposium) via email to firstname.lastname@example.com. It is recommended that the nominated speaker be confirmed with regard to his/her availability prior to submission of the application. The application must include a detailed plan of the visit, focusing on the value of the experience for students and post-doctoral trainees. 2. Upon notification of selection by the SGP Council, the department/ program will then contact the nominated speaker to confirm and coordinate details of the visit.
3. Following confirmation of the speaker's availability, the department/ program should contact the SGP office with a letter outlining the visit itinerary. Upon final confirmation of the award by the SGP council, the SGP office will send a check for either $1,200 (Special Lecture) or $2000 (two-day Symposium) to defray costs associated with speaker travel, lodging and dining expenses. The appropriate honorarium will be mailed directly to the speaker following the visit (see below).
Application deadlines
February 1st and September 1st
Selection Process
Awards will be made on a semiannual basis with the number of awards being dependent on the strength of the applicant pool and available funding. At most, only one Special Lecture and one Two-day Symposium will be sponsored for each application deadline. Applications will be reviewed by the SGP Council at the semiannual meetings in September and March, with notification of award(s) following shortly thereafter. Successful applications will also be announced on the SGP website.
Planning a Lecturer's Visit
The length of the visit should be either one night/day (Special Lecture) or two nights/days (Two-day Symposium) in duration, allowing time for a formal seminar presentation, individual meetings, and enrichment activities designed to engage students and young investigators to interact with the speaker to exchange of ideas, discuss trainee research projects, and to promote the implementation of innovative physiological approaches into the department/training program (e.g. chalk-talk, poster sessions, workshops, break-out sessions, etc). A well-constructed and detailed description of the planned visit—in particular how the visit will promote exposure of students and post-doctoral trainees to cutting-edge physiological research—is an important criterion for the award.
Conditions and Responsibilities
Award recipients must meet the following conditions and responsibilities:
1. The speaker honorarium ($300 for a Special Lecture or $500 for a Two-day Symposium) will be mailed separately to the speaker following the event. The balance of the award ($1,200 for a Special Lecture or $2000 for a Two-day Symposium) will be earmarked for travel and other expenses (hotel, meals, program materials and activities, etc) associated with the visit. Departments/ programs will be responsible for all expenses beyond these amounts. Checks written by SGP will be made payable to the affiliated institution. 2. The department/program will be responsible for coordinating all travel arrangements, securing lodging, scheduling a lecture room, etc. 3. On all event advertising, the sponsorship of the "Society of General Physiologists Traveling Scholar Award Program" must be indicated in print and by display of the SGP logo.
4. SGP, its mission, and sponsorship of the lecture by the Traveling Scholar Program must be recognized during the formal introduction of the speaker immediately prior to the lecture.
5. Submission of the visit report (see below).
Report Submission
Following the event, the department/program must provide SGP with an SGP Traveling Scholar Award Program Report (see examples above). This report will be due no later than one month after the conclusion of the visit and will be posted on the SGP website. The completed report should describe:
1. The focus of the visit (i.e., reasons for inviting the selected speaker) and specific benefits of the program to the department. 2. The audience. 3. The title of the formal seminar. 4. A list of enrichment activites. 5. List of meetings with faculty and junior scientists. 6. Social activities (e.g., receptions, poster session, repasts, etc.).
Submission of pictures of the visit via email (email@example.com) to be posted on the SGP website is strongly encouraged. The report must also include a concise two-paragraph summary of the visit to be included in the SGP newsletter. As stated above, prompt submission of the report is required for future participation in the program.
If a department/academic program receives a check but the lecture is postponed, the department/academic program has 90 days to reschedule the visit. If this proves impossible, the department/academic program must return the original check to the SGP office or make payment to SGP for the full amount of the award. Pending return of said monies, the department/ academic program will again become eligible for the next award cycle.
Further information
For further information concerning eligibility and conditions of the award, please contact the SGP office via email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or telephone (508)-540-6719.
Call for Applications: Sexual Medicine Society of North America SMSNA Scholars in Sexuality Research Grants Program
Deadline: January 31, 2014
The Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA) proudly announces "The SMSNA Scholars in Sexuality Research Grants Program." This unique program offers young investigators who are interested in sexuality research the opportunity to obtain funding to support their research while engaged in qualifying research in sexuality.
It is the purpose of the SMSNA to increase public awareness of healthy sexuality and sexual problems, to foster the finest care for individuals suffering from sexual debility, and to encourage scholarship and research in human sexuality. It is our hope that this program will encourage young people to become interested in sexuality research and make it a focal point of their careers.
Funding is available for graduate or medical students, residents in graduate medical education training programs, and post-doctoral/post-residency fellows. Because sexual medicine is a multi-disciplinary field and sex impacts almost every aspect of human endeavor in some way, we encourage applications from aspiring researchers representing diverse backgrounds including but not limited to urology, psychology, psychiatry, gynecology, internal medicine, geriatrics, public health, physiology, genetics, molecular biology, social work, and law.
The size of awards will be commensurate with the experience of the scholar, the proposed duration of funding, and the scope and quality of the proposed research project. Maximum award amounts will be:
1. Medical/Graduate School Level: $3,000 for direct research costs and/or living expenses while the scholar conducts a Summer research project.
2. Resident: $5,000 to subsidize lab expenses during a lab year for a resident or post-doctoral fellow.
3. Post-Doctoral/Fellowship: $7,500 to subsidize a mentored one year fellowship in sexuality and sexual health. Smaller grants may be considered to subsidize research expenses for a post-doctoral fellow's independent research projects with an established mentor as co-PI.
• Proof of grant expenditure is required at the end of fiscal year.
• Grant not intended to be the primary source of funding for travel, lodging, meals, or other costs for SMSNA meetings, but may supplement payment for these expenses. The primary purpose of the grant is to support research related expenses.
• The grant may supplement the grantee's salary if not already fully funded.
Applicants are required to submit:
• A completed application form by the specified deadline.
• A detailed description of the research question divided into 4 sections, addressing the specific aims of the research, the background of the problem being addressed, preliminary data, and an outline of the proposed investigation including potential alternatives and problems that may be encountered. We recommend applications that are 5-8 pages in length for a medical school or residency applicant, and 8-10 pages for a fellow level applicant.
• A letter of support from a faculty mentor
• Two additional letters of recommendation, one of whom must be an SMS member.
• Provide documentation regarding other available funds (if any) supporting the proposed project, cosigned by the mentor.
• Include an estimated time to complete the proposed study.
The SMSNA encourages potential scholars to seek out mentors who are senior members of the SMSNA actively involved in sexuality research. Research under a suitable mentor outside of the society may be acceptable in some extraordinary circumstances for appropriate projects. If a proposed mentor is not a member of the SMSNA, we strongly encourage that s/he join the SMSNA prior to inception of the research project.
Final decisions on approval for funding will be made by the SMSNA grant disbursement committee based primarily on the merit of the proposed study, as well as applicant and mentor credentials, and the feasibility of the proposed study. All funded applicants will receive membership in the SMSNA at no charge for 2 years.
Initial disbursement of funds will occur in early June for investigator awards that are intended to subsidize a trainee's summer research project. Funds for year-long projects will be disbursed July 1 to coincide with the start of the academic year and January 1 to correspond to the midpoint of the academic year. Customized disbursement of funds for projects that do not conform to these time-tables can be arranged at the request of the applicant/mentor and the discretion of the SMSNA grants disbursement committee.
Interim progress reports to the SMSNA grant disbursement committee are required for continuation of funding. At a minimum, a 2 page report at the midpoint of the research time frame will be required, with additional follow-up points required for some projects at the discretion of the grant's committee. The SMSNA will be credited as sponsor in any presentations and publications that result from the research project. Grant recipients will be required to present abstracts based on their research at either the Winter SMSNA research meeting or the American Urological Association annual meeting. Recipients are further encouraged to publish their results in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Completed applications should be sent to:
Attention SMSNA GRANTS SMSNA Executive Office PO Box 160 Holly Ridge, NC 28445 Phone: (910) 667 2457 Email: email@example.com www.smsna.org
NASA Space Physiology Research Grant
• Deadline: Jan 17, 2014
• Amount: $5,000.00 USD
• Number Given: 2
Through the generosity of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), $10,000 is available for research grants in the area of exercise, weightlessness, and musculoskeletal physiology. Doctoral students enrolled in full-time programs are eligible to apply. Grants can range up to $5,000 and are available for a one-year period. Only U.S. residents are eligible to apply.
Applicants for student research grants must have graduate student status during the term of the grant to be considered for funding. Applicants must be current members of ACSM at the time of submitting an application to be funded. Grants are open to all ACSM members, including international members. However, the NASA initiative is open to U.S. residents only.
The deadline for the 2014 grant application is 5:00 PM ET on January 17, 2014.
You may contact the Research Administration and Programs Department regarding this grant at Tel: (317) 637-9200, ext. 143 or email questions to Jane Senior or Michael F. Dell.
American Physiological Society Physiology Video Contest
Deadline: December 15
Two annual awards are made:
1st place: $750
Viewers' Choice: $250 (determined from hits on YouTube site)
The video contest was initiated in 2011 by the Career Opportunites in Physiology Committee as a means of encouraging undergraduate and graduate students to creatively connect with physiology and engages them with the broader public through a short video contest.
Contest Goals
Videos should creatively demonstrate and/or explore a specific physiological function in five minutes or less (including credits). The target audience is the general public. Video can be staged as a short play, commercial, news broadcast, talk show, music video, documentary etc. No professional assistance can be provided to produce the video in any manner. Videos are uploaded to YouTube for viewing. Application materials are submitted online to APS.
Any person appearing in the video who is under age 18 must have a permission form signed by a parent or guardian.
Submissions must be accompanied by a 250-word abstract, describing the video, including the scientific principles being demonstrated by the video. The information, facts and figures that appear in the video must be cited and the sources provided on the Compliance Form & Source Reference Sheet.
John F. Perkins, Jr. Memorial Award for International Physiologists
Award: $5,000
Deadline: April 15 and October 15
Contact: Executive Office
The John F. Perkins, Jr. Memorial Award for International Physiologists promotes cultural exchange and scientific collaborations by providing supplementary aid to families of foreign scientists working for a minimum of 3 months in the U.S. In this way, young scientists are able to bring their families and thus make full use of the cultural exchange as well as the scientific benefits associated with an international collaboration. This award is intended to support family visits to the US for postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty from overseas. The program presupposes that the visiting scientist and his/her host already have made arrangements for scientific collaboration and have sufficient funds to cover the needs of the visiting scientist. Several awards are granted each year. Application for the Perkins Award must be made jointly by the host, who must be an APS member, and the visiting scientist.
The recipient receives funds generally not exceeding $5,000. The size of the award depends on the estimated needs over and above the amount already available to the visiting scientist. For scientific visits beginning between January 1 and June 30, the application is due on October 15 the year before with notification by December 15. For scientific visits beginning between July 1 and December 31, the application is due on April 15 of the same year with notification by June 15.
American Physiological Society Dale J. Benos Early Career Professional Service Award
Award: $1,000 and Advanced EB Registration
Deadline: January 24
Contact: Education Office
The Dale J. Benos Early Career Professional Service Award ($1,000 + advanced EB registration) honors an early career stage (graduate student, post-doctoral fellow, Assistant Professor or equivalent position) member of the American Physiological Society. The Award will honor someone who is judged to have made outstanding contributions to the physiology community and demonstrated dedication and commitment to furthering the broader goals of the physiology community. This can be by serving on professional committees, participating in K-12 education outreach, participating in scientific advocacy and outreach programs, or by otherwise strengthening and promoting the physiology community.
American Physiological Society Teaching Career Enhancement Award
Award: $4,000
Deadline: April 16 and September 15
The APS Teaching Career Enhancement Award is designed to enhance the career potential of regular members. The award provides up to $4,000 to allow an individual to develop innovative and potentially widely applicable programs for teaching and learning physiology. The award can be used to support short-term visits to other schools to consult with experts who can assist with the development project. It can also be used to support attendance at special courses devoted to methodologies appropriate for the educational development project. The award does not include any indirect cost reimbursement.
American Physiological Society Research Career Enhancement Award
The APS Research Career Enhancement Award is designed to enhance the career potential of regular APS members. The award can be used to support short-term visits to other laboratories to acquire new specific skills and to support attendance at special courses devoted primarily to methodologies appropriate for both a new investigator and a more senior investigator entering a new field of research. The award of up to $4,000 allows an individual in the early phases of his/her career to obtain special training; the award also allows an individual in the later phases of his/her career to develop new skills and to retrain in areas of developing interests. The award does not include any indirect cost reimbursement.


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The No. 5 Hole
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The No. 5 Hole
Fans always fear the offense will tank without Griffey in the lineup. Here's one of the reasons why. We're getting not just crappy, but positively putrid production out of our No. 5 batters.
Here's the line from that gaping black hole so far this season:
215 AB, 34 runs, 18 RBI, .186 BA, .319 OBP, .321 SLG, .640 OPS.
The culprits:
Hatteberg, 76 AB, 9 runs, 3 RBI, .237 BA.
Kearns, 67 AB, 13 runs, 11 RBI, .194 BA
Dunn, 36 AB, 10 runs, 3 RBI, .222 BA
Although he has contributed to this abyss by going 1 for 24 with 1 run and 1 RBI to go along with his .042 BA, my solution to the No. 5 dilemma: Insert Encarnacion there on a more or less permament basis and see if he can produce some stable production.
Anyone else have any other bright ideas?
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Number of results: 195
Pre Calculas
Complete the identity sin theta / cos theta + cos theta / sin theta = ? Do you mean (sin theta/cos theta) + (cos theta/sin theta) ? That would equal tan x + cot x = tan x + (1/tan x) = (tan^2 x + 1)/ tan x I don't see any way to further simplify it. 1/(cosx)(sinx) or sin^2x+...
Saturday, June 10, 2006 at 11:08pm by Robert
economic - emergency
Question concerning production function - Cobb douglas. Given is: y=(0,2K-1 + 0,8L-1)-1 If wk = wL =1, what will k and L be? Now suppose again: y=(0,2k-1 + 0,8L-1)-1 and z=K1/3*L2/3. Is product y or z always more demanding to capitals (in case of labour)? if not, find where % ...
Wednesday, September 27, 2006 at 10:48am by ellen
Business Econ
I need my answers checked for this question, thanks. A firm's production function: Q = 100 K^0.5 L^0.5 During the last production period, the firm operated efficiently and used input rates of 100 and 25 for labor and capital respectively. (a) What is the marginal product of ...
Saturday, March 10, 2007 at 12:42am by Bernice
Question # 01 Solve the inequality and sketch the solution on a coordinate line.
Tuesday, March 20, 2007 at 5:04pm by khan
math, economics, game theory
First of all, Nash Equilibrium analyses are pretty advanced stuff. I understand the basics. However, I could be out of my league with anything advanced. Especially if you want to apply some differential function (calculas) to possible responses as you suggest in your earlier ...
Monday, September 10, 2007 at 9:43am by economyst
business calculas
An apple orchard has an average yield of 38 bushels of apples/tree if the density is 24 trees/acre. For each unit increase in tree density, the yield decreases by 2 bushels. Letting x denote the number of trees beyond 24/acre, find a function in x that gives the yield of apples
Thursday, September 13, 2007 at 3:22pm by sharon
I remember how to do this as "one-to-one" mapping problem, which can be solved graphically. Let me try to solve with calculas and algebra. CAVEAT EMPTOR - let the buyer beware. First its MUx/Px=MUy/Py or MUx/MUy = Px/Py. MUx,MUy are the first derivitive of U. MUx = (2/3)X^-1/3...
Tuesday, September 18, 2007 at 7:58pm by economyst
Managerial Economics/Math
a) Demand is Q=3500-2P. If P=1500, Q becomes 500. Since there are 3 countries, Total Q=1500. b) Total revenue is P*Q = 1500*1500= c) Price elasticity is (%change in Q)/(%change in P). So, if P rises by, say 1% to 1515, then Q (in a country) drops to 470, a drop of 30. And 30/...
Tuesday, September 25, 2007 at 10:53am by economyst
Since this is at least the second post of this question, I think I better answer it. How is your calculas. Mine is a bit rusty. But here goes. (I hope there are no typos below). Let w be the price of labor (L), z be the price of capital (K). (Let y be the lagrangian multiplier...
Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 11:17pm by economyst
Can someone walk me through the following questions: Partial Derivatives f(x,y) = x^7 -8y -3 find x and y f(x,y) = 7 / 5x + 4y, find x and y
Wednesday, June 11, 2008 at 12:26pm by Annette
Can someone please walk me through the steps for the following Partial derivatives problems: f(x,y) = x^7 - 8y - 3, find x and y f(x,y) = 7 / 5x+4y, find x and y
Wednesday, June 11, 2008 at 12:29pm by Annette
Calculas HS
A glass of cold milk from the refrigerator is left on the counter on a warm summer day. its temperature y (in degrees Fahrenheit) after sittin gon the counter t minutes is y= 72-30(0.98)^t Answer the question by interpreting y adn dy/dt. 1. what is the temperature of the ...
Sunday, October 26, 2008 at 9:49pm by elley
Calculas HS
A glass of cold milk from the refrigerator is left on the counter on a warm summer day. its temperature y (in degrees Fahrenheit) after sittin gon the counter t minutes is y= 72-30(0.98)^t Answer the question by interpreting y adn dy/dt. 1. what is the temperature of the ...
Sunday, October 26, 2008 at 9:49pm by elley
Calculas HS
1. When t = 0, we are at refrigerator temp anything^0 = 1 72 - 30 = 42 2. when t gets big, the second term gets vanishingly small so Troom = 72 3. dy/dt = -30 *.98^t * ln(.98) = .606 * .98^t That is maximum (.606) when t = 0 because .98 is less than 1 4. 55 = 72 - 30*.98^t - ...
Sunday, October 26, 2008 at 9:49pm by Damon
Calculas HS
1. What do you expect the temperature of the milk to be at t = 0, assuming it was left in the fridge a long time before removal? 2. Consider what the milk temperature becomes as t becomes very large. 3., calculate the derivative, observe the behavior of the function, and tell ...
Sunday, October 26, 2008 at 9:49pm by drwls
Calculas HS
a trucker handed in a ticket at the toll booth showing that in 2hours she had covered 159 mi on a toll road with speed limit 65mph. the trucker was cited for speeding. why?
Thursday, November 6, 2008 at 8:05pm by dt
Calculas HS
If the average (159/2) is greater than the speedlimit...
Thursday, November 6, 2008 at 8:05pm by bobpursley
Calculas HS
show that the solution has exactly one solution in the interval x+ln(x+1)=0, 0<and equal to x <and equal to 3
Thursday, November 6, 2008 at 8:22pm by elley
high school calculas
Find the (a) the local extrema, (b) the intervals on which the function is increasing, (c) the interval on which the function is decreasing h(x)=2/x
Thursday, November 6, 2008 at 8:27pm by pipi
Hydrocodone bitartrate is used as a cough suppressant. After the drug is fully absorbed, the quantity of drug in the body decreases at a rate proportional to the amount left in the body, with constant of proportionality . Suppose that the half-life of hydrocodone bitartrate ...
Sunday, March 6, 2011 at 12:43am by calculas
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Starting Five: The best early season college hoops tourneys
Friday, November 22nd, 2013Source: USA TODAY
Two weeks into the 2013-14 season and we're only wanting more.
College basketball has started off with a bang thanks to a talented freshman class living up to expectations and high-scoring sophomores lifting their teams to another level.
While there won't be any matchups as tantalizing as the Champions Classic, there's plenty of early season holiday tournaments that offer a crop of NCAA tournament-worthy teams pitted in the same field together and must-watch showdowns in the form of Duke-Arizona.
A handful of these preseason tournaments, which have already tipped off but are now entering championship rounds, don't even take place on the U.S. mainland. But don't let the palm trees and the leis fool you. The coaches use the premier events as a learning tool for young players and a barometer for their team's potential.
"There's not a whole lot of time to enjoy the weather," said California coach Mike Montgomery, whose team plays Arkansas on Monday (3 p.m. ET) in the quarterfinals of the Maui Invitational. "Obviously, we're going to a desirable place, but the real reason we're here is for the best competition you can find early on in the season."
The Maui Invitational, now in its 30th year, is again the headliner of the holiday madness.
"Maui is the premier event in the fall for a college basketball team and traditionally has the cream of the crop," said Dayton coach Archie Miller, whose team drew Gonzaga in the quarterfinals Monday (11:59 p.m. ET). "For us, it's not about the glitz and glamour, it's an opportunity for us to learn about ourselves and get better as a unit."
While much can happen over the course of the season, these early matchups are pivotal for teams' NCAA tournament résumés, especially the mid-majors.
"These tournaments provide games for smaller schools against bigger ones on a neutral court and that's something that resonates in March," said Belmont coach Rick Byrd, whose team stunned North Carolina last week with an 83-80 upset in the campus round of the Hall of Fame Tip-Off.
Here's a look at the best tournaments to feast on over the Thanksgiving holiday.
1. Maui Invitational (Lahaina, Hawaii Nov. 25-27)
The field: Syracuse, Gonzaga, Baylor, California, Arkansas, Dayton, Minnesota and Chaminade
Potential championship game: Gonzaga vs. Syracuse
Player to watch: Justin Cobbs, California
2. Battle 4 Atlantis (Paradise Island, Bahamas Nov. 28-30 | Campus sites Nov. 17-25)
The field: Kansas, Iowa, Villanova, Tennessee, USC, UTEP, Wake Forest, Xavier
Potential championship: Kansas vs. Iowa
Player to watch: Jordan McRae, Tennessee
3. Puerto Rico Tip-Off (Bayamon, Puerto Rico Nov. 21-24)
The field: Michigan, VCU, Georgetown, Kansas State, Charlotte, Florida State, Long Beach State, Northeastern.
Potential championship:Georgetown vs. Michigan
Player to watch: Juvonte Reddic, VCU
4. NIT Season Tip-Off (New York, N.Y. November 27-29)
The field: Arizona, Duke, Alabama, Canisius, Drexel, East Carolina, Elon, Fairleigh Dickinson, Georgia State, McNeese State, Metro State, Norfolk State, Rhode Island, Rutgers, Stillman, UNC-Asheville
Potential championship: Arizona vs. Duke
Player to watch: Frantz Massenat, Drexel
5. Hall of Fame Tip-Off (Uncasville, Conn. Nov. 23-24)
The field: Louisville, North Carolina, Fairfield, Richmond, Belmont, Hartford, Hofstra and Holy Cross
Potential championship: Louisville vs. North Carolina
Player to watch: J.J. Mann, Belmont
Off the bench (Other top tourneys with headliner teams): The Wooden Legacy (Arizona State, Marquette Creighton), Old Spice Classic (Memphis, Oklahoma State), Coaches vs. Cancer Classic (Michigan State, Oklahoma), CBE Hall of Fame Classic (BYU, Wichita State), 2K Sports Classic (Indiana, Connecticut), Charleston Classic (New Mexico, Davidson), Legends Classic (Stanford, Pittsburgh) Cancun Challenge (Wisconsin, Saint Louis), Great Alaska Shootout (Indiana State, Harvard), Diamond Head Classic (Iowa State, Boise State).
Scott Gleeson, a national college basketball writer/producer for USA TODAY Sports, is on Twitter @ScottMGleeson.
Copyright © 2013 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Co. Inc.


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Hi NHaven,
Thanks for your acknoledgement. The prolonged tightness surprises me too. I actually went on Neurontin from about 12 weeks post to 17 weeks post.
That helped ease the pain. I still feel it but it's not nearly as intense. I also feel pretty boney along my cheek bones. It's not a thrilling result, that's for sure.
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Hi NHaven,
I am now 5 months out and way better. I felt choked and tight just like you and started to see a little skin sag at the neck at 3 1/2 month. Now at 5 months I'm feeling a lot less choked and tight and the loose skin hasn't gotten any worse. I still don't think it was worth it but at least I'm not in pain anymore. Uncomfortable sometimes but nothing like the first 4 months. They were horrible. Felt much like you. Gets better. I was pretty disappointed with the whole thing but am better about accepting it and not having chronic pain anymore helps a lot.
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I am 9 weeks post surgery eyes/neck and my eye complaint is that my he cut closer to the lid on the left eye then the right.
The left eye is sore and is puffier than the right.
P.S. says he may need to go back and revise the left eye (take more skin out) but that we should wait and see.
How long should I wait?
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dear kb250r,
So sorry. I can relate to your feelings. Although it's 9 weeks post surgery for me and 9 months for you I feel drained from all the physical and mental anguish as well. i'm thinking of going for another opinion too.
You are not too sensitive. It's your face not his!!
P.S. What is a FL patient? I had a neck/lower face lift.
I deeply regret having done it.
Wld. like to get a group together for support. Perhaps we cld. meet at at coffee shop sometime.
Anybody have any ideas. I live in the San Jose area.
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i am 9 weeks post surgery and am devastated.
weird looking and mismatched in front of tragus
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THOMSON, Ga. — Dear Angela Coxwell,
I read that you was driving a school bus under the influence of a controlled substance near Dearing. That is not okay with me.
What if there were children on the bus and what if you crashed before a McDuffie County Sheriff's Department officer saw you and what if children died as a result of your actions?
I know that you messed up, but the fact that children could have been on that bus, even that early in the morning in either McDuffie or Glascock counties -- the latter where you work, makes me very uncomfortable allowing my nephew and niece, as well as any children I may have in the future, ride on mass transit with you as the driver -- no matter if we're in Gibson, Barnwell or anywhere else in the CSRA, the nation or the world for that matter.
Your actions were not acceptable. Sorry to say this, but this is it. We're breaking up.
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Reliable spectrum sensing is one of the main challenges in the development of cognitive radios. To achieve the high probability of detection at very low SNRs, some feature detection schemes have been proposed in the literature based on the cyclo-stationarity theorem. One limitation of such methods is their high sensitivity to RF and analog impairments. This paper focuses on analysis and compensation of sampling clock frequency offset (SCFO) between the DAC (at transmitter side) and the ADC (at detector side). We show that for an SCFO of 20 ppm and for a pilot-aided cyclo-stationary detector, the performance degradation in detection thresholds reach 7 dB and 12 dB for 50 ms and 100 ms sensing periods, respectively. We then present a method to compensate for such significant degradations in the presence of SCFO. Our analysis and simulations show that using this technique, we can achieve a performance within 1.5 dB of the no-offset ideal scenario.
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What is the output if quantum entanglement and symmetry group are combined?
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Email: pye [AT] pitp.ca
Affiliation: Postdoctoral Fellow, Perimeter Institute for Theo. Phys., Waterloo, Ontario, Canada。
Research area: Condensed Matter Theory (cond-mat.str-cl; cond-mat.supr-con, etc.)
Research Interests
I show interests in strongly correlated electron systems as well as quantum field theory. Currently, I am concentrating on the following topics:
- Symmetry-protected topological phases;
- Superconductivity and quantum magnetism;
- Gauge theory;
- Quantum entanglement, etc.
(9/2003-7/2007) undergraduate, Bachelor of Science, Physics
in Department of Physics, Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU), Guangzhou, China
Seminar Supervisor: Prof. Xiang-Qian Luo
Research area: Gauge theory on a lattice
(9/2007-7/2012) PhD, Physics
in Institute for Advanced Study (IASTU), Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
PhD Supervisor: Prof. Zheng-Yu Weng
Research area: Condensed Matter Theory
PhD Thesis title: Quantum Magnetism and High-Temperature Superconductivity in t-J model
Work Experience
(Since 9/2012) Postdoctoral Fellow, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Other Academic Experience
- (Fall/2008) Teaching Assistant. undergraduate course: College Physics.
- (Spring/2009) Teaching Assistant. undergraduate course: Quantum and Statistical Physics.
- (3/2011),Contributed talk, 2011 March Meeting of American Physical Society in Dallas, Texas, USA.
- (Since 3/2011-4/2011) Visiting Scholar in Stanford University, California, USA.
- (12/2011-1/2012) Visiting Student in Stanford University, California, USA.
- (9/2011-12/2011) attendee of topomat11 workshop in KITP (Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics) in UCSB (University of California at Santa Barbara), Santa Barbara, CA, USA.
- (11/2012) UIUC-PI joint workshop, Institute for Condensed Matter Physics (ICMT), UIUC, Urbana-Champaign, IL, USA.
- (2/2013) Institute for Advanced Study, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.
- (3/2013) 2013 March Meeting, Baltimore, ML, USA.
- (3/2013) Seminar talk, Stanford University, CA, USA.
- (5/2013) Talk, Conference "Emergence and Entanglement II", Perimeter Institute, Waterloo, Canada
- (7/2013) Talk, Conference "Summer Forum on the interplay of Symmetry and Topology", Institute for Advanced Study, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.
- (7/2013) Seminar Talk, Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China.
- Regular Referee of Physical Review journals of American Physical Society.
Academic Honors / Awards
- Chen Ning Yang Fellowship (Tsinghua, 13 Sep., 2007)
- The Best Poster Award in Annual Meeting of Chinese Physical Society (Nankai Univ., Sep. 2010)
- Tsinghua Excellent Graduate Student Scholarship (Minor Award) (Tsinghua, Oct., 2010)
- Tsinghua Scholarship for Overseas Graduate Studies (Tsinghua, July, 2011)
- Tsinghua Excellent Graduate Student Scholarship (Major Award) (Tsinghua, Oct. 2011)
- Graduation with Distinction of Beijing City (Jul. 2012)
- Tsinghua Outstanding PhD Dissertation (Major Award) (Jul. 2012)
- SYSU Excellence Award (Third-Class Award) (SYSU, Sep. 2004).
- SYSU Excellence Award (Minor Award) (SYSU, Sep. 2005)
- SYSU Excellence Award (Major Award) (SYSU, Sep. 2006)
- Japan Sumitomo Corporation Scholarship (SYSU, Sep. 2006)
- 2007 SYSU Graduation with Distinction (SYSU Degree Ceremony, July, 2007)
Research Papers
[YeXX]: XX stands for the year during which the first version was finalized.
[Xp]: X stands for the total pages for a selected long paper (typically $\geq 15$) in the up-to-date arXiv version.
All my research papers (except [Ye07] and [Ye05]) can be found in: http://arxiv.org/a/ye_p_1
[Ye13d] Yao Ma, PY, and Zheng-Yu Weng, [arXiv:1311.3395] [ADS] [27p]
Title: Low-Temperature Pseudogap Phenomenon: Precursor of High-$T_c$ Superconductivity
[Ye13c] Qing-Rui Wang and PY, [arXiv:1310.6496] [ADS]
Title: Sign structure and generalized Marshall theorem for the spin-S t-J chain
[Ye13b] PY and Juven Wang, Phys. Rev. B 88, 235109 (2013). [arXiv:1306.3695] [ADS] [23p]
Title: Symmetry-protected topological phases with charge and spin symmetries: response theory and dynamical gauge theory in 2D, 3D and the surface of 3D
[Ye13a] PY and Xiao-Gang Wen, [arXiv:1303.3572v3] [ADS] [22p]
Title: Constructing symmetric topological phases of bosons in three dimensions via fermionic projective construction and dyon condensation
[Ye12c] PY and Xiao-Gang Wen, Phys. Rev. B 87, 195128 (2013). [arXiv:1212.2121] [ADS]
Title: Projective construction of two-dimensional symmetry-protected topological phases with U(1), SO(3), or SU(2) symmetries
[Ye12b] PY and Qing-Rui Wang, Nucl. Phys. B 874, 386 (2013). [arXiv:1206.0258] [ADS]
Title: Monopoles, confinement and charge localization in the t-J model with dilute holes
[Ye12a] Chao-Xing Liu, PY, and Xiao-Liang Qi, Phys. Rev. B 87, 235306 (2013). [arXiv:1204.6551] [ADS]
Title: Chiral gauge field and axial anomaly in a Weyl-semi-metal
[Ye11b] PY, Long Zhang, and Zheng-Yu Weng, Phys. Rev. B 85, 205142 (2012). [arXiv:1110.0125] [ADS]
Title: Superconductivity in mutual Chern-Simons gauge theory
[Ye11a] PY, Chu-Shun Tian, Xiao-Liang Qi, and Zheng-Yu Weng, Nucl. Phys. B 854, 815 (2012). [arXiv:1106.1223] [ADS] [19p]
Title: Electron fractionalization and unconventional order parameters of the t-J model
[Ye10] PY, Chu-Shun Tian, Xiao-Liang Qi, and Zheng-Yu Weng, Phys. Rev. Lett. 106, 147002 (2011). [arXiv:1007.2507] [ADS]
Title: Confinement-deconfinement interplay in quantum phases of doped Mott insulators
[Ye07] PY, X.-L. Yu, Y. Guan, and X.-Q. Luo, Mod. Phys. Lett. A 22, 547 (2007). [ADS]
Title: Overlap fermions in the strong coupling limit
[Ye05] PY and Nai-Ben Huang, College Physics (Da Xue Wu Li), 10 (2005) [DOI] (in Chinese)
Title: A discussion on energy transfer in ideal parallel plate capacitor.
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Miranda Lambert dominated last night's Academy of Country Music Awards after taking home four trophies (check out all the winners here), but did she dominate the red carpet?
Carrie Underwood looked resplendent in a grape-colored gown with sequin embellishment, while Taylor Swift opted for a more subtle look in a yellow dress.
Miranda Lambert looked like Aphrodite in a white, Goddess-like gown and later changed into a short strapless hot pink frock.
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OFC Champs : New Caledonia 2 – 2 Tahiti
Tahiti gain a place in a semi-finals at the OFC Futsal Championships
Tahiti have qualified for the semi-finals of the OFC Futsal Championship after a thrilling 2-2 draw with traditional rivals New Caledonia.
Both sides' hopes of progressing were on the line in this match, although New Caledonia were more under pressure as they needed to win. A draw would be enough for Tahiti to go through on superior goal difference so one might have expected their opponents to adopt the more attacking approach.
But it was Tahiti who went ahead first, putting themselves in a great position to book a semi-final spot when Chocolat Maperi struck in the sixth minute.
Caryl Thepinier got New Caledonia back into the game in the 14th minute and the score stayed that way until the break, setting up a grandstand second spell.
That period was just as evenly contested as the first as both sides battled to keep their hopes alive and it looked like Tahiti had one foot in the semi-finals when Capo Turihono found the target in the 35th minute.
But New Caledonia refused to lie down and levelled through Julien Drudri with just three minutes to go.
The next minute brought with it the turning point of the game when Tahiti's Vateae Barff was dismissed. New Caledonia had an outstanding opportunity to go in front from the resulting spot kick but Cedrick Humuni could not beat goalkeeper Atanui Tetihia with his effort.
The New Caledonians then piled the pressure on four-man Tahiti but they could not find a way through as the Tahitians confirmed they would join the Solomon Islands in progressing from Group B.
New Caledonia coach Tapu Hunter:
We are very pleased with the result but not so much with the game because I don't think we played very well. I think the players didn't perform like they usually do because of the pressure of this game – they knew we would make the semi-finals if we got a good result. But it was a fantastic game – days like this are why we watch sport. When we had the man sent off I really thought we would lose the game. To defend for two minutes with only three outfield players is very difficult.
Tahiti coach Eric Michalak:
I don't know what happened. We were playing five against four for two minutes but somehow we couldn't win. It's very hard for us to take. We played against a good team and had plenty of opportunities to win but couldn't take them. If you don't then you will not win – that is the reality of this sport. It's a shame because I know we can do better.


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When I write a letter on MS Word all is OK till I fill the page then it wont hold as I scroll it down....it scrolls itself back up in jerks to page one. I've just tried an MS update but still no good (It's 2007 works free on my Dell)....Thanks B.J.
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I'm not quite sure what you are trying to do, and just what is not holding as you scroll down?
When you reach the end of page one you should just continue typing, and it will automatically move on to page two.
Or have I misunderstood your question?
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Thank's sea urchin.....well, we have documents that run into a page or two. On the first page,till I reach the bottom of page one all is normal but as the text comes to the bottom of the screen and I try to scroll the screen so that I can carry on typing at the bottom...it won' stay there, so that my text keeps disappearing underneath the bottom of the screen as the whole page moves jerkily till it stops and rests on page one with the heading at the top of the page. I haven't changed any settings that I know of recently. It doesn't scroll smoothly it jumps in small one line spaces at a time until the screen is at its start position. B.J.
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Thank's seaurchin.I decided to scrap it and I've downloaded another one (abiword free) seems to work better than ever the ms one did. But thanks again B.J.
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Name: Mihara, Touko (三原塔子)
Alias: Mihara Touko (三原とうこ)
Relationship Status: N/A
Origin: Fujoshissu!
Mihara Touko is a doujinshi artist turned published manga author hailing from Yamagata prefecture in the Tohoku area of Japan. A long-time fujoshi, she regularly attends doujin events, and as a result has met a variety of like-minded individuals, including the fujoshi of Ryouhoku High, Megumi, Yuki, and Eri. In addition, she is high school friends with Ishioka Yuri, to whom she introduced BL. As a native of Yamagata, Touko speaks in a thick Tohoku dialect.
Wise to the point of slyness, Touko was able to offer advice to Satou Megumi when she was in doubt over how seriously she should take her own hobby. Notably, she pointed out the major difference between making comics for oneself and revising one's own work for the sake of fostering serialization. Her own work, Hana to Kaminari ("Flowers and Thunder"), debuted in the magazine Sylph, known for titles such as Fujoshissu!
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The specifics of Touko's fujocity are unclear other than the fact that she has devoted much of her time and energy to fujoshi-minded work both amateur and professional. A better indicator however may be the way she has tried to foster a fujoshi mindset in not only her friend Yuri but other girls as well. In this sense, Touko's abilities as a fujoshi may be greatest in her ability to sense potential.
Name: Sawada, Yumi (沢田ゆみ)
Alias: N/A
Relationship Status: Single
Origin: Fujoshissu!
Sawada Yumi joined the Ryouhoku High School manga club when her friend Komura Mai brought her along. Unlike Mai, Yumi is shy and more quiet. She also likes to dress up in gothic-lolita fashion even on hot days, but ducks into buildings frequently to keep cool. She will sometimes even go so far as to wear a goth-loli outfit to Comic Market.
Fujoshi Level:
Though not terribly vocal about her fujoshi thoughts (let alone anything else), she still exhibits a mind for BL, easily gelling with the existing fujoshi of the manga club, particularly when it comes to pairing the two new male members, Yonekawa Akito and Nakamura Shingo.
Name: Komura, Mai (小村舞)
Alias: N/A
Relationship Status: Single
Origin: Fujoshissu!
Komura Mai is a member of Ryouhoku High School's manga club, which she decided to join after attending the school festival while still in junior high. As the main catalyst behind her decision to join the club was the manga artwork of member/president Satou Megumi, Mai holds her in high regard. Cheerful yet restrained, Mai is also friends with Sawada Yumi, whom she brought to the manga club as well.
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Mai's immediate fondness of Megumi's work indicates that she is fairly deep. In addition, she is able to act on the same wavelength as the existing members of the manga club, like with the pairing of male members Yonekawa Akito and Nakamura Shingo and their friendship built on contrasting personalities.
Name: Isihioka, Yuri (石岡ゆり)
Alias: N/A
Relationship Status: Dating
Origin: Fujoshissu!
Ishioka Yuri is a college-aged woman who moved to the prefecture of Yamagata in the Tohoku region of Japan when she was little. While growing up, she spent years exchanging letters with her friend and long-time crush Roppongi Takefumi. A shy and clumsy girl since childhood, Yuri was able to begin a relationship with Takefumi upon moving back to her old hometown.
In Yamagata, Yuri was able to make a few friends, notably her neighbor Kana and eventually in high school her classmate Mihara Touko. As a fujoshi, Touko began introducing Yuri to various classic BL stories, which Yuri enjoyed without quite knowing what they were. Yuri is also a skilled pianist, having performed in recitals as a child.
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It is unclear as to whether or not Yuri is fully a fujoshi, but the fact that she displays a Dear Girl ~Stories~ Hibiki cell phone strap is possible evidence as such. In addition, her friend Touko seemed intent to slowly mold Yuri into a fujoshi during their high school years, and the fact that Yuri was so moved by those BL stories indicates that the potential is definitely there.
Name: Himenogi, Rin (姫乃木凜)
Alias: Rinrin (リンリン ), Hime Ringo (姫リンゴ)
Relationship Status: Single
Origin: Princess Ringo's Adventures in "Wota" Land
Himenogi Rin is a fashionable office lady who seeks the reputation of "Princess of OLs" among her co-workers, though unbeknownst to them she is also a hardcore fujoshi. This changes when one of her new co-workers turns out to be Yamada Moe, an old acquaintance and fellow fujoshi who tries to push Rin to be more open about it. Secretly a virgin, Rin tries to get with one of her fellow coworkers, but when he turns out to be a manipulative womanizer she cooperates with Moe and a victim named Chitose Sakurako to get revenge.
Rin's favorite series is Prince Salaryman, and her favorite character is "Red." Although once ridiculed out of cosplaying due to being overweight in her younger years, Rin returns to it with Moe's encouragement where her current beauty garners her new popularity, including (to her horror) with one of her coworkers who isn't aware of "Hime Ringo's" true identity.
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All of Rin's prospective first times were halted by her yaoi fantasies when each man involved got too scared. In another instance, Rin, cosplaying as Red, was so into her BL persona at a doujin event that she french kissed Sakurako cosplaying the same character in front of an audience.
Name: Yano (矢野)
Alias: N/A
Relationship Status: Dating/Complicated
Origin: Bust to Bust: Chotto Kurai Kusatteru no ga Oishiin Desuyo?
Yano is a student who, after being absent from school, enters a sexual (and eventually romantic) relationship with a boy named Igawa who delivered her homework. Because Igawa's childhood friend Shinobu and a teacher from America also vie for Igawa's affections, Yano first competes with them but ends up agreeing to share him instead. Yano's favorite series include Taiga and Tiger Sheet.
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The reason Yano was absent in the first place was due to an uncontrollable BL-drawing frenzy.
Name: Rittoku, Kanae (六徳カナエ)
Alias: Kana (カナ), Ankoku Miko (暗黒皇子), Anko Kumiko (あんこくみこ)
Relationship Status: Complicated
Origin: Fudanshism: Fudanshi Shugi na Seikatsu
Rittoku Kanae is a teenager attending Kentei Academy with a love for cosplaying as men, gothic lolita fashion, and visual kei. Believing that her developing figure prevents her from being the ideal image of a girl (something she derives from visual kei), Kanae tends to minimize the appearance of her very large breasts through the use of wraps and loose clothing. It is Kanae's experience in this regard that allows her to immediately notice that the gothic lolita fujoshi "Amane" is actually a boy. Despite the fact that she harbors feelings for not only Amane but Amane's true self (fellow classmate Miyano Amata), she does not realize the two are the same for a very long time.
Kanae's hobby is to compose dark poetry on her website under the pen name Ankoku Miko, "priestess of darkness." Her favorite band is Beni Kagerou, a two-man band featuring male crossplayers. She is also a fan of the anime Omakase Tentel, though not to the extent of her friends and acquaintances.
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Rittoku is not an extreme fujoshi, as her other hobbies seem to hold higher priority in her life. On Miyano Tamae's fujoshi rating system, she is a "Visual Kei (Bangya) Fujoshi" with a Delusion Power level of 2500 and an Economic Power of 200.
Name: Morikawa, Rion (森川璃音)
Alias: Sohora (そほら), Gojappe (ゴジャッペ)
Relationship Status: Single
Origin: Fudanshism: Fudanshi Shugi na Seikatsu
Morikawa Rion is a school nurse at Kentei Academy who, unbeknownst to her fellow stadd and even the otaku in the student body, is a famed BL doujinshi author. Better known as "Sohora" to all of her fans, she is the founder of the popular Ten x Miko circle Gojappe, and is a regular attendee of Comic Manga Market. It is with her direct help that Miyano Amata, brother of fellow Gojappe member Miyano Tamae, initially transforms into the gothic lolita "girl" Amane in order to work the desk at Comic Manga Market.
Whether as a nurse or as a doujin artist, Sohora is adept at caring for others and listening to their problems. She is a fan of the magical girl series Omakase Tentel, and also has a thing for seemingly opposite genres, the Salaryman and the shota. In her mid-20s, she is also the oldest fujoshi in and around Kentei Academy.
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When Morikawa once found herself with a seemingly insurmountable writer's block, she was able to use a simple experience talking to a couple of the students at Kentei Academy to overcome it. Tamae's ranking system has her as a "Closet Fujoshi," whose Delusion Power is at a somewhat low 700, but is bolstered by an extremely high Economic Power of 5000.
Name: Miyano, Tamae (宮野環依)
Alias: Tamatan (たまたん), Tama-nee (タマ姐), Gojappe (ゴジャッペ)
Relationship Status: Single
Origin: Fudanshism: Fudanshi Shugi na Seikatsu
Miyano Tamae is a woman who, despite her youthful appearance, is actually a college student. When she falls sick and becomes unable to attend Comic Manga Market, her little brother Amata ends up being her replacement, which is also the origins of his crossdressing adventures as "Amane." Initiating Amata into the world of the fujoshi, she also acts as a mentor for all things otaku-related.
Along with Morikawa Rion and Kawashima Moko, Tamae (under the name "Tamatan") is a member of the popular doujin circle Gojappe, which specializes in the pairing of mascots Tentel and Mikoto (in that order) from the magical girl series Omakase Tentel. Gojappe is a popular circle, and even Tamae herself was originally a fan of the group before joining. Tamae is into guys with glasses, has a tendency to end her sentences with the syllable "yo," and is so extremely knowledgeable about anime and manga as well as the culture surrounding it to the extent that she is able to explain even the subtlest distinctions to absolute beginners.
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Tamae's wealth of information on anime and manga naturally extends to yaoi and BL, acting as an encouraging older sister (both literal and figurative) for those less experienced in those matters. She also created her own comprehensive fujoshi rating system, where she categorizes herself as a "Music Game Fujoshi," with a Delusion Power rating of 1000 and and an Economic Power rating of 800.
Name: Konishi, Nozomi (小西望)
Alias: Nozomin (のぞみん)
Relationship Status: Dating
Origin: Fudanshism: Fudanshi Shugi na Seikatsu
Konishi Nozomi is a teenager who attends Kentei Academy and acts as the vice-president of the school's manga club. A sincere girl who is quiet (but not necessarily shy), one year at Comic Manga Market she meets a gothic lolita girl named Amane. Over time, the two grow closer, though unbeknownst to Nozomi, Amane is actually her male classmate, Miyano Amata, the most popular boy in school. However, when Amata's secret eventually comes out, Nozomi shows that she had already realized the truth at some point, and the two begin a relationship of sorts.
A versatile otaku, Nozomi is skilled in both drawing and cosplay, and is particularly a fan of the magical girl anime Omakase Tentel and the BL pairing of Tentel x Mikoto, the main character Yanami's mascot companions. She also is the premiere shipper of manga club member Kiyokawa Atsumu with his best friend and manga club president Matsumoto Senri. Her favorite doujin circle is "Gojappe," she prefers to cosplay as Yanami, and though she is strongly in favor of Ten x Miko, she also gets along with the Miko x Ten contingent of her club.
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Nozomi can be absolutely overwhelmed by her intense fujoshi feelings. So powerful is this potential reaction that, once, after seeing a particularly erotic Ten x Miko drawing, Nozomi had to go to the nurse's office at school the next day to see if something was wrong with her. In addition, according to Miyano Tamae's rankings, she is a "Dreamy Maiden Fujoshi" with a Delusion Power level of 5000 and an Economic Power level of 800.


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Exhibition at Paris Photo @ Grand Palais, Paris
I am showing at the: Paris Photo Fair 14-17th November Grand Palais, Paris 1 Avenue Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 75008 Paris, France Represented by Odile Ouizeman Gallery. Come join the opening !
I am showing at the: Paris Photo Fair 14-17th November Grand Palais, Paris 1 Avenue Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 75008 Paris, France Represented by Odile Ouizeman Gallery. Come join the opening !
In einem Monat bin Ich dann endlich auch mal wieder in Berlin. Als kleine Einstimmung ein Gedicht mit dem Titel… STIPPVISITE Vorfreude. Hefeweizen. Bundestag. Ehen scheitern. Flughafen. Passkontrolle. NSA. Fast Kontrolle. Vollkornbrot. Sachen fragen. Abendrot. Jacke tragen. Sechsunddreissig. Ankerklause. Bergmannkiez. Wanderpause. Stunk an der Ecke. Stuck an der Decke. Hartz Vier. Hart hier. Berliner Schnauze. Starkbier. Bionade. Hanfparade. Kater Holzig. Bumm bumm tschak. Hermannplatz. Hermann machen. Schlägerei. Scheisse, fuck. Freunde treffen. Sachen checken. Mucke machen. Supersachen. Mauerpark. Freistil. Ricoloop zum Beispiel. Bäuche wachsen. Kinder purzeln. Ringe kaufen. Feste Wurzeln. Herbstlaub. Raschel, raschel. Kanalspaziergang. Dackel wackelt. Kannst du Kunst? Blabla…
Documenation of the opening of the solo exhibition "Giving up is not an option" in Bangkok. The exhibition will be running from 17.1. – 27.2.2013 @ Serindia Gallery, BKK.
GIVING UP IS NOT AN OPTION A SOLO EXHIBITION BY OLE UKENA Serindia Gallery 17 January – 28 February 2013 Opening Reception Thursday 17 January at 6pm Ole Ukena is a German artist from Berlin who spent 2012 in the newly-established Thaillywood Contemporary Artist Residency in Thailand. Having recently participated in an exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, Paris, Ole Ukena debuts his work here at Serindia Gallery, an exhibiting gallery partner with Thaillywood Contemporary Artist Residency. Both Thaillywood and Serindia Gallery are committed to providing a new residency and exhibition platform for Thai as well as non-Thai artists, to collaborate…
ภาษาไทยโปรดเลื่อนลง: CRE8 FOUNDATION presents: "CONNECTED CREATIVITY" a collaborative art exhibition January 4rd – 10th, 1st and Library Floor. Bangkok Art and Culture Centre. Opening Reception Saturday 5th January 2013 5.00- 8.30 pm. CRE8 Foundation is a worldwide community of artists and collaborators who inspire and unite children around the globe through collaborative art since 2008. At the beginning of 2012, we started a collaboration with the artist residency Thaillywood in Nongketyai in Chonburi, Thailand, conducting art workshops with children at the local school. It is our great pleasure to present our exhibition that will take place in Bangkok for the…
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15.000 nails can leave you a bit puzzled. At a recent studio visit by a group of local kids I got asked: "Does the artist sleep here at night?" I admit to have late night sessions at times but if I had to choose a piece on which to rest on it certainly would not be "trust".
I recently found three drawings from when I was 7 years old. The first one is called "der dreieckige Alleswisser" (the triangular Mr. Know-it-all) and the other two have pretty interesting names as well like "Pirat mit Gelbfieber" (Pirate with yellow fever) and "In kleine Einzelteile zerlegter Jagdmann" (hunter separated into small pieces). I have no memory whatsoever of drawing these but I do remember the smell of that paper and the colors. Flashback. der dreieckige Alleswisser" (the triangular Mr. Know-it-all) Pirat mit Gelbfieber (Pirate with yellow fever), 1991
For a an open studio day here at the studio in Thailand, I exhibited the first time a new piece called "Giving up is not an option". It deals with the pressure of having to deliver works in time as well as the difficult moment of when to call an artwork finished and when not. At times the beauty of a piece is actually the unfinished feel of it. Might that very well be so with this piece ?
I got this notebook as a birthday present yesterday from my dad. I was 6 years old and it contains exercises for writing but I used the space a little differently at times. The comment on the last page from my teacher translates to: "This is a funny book. Unfortunatly not always as clean and organized as on this last page." Well, i am glad it turned out that way. How boring it would be if everything was just clean pages and neatly written letters !


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CARLISLE -- The Harrisburg man who tried to strangle his 87-year-old mother in 2011 was sentenced to what is essentially time served on Tuesday.
But Perry C. Erb, 57, has been suffering from severe mental illness for years, and will be released to the care of a group home.
Cumberland County Judge Edward Guido issued a sentence for Erb of 1 year less 1 day to 2 years less 1 day in Cumberland County prison on one count of aggravated assault, which he pleaded no contest to last month.
Erb has 2 years and 58 days of credit toward his sentence.
The judge also sentenced him to 60 months of probation, and under that probation, Erb must remain on his medication, and comply with his mental-health treatment, or risk going to state prison.
According to Lower Allen Township Police, in April 2011, Erb choked his mother until she lost consciousness at her home at the Bethany Towers retirement community.
His attorney, Senior Assistant Public Defender Diane Morgan, said the incident came at a time when Erb was off of his medications. He was suffering from delusions when he attacked his mother, but managed to stop himself, and called 911, she told the court.
In October 2012, Erb escaped from a group home in Shippensburg, and was missing for several days until he showed up at Holy Spirit Hospital for an appointment. He had walked barefoot for many miles, and was in rough condition when he was found, she told the court. Erb has been incarcerated ever since.
Morgan said Erb's mother has recovered from the attack, and does not wish to see her son incarcerated.
And Erb told the judge he has suffered from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia for 13 years. He does well on medication, he said, but has lapsed at times when he thought he was feeling better, and thought he no longer needed it, or he could not afford his medication.
Jeremy Helm, a forensic case manager with Holy Spirit Hospital, told the judge he can arrange for Erb to stay at a group home where he can be monitored, and get the care he needs.
Charges of criminal attempt at criminal homicide and simple assault have been dismissed.


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We thoroughly enjoyed our two day stay with Janet and Angus! They were wonderful hosts, the breakfasts were amazing and the location was great! They will give you lots of ideas and information about what to see in the surrounding area and you won't want to leave! This was our first trip to Nova Scotia, but won't be our last... More
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