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Meaning of name Madhuri
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Seemingly unemotional, Madhuri is calm and reserved, haughty and detached. Most certainly, she is sober and very deep, but she is also shy, honest, and of impeccable morality. Patient, secure, disciplined, determined and level-headed, Madhuri is nonetheless apprehensive and uncertain. She tends to have low self-esteem and can be quite introverted. She isn´t afraid of solitude - she prefers to maintain one or two close friendships than several less authentic relationships. Far from being dissipated or superficial, she is only really interested by that which is profound and true. If you count yourself among her friends then this is because she considers you worthy of her attention. Not particularly spontaneous or demonstrative, she can be over-sensitive and emotional although she conceals this part of her nature behind a thick layer of ice. Her incredible self-control could easily be mistaken for indifference and she often has the impression of being misunderstood. She is proud and doesn´t like to show her vulnerability, which she perceives as a sign of weakness. Likewise, she would rather try and manage for herself than consider asking others for help. Practical and rational, Madhuri relies on reason and logic. From time to time she can be given to flights of fancy, but it usually isn´t very long before she comes back down to earth. Hard working and conscientious, she is thrifty, organized and a perfectionist. As a child, she is far too well-behaved and responsible for her age, sometimes forgetting her own needs and desires in an effort to please her parents or at least to avoid disappointing them. She already has a strong sense of duty and is scrupulous in all that she undertakes - to use authority and force with her is strictly unnecessary and even counter-productive. Indeed if her parents do not understand this then she could risk growing up to become a woman with more than her fair share of inhibitions. Madhuri has a great need for privacy. Give her a large metal box with a key, and as she grows older she will probably want a diary with an infallible lock. If she happens to be the eldest, make sure that the younger children know not to touch her things or go into her bedroom. This is a sacred place, and her books and other personal belongings are her treasure.
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A nature lover, Madhuri likes all that is simple and natural, while she can´t stand deceit. She is a romantic soul with noble aspirations for humanity and dreams of sharing through unity and cooperation with the humans that she loves. She is very charitable and highly sensitive, meaning that she has a profound understanding of religion, poetry, music, travel, ancient history and the supernatural... Emotionally, she could be shared between her tendency to be idealist, romantic and at times even utopian; and her realism and lucidity, giving her a sometimes brutal glimpse of the error of her ways... it isn´t impossible to imagine that she could experience a more platonic kind of love, leaving her to fantasize about the things that she can´t do in reality, sexuality not being utterly essential, in her eyes.
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Madhuri will be fulfilled if she feels that there is a meaning to her life. She could be particularly attracted to the medical and paramedical professions, or those in relation to the law, justice and the judiciary system... However she craves security and would not be indifferent to a career as a public servant. She could be equally interested by occupations in relation to the earth, flowers, animals, or those demanding orderliness, thoroughness or precision (dressmaking, catering...).
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Energy Secretary Sullivan Weighing Run For Statewide Office
Richard Sullivan Jr., the state secretary of energy and environmental affairs, is exploring a run for statewide office in 2014 and could be interested in running for either governor or lieutenant governor, according to Democratic sources.
Before joining the Patrick administration in 2007, Sullivan spent 13 years as the mayor of Westfield. As a candidate for governor, he could add a western Massachusetts perspective to a race still taking shape, but predominantly focused on potential candidates from near Boston.
With Gov. Deval Patrick not planning to seek a third term and Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray deciding against running for governor next year, there could also be an opening in the field for someone else within the Patrick administration to step forward who could tap into the governor's political network and run for statewide office.
Sullivan is said to be considering several constitutional offices, including governor or lieutenant governor.
Sullivan would not comment on the possibility of him entering the race, but did not deny his interest or that he has begun talking with people inside the Democratic Party about his chances.
"I'm focused on the governor's campaign for investments in education and transportation, and when we get through this campaign there will be plenty of time for politics," Sullivan told the News Service on Friday after Patrick testified before the Legislature on his budget plan.
Sullivan was among the members of Patrick's Cabinet who committed in January to serve out the remainder of Patrick's second term, a commitment the governor sought from his top advisers, precipitating the appointments of new administration and finance, public safety, education, and health and human services secretaries.
Sullivan has not yet reached a point when he would consider resigning from the administration to campaign, according to sources near Sullivan.
Prior to taking over as secretary of energy and environmental affairs at the start of Patrick's second term in 2010, Sullivan joined the governor's team in June 2007 as Department of Conservation and Recreation commissioner.
Stephen Kerrigan, a Lancaster native and former staffer to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, is the only declared candidate for lieutenant governor, though many other names of public officials have been floated as possible contenders.
Kerrigan launched his campaign after running the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte last summer and co-chairing President Obama's second inaugural in January. He has already won the support of Boston Mayor Thomas Menino.
The Democratic field for governor is equally wide open, with former Wellesley Selectman Joseph Avellone the only declared candidate in the race. Treasurer Steven Grossman is seriously leaning toward running for governor, and others such as former Obama health official Dr. Donald Berwick, state Sen. Daniel Wolf, U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano, Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone and Salem Mayor Kimberly Driscoll have either expressed interest or are said to be considering the race.
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Could any of us look away when news broke in June about Tom Cruise's split from Katie Holmes? This is Cruise's third divorce and, if various media reports are to be believed, he was cagey enough to insist on a prenuptial agreement.
What's in it is open to speculation and rumor. Based on the history of divorce among the wealthy and famous, it's not a stretch to predict Holmes will walk away with a lot of money.
Still, even with prenups, lawyers and all kinds of advice, there's no guarantee a divorce will be smooth. Such agreements have been around in the U.S. since the late 19th century and although they undoubtedly saved some bitterness over the years, there are still plenty of salacious divorce stories to zing around the Internet.
Most of these celebrities didn't need to read AdvisorOne's Top 10 Critical Financial Tips During Divorce, since their phalanx of lawyers and advisors certainly had those areas covered.
So in the spirit of education (OK, and prurient interest) AdvisorOne looks at 5 Super Costly Divorces of the Rich and Famous. Some of them had prenups, others didn't. Either way, the costs were staggering, particularly the one that topped our list.
(Paul McCartney and Heather Mills on June 10, 2002, a day before their
wedding. Photo: AP)
5. Paul McCartney vs. Heather Mills
Cost: $48 million
The "cute" Beatle's first, blissful, marriage included Sir Paul allowing his wife Linda, who had a notoriously bad voice, to perform at concerts, and on albums. Fans might not have been happy with the arrangement, but the couple lived an idyllic life while raising their children. It all came to a sad end when Linda died of cancer in 1998. That left Paul alone for the first time in decades.
Then Heather Mills came along. Sir Paul was smitten. His children weren't so sure. He took the plunge anyway and being the romantic who penned ditties like "Silly Love Songs," he skipped a prenup. That might have been a silly mistake.
When things went sour in 2006, after four years, the couple landed in court. Trial papers leaked to the press showed the judge's irritation with Heather and his admiration for Sir Paul as a witness. Still, Heather was granted about $48 million, plus $70,000 a year to help care for the couple's daughter.
Ever the romantic, Paul has remarried, to Nancy Shevell, a New Yorker who has money of her own, and once again reportedly skipped a prenup. Heather on the other hand, claims to have spent most of the millions she received on charities, businesses and two properties for her daughter.
Perhaps Paul and Heather could have stayed together if they had followed the advice in this previous AdvisorOne article, Seven Tips for Couples on How to Achieve Money Happiness.
(Madonna and Guy Ritchie at Cannes in 2008. Photo: AP)
4. Madonna vs. Guy Ritchie
Cost: $76 million to $92 million
Movie director Guy Ritchie (his recent movie was "Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows") once reflected on his marriage to pop star Madonna, calling it a soap opera. Should he have been surprised? Even if he was, he couldn't have been blindsided by the melodramatic coverage of the couple's breakup.
After eight years and two children, one adopted, the split was announced in 2008. The press had a field day. There was no prenup (it seems the "Material Girl" missed an obvious chance for protection), but initial reports assured the gossip-reading public that Ritchie didn't want a dime of Madonna's money. All he cared about was the children.
Well, not exactly. Late last year, the couple settled on a figure somewhat higher than "not a dime." Media reports about the settlement ranged from $76 million to $90 million plus the value of two properties in the U.K.
Madonna may have been the wealthier party in this couple, but many women facing divorce remain relatively financially illiterate, as Liz Davidson reports in her most recent blog for AdvisorOne, How Advisors Can End the Real 'War Against Women.'
(Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren laughing it up in June 2009. Five months
later the laughter turned to tears. Photo: AP)
3. Tiger Woods vs. Elin Nordegren
Cost: $110 million
The story of the golf great's epic fall from poster boy for living and playing well to philandering bum is well documented.
And despite his pleas and apologies (and an offer reported at $80 million) his wife decided after six years of marriage she'd had enough. Yes, the couple had a prenup, but evidently Tiger's transgressions rendered it obsolete. That original agreement reportedly called for Tiger to pay out $20 million after 10 years if divorce was on the table.
After his lifestyle choices became public in November 2009, Tiger took the unusual step of revising the prenup to include the aforementioned $80 million if Elin stuck it out for several years. It wasn't enough. Maybe there was no price Elin could put on her dignity.
She sued for divorce and walked away with a reported $110 million plus child support. That figure pales in comparison to the $750 million reported around the Internet when the divorce was first made final.
Perhaps Tiger's advisors should have considered an asset protection trust (APT), as attorney Jim Duggan suggested in a previous AdvisorOne article on 5 Ways Rich and Famous Can Hide Assets
(Michael and Juanita Jordan in 1999 when Michael announced his retirement
from the NBA. Photo: AP)
2. Michael Jordan vs. Juanita Vanoy Jordan
Cost: $168 million
Basketball legend Michael Jordan and his wife signed a prenup when they got hitched in 1989. The agreement called for the couple to split their assets 50/50 if they ever went their separate ways.
In 2002, after 13 years of marriage, the couple was headed for divorce. Then they decided to give marriage another try. That worked for a time, but by 2006 the honeymoon, the marriage and the reconciliation were over.
Despite the prenup, the division of property and money was far from simple. After intense negotiations, an agreement was reached. Juanita received $168 million, plus the couple's Chicago estate and custody of their three children.
Although the price tag was hefty, MJ got off relatively easy compared to the terms of the prenup. The final amount equaled just a third of his total worth.
While we're not sure this happened in Michael and Juanita's case, a recent Spectrem study reported on AdvisorOne found that divorced and widowed women were more likely than men to employ a financial advisor.
(Rupert and Anna Murdoch at the Oscars in 1998. Photo: AP)
1. Rupert Murdoch vs. Anna Murdoch
Cost: $1.7 billion
Rupert Murdoch has never been shy when it comes to letting the world know what's on his mind. But considering his costly history with divorce, it seemed odd that he would tweet his opinion about the Tom Cruise-Katie Holmes split and the former's involvement with Scientology.
In case you missed it, the media king tweeted this to his followers: "Watch Katie Holmes and Scientology story develop. Something creepy, maybe even evil, about these people."
Of course, when Rupert divorced his second wife, Anna, in 1999 after more than 30 years, there was no Twitter and no Facebook, and print journalism was still going strong. At first, the breakup was described as amicable.
But then Anna dug in, saying she wanted to make sure the couple's children kept their rights regarding Murdoch's News Corp. trust. She also managed to walk away with $1.7 billion (yes, that's billion) in 1999.
There's no need to shed tears. Rupert landed on his feet, remarrying a scant 17 days after the divorce was finalized. Anna has also since found a new love—lucky lad.
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2013 Fall Classic Is Highest Rated Since 2009 & +12% Over 2012
Boston, MA - Behind another terrific pitching performance from ace Jon Lester and the big bat of David Ortiz, the Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 3-1 last night in Game 5 of the 2013 World Series, taking a commanding 3-2 lead in the best of seven series and delivering FOX another prime-time victory. Last night's broadcast delivered a 8.9/14 national household rating with 14.4 million viewers, according to fast nationals from Nielsen Media Research. The rating for Monday night's Game 5 increased +1% over 2011's World Series Game 5 (8.8/14; 14.3 million viewers), and is the highest-rated Game 5 since 2009. FOX's prime-time average, 8.9/14, mirrored the game rating and exceeded the other major broadcast networks for the fifth time during the Series (ABC, 8.0/12; NBC, 7.4/11 and CBS, 4.3/7).
Through five games, the 2013 World Series on FOX is averaging an 8.5/14 and 14.1 million viewers, +12% over last year's World Series (7.6/12, 12.7 million viewers), and ranks as the highest-rated World Series since the New York Yankees met the Philadelphia Phillies in 2009.
Last night's broadcast peaked at an 11.7/19 and 18.8 million viewers at 11:00 PM ET as Red Sox reliever Koji Uehara shut down the Cardinals in the ninth.
St. Louis posted an impressive 43.8/61 to lead all markets, with Boston next (38.5/56) followed by Providence (32.1/45), Hartford (20.8/30), Kansas City (13.5/21), Memphis (12.4/17), Richmond (12.4/17), Fort Myers (12.2/18), Tampa (11.7/17) and Salt Lake City (11.2/20).
According to figures released by Nielsen SocialGuide, FOX was the No. 1 most social TV network on Monday, driven by the World Series. Twitter activity for last night's World Series Game 5 saw impressive increases over 2011. The game drew over 485,000 tweets (up 407% from 2011 World Series Game 5) from more than 232,000 unique authors (up 288%). According to Facebook, World Series Game 5 generated 3.7 million interactions from 2.1 million users. The Red Sox won the team buzz battle, generating 68% of the comments, likes, and posts during the game.
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We've been obsessed with Kate Middleton's style evolution ever since she first started dating Prince William in 2003.
Although the pair met when they both started at St Andrews in 2001, they were friends before becoming an item, and it's thought the turning point was when Kate walked in a university charity catwalk show. Created by fashion graduate Charlotte Todd, it was a strapless, sheer knitted affair that gave the audience – including Wills obvs – a glimpse of Kate's black underwear. Fun fashion fact: it sold for £78k in 2011.
Kate Middleton dresses: The early years
In their early years of dating, Kate was all about the Sloane Ranger-esque looks (a la Diana). Think blazers, skinny jeans, designer pumps and bags. Since getting married and taking on more official duties though, she has really honed her sense of style.
She effortlessly mixes high end with high street and is often seen recycling old outfits to demonstrate her thrifty skills – in fact, you may not have noticed, but there is one accessory Kate Middleton wears with everything (OK, practically everything), and it totally works.
Kate Middleton dresses: Her favourite designers and high street brands
For red carpet events, Kate Middleton is loyal to her favourite fashion brands, most of which are British talents including Alice Temperley, Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen and Jenny Packham. For daytime Royal engagements, Kate's known for favouring high street brands, and as soon as she's spotted wearing them, they tend to fly off the shelves – L.K.Bennett, Reiss, Zara, Whistles, all gone within hours of being worn. That's the Kate Middleton effect.
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Having had three children in the past few years (Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis), the Duchess of Cambridge has had time to hone her pregnancy style. She never made an appearance until the second trimester, due to suffering from acute morning sickness with all babies. However after it would be a lot of muted coat dresses, mixed with flowing print dresses and suits.
Without further ado, take a look back at Kate Middleton's best looks.
Kate Middleton wearing Catherine Walker at the Commonwealth Service
Kate Middleton wearing Needle & Thread
Kate Middleton wearing Barbara Casasola at a gala
Kate Middleton wearing Jenny Packham to a gala dinner
Kate Middleton wearing Alexander McQueen at the Sun Military Awards in 2011
Kate Middleton in Jenny Packham Pakistan in 2019
Kate wearing Alexander McQueen in London in November 2019
Kate wearing a traditional Chitrali hat in Pakistan
On tour with Prince William in 2019
Kate Middleton at a gala dinner in 2019
Kate Middleton wearing L.K.Bennett to the polo
Kate Middleton in a floaty dress
Kate Middleton at a royal dinner in 2019
Wearing Erdem to the Royal Chelsea Flower Show
Kate Middleton wearing a purple Gucci blouse
Kate Middleton in a pretty blue coat dress
Kate Middleton wearing Goat and Aspinal
The Duchess wore a purple Emilia Wickstead dress with Aspinal Mayfair bag and Tory Burch necklace for the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit at London County Hall.
Kate Middleton in the naked dress
The sheer dress that apparently caught Prince William's eye at the university charity catwalk show.
Kate Middleton wearing Orla Kiely
Kate attended a charity event at Paddington station wearing this floral Orla Kiely dress which is already sold out.
Kate Middleton wearing Temperley
For her first public appearance since announcing pregnancy number three.
Kate Middleton wearing Prada
For her visit to the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace, in memory of Princess Diana, the Duchess of Cambridge opted for this gorgeous floral Prada midi dress from Prada's Fall/Winter 2017 collection.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
Kate surprised everyone by wearing this daring off-the-shoulder Alexander McQueen dress to a garden party in Germany.
Kate Middleton wearing Gosia Baczynska
For a recent your of Poland, Kate wore a dress by a Polish designer as an homage to the country.
Kate Middleton wearing Gucci
A chic Gucci look.
Kate Middleton wearing Marchesa
Wearing Marchesa to a ballet.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
Wearing Alexander McQueen to the 2017 BAFTAs.
Kate Middleton wearing Vanessa Seward
The Duchess wears a floral Vanessa Seward dress for a trip to the annual Christmas party hosted by The Mix in London.
Kate Middleton wearing Preen
In November 2016, The Duchess wore a black Preen by Thornton and Bregazzi dress, which was purchased directly from Fenwicks of Bond Street, to the Place2Be Wellbeing in Schools Awards at Mansion House in London.
Kate Middleton wearing Self Portrait
Here's Duchess Kate at the world premiere of A Street Cat Named Bob, wearing a gorgeous full length gown by Self Portrait, shoes by Gianvito Rossi and a clutch by Miu Miu.
Kate Middleton wearing See by Chloé
Kate opted for a See by Chloé dress paired with an Acne belt for a children's party for military families.
Kate Middleton wearing Preen
Kate wore this stunning red gown by Thornton Bregazzi to a ceremony of reconciliation with the Canadian First Nations.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
The duchess wearing a bespoke Alexander McQueen dress on a tour to Canada.
Kate Middleton wearing tweed
Very country chic.
Kate Middleton at the polo
At a polo game.
Kate Middleton
A pretty neglige number.
Kate Middleton wearing a hot pink dress
At a party during her university years.
Kate Middleton wearing fancy dress
At a disco fancy dress party.
Kate Middleton wearing a suit
At a wedding with Prince William.
Kate Middleton wearing Issa
Kate chose this dress by Issa for her engagement picture, and it promptly sold out. The brand has since struggled to keep up with demand.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
Wearing her second wedding dress of the day, also by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen.
Kate Middleton wearing Jenny Packham
The iconic pink glitter dress.
Kate Middleton
At a garden party in Buckingham Palace.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
For a visit to Canada, Kate chose to honour the country with a maple leaf on her hat.
Kate Middleton wearing Temperley
Kate wore this black lace Temperley dress to the UK premiere of War Horse.
Kate Middleton wearing Jenny Packham
At a St James Gala reception.
Kate Middleton wearing a silk dress
Chatting at a Royal engagement.
Kate Middleton wearing red
At an official event.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
Kate wore this pale lilac McQueen dress to the 2011 BAFTAs.
Kate Middleton wearing yellow
On tour in Canada.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
We love this cute McQueen sailor dress.
Kate Middleton wearing peach
A peach dress and matching coat, the perfect pregnancy style.
Kate Middleton wearing Jenny Packham
After giving birth to Prince George, Kate left hospital in this blue polka dot dress by Jenny Packham.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
Kate Middleton, Prince William and Prince George at George's christening.
Kate Middleton wearing Jenny Packham
This sparkling Jenny Packham dress was a real winner.
Kate Middleton wearing Roland Mouret
Kate Middleton in a cream Roland Mouret gown and Zara necklace, which sold out instantly.
Kate Middleton wearing pastel
Kate showed off her legs in this powder blue dress.
Kate Middleton wearing black tie
In a black evening gown.
Kate Middleton wearing pink
For her final appearance before giving birth to Princess Charlotte, the Duchess of Cambridge wore this lovely bright pink coat and black pumps as she toured the Stephen Lawrence Centre in London.
Kate Middleton wearing Jenny Packham
Presenting Princess Charlotte to the world.
Kate Middleton wearing McQueen
At Princess Charlotte's christening, wearing McQueen.
Kate Middleton wearing Erdem
Kate knows a thing or two about winter florals. This bold floral silk Erdem dress with diamond jewellery she wore at the 100 Women In Hedge Funds event was incredibly chic, held at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London in late October 2015.
The Duchess of Cambridge wearing Glamorous
We love nothing more than when Duchess Kate steps out in a purse-friendly piece..
Kate Middleton at Ascot
The Duchess chose a delicate lace dress for her 2016 Royal Ascot debut. A matching floral fascinator and drop pearl earrings completed her chic but simple look.
Kate Middleton wearing Alexander McQueen
Kate Middleton's Alexander McQueen wedding dress


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It's easy to forget that a few years ago, there was one possibly-insane human being who turned an air-cooled Porsche 993 RS into a twin turbo, 650 horsepower GT2 clone drift car.
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WASHINGTON -- Significant loss of life, destroyed property and businesses, and repairs to infrastructure could be avoided by replacing Federal Emergency Management Agency flood maps with ones that contain high-accuracy and high-resolution land surface elevation data, says a new report from the National Research Council. The benefits of more accurate flood maps will outweigh the costs, mainly because insurance premiums and building restrictions would better match the actual flood risks. Coastal region flood maps could also be improved by updating current models and using two-dimensional storm surge and wave models.
Flood maps are used by FEMA to set flood insurance rates, regulate floodplain development, and inform those who live in the "100-year" floodplain of potential hazards, and they require continuous maintenance and revision due to land development and natural changes to the landscape. FEMA's Map Modernization Program of 2003 to 2008 resulted in digital flood maps for 92 percent of the continental U.S. population, most of whom live in areas that had outdated maps or no maps at all. However, after a $1 billion investment, only 21 percent of the population have maps that meet all of FEMA's data quality standards.
For this reason, FEMA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration asked the Research Council to examine the factors that affect flood map accuracy; assess the costs and benefits of producing more accurate maps; and recommend ways to improve mapping, communication, and management of flood-related data. In response, the committee that wrote the report collected and analyzed information on selected streams in Florida and North Carolina and on the economic costs and benefits of creating new digital flood maps in North Carolina. Information from the North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program, which has high-accuracy topographic data and maps for nearly the entire state, allowed the committee to compare new and traditional mapping methods among three distinct topographical regions: mountains, rolling hills, and coastal plains.
The costs for improving flood maps would come from collecting, updating, modeling, and analyzing the flood-related data; increasing construction of property and businesses; losing land to development; updating regulations; and informing the public of changes. The committee found that these costs would be outweighed by benefits of more accurate flood maps, including reduced loss of life, property, and businesses; more efficient planning and response for emergency services; and preservation of natural functions of floodplains. In addition, better maps would provide more reliable measures of flood hazard, which would enable more targeted land-use regulations and structures to be insured at appropriate levels. Maps that include estimates of the height flood water will rise or exceed during a 100-year flood provide significantly more benefits than those that do not.
FEMA commonly produces maps using data from the U.S. Geological Survey National Elevation Dataset (NED), which is developed from airborne and land surveys. However, map accuracy would be increased by updating and generating information using high-accuracy topographic data, such as that generated by "lidar," which measures elevation using aircraft-mounted lasers, the committee said. For the three topographical regions studied, differences in ground elevation measurements by lidar and NED were about 12 feet, with the lidar heights measuring both higher and lower than the NED. These differences significantly affect predicting the extent of flooding, the committee stated. Overall, the total areas of floodplains defined from lidar and from the NED were similar in two study regions and differed in shape by 20 percent in one study region. As lidar data coverage is sparse, FEMA should increase collaboration with federal, state, and local government agencies to acquire lidar data throughout the nation.
While improvements to inland flood maps can focus on harnessing available technology, coastal flood maps could be improved by employing better models that enhance understanding of the coastal flooding process. The committee recommended improving the accuracy of base flood elevations by replacing FEMA's one-dimensional model for calculating wave heights, which was introduced in the 1970s, with a two-dimensional wave model. Further enhancements could come by coupling this with a two-dimensional surge model and including models that account for erosion processes, effects on structures, and variations in elevation.
FEMA's transition to digital flood mapping also provides opportunities for better informing the public of flood hazards and risks through maps and Web-based products, the committee noted. To adequately convey risk, the maps and products must show where the flood hazard areas are located and the likely consequences of flooding, such as damage to houses or coastal erosion. Additionally, floodplain residents should know how their land elevation level compares with various possible flood heights, which will offer a finer discrimination of potential risk. Currently, maps that show only floodplain boundaries imply that every building in a designated flood zone may flood and every building outside the zone is safe.
The National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine, and National Research Council make up the National Academies. They are independent, nonprofit institutions that provide science, technology, and health policy advice under an 1863 congressional charter. Committee members, who serve pro bono as volunteers, are chosen by the Academies for each study based on their expertise and experience and must satisfy the Academies' conflict-of-interest standards. The resulting consensus reports undergo external peer review before completion. For more information, visit http://national-academies.org/studycommitteprocess.pdf. A committee roster follows.
Source: National Academy of Sciences


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9.1 General information
9.2 Professional Development Committee
9.3 Program approval process
9.4 Preparing your program proposal
9.5 Funding
9.5.1 Section Basic Services funding
9.5.2 Committee and Interest Group funding
9.5.3 Outside funding
9.6.1 Speaker costs
9.6.2 Honoraria and expenses
9.6.3 Estimating costs
9.7 Audiovisual equipment
9.8 Publicity
9.9 Guest registration
9.10 Important dates
9.11 No-Conflict meeting times
9.12 Cosponsorships
9.12.1 Cosponsorships—In Name Only of ALA programs
9.12.2 Cosponsorships—In Name Only for programs offered by non-ALA organization
9.13 Evaluations
9.14 Give-Away items
9.1 General information
ACRL encourages units and individual members to develop high-quality programs to present at the ALA Annual Conferences. To assist in planning quality programs, ACRL has developed procedures and timelines that must be followed. In addition, criteria that must be met for each program proposal are outlined.
All programs will take place in the convention center, making it easier for attendees to get to content sessions. The number of programs each year will vary depending on the space in the convention center. This space will naturally impose limits on the number of programs to be held, which will help address concerns about duplication and the vastness of the conference campus.
ACRL staff maintain close communication with program planners throughout the planning process. All program information should be funneled through the ACRL Senior Program Officer. In addition, this group meets virtually before the ALA Midwinter Meeting and the ALA Annual Conference.
9.2 Professional Development Committee
The ACRL Professional Development Committee (PDC) is responsible for reviewing all conference program proposals. The PDC works to ensure that proposals support the division's strategic directions and priorities, and adhere to established procedures and budgets while providing broad coverage and limited duplication. The past chair of the PDC serves as ACRL's representative to the ALA Conference Program Coordinating Team.
9.3 Program approval process
ACRL units and individual members must submit a program proposal (link available in the FAQ) 9 months prior to the Annual Conference at which the program is to be presented. Program proposals will be compiled and prepared for the PDC's review. All programs must be approved, whether asking for funds or not, by the PDC in order to be scheduled during the conference.
The PDC reviews the program proposals and approves qualified proposals by early November. The ALA Conference Committee meets in mid-November to schedule all ALA programs, including ACRL's programs, across the conference time slots. Program planners are then informed of the PDC's action and the date/time assignment. Only programs approved by the PDC may be scheduled. NOTE: ACRL staff completes the ALA online meeting request form for all programs in November. Program chairs/Section chairs do not schedule the program with ALA.
9.4 Preparing your program proposal
In developing a proposal for an Annual Conference program, the following criteria should be addressed:
- Content is relevant to academic libraries and librarianship
- Content is unique and different from other programs
- Content identifies clarity of purpose
- Proposal has clearly stated intended learning outcomes for the audience
- Content is engaging to audience members in thinking about or participating in discussions and/or active learning
- Content could be re-purposed (e.g. webcast, online course, article) to ensure it has a life after the program
- Content provides evidence of collaborative co-sponsorship
- Content supports one or more of the ALA strategic directions: Advocacy, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, Information Policy, Professional and Leadership Development
9.5 Funding
The ACRL Board of Directors provides $7,000 from its budget to support Annual Conference programs (excluding cost of audiovisual equipment). The PDC determines how these funds are allocated among the program proposals. How well your program proposal meets the criteria outlined above will be one of the determining factors in whether it is funded or not.
Funding for programs can only be used for the approved designated expenses. ACRL program funding can't be used for plaques or to take the speakers to lunches/dinner, unless the speaker per diem will be used.
Outside donations must be obtained to pay for group speaker meals. Committees and interest groups can use their yearly allocation for plaques. Please consult with ACRL staff on funding questions.
9.5.1 Section Basic Services funding
Section program planners may also request supplemental funding from the section executive committee. Requests for basic services funds should be sent to the section chair in September. Section executive committees may choose to allocate part or their entire basic services budget for programs expenses. (Source: ACRL Executive Committee, October 2004)
9.5.2 Committee and Interest Group funding
Committee and interest group program planners may apply their unit's yearly allocation to the program. Requests for these funds should be sent to the unit chair in September. Unit chairs may choose to allocate part or their entire $150 allocation for programs expenses. (Source: ACRL Executive Committee, October 2004)
Section basic services funding and committee/interest group general budgets are considered ACRL funds and cannot be used for librarian speaker expenses or to purchase plaques or speaker lunches/dinners.
9.5.3 Outside funding
Sometimes there may be a need to seek funding beyond that which is allocated through ACRL to support programs. The ACRL Colleagues Program, created by the Board in 1992, generates nondues revenue to allow ACRL to expand programs and services to members and potential donors, and to do more in the area of promoting the profession. The Board believes that it is important to coordinate all requests to potential donors and other outside funders through a centralized program. ACRL members may not make any formal requests on behalf of the division to potential donors for contributions without first clearing the request with the ACRL executive director.
In December, program planners are notified of the PDC's decision regarding funding for programs. Planners should then complete the planning process by:
- Requesting section basic services funds or committee/interest group funding from unit chair; notify ACRL staff if fund transfer is approved (if applicable).
- Submitting a fundraising plan to ACRL (if applicable). Plans should include the donors you'd like to approach and the amount you will request. ACRL staff will notify you which donors you have been approved to approach. Contact the ACRL Senior Program Officer with questions.
9.6 Budget
Estimates should be made for the following items in the program budget: handouts, speakers' expenses and honoraria, and any special equipment a non-librarian speaker might require. Costs to be considered for handouts may include such things as: photocopying, mailing to conference site, etc.
9.6.1 Speaker costs
ALA does not pay expenses, honoraria, or conference registration to librarians living in North America or ALA members who participate in Annual Conference programs. International speakers, as well as nonmember, non-librarian speakers, are eligible for complimentary conference registrations. All program speakers must attend the program onsite; virtual speaker participation is not supported.
9.6.2 Honoraria and expenses
Librarians: Librarian speakers are not eligible to receive honoraria and reimbursement for travel expenses. A librarian is anyone who holds an MLS or equivalent degree, or who works in the field of library and information science, including faculty in schools of library and information science. Librarian speakers can be reimbursed for copying expenses in connection with program handouts.
Non-librarians: Any non-librarian speaker who is not an ALA member may receive honoraria, reimbursement for travel and duplication of handout expenses, and complimentary conference registration.
Speakers honoraria for presentations at an ACRL unit's Annual Conference program are established at a maximum of $1,000 and must be agreed upon in advance by the program planners and ACRL staff before discussing it with speakers.
(Source: ACRL Board, June 2004)
9.6.3 Estimating costs
While the actual costs for various services and resources for a conference program will vary from city to city depending on the type of program and type of speakers chosen, there are some industry standards that can be used to recommend a fairly accurate program budget. In planning your program budget, use the following estimated costs:
- Transportation—roundtrip airfare $450. ALA reimburses at coach fare only. Travel by automobile is reimbursed at 58¢ per mile, but can not exceed the cost of coach airfare. If special fares are used, reimbursement is the actual cost incurred. Transportation to and from airports is reimbursed. All airfare, train, cab, and local transportation expenses must be accompanied by an original receipt to be considered for reimbursement. Fees for parking at the airport during the time in attendance at the conference may also be reimbursed. An original receipt is required.
- Hotels, single room in a conference hotel for a maximum two nights; no incidentals -$200 per day.
- Per diem (meals)—$50 per day (ALA rate).
- Photocopying for handouts—$0.08 per page.
Conference program planners should inform speakers who require housing that:
- ALA pays for the room and tax only. Incidentals (movies, telephone, etc.) must be paid by the speaker.
- Room service or minibar service will be deducted from the per diem.
9.7 Audiovisual equipment
The ALA Conference Services budget covers costs for basic audiovisual equipment such as: computers, overhead projectors, slide projectors, microphones, etc., for requests submitted by February 28.
All programs will have a standard AC room set including computer, projector, screen, and three microphones. If your program requires more sophisticated equipment, contact the ACRL Senior Program Officer who will coordinate your equipment needs with Conference Services.
All approved programs will be audio recorded. Speakers must sign a release form and provide all presentations electronically.
9.8 Publicity
ALA and ACRL provide a number of opportunities to help you reach your targeted audience of ACRL members and academic librarians. Staff will handle the following publicity:
- ALA online preliminary program (available on the ALA conference Web site in March)
- ACRL programs web page listing
- ALA online scheduler (available in April)
- ALA Cognotes, the daily conference newspaper
- Onsite program book
Program planners are encouraged to:
- In all publicity, refer to the most current program information at http://www.ala.org/acrl/conferences.
- Publicize the program to local ACRL chapters
- Publicize the program on your unit e-mail list
- Word of mouth —Tell your colleagues
- Sections: Publicize the program in section newsletters and create a program webpage
Please note:
- Speakers can only be identified in pre-program publicity if a signed speaker agreement is on file at the ACRL office.
- Press releases may not be issued by program planners on behalf of ACRL. ACRL issues an official press release on its program offerings each spring; member planners are not authorized to do so individually.
9.8.1 After the program
Do not forget that publicity does not stop with the conclusion of the formal program. Use this opportunity to communicate the success of the program to various audiences through follow-up articles to newsletters, discussion lists, etc.
As mentioned above, each year ACRL creates a Web page dedicated to the current year's programs. In addition to listing the program title and description, ACRL encourages speakers to upload their presentations and/or materials in the ALA speaker system software so attendees can access the information. If your program creates a Web site of its own, please notify Megan Griffin, firstname.lastname@example.com, in order for ACRL to link to your page.
C&RL News is pleased to include brief summaries of your programs in the September issue. Contact David Connolly at email@example.com to obtain guidelines for reporters. These summaries are due in late July.
9.9 Guest registration
Guest registration privileges are provided to conference program speakers who are not librarians. Speaker agreements for all non-librarian speakers must be received by April 15 in order to guarantee complimentary registration for the day of their program.
9.10 Important dates
February (16 months prior) — ACRL units appoint program planning chairs. Members start planning proposal topics.
July (11 months prior) — ALA opens the program proposal site.
September — ACRL program proposals due.
October — ACRL Professional Development Committee reviews programs and budget requests.
December— Staff notifies program planners of action.
December — ACRL staff submit meeting requests for ACRL programs based on information provided in the ACRL program proposal form. Basic AV set-up requested for all programs (computer, LCD projector, screen, podium with microphone).
December - January — Program chairs identify speakers and finalize plans for their programs.
December — ALA announces program date/time assignments.
January — Planners submit preliminary program information (75 words) if changes have been made to ACRL Senior Program Officer.
Late January — Planners attend ACRL virtual meeting.
February — Final program description submitted to ACRL Senior Program Officer.
February — Program planners submit speaker information into online speaker form.
February 24 — Deadline for submitting AV requests to ALA Conference Services.
March — ACRL sends speaker agreements
Early April — Signed speaker agreement letters due to ACRL.
April — Non-librarian speaker badge requests due.
May — ALA emails audio recording agreements to speakers and moderators.
May — Deadline for requesting VIP housing for conference speakers.
Late May — Registration confirmations emailed to non-librarian speakers
Early June — Program reporter contact information due to David Connolly, email@example.com.
Annual Conference — Program planners pick up evaluation bookmarks from ACRL table in ALA office in the convention center. Conduct program.
July — Honorarium checks mailed once speaker attendance is verified by program chair.
End of July — Conference program evaluation summaries due to ACRL Senior Program Officer.
July/August — Submit requests for reimbursement of budgeted expenses to ACRL Senior Program Officer.
August 15 — Deadline for reimbursement requests (ie. speaker travel, per diem, photocopying)
9.11 No-Conflict meeting times
When scheduling meetings of a committee or section, the chair should note the all-conference no-conflict times listed in the instructions from the ACRL office. At the Annual and Midwinter conferences, section executive committee or divisional standing committee meetings should not be scheduled during the ACRL Board of Directors meetings if the committee/section has an action item before the Board or wishes to have the ACRL Board liaison attend their meetings.
9.12 Cosponsorships
ACRL encourages cosponsorship of preconferences, institutes, or workshops, but planners need to consider carefully the fiscal and legal implications of cosponsorship. When ACRL receives a request for cosponsorship from an outside organization, another ALA division or unit, or an individual or group, the following procedures should be followed. All cosponsorships that commit ACRL resources require Board approval. Requests for cosponsorship could be for workshops, institutes, conferences and preconferences, or research projects. All activities which involve ACRL cosponsorship shall be reviewed and approved by the ACRL Board of Directors or the Executive Committee (depending on time constraints).
If you are in doubt regarding any requests for cosponsorship from an outside organization, another ALA division or unit, or an individual group, please call your staff liaison.
Proposals for cosponsorship must be submitted in writing and should contain the following information about the proposed activity:
- a statement of the purposes and objectives;
- a description of the program content and level;
- an indication of the educational methods of materials to be used;
- the qualifications of the individuals presenting the program; and
- identification of other organizations involved in the program and the nature of their responsibilities, the anticipated benefits to ACRL, a proposed mechanism for evaluating program effectiveness, and a timetable for submission of evaluation to ACRL Board of Directors.
9.12.1 Cosponsorships—In Name Only of ALA programs
ACRL units may cosponsor "in name only" programs offered by other units of the American Library Association at the Annual Conference, Midwinter Meeting, or virtually. For these "in name only" sponsorships of ALA programs, Board approval is not required. "In name only" is defined as meaning that no ACRL resources, including staff time or space in ACRL publications, would be requested. "In name only" means simply that the ACRL name will be used in conjunction with the hosting unit's promotions.
9.12.2 Cosponsorships—In Name Only for programs offered by non-ALA organizations
For "in name only" cosponsorships of programs/events offered by outside organizations, a full proposal as outlined in 9.8 must be submitted to the ACRL Board of Directors. Permitting another entity to show ACRL as a cosponsor of an event can make ACRL and ALA legally liable for claims arising from the event. Claims could range from defamation and infringement to personal injury claims to disabilities act claims. If ACRL's name is used as a sponsor of the event, ACRL could be a co-defendant.
Because of this potential for liability should the Board wish to approve the cosponsorship of a program offered by an outside organization ACRL should obtain the following from the conference sponsors:
a) an indemnification from the main sponsor, in which the main sponsor agrees to pay any claims arising from the conference.
b) a written agreement which confirms that ALA has no responsibility for the costs and expenses of the conference.
9.13 Evaluations
Each unit/individual program must encourage attendees to utilize the online evaluation for the program. Evaluation reports will be shared with the PDC.
9.14 Give-Away items
At the 2008 Annual Conference, a resolution (CD #58) was passed to ensure that all give-aways are purchased from "sweatshop free" producers. If your program purchases ANY give-away items for ALA members or potential members and use outside vendors, please contact ACRL Senior Program Officer Megan Griffin with:
Names and contact information for your external vendors
A general description of what you plan to purchase (t-shirts, tote bags, pens, etc.)
ACRL will work with the ALA-APA office to contact prospective vendors to determine their "sweatshop" policies and practices so that ACRL may comply with the resolution.
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The little biotech that could
April 2012
Dr. Chiang Li is not the kind of guy you'd expect to be living on a minimum- wage salary. A graduate of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Science and Technology and Harvard Medical School, he completed his residency and fellowship at Brigham & Women's Hospital/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center before moving on to found or co-found Cyclis Pharma and Cequent Pharma, both of which were later acquired, and ArQule Oncology. Li has more than 60 inventions to his name and has translated a number of his medical innovations to patients for the treatment of cancer and other life-threatening disorders.
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Li is not some down-on-his-luck life-science casualty of a poor economy, though. Quite to the contrary, he is the founder, chairman, CEO and chief medical officer of Boston Biomedical Inc. (BBI), a private biotechnology company with a clinical-stage product pipeline targeting cancer stem cells based in Norwood, Mass. So why is he subsisting on a minimum-wage salary?
By choice.
In 2006, when Li learned that he and about 30 other employees of ArQule Inc. were on the chopping block due to a company restructuring, Li decided to take a major leap of faith. He approached ArQule's executives with a novel idea: He would form a new company that would, via an eight-month, $5 million contract with ArQule, perform the early research work that ArQule no longer wanted to handle. Li would use that $5 million to start BBI and give jobs to the nearly three-dozen employees facing layoffssaving ArQule significant costs, negative media reports and shareholder disappointment in the process.
"It truly was a win-win situation," Li tells me. "Still, the idea made sense, but no one had ever done this before," he concedes. "We were not going to be a spinoff, so there was some concern about who was going to lead the new company. I volunteered myself to lead this initiative."
BBI successfully completed its outsourcing contract with ArQule, but there were other challenges waiting in the wings. By late 2008, the economic recession hit with full force. BBI temporarily downsized its employees, but then hired them all backand to ensure that no one lost a job, Li cut his own salary down to minimum wage.
"It was a tough time to be an entrepreneur," admits Li, who lived on this meager salary for five years, until last month when the unexpected happened: Top Japanese pharma Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co. Ltd. (DSP), with whom BBI had an exclusive product option license agreement for the development of a cancer stemness inhibitor program in Japan, swooped in to acquire BBI for a cool $2.6 billion (see "Pharma pink-slippers find pot of gold, " on our cover this month).
"To be honest, we were not looking to be acquiredwe were just mainly focusing on product innovation," Li says. "But after partnering with us on BBI608, the team liked what they saw, not just from the program's data, but also with how BBI operates. Our teams collaborate so well together, so an M&A felt very natural. We came to the conclusion that teaming up with DSP was a good idea because of its resources, expertise in other areas and track record would help us accelerate this program. "
All BBI employees get to keep their jobs when the acquisition closes, and with $2.6 billion in the can, Li can probably give himself a much-deserved raisebut he laughs, "truthfully, right now I am too busy to think about getting my salary back. "
Knowing what he knows now, would Li have done anything differently?
"If I had to do this all over again, I might be more scared. If I knew that one year later, the recession would hit, I probably wouldn't do it," he admits. "But sometimes, the best solution is to take a risk. Sometimes, the risk is not taking a risk. From an executive's standpoint, I am excited because we have created a world-leading portfolio that provides a new direction for cancer stem cell treatment. From a business manager's standpoint, I'm glad things worked out so that no one was out of a job. The moral to our story is that this provides an example of what can be done."
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Near and Middle Eastern Studies in the Midst of Revolution
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The Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations Graduate Students Association of the University of Toronto invites proposals for the 16th Annual Graduate Symposium to be held on March 5-6, 2012. Since 1997, the NMCGSA Symposium has provided the opportunity for promising graduate students to share their original research with the broader scholarly community in a conference-like forum, and to publish their presentations as proceedings. By annually bringing together specialists in archaeology, history (both modern and ancient), anthropology, comparative literature, religion, philosophy, art, and political science, the symposium provides a unique opportunity for interdisciplinary discourse focused on the study of the Near and Middle East. The 2012 symposium aims to highlight this diversity in order to foster communication and exchange across disciplinary boundaries. While we encourage submissions that are related to the recent Arab Spring movements, we are nevertheless open to any variety of topics that pertain to the realm of Near and Middle Eastern Studies. We are also open to reviewing unorthodox proposals.
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In other words, the operator $P$ is analytically hypoelliptic.
However, appealing to the elliptic regularity theorem seems a bit much for the above case of an ordinary differential operator. Does anyone know a (canonical) reference for this (probably much more classical) case? I browsed through several books on differential equations but the closest I could find was in G. Folland's Fourier analysis and its applications where he mentions this fact (with just $C^\infty$ smoothness) on the top of page 344 without reference or proof.
Update: Thanks for the answers so far! While very helpful, I think I didn't make it clear what I was looking for. For an audience which may not be familiar with the theory of elliptic operators, what would be the proper way to (in one sentence plus a reference) justify that a weak solution in the case at hand is automatically real analytic? Currently, I have to make reference to a textbook on PDEs which treats elliptic regularity even though the problem for linear ODEs seems so much simpler.
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Act Now to Support Arts Education! - (May 23, 2011)
Washington, D.C. - This Wednesday May 25, the U.S. House Education and Workforce Committee will vote on a bill (HR 1891) that would eliminate the Arts in Education program at the U.S. Department of Education, along with 42 other federal education programs. The lead sponsor of the bill, Education Subcommittee Chairman Duncan Hunter (R-CA), calls the Arts in Education program "unnecessary." This bill is even more serious a threat than the annual federal funding measures, as HR 1891 would permanently strip the language out of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) that allows the Arts in Education program to be funded each year.
The Arts in Education (AIE) program at the U.S. Department of Education is the ONLY source of dedicated federal education funding to support arts education, a core academic subject of learning proven to improve schools, teaching, and student success in school, work, and life. The unique federal leadership provided through direct competitive AIE grants and national initiatives cannot be replaced by any other funding source and provides essential resources to maximize the benefits of arts education for all students. The arts have too often been shoved to the margins when our schools need them most. Don't let HR 1891 further narrow the educational opportunities of our nation's students.
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