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“We are citizens of the United States, we and our children were born there and raised in a democracy,” Sarah Mayer, mother of suspect Mordechai Mayer said.
“We are citizens of the United States. We were born there and our children were born there and raised in a democracy,” Mordechai’s mother, Sarah, said. His father, Gedalya, said the family thought they had left one democracy for another.
“They knocked on our door last night with a form saying that they are taking our son to jail for six months, without any suspicion or indictment or anything, they just took him suddenly. And now we find ourselves with our son in jail for a half a year, maybe more, we don’t know,” Gedalya said.
On Sunday, Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon ordered security forces to put under administrative detention (arrest without trial) those suspected of torching a house in Duma in a suspected “price tag” terrorist attack, which resulted in a Palestinian toddler being burned to death. Three other members of the family, including the baby’s parents and four-yearold brother, were seriously burned in the fire.
Ya’alon signed the administrative detention decree for Mayer on Tuesday night, which allows him to be detained for up to six months, after which a judge would need to renew the order.
The detainment came a day after far-right activist Meir Ettinger – the grandson of Meir Kahane, who was banned from Israeli politics before he was assassinated – was arrested for his involvement in a Jewish extremist group.
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Salonim and Mayer were arrested last month for their alleged role in the torching of the Church of the Loaves and Fishes at Kfar Nahum, but neither was indicted.
In response to Mayer’s detainment, Meretz chairwoman Zehava Gal-On took a stand against administrative detentions, saying she opposes them for both Palestinians and Jews.
Her faction proposed a bill to abolish them.
Gal-On called on the government to ensure that the police has more resources to gather evidence that can be brought to a court, as well as to stop the funding of extremist right-wing groups that support violence, while investing more in civics and democracy education.

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LVA-technology: Can authorities afford the bluff?
To combat fraud, authorities and insurance companies in the UK invested public funds in voice-based lie-detectors to discourage the public from entering false claims[i]. The deterrent effect was significant and there were substantial savings as the number of accepted claims dropped dramatically[ii]. Yet a pertinent ethical problem is that these “lie-detectors” are based on Nemesysco’s[iii] LVA-technology and there is no scientific assessment of the technology that suggests it works. The technology does not extract relevant information from the speech signal but even if it would perform correct phonetic analysis the relevance of such measurements to correctly assess the speaker’s emotional state still is at issue. Indeed the LVA-technology claims to assess the speaker’s state of mind exploring the minute traces that it leaves in speech waveform but an analysis of the LVA patent[iv] indicates that the technology falls miserably short of its suggestion of high precision analysis. All it does is counting local maxima and minima (“thorns”) within a three-samples’ running window, and a simple statistic over “plateaus” in the waveform, performed on a crudely digitized (11.025 kHz, 8-bit/sample) speech signal. In fact, the crudeness of the amplitude coding is even worse than 8-bit/sample because the signal is further “filtered” in yet another quantization step that ends up representing the amplitudes in only 85 levels (as compared to the already poor 256 levels of the 8-bit representations). There is no rationale for why counting just such thorns and plateaus, where the amplitude and time information is lost, would be meaningful and no logic principle is provided for why the subsequent operations and the thresholds involved in them would possibly lead to any valid estimate of the speaker’s mental state. The system’s estimate of the speaker’s mental state is difficult to predict because it is based on the unstable thorns and plateaus in an acoustic wave which are influenced by room acoustics, noise or anything that changes the number of thorns and plateaus. Under optimal circumstances these measures would indeed describe gross average characteristics of the speech wave but they are so crude that for any given count of thorns and plateaus there is a vast family of curves that would be interpreted by the LVA-technology as being exactly the same, although many of them would not even resemble a speech signal. This is an immediate consequence of the low information content of the analysis. It simply cannot distinguish the signals from each other. This is probably also the reason why the LVA-systems are perceived as being robust. Since they rely on highly noisy and crude measures, it is difficult to distinguish anything at all, so changes in the background noise or other spurious acoustic accidents go simply unnoticed. It is like trying to seeing the world through greasy glasses. For both the speaker and the tester this erratic behavior may easily give the impression that the system picked up something “deep” that not even the speaker knows about. Finally, “certified” personal issues the final interpretation of these “complex” instrumental results. That does not make things better. Unless the certified personal has some independent basis for the judgment, analyzing a non-valid output is simply irrelevant.
Why were not relevant questions asked from the beginning?
An intriguing aspect of all this is how come such a “technology” could be adopted by some of the British authorities. Why were not the highly competent speech scientists in the UK asked to look at this amazing technology? It would have been enough to ask one of my first grade students of Phonetics, I believe. Did not the responsible authorities suspect that Nemesysco’s promises were “too good to be true”? Is it a calculated risk of using the technology’s deterrent effect, as long as it’s lack of basis is not denounced to the public? I find it hard to believe that authorities would engage in undermining the public’s respect by engaging in such practices and it simply doesn’t make sense for me. Isn’t it predictable that someone would eventually point out the hoax? Did anyone believe that it would be possible to choke scientists’ freedom of speech or were there a hope that no one would even bother to address the issue?
I have no answer to these questions but one thing is for sure: Nemesysco’s sellers must be extremely convincing and well organized to have succeeded in this way. But of course there must also be a wide range of people willing to listen and being convinced by their arguments. From the buyer’s short-term perspective it may be easy to think that, as long as we fool people that are naïve enough to believe in this hoax, no harm is done, but isn’t it obvious that this will backfire and has the potential of eventually affect even those who are not fooled into the false belief?
the question, from both the speech-processing and the phonetic perspectives. As researcher, being paid by public funds, I also have the responsibility of denouncing that the emperor is naked. However, having said that, I have no illusions that my shouting will last long enough to prevent similar cases in the future. Even if for the moment such LVA-based devices may be removed from official uses, it is likely that the human fascination for “fantastic machines” along with the company’s effective propaganda and possible short-term benefits will soon override my efforts to inform the public. That is worrying but just a part of reality that I have to live with. These devices are not cheap and it will take much courage for the people who invested in them to recognize that they just wasted their money.
Meanwhile I would say that it is urgent that authorities, who publicly have praised these devices, take prompt and courageous action to admit that the investment was a mistake. When it becomes known that the LVA-technology does not produce relevant results the public’s confidence on the authorities will be deeply damaged. Professionally conducted structured interviews of (randomly) selected customers will do a far better and responsible job than Nemesysco “lie-detectors”. LVA-technology may be acceptable for entertainment, but not for serious applications influencing people’s lives.
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Professors I. Baker, B. Cushman-Roisin, G. Cybenko, E. Garmire, T. U. Gerngross, R. J. Graves, J. J. Helble, W. Lotko, D. R. Lynch, L. R. Lynd, K. D. Paulsen, B. W. Pogue, L. R. Ray, E. Santos Jr., E. M. Schulson, S. Taylor; Professors Emeriti A. O. Converse, C. E. Hutchinson, F. E. Kennedy, H. J. Richter, B. U. O. Sonnerup, G. B. Wallis; Associate Professors H. J. Frost, E. W. Hansen, M. Q. Phan, C. R. Sullivan, B. S. Trembly; Assistant Professors M. E. Ackerman, M. E. Borsuk, S. G. Diamond, K. E. Griswold, J. Liu, K. Odame, R. Olfati-Saber; Senior Lecturers J. P. Collier, P. J. Hoopes, R. C. Lasky, C. G. Levey, S. P. McGrath, V. F. Petrenko, P. J. Robbie, J. M. Rosen, S. G. Shepherd; Lecturers V. H. Berk, D. C. Cullen, E. Fossum, K. Hoyt, M. S. Laser, V. V. May, S. O. Peterson, F. Shubitidze, D.W. Van Citters, L. Wissel.
The undergraduate Engineering Sciences major leads to an A.B. degree. It pro-vides engineering students with a common core of Science and Engineering Sciences courses. Interest in the various branches of engineering is accommodated through electives and usually through additional study leading to a Bachelor of Engineering or higher degree. For those students considering careers in such diverse fields as medicine, management, or law, the Engineering Sciences major enables them to better understand our increasingly technological society.
Students interested in a career in Engineering should plan on completing the Bachelor of Engineering or Master’s program. The Bachelor of Engineering degree program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012 - telephone (410) 347-7700; it is equivalent in technical content to the Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering offered at many other universities but is broader in scope. It requires 10 courses in Natural Science, Mathematics, and Engineering beyond the requirements of the major in Engineering Sciences, and typically requires up to three terms in residence beyond the 12 terms required for the A.B. degree. Students who enter Dartmouth with advanced standing may be able to complete the B.E. at the same time as the A.B. (i.e., in four years).
The graduate degrees are differentiated according to function. For those interested in design, professional practice, and engineering management, the M.E.M. degree is offered; for those interested primarily in research, the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Additionally a joint M.D./Ph.D. program is offered in conjunction with the Dartmouth Medical School and a joint M.E.M./M.B.A. program with the Tuck School of Business. The Thayer School Guide to Programs and Courses should be consulted for detailed information on all graduate programs (B.E. and above).
Several engineering sciences courses have few or no prerequisites and may be taken by first-year students exploring a potential interest in the major, or by non-majors seeking to broaden their education with the study of technology. These courses include Engineering Sciences 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 21, 31, 37, and 51.
Undergraduate courses up to Engineering Sciences 86 satisfy the Technology and Applied Sciences distributive requirements (TAS). Some also satisfy the distributive laboratory requirement (TLA). For those students interested in an introduction to technology and applied sciences one of the courses Engineering Sciences 1 through 13 is recommended.
The sequential nature of the Engineering Sciences curriculum, and the possibilities for developing modified majors with other departments require that students plan their study programs well in advance. Assistance in planning programs may be obtained from an engineering faculty advisor.
All first-year students interested in the sciences should take the placement test in mathematics. The prerequisite courses for the Engineering Sciences major are Mathematics 3, 8, 13, Physics 13, 14, plus Engineering Sciences 20 and Chemistry 5. Computer Science 5 can be substituted for Engineering Sciences 20. For students prepared for advanced placement in Calculus it is advisable to take the sequence, Mathematics 8 and 13, or Mathematics 11.
Unless otherwise prohibited, prerequisites for the major may be taken under the Non-Recording Option. No more than two transfer courses may be used for credit in the major.
1. Engineering Sciences 21, 22, and 23 are required.
2. Two from Engineering Sciences 24, 25, 26, and 27.
3. Two from Engineering Sciences 31 or 32; 33 or 34; 35 or 36; or 37.
Two additional courses are required.
4. One elective in Engineering Science.
5. One elective in Engineering Science, mathematics or a science course.
A Culminating Experience in Engineering Sciences is required. This can be taken instead of one of the electives or as an additional course. The culminating experience may be: a project or a thesis, Engineering Sciences 86, 88 or 89 (formerly 190) (Engineering Sciences 89 (formerly 190) must be taken as part of the two-course design sequence Engineering Sciences 89/90 (formerly190/290); or an advanced engineering sciences course with a significant design or research project, normally taken in the senior year, chosen from an approved list. Consult the Engineering Sciences Department for the most recent list.
Only Engineering Sciences courses numbered above 20 (excluding 80 and 87) may be counted as electives in the major.
Students seeking to complete the A.B. and B.E. degrees concurrently should note that Engineering Sciences 89 (formerly 190) may also be counted toward requirements for the B.E. program.
Satisfactory completion of the major requires a grade point average of 2.0 in the courses suitable for satisfying the major (other than those prerequisite to the major). The same criterion holds for both courses in a modified major and those in a minor.
The courses in the third tier of the core Engineering Sciences (31-37) serve as introductions to different areas of engineering. These courses and other electives are offered to allow students to shape their programs to reflect interests in one of the usual branches of engineering or in accordance with their own special interests. In Mechanical Engineering, the normal third tier core courses and electives are Engineering Sciences 33, 34 and 76; in Electrical Engineering, Engineering Sciences 31, 32, 61 and 62; in Computer Engineering, Engineering Sciences 31, 62, 63 (see also modified major below); in Environmental Engineering, Engineering Sciences 37, 41, 42 and 43 (see also modified major below); in Materials Science, Engineering Sciences 33 and 73; in Chemical Engineering, Engineering Sciences 34, 35, 36 and 37 (see also modified major below); in Biomedical Engineering, Engineering Sciences 35 and 56. Students interested in Chemical Engineering are advised to elect Chemistry 6, 57, and 61 in addition to their engineering courses, and to consult Professor Lynd in formulating their program.
The biomedical engineering major is offered to students interested in either medical school or graduate studies in biomedical engineering. Faculty from Thayer School and Dartmouth Medical School jointly advise the research projects.
Prerequisites are Mathematics 3, 8, 13, Physics 13, 14, Chemistry 5-6 or 10, plus Engineering Sciences 20 and Biology 11. Computer Science 5 can be substituted for Engineering Sciences 20.
The biomedical engineering major consists of five engineering science courses, Engineering Sciences 21 and 22, one additional core course chosen from Engineering Sciences 23, 24, 25, 26 or 27, one gateway course chosen from Engineering Sciences 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 or 36 and Engineering Sciences 56 or one additional course chosen from Engineering Sciences 23, 24, 25 or 26; four biology and chemistry courses, two from Biology 12, 13, 14 and Chemistry 51-52 or 57-58 and one biochemistry or engineering science elective* chosen from Biology 40 or Chemistry 41, or an engineering science course numbered 23 or above.
A culminating experience is required. It may be an independent project or honors thesis, Engineering Sciences 86 or 88, or one of the following courses in biotechnology or biomedical engineering, Engineering Sciences 160, 161, 162, 165 or 167.
* Effective with the Class of 2011, students wishing to pursue the BE degree are advised to choose an Engineering Sciences course as their elective.
Prerequisites are Mathematics 3, 8 and 13, and Physics 13 (or Physics 3 and 4), and 14. The required courses are Engineering Sciences 20 (or Computer Science 5), 21, 22 and two Engineering Sciences undergraduate courses numbered above 20 (excluding 80 and 87). Students should note that some Engineering Sciences courses require prerequisites in addition to those noted. No engineering sciences course above 20 may be taken under the Non-Recording Option.
Prerequisites are Mathematics 3 and 8, and Physics 13 or Physics 3 and 4. The required courses are four Engineering Sciences courses numbered above 20 (excluding 87), to include Engineering Science 21 or 22, or both. Students should note that many Engineering Sciences courses, including Engineering Sciences 22, require prerequisites in addition to Mathematics 8 and Physics 13. No engineering sciences course above 20 may be taken under the Non-Recording Option.
The minor in Materials Science is sponsored by faculty in Chemistry, Physics and Engineering with an interest in interdisciplinary education and research in materials science.
The Department of Engineering Sciences and the Department of Physics and Astronomy offer a major in Engineering Physics. This major features a 5/5 split in courses, unlike a modified major which requires six courses from one field and four from the other.
The Engineering Physics major is a ten-course program consisting of three Engineering Sciences core courses (Engineering Sciences 22, 23, 24); three Physics core courses (Physics 19, 24, 43 [Students taking Physics 15 and 16 should substitute a third physics elective for Physics 19]); and four electives, two from each department. Two electives must be selected from the following list: Engineering Sciences 25, 33, 34; Physics 42, 68, 91; Physics 73 or Engineering Sciences 131; Physics 66 or Engineering Sciences 120; Physics 44 or Engineering Sciences 140. The other two electives* may be courses from the Engineering Sciences Department (numbered above 20, excluding Engineering Sciences 80 and 87) or courses from the Physics and Astronomy Department which fulfill the straight physics major.
A culminating experience is required in the major which can be taken instead of one of the electives above. It must be one of the following: a project or a thesis, Engineering Sciences 86, 88 or 190 (Engineering Sciences 89 (formerly 190)** must be taken as part of the two-course design sequence Engineering Sciences 89/90 (formerly 190/290); or an advanced engineering sciences course with a significant design or research project, normally taken in the senior year, chosen from an approved list. Consult the Engineering Sciences Department for the most recent list) or Physics 68, 72, 73, 74, 76, 82, 87, including the senior honors thesis option.
All major programs require an average GPA of 2.0 in all courses counted toward the major, including prerequisites.
For more information contact Professor Hudson (Physics and Astronomy) or Professors Lotko or Levey (Engineering Sciences).
** Prior to enrollment in ENGS 89 (formerly 190), at least six engineering sciences courses must be completed; Engineering Sciences 21 plus five additional courses numbered 22 to 76.
Diverse interests of students have, in the past, led to the construction of Engineering Sciences majors modified by courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, computer sciences, physics, art, economics, or environmental studies.
The following specific modified majors have been established.
3. for the biology portion: Biology 13, plus three courses elected from Biology 34, 35, 37, 42, 43, 45, 46, 61, 65, or 71 or Chemistry 51 or 57.
Students interested in the modified major with Biology should contact Professor Lynd.
2. for the Engineering Sciences portion: Engineering Sciences 22, 25 and 36 plus three courses elected from the following: Engineering Sciences 21, 23, 24, 26, 33, 34, 35, 37, 52, 91, 156, 158 (Engineering Sciences 91, 156 and 158 also satisfy the culminating experience requirement, see below.) Not more than two from 21, 35 and 37 may be counted toward the major.
3. for the Chemistry portion: Chemistry 51 or 57 and 75 plus two courses elected from Chemistry 41, 52 or 58, 63, 64, 67, 76.
4. the modified major must also include a culminating experience, which may be a project or a thesis, Engineering Sciences 86, 88 or 90 (formerly 190) (Engineering Sciences 89 (formerly 190) must be taken as part of the two-course design sequence Engineering Sciences 89/90 (formerly 190/290); or an advanced engineering sciences course with a significant design or research project, normally taken in the senior year, chosen from an approved list. Consult the Engineering Sciences Department for the most recent list.
Students interested in the modified major with Chemistry should contact Professor Lynd.
1. as prerequisites: Mathematics 3, 8, and 13; Computer Science 5; Computer Science 8, 15 or 18 (Computer Science 15 and 18 are no longer offered, can be used as prerequisites by students who took them previously); Physics 13 and 14; and Chemistry 5.
2. for the modified major required courses include: Engineering Sciences 22, 27 31, Computer Science 23, plus Engineering Sciences 23 or 24.
3. for the modified major, breadth options include: a total of five courses from Groups A, B, and C with at least one course from each of the groups and three of the courses must be Computer Science courses; Group A includes Engineering Sciences 32, 62, 63, Computer Science 37; Group B includes Engineering Sciences 26, 68, 92 (Engineering Sciences 63 and 92 also satisfy the culminating experience requirement, see below), Computer Science 78; Group C includes Engineering Sciences 91, Computer Science 25, 52, 58.
4. the modified major must also include a culminating experience, which may be a project or a thesis, Engineering Sciences 86, 88 or 89 (formerly 190) (Engineering Sciences 89 (formerly 190) must be taken as part of the two-course design sequence Engineering Sciences 89/90 (formerly 190/290); or an advanced engineering sciences course with a significant design or research project, normally taken in the senior year, chosen from an approved list. Consult the Engineering Sciences Department for the most recent list.
Students interested in the modified major with Computer Science should con-tact Professor Cybenko.
3. for the Earth Sciences portion: Four Earth Sciences courses, numbered above 10.
Students interested in the modified major with Earth Sciences should contact Professor Schulson.
2. for the Engineering Sciences portion: Engineering Sciences 22, 25, 37 and three of the following: Engineering Sciences 27, 34, 35, 36, 41, 43, 44, 52, 171, 172, with at least two courses from among 41, 43, 44.
3. for the Environmental Sciences portion: four courses from the following list, with at least two courses from one department. Biological Sciences 21 or 51 (but not both), 22, 25, 53 (formerly 23); Chemistry 51, 63; Earth Sciences 16 (formerly 26), 65, 66, 71, 76; Environmental Studies 12, 20, 25, 55, 79. Additional requirements: Chemistry 51 is permitted only as a prerequisite to Chemistry 63.
Students interested in the modified major with Environmental Sciences should contact Professor Cushman-Roisin.
3. for the Economics portion: two courses among Economics 20, 21, 22, and a two-course sequence in Money and Finance (Economics 26 and 36), Industrial Organization (Economics 25 and 45), or (Economics 25 and 35), or International Trade (Economics 29 and 39).
1. as prerequisites: Mathematics 3, 8 and 13; Physics 13 and 14; Engineering Sciences 20 or Computer Science 5; Chemistry 5; a course in statistical data analysis, such as Economics 10, Sociology 10, or Mathematics 10.
2. for the Engineering Sciences portion: Engineering Sciences 21 and 22, plus one course selected from Engineering Sciences 23-27, one course selected from Engineering Sciences 31-37, one course selected from Engineering Sciences 41, 43, 44, 51, 52, 56 and one Engineering Sciences course numbered above 20.
3. for the Public Policy portion: Public Policy 5, plus at least one Public Policy methods course, such as: Public Policy 40-48 or Economics 20, and at least one course from a policy track. These are typically mid-level courses in Public Policy or related departments, and cannot include Engineering Sciences courses. Possible tracks include: Environment and Public Policy; Health and Public Policy; Natural resources and Public Policy; and Science/technology and Public Policy. The Rockefeller Center maintains a list of suggested offerings in these areas.
Students interested in the modified major with Public Policy should contact Professor Helble.
3. for the studio art portion: Studio Art 15 and 16, plus two upper level studio art courses.
Students interested in the modified major with Studio Art should contact Professor Robbie.
Normally, other modified major programs will contain at least three of the following Engineering Sciences core courses: 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 or 37 (plus two Engineering Sciences electives.) The modified major must also include a culminating experience; this can be taken instead of one of the electives or as an additional course. The culminating experience may be: a project or a thesis, Engineering Sciences 86, 88 or 89 (formerly 190) (Engineering Sciences 89 (formerly 190) must be taken as part of the two-course design sequence Engineering Sciences 89/90 (formerly 190/290); or an advanced engineering sciences course with a significant design or research project, normally taken in the senior year, chosen from an approved list. Consult the Engineering Sciences Department for the most recent list. A coherent program of study with a substantial engineering content but not including all or any of the above courses may be approved (by the Department Chair) as a modified major based in another department, or as a special major.
All modified Engineering Sciences majors must be approved by the Chair of the Engineering Sciences Department.
During their junior or senior year, students may apply for admission to the Hon-ors Program in Engineering Sciences. The application must be filed no earlier than the second week of the fall term in the junior year and no later than the second week of the winter term in the senior year. Con-tact the Chair of the Engineering Sciences Department for details. Admission to the Honors Program may be granted to those students who have attained an overall grade point average of 3.0, and a grade point average of 3.33 in the major.
The main requirement of the Honors Program is the completion of an honors project. The project, a creative activity suitable to the major subject, is not restricted to experimental work but can equally take the form of a theoretical investigation. Much of the development of the honors project will normally take place within the framework of Engineering Sciences 88, the Honors Thesis. (Engineering Sciences 88 also fulfills the requirement for a culminating experience in the major.) Upon completion of the project, the student will submit a written thesis and give an oral presentation. Those students who satisfactorily complete the Honors Program with a ‘B+’ average or better and have a grade point average of 3.3 or higher in the major at the time of graduation, will earn Honors recognition in the major. High Honors will be granted to those students who, in addition, have taken two engineering science courses beyond those required for the major (excluding courses under 20), have attained a grade point average of 3.50 in all engineering courses, and have completed outstanding independent work. A vote of the Department is also required prior to awarding High Honors. Students may begin their project the previous term by enrolling in Engineering Science 87, Undergraduate Investigations. An interim evaluation of honors students will be made after one term and continuation will be recommended for those students whose work demonstrates the capacity for satisfactory (B+) work. Students who satisfactorily complete the Honors Program will have entered on their permanent record Honors in Engineering Sciences, or High Honors in Engineering Sciences.
Many students majoring in engineering sciences enter Dartmouth College with course credits, proficiencies, or both, in a number of subjects resulting from exceptional preparation in high school. As a result, these students have increased elective freedom in choosing courses to satisfy their A.B. requirements.
The 100- and 200-level Engineering and Engineering Sciences courses described in this bulletin can be used to satisfy the A.B. degree requirements.
Election of 100- and 200-level Engineering and Engineering Sciences courses in excess of the undergraduate requirements for the major and for admission to any of Thayer’s post-A.B. programs will permit a student to be admitted to the Thayer School with advanced standing. Depending upon the number of elective opportunities, significant reduction in the time required to complete Thayer School’s graduate degree programs is possible.
The Faculty of the Thayer School believes that the education of all graduate students should include reasonable breadth in the areas of applied mathematics and engineering.
1. The requirement is nine approved graduate-level courses, five of which must be engineering courses. For students whose prior preparation is an accredited B.S. or B.E. in Engineering, or equivalent, the requirement is six graduate-level courses beyond those required for the B.S.
c. Minimum of three courses in engineering depth.
3. A thesis approved by the student’s graduate committee and the faculty, demonstrating the ability to do research and contribute to the field.
4. An oral defense of the thesis.
A faculty advisor will be appointed for each candidate to aid in developing his or her program. The individual course of study must be submitted to, and be approved by, the Thayer School Graduate Committee, during the student’s first term of residency. The thesis must be approved by a thesis committee. The thesis committee generally consists of three faculty members from the student’s department/program of study (including the thesis advisor). One of the three may be from outside the department/program, but this is not a requirement. Copyright to theses will be held by the Trustees of Dartmouth College.
For students recommended for the award of the M.S. degree, the faculty may also recommend the award of the B.E. degree if a substantial portion of the student’s undergraduate program was taken at Dartmouth or in one of its official exchange programs and, if in meeting M.S. requirements, the ABET criteria for the award of the B.E. are also satisfied. Students wishing to take advantage of this opportunity should plan their M.S. programs appropriately. At least one term prior to the scheduled M.S. thesis defense, the B.E./M.S. candidate submits a Bachelor of Engineering program plan approved by both their advisor and the Director of the Bachelor of Engineering program to the Registrar.
The M.S./M.D. program is offered by the Thayer School of Engineering and Dartmouth Medical School and is designed for individuals intending to pursue clinical practice but with an interest in developing research skills in a related engineering area. It is also well suited for individuals interested in developing better understanding of imaging and other technologies they will employ as practicing physicians. The program provides M.D. students with a funded research experience in engineering that is expected to lead to research publication as well as provide practical engineering design and analysis experience.
Individuals holding an undergraduate degree in engineering and meeting the entrance requirements of each school are eligible to apply. Application must be made to each school separately.
Candidates are M.D. students who apply to the Thayer School for admission in their first, second or third year of medical school. Studies for the Thayer M.S. will be carried out in the fourth and part of the fifth year.
For specific program requirements, please consult the Thayer Guide to Programs and Courses or the Thayer website at: http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/.
b. annual participation in the Research-in-Progress Workshop, for which each Candidate in residence presents his or her individual research progress.
5. Professional competence in resource development for a research project or technology startup enterprise, as demonstrated by completion of a competitive research proposal or business plan for a technology startup company. The proposal or business plan may be developed either independently or as part of the Competitive Proposal Workshop.
d. public oral presentation and defense of the dissertation.
Thayer School offers a Ph.D. Program in Innovation, which supplements the student’s engineering research with specific coursework and practice in applying entrepreneurial skills to move research discoveries to market. Students in the Program in Innovation meet all requirements for admission to candidacy and full admission to the Ph.D. program, including passing an oral qualifying examination and defending a Ph.D. thesis proposal. Specific requirements for the candidates in the Program in Innovation can be found in the Thayer School Guide to Programs and Courses.
Thayer School of Engineering and the Dartmouth Medical School offer an M.D./Ph.D. program in biomedical engineering. Students must apply to the Medical School, indicating their interest in the joint program. The requirements for the Ph.D. portion of the program are modified to permit a more efficient completion of the dual degree program.
A student may begin by first pursuing two years of study in basic science at the Medical School. Enrollment in Thayer School for two years follows, during which the student would take courses, qualify for Ph.D. candidacy, pass the oral examination, and initiate dissertation research. Alternately, some students prefer to satisfy basic Ph.D. requirements before starting medical school. The research would then be continued in concert with years 3 and 4 of the M.D. program (the clinical years), especially during year 4 where dissertation research would be counted as elective courses toward the M.D. Both degrees are awarded simultaneously after typically 6 to 6 1/2 years of study.
1. Residence at Thayer School for a minimum of five terms after the Bachelor’s degree, at least one of which occur after successful completion of the Oral Examination. Residence requires three terms of participation in the weekly Thayer Seminar on Applied Science and Technology.
2. Technical proficiency in principles and methods of engineering, applied science, and applied mathematics underlying the anticipated thesis research, as evidenced by performance on an oral qualifying examination. The examination covers at least three fundamental areas selected by the Candidate in consultation with his or her special advisory committee and approved by the graduate program committee.
4. Specialization with mastery at an advanced level of the body of knowledge pertaining to the Candidate’s chosen area of research, as demonstrated by the successful oral defense of a thesis proposal, and by completion of a program of study approved by the M.D./Ph.D. Biomedical Engineering Committee. The extent and content of this program are designed to meet the individual interests and needs of the Candidate.
b. a dissertation of professional quality certified by the Candidate’s thesis committee. The Thesis Committee consists of a minimum of three full-time faculty members from the student’s department/program of study (including the thesis advisor) and one with an appointment outside the department/program, preferably outside of Dartmouth.
A Ph.D. in computer science is offered by the graduate program in Computer Science, including some Thayer School faculty. See section entitled Computer Science for details.
 Effective with the Class of 2011, students wishing to pursue the BE degree are advised to choose an Engineering Sciences course as their elective.
 Effective with the Class of 2011, students wishing to pursue the BE degree are advised to choose an Engineering Sciences course as their elective, and to choose Engineering Sciences 165 for their culminating experience.
 Prior to enrollment in ENGS 89 (formerly 190), at least six engineering sciences courses must be completed; Engineering Sciences 21 plus five additional courses numbered 22 to 76.
 ENGS 91, ENGS 92, ENGS 93 (formerly 103), ENGS 100, ENGS 104, ENGS 105, ENGS 106, ENGS 200, ENGS 202, ENGS 205.
 The oral examination, procedures for demonstrating technical breadth, thesis proposal, and work-shop to facilitate development of a competitive research proposal or business plan are described in more detail in the Thayer School Guide to Programs and Courses.
 The oral examination, procedures for demonstrating technical breadth, and thesis proposal are described in more detail in the Thayer School Guide to Programs and Courses.


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Senate President Bukola Saraki says he is not losing sleep over the plot by the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to impeach him in office.
The APC has repeatedly called on the nation number three citizen to resign or be removed from office over his decision to join the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
However, speaking with journalists after meeting with the governor of Delta state, Ifeanyi Okowa, on Saturday, Saraki said those seeking to oust him are “engaging in cheap blackmail”.
His words: “I am not losing any sleep about impeachment. We have a country that a lot of Nigerians believe there must be rule of law, those who are talking about impeachment are engaging in cheap blackmail and I am not concerned about that,” he said.
“I made a four-page statement on why I left the APC and I made it very clear that the ideas and visions of what we expected was not realised in the areas of democracy, justice, etc.
Saraki said Delta had witnessed economic growth under Okowa and hence commended the governor.
The Senate President was accompanied by the senator representing Kogi West, Dino Melaye, and Senator Peter Nwaoboshi from Delta north.


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A compact series of plants that grow and bloom throughout the season and will last until the first frost. Perfect for helping to create spectacular hanging baskets.
Please Note: These plugs are available between weeks 10 and 16 (even numbered weeks only). If no week number is selected then week 10 will be selected as the default week.


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Video poker is a combination of slot machines and the game of Poker. Even though the game relies on the assistance of technology, it keeps true to poker. The game is a man vs. computer war. Here, the poker player is playing with the terminal rather than opposing individuals. Interestingly though, the ultimate goal stays the same.
An easy and agreeable game, electronic poker is very popular among individuals of any age. The number of video poker games in casinos has gotten bigger at a fast rate. The selection of game styles has also increased remarkably. Some casinos even have an array of video poker games on a single machine. These machines can accept more than 5 individuals at the same time. The terrific growth of online video poker games provides the player with endless choices. In fact, a lot of players like gambling against machines in place of a actual person. The impressive growth of video poker machines can be accounted to these elements.
In comparison to slot games, video poker is a little different. The bettor is required to hit the big hands to leave as a champion. 95 to one hundred percent of the money wagered is given back to the bettor in most of the video poker machines. However, there is a 5% chance of not winning the cash, which can be damaging in numerous cases. This is due to the fact that individuals are inclined not to bet on just a single hand.
A player can’t bargain on all his/her winning circumstances to be converted into cash. aside from a proper understanding of the game, the player has to build her own way to win. Even though it does not take very long to pickup the game, picking the proper machine is incredibly crucial.

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AverageBro: People I Strongly Dislike: $1 Bidders On The Price Is Right.
People I Strongly Dislike: $1 Bidders On The Price Is Right.
I don't even think I realized The Price Is Right still comes on until today, when I happened to tune in. Even though Bob's gone, the show is still just as campy as it's ever been, and even the games/contests are the same. Drew Carey lacks Bob's signature wit, but it doesn't seem to matter to the contestants, who are kooky and overcaffienated as always. I bet Sarah Palin's "Pro-America" supporters really love this show.
One thing that's pissed me off since I was a toddler sitting in front of my Grandma's floor model Sylvania was the tendency of some folks to bid $1. Even more maddening is when someone bids $1 over the highest bid, ie: $501 if the last person bid $500.
This shows not only a total and complete lack of creativity and imagination, but it's intellectually lazy, and perhaps worst of all, a sign of total and complete douchebaggery.
At least this chick didn't win, but 90% of the time, they do. And that just ain't right. Somebody needs to start a petition to make bids in increments of $25. Then I might add this show to my Tivo Season Pass, because it's just one more example why being momentarily unemployed rocks!
Uh, just make sure you bid $1 over the last guy, not under. Duh.
Question: Do you hate the $1 bids too, or is it just me?

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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South Brisbane is a city located in Queensland and his population is 60,000 inhabitants.
On this page you can consult informations about distances and roadmaps from South Brisbane to major cities and places in Australia.
Offering free parking, laundry and WiFi, Sunnybank Holiday Sanctuary is positioned in the lively heart of the Brisbane China Town shopping and restaurant precinct. Altandi teain station is just 1 km from the property. This hotel is 11.79 km from city center.
The new Quest Eight Mile Plains offers accommodation for business or leisure travellers in Brisbane. The property is set in the heart of the Brisbane Technology Park, 15 minutes' from Brisbane CBD and 29km to Brisbane Airport. This hotel is 12.91 km from city center.
Best Western Sunnybank Star Motel is located in South Brisbane, 8 minutes' drive from Westfield Garden City and a 30-minute drive from the Gold Coast Theme Parks. It offers free WiFi, an outdoor pool and free covered parking. This hotel is 12.46 km from city center.
Featuring an outdoor pool, a BBQ area and a restaurant, Darra Motel is located in Darra, a light industrial and business district of Brisbane. It offers rooms with a flat-screen TV and free cable channels. Guests enjoy limited free Wi-Fi per day. This hotel is 12.25 km from city center.
Just across the street from Sunnybank Plaza with over 130 stores, Sunnybank Hotel Brisbane offers simple motel accommodation featuring an on-site bottle shop and a bistro. The hotel offers a children's playground and karaoke facilities. This hotel is 10.96 km from city center.
Centenary Motor Inn in Brisbane provides accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a bar. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. This hotel is 11.14 km from city center.
Ideally located for sightseeing, Brisbane Holiday Village is a 15-minute drive from central Brisbane. This hotel is 12.19 km from city center.
Boasting an outdoor swimming pool, Oxley Motor Inn in Brisbane is situated 11 km from Boggo Road Gaol. With free WiFi, this 3-star motel offers a 24-hour front desk. The property has a restaurant and The Gabba - Brisbane Cricket Ground is 13 km away. This hotel is 10.59 km from city center.
Located opposite the popular Garden City Shopping Mall, this quiet hotel offers free parking, a 24-hour reception and a courtyard with outdoor seating. It offers air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen cable TV. This hotel is 11.55 km from city center.
Located in Brisbane, Queensland region, Garden City Motor Inn is situated 11 km from Boggo Road Gaol. 12 km from The Gabba - Brisbane Cricket Ground, the property is also 13 km away from South Bank Parklands. Free WiFi is included. This hotel is 11.06 km from city center.
Set on 10 acres of lovely gardens, Comfort Inn and Suites Robertson Gardens offers an outdoor pool and an onsite bar/restaurant. Guests enjoy free WiFi and rooms with a satellite TV, microwave and fridge. This hotel is 9.44 km from city center.
Situated 9 km from Boggo Road Gaol, Parkside on Marshall is located in Rocklea of Brisbane. Guests staying at this holiday home have access to free WiFi. This hotel is 8.47 km from city center.
Budget Accommodations Salisbury offers free WiFi, laundry facilities and access to a shared lounge room. The guest house is a 2-minute walk from Salisbury Train Station and 6-minute drive from Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital. This hotel is 8.27 km from city center.
Rosewall comfort is located 10 minutes' drive by car from Brisbane city centre. Free private parking is available on site. Free WiFi is provided. You will find a shared kitchen and 2 shared lounge rooms at the property. This hotel is 9.62 km from city center.
Located 12 km from Boggo Road Gaol, 12 km from Story Bridge and 13 km from The Gabba - Brisbane Cricket Ground, Luxury Home close to Sleemans, QE2 Hospital & Griffith Uni offers accommodation set in Brisbane. It provides free WiFi and a garden. This hotel is 10.42 km from city center.
Just 20 minutes’ drive from the centre of Brisbane, Mt Ommaney Hotel Apartments features an outdoor swimming pool, tennis court and à la carte restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is included. This hotel is 10.85 km from city center.
Set in Brisbane, Salisbury Hotel Motel offers a garden. This 3-star hotel offers a bar. The restaurant serves Australian cuisine. At the hotel, each room is equipped with a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. This hotel is 7.51 km from city center.
Featuring a spa bath, Graceland! 3 Bed/2 Bath/2 Car House in Mt Ommaney is located in Mount Ommaney. It features mountain views and free WiFi. This hotel is 11.01 km from city center.
This motel offers boutique-style accommodation with free parking and free cable TV. Rocklea International Motel is situated 10 km from Brisbane’s South Bank. The Gabba Cricket Ground is a 12-minute drive away. This hotel is 7.08 km from city center.
Set within 8 km of Boggo Road Gaol in Brisbane, Brisbane Central - Springwood Street Mount Gravatt offers accommodation with a flat-screen TV. All the air-conditioned units have a kitchen with a dishwasher, an oven and dining area. This hotel is 8.44 km from city center.
Situated within 5 km of Boggo Road Gaol and 6 km of The Gabba - Brisbane Cricket Ground in Brisbane, Morshead Views provides accommodation with free WiFi and flat-screen TV. This hotel is 5.98 km from city center.
Located in Brisbane, 7 km from Gabba Brisbane Cricket Ground, Mt Gravatt East Guesthouse is a 4-star bed and breakfast that has barbecue facilities and a garden. Among the various facilities are a terrace and a shared lounge. Free WiFi is offered. This hotel is 8.02 km from city center.
Located 9 km from Boggo Road Gaol, 10 km from University of Queensland - St Lucia and 10 km from The Gabba - Brisbane Cricket Ground, Spacious apartment with generous entertaining offers accommodation set in Brisbane. This hotel is 6.84 km from city center.
Featuring pool views, Koala Country, City Retreat features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool and a terrace, around 9 km from University of Queensland - St Lucia. The property, housed in a building dating from 1970, offers free WiFi. This hotel is 7.91 km from city center.
Situated 3.6 km from Boggo Road Gaol and 5 km from The Gabba - Brisbane Cricket Ground in Brisbane, Annerley central- walk to everything, home from home offers accommodation with a kitchen. This hotel is 4.62 km from city center.

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My light-bulb moment: Bitcoin Cash works!
Now we find out whether the whole thing has been worth it: I’m going to try to buy something.
My Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is burning a hole in my virtual pocket. I want to buy something. I Google for suggestions and come across something called the Bitcoin Superstore.
I’m really not sure about it. The business is registered in Florida and has only been going since January – but I decide to give it a go.
When you click on Purchase Now at the top of the page, you find that Bitcoin Superstore doesn’t actually have any products. It buys them for you from other retailers, including Amazon. You’re invited to browse on a retailer’s website and copy the web address of the item you want into a box on the Bitcoin Superstore page.
I choose the top option because I can just scan the QR code that Bitcoin Superstore has created. Now all I have to do is enter the amount in BCH and send the money to Bitcoin Superstore. Done.
Being a little cynical, I thought that would probably be the last I heard of the matter, and that someone in Florida, or someone with a hard-to-trace online connection to Florida would be the happy recipient of my hard-won BCH.
Less than 24 hours later, an Amazon package arrives on my doorstep. In it, the light bulb. Thank you Bitcoin Superstore – that’s great service!
So was it a good deal? Well, as I write, the BCH I spent is worth £5.97, so the whole thing saved me two pence compared to what I would have paid on Amazon. It could have been up or down a bit depending on currency movements but the point is that it wasn’t substantially more expensive than the cost in pounds, even with the small Bitcoin Superstore fee included.
And as you get used to it, the basic process of payment is simple – not much more than the photographing of the QR code, and the pressing of Send.
As an idea, crypto isvery different. But anyone who’s grown up in the past few decades will have experienced a series of new technologies – email, websites, social media, smartphones – that were a little clunky when they started but which users have grown to appreciate while they improved, and which they now feel they couldn’t live without. Given its potential usefulness, it’ll be surprising if the same doesn’t happen to crypto.
And funnily enough, some other light bulbs that I ordered from Amazon in the normal way didn’t turn up and I have had to spend time trying to get a refund. Crypto works!

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I have never been one to put time aside just for myself but with the stresses of everyday life, I decided to book myself in for a massage. I was a bit nervous at first as I did not know what to expect but within the first five minutes, Amanda had put me at my ease. It was good to spend some time just chatting so she knew exactly what type of massage would suit me best. The treatment itself was wonderful and my aching muscles were very relaxed. I have had a further two sessions and will continue to have regular treatments. If, like me, you are someone who has never bothered to put time aside for yourself - then do it and feel the benefits - you won't be disappointed.
I found out at 37 weeks pregnant that my baby was lying breach and that I had to have a c-section. I was extremely anxious about the operation so I went to see Amanda for NLP. Amanda made me feel very positive and confident about the operation, and I felt very relaxed going into the c-section. I am delighted to say that I have a very positive birth story to tell thanks to the treatment I received. I would recommend Amanda to anyone.
If you practise yoga then you really should attend a Thai massage session with Amanda. She complements the postures very well to increase your flexibility and, more importantly, will help to balance the flexibility left and right, something that yoga alone may take months or years to achieve.
I have had massage and reflexology sessions with Amanda and would thoroughly recommend her to anyone with a specific complaint or just for sheer indulgence! I will now be a regular visitor as I have found reflexology to be a revelation in helping me with my symptoms and urge anyone who is considering complementary therapy to give it a go - you won't be disappointed!
I have been seeing Amanda for both Reflexology and massage, both treatments of which I have found incredibly beneficial ; I definitely feel happier and more balanced since I've started seeing her. I've found Amanda a very skilled practitioner who always amazes me with her ability to accurately identify the physical problems my body is experiencing. In addition to being highly professional, Amanda is also incredibly personable; a combination that is sometimes difficult to come by! I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending her.
I booked into a 90 minute Reiki session with Amanda not knowing what to expect. I was feeling rundown from picking up all the viruses and colds that constantly go around. I really wanted a massage but opted for Reiki instead to give it a try. It was one of the best experiences I've had; I came out of the session rosy-cheeked, feeling light and new. Reiki is a full energetic massage that shifts and unblocks energy blocks in a very different way, so beautiful! I am addicted and treat my Self to a Reiki session with Amanda every month.
I have been to see Amanda for several Therapeutic Massages and a Thai Massage and always come out feeling relaxed and full of energy for the days following it. Whether I am looking to unwind or sort out various aches and pains from all the sports I do, Amanda always has the ability to 'fix' me. I recommended Amanda to a friend, they said it was the best massage they had ever had!
There are only a few Thai massage therapists around, and it is fortunate that Amanda is one. If, like me, you struggle with some yoga asanas but are not motivated to practise more than two yoga sessions per week (they say the optimum is 3 times a week), an hour and a half with Amanda is a probably a pretty fair bet, short of jetting off to Bangkok!
I have now had 8 or 9 Reflexology sessions with Amanda and can honestly say that the improved feeling of well-being is amazing. I am still amazed at how accurately Amanda can tell how my body and general system is from the work she does during Reflexology. I am a hard person to convince on the benefits from this type of session but am now a believer.
Amanda's Thai massage was my first experience of this powerful form of massage and I absolutely loved it. She freed the chronic tight muscles in my neck. By the end of this blissful experience I was invigorated from head to toe, glowing all over!!
I would definitely recommend a treatment with Amanda. Her professionalism, care and attention to detail really made for the best 90 minute massage I've had.
I had a beautiful 60 minute facial massage with Amanda using aromatherapy oils. After a brief consultation to see how I felt, she recommended 3 different aromatherapy oils for the massage. It was such a treat and an escape away from daily life. I highly recommend Amanda for massage; as you step into her therapy room, you're instantly taken out of day-to-day living into a calm and peaceful mental and physical place.
I have had several therapeutic massages with Amanda to treat bad back pain due to a build up of tension and emotional stress. After each treatment I feel much lighter both physically and mentally, and the feeling lasts for days. I was also given great after care advice to help maintain the results of my treatment. Regular massages with Amanda are helping me deal more effectively with my day to day stress; she is truly the best therapist I have ever come across.
I have been seeing Amanda for therapeutic massage for the past few months. As well as relief from pain I have found the massage sessions reduce my anxiety levels and help to keep me stress free for longer periods. I would recommend a session with Amanda to anyone experiencing pain of some form and to someone just looking for some relaxation. Amanda combines a calm, relaxing atmosphere with a superior massage ability to make each session a great experience.
Pregnancy Reflexology with Amanda was absolute bliss throughout my pregnancy. I initially went to maintain my overall health but it soon became apparent there were many more benefits. It was great for relaxation, helping my digestion, easing aches and pains particularly in my back, throughout the pregnancy. I always felt energised and calm after a session with Amanda which was wonderful in the latter stages of pregnancy. I would highly recommend it for any ailments you have whilst pregnant or just to help you relax and enjoy some 'me time'.
Reiki with Amanda is very calm and relaxing, the atmosphere is therapeutic and Amanda never rushed a session. I see a massive improvement in my energy flow shortly after I have had a Reiki session and can feel the re-balancing of my body. On my way home I look forward to the next appointment coming around and would urge everyone to give Reiki a go.
I have been treating myself to 90 minute sessions with Amanda, which is absolute bliss. Her massages are great and she has really opened my eyes to Reiki. I was a little sceptical about Reiki to start with but am very glad I tried it - it is extremely relaxing. Amanda is always so cheerful and pleasant too, it's uplifting to see her.
I always feel energised and renewed after a treatment with Amanda. During my regular massages she always finds the root of my tension and tightness and gently eases it away. I float out of the session and feel a greater sense of wellbeing for days afterwards. I have no hesitation in recommending Amanda to anybody who wants to experience massage at its best.
Having tried to ease my symptoms of sciatica for over a year, I eventually saw Amanda for a massage/reflexology treatment. Within 90 minutes my pain was almost gone, unbelievable!! Amanda always manages to relax my back and seems to have an amazing capacity to know exactly where it hurts, without me telling her. I would highly recommend her to anyone seeking pain relief, or just a very relaxing experience.
Thai massage is the best way ever to feel really stretched out, wonderfully relaxed and 2 inches taller. Amanda is the best therapist in town.
Booking a treatment with Amanda is like booking a five star holiday to the sun - you can't wait to get there, you get to unwind completely when you arrive and you never want it to end. I rotate between treatments depending on how I feel, and Amanda adapts to what I need, never failing to relax the body and calm the mind.
I have been a great fan of complementary therapies for many years, but had neglected to give myself a treat on a regular basis more recently until I started seeing Amanda. I initially booked massages, but a previous experience of Reiki made me want to try this with Amanda, and I can honestly say that the professionalism and dedication of this experience instilled in me to never disregard this treatment again!! We all have busy, stressful lives, but making some time for self is important and Amanda provides just the tonic!
Amanda is extremely talented in her areas of expertise. I would recommend her to everyone. Amanda is a treasure who is there to be found by anyone needing help with stiffness, stress, and healing of many types. I feel very fortunate to know Amanda and to have benefited from her help.
I have been fortunate to experience many of Amanda's treatments. On all occasions it has been such a relaxing pleasure. Amanda has the ability to recognise deep emotional tension as well as muscular tension and ensures that treatment looks at both the short and long term needs of the body. I have recommended Amanda to friends who now also attend on a regular basis and who also pass on recommendations to others. Amanda brings a high degree of both integrity and professionalism to the service that she offers and my only wish would be to be able to visit on a weekly rather than monthly basis.
I first visited Amanda around 14 months ago for massage to relieve upper back pain, which had been caused by stress. Amanda introduced me to Reiki, which I was somewhat unsure of, but I needn't have been; the benefits that I have received from it are totally amazing and my quality of life has improved tenfold, both physically and mentally. I now have a much brighter, positive outlook on life and I would highly recommend Amanda as she is very caring and extremely professional.
Amanda was recommended to me over a year and a half ago. Since then, I have ensured that I see her regularly for Reiki and reflexology. With Amanda's intuitive nature, skilled technique and wealth of experience, she has assisted me in overcoming a number of emotional and physical difficulties. I have also had several back & shoulder massages, all of which have left me feeling wonderfully supple, relaxed and balanced. She is undoubtedly a very gifted practitioner as well as an exceptionally interesting, kind, caring and understanding person. I have recommended Amanda to numerous friends and colleagues, all of whom share very similar views on her competence, professionalism and integrity.
Amanda is extremely professional, friendly and accomplished. I have a stressful job and after an hour with Amanda she has managed to de-stress my body and de-clutter my brain. I always come out of my treatment feeling like a new person, so calm and relaxed!
Amanda was recommended to me by a friend as I suffer from lower back pain. My back is much improved, but through Reiki and reflexology sessions my whole wellbeing is better and stress levels reduced. I do not understand how Reiki works, but it is fantastic; and so is Amanda!
Amanda's massages are fantastic and when I was pregnant I treated myself to a block of 6, which really helped relax me in the run up to the birth. Amanda also did some NLP work with me the day before I gave birth (as it turned out!) which focused on it being a positive experience. I had a really good, drug free and short labour and I am convinced that the visualisation work helped with that. I have recommended Amanda to all my friends!
I was recommended to go to Amanda by a friend who raved about her massages. I went to Amanda every three weeks during my pregnancy for massage and reflexology, and had a fantastic pregnancy. I attribute my good health to Amanda's treatments, and I doubt that I would have had a pregnancy free of morning sickness without the reflexology treatments I received from her!
I have been getting treatments from Amanda for about 2 years. I have a lovely relaxing 90 mins back massage and Reiki treatment. I hadn't tried Reiki before and find it does a lot to calm my busy head. Amanda knows her stuff and has a relaxed and easy manner whist being professional and approachable.
Thai Yoga massage is the most freeing experience I have ever had, Amanda is amazing at gently working with yoga postures, moving you deeper into them to help free tension and tightness. Reiki took me deep into a place of calm and peace. I left both sessions feeling wonderful, relaxed and in a totally new place, I would highly recommend both therapies to anyone.
Amanda is the best massage therapist I have found in Edinburgh. Her treatments during my pregnancy were wonderful. They really help me to relax and ease my pains. Pre-birth reflexology was very helpful. My daughter was born the next day and the labour was very quick and easy. I am seeing Amanda on a regular basis now to ease my back and shoulder pains and migraines. I have recommended Amanda to few of my friends and all of them are extremely happy with her and keep coming back.
Having had regular reflexology sessions with Amanda prior to becoming pregnant I found many benefits in continuing treatment during my pregnancy. In the final few weeks of the pregnancy I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes meaning I would no longer be able to follow my original home birth plan and have to go into hospital for constant monitoring and possible medical induction the thought of which caused me much distress. At this stage I had a session on NLP and reflexology combined which really helped things progress naturally, the baby arrived without the need for medical induction or intervention, I am convinced that the treatment helped me achieve the drug free and calm birth experience I was hoping for, it really built on and complimented my hypnobirthing training and kept me in a good place mentally. I have recommended Amanda to all of my pregnant friends and to all pregnant ladies I meet!
I have been going to see Amanda for just under a year now. My first visit was for reflexology which had been recommended to me by a friend. Amanda picked up on things on my first appointment which made a lot of sense to me and during subsequent appointments I often felt that I had let go of significant amounts of tension that had been building up. Amanda also treated me through reiki which was especially helpful to me as I had an appointment just days after my mum died after a ten year illness and I kept the appointment and felt so well looked after by Amanda.

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A lot of people scoff at the possibility of supernatural miracles, but saints treat them as normal. Saints have no problem seeing the hidden hand of God in miraculous events and even in mundane ones. For instance, at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in France, where the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Bernadette, hundreds of believers flock seeking (and some receiving) a miracle.
Interestingly enough, the gift of a miracle does not seem to be dependent exclusively on the holiness of the person asking for one. Saints have faults and failings, like everyone else. Yet, they expect miracles. In fact, many saints claimed to be sinners, but it didn’t stop them from seeking the path to holiness or from expecting miracles.
Maybe we all should be more patient with ourselves when we fly off the handle. Being irritable can be caused by many things, even dehydration. People get angry when their body is in need of more water. If you do not drink sufficient water every day, especially in the hot weather, chances are you might be dehydrated.
If that’s the case, something as simple as water can provide the natural miracle you need. We need to be kind with others, but we also need to be kind with ourselves. That can also be counted as a miracle — learning to see the greatness God sees in us, instead of focusing only on our flaws.
Going back to the example of St. Teresa and her anger, consider that anger isn’t always a sin. It can become a sin, however, if you start plotting the downfall of the one who annoys you. But there is no malice in feeling anger. In fact, it might be fully justified; just don’t get carried away.
Need I say that Jesus got angry when provoked? Remember his wrath at the money changers in the temple?
I wonder how St. Francis of Assisi handled his anger when people turned on him for preaching charity toward the poor as a response to greed? In today’s materialistic world, we see this scenario happening to Pope Francis right before our eyes.
But just because the saints may have had flaws or experienced the full range of human emotions, did it stop them from asking for miracles or experiencing them? No. It shouldn’t stop you either because you feel unworthy. Remember that God loves you.
Very good article. Father Catoir provides a needed, and to often forgotten, perspective on our struggle to become more Christlike.


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In Ethiopia, there are over nine thousand Jews. They speak Hebrew, keep kosher and have relatives living in Israel, though Israel continues to deny their appeals for aliyah — the Jewish birthright to become citizens of Israel. Many among this community abandoned life in the Ethiopian countryside over a decade ago, relocating to the city in hopes of soon moving onto Israel. Despite their devout observance and commitment to Judaism, Israel continues to delay a decision to bring this group, believed to be the last Jews in the world awaiting aliyah. The Beta Israel survive within a temporary, difficult reality in Ethiopia, as Passengers on the road to the Promised Land, though stranded along the way. They largely rely on government assistance and money sent back from relatives in Israel in order to survive, every day hoping they will one day live fully as Jews in Israel.
This final community is made up primarily of the so-called Falash Mura — referring to Ethiopian Jews whose ancestors converted to Christianity under intense social and political pressure several generations ago. These families have since returned fully to Judaism. Additionally, there is a strong precedent for Israel welcoming back Jews who have strayed from the Tribe, most notably with the "Marranos" of Spain.
Currently, there are over 135 thousand Ethiopian Jews living in Israel, over 55 thousand of which are members of the Falash Mura community. Although relative to other aliyah communities the Ethiopian Jews have historically needed more assistance in emigrating and assimilating, the Falash Mura are actually the most prepared to enter Israel, due to their sustained commitment to Judaism in the face of hardship and their familial roots already in the country.
In late 2015, the Israeli government finally approved a decision to bring this final group of Ethiopian Jews. Then, four short months later, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blocked it just four months later, citing the lack of an allocated budget. Many within the Jewish community — including MK Avraham Neguise, the only Ethiopian member of the Knesset and major champion for the Ethiopian Jews — believe this to be a poor excuse. Some claim it’s racist. Never before has Israel claimed it does not have the money to complete an aliyah. However, we must also consider that Israel has a great, progressive history with immigration, and is the first country in the world to willingly bring in Africans as full citizens — beginning with the dramatic Operation Solomon in 1984 in which thousands of Jews walked for days to Sudan before being secretly airlifted to Israel. These are the lengths to which Israel showed the world — and the diaspora — that it was willing to go to in order to bring Jews home.
In 2013, David Elcott, an NYU professor and longtime Jewish activist, and with his wife Shira Milgrom, a rabbi at Congregation Kol Ami in White Plains were in Gondar, Ethiopia, witnessing what Israel had billed as the final aliyah of the Ethiopian Jews. David turned to a young man sitting next to him in the synagogue to ask when he was going to Israel. The man responded simply, in Hebrew, that he was not on the list. As it turns out, several thousand Jews from the community were not going. This young man was Demoz, now 24 years old.
Last summer, David and Shira brought Demoz and his friend Gezi to the U.S. as part of a campaign, the goal to meet with Jewish leaders across the country and tell their story in hopes of drumming up American support for the final Ethiopian aliyah.
Out of Ethiopia for the first times in their life, Demoz and Gezi travel around the US — to NY, DC and LA — telling their story, and that of their families and community. They receive audiences with Jewish Federations, nonprofit organizations, journalists, rabbis and others. Responses are mostly empathetic responses as listeners are impressed by their Hebrew, devout commitment to Israel and Zionism. A petition advocating for their aliyah gains signature, though real movement remains difficult and muddled.
It proves extremely difficult for Demoz and Gezi to see the needle moving slightly in a large campaign, which makes their personal journey all the more exhausting. They question the point of some of these meetings, visits and days spent almost exclusively as tourists. Throughout the trip, Demoz and Gezi deal with a dynamic struggle — they are on a mission representing a group of people desperately relying on that, and that responsibility steadily builds. Yet they are also on an unbelievable trip, in a country they never dreamed they’d visit. As Gezi says, “we aren’t here to have fun.” Although this isn’t true for the whole journey — the pair has a blast during stays at Jewish summer camps, visiting museums in DC, Time Square in NYC and the beach in Malibu — it is a function of the responsibility they feel to achieve progress. Patience is no longer simply a virtue when you’ve been waiting for over a decade; when your every passing day in Ethiopia is a day missed, an opportunity missed, with family and brethren in Israel.
Their journey reaches its climax when violence breaks out back in Gondar, due to a regional dispute over two ethnic groups. Businesses are burned, internet and phone reception go out and Demoz and Gezi are unable to reach their families, who remain stuck in their humble homes out of fear. When the first Jew dies as a result of the conflict, the campaign escalates even more — it’s not only about aliyah, but now also about saving and protecting Jewish lives.
Demoz and Gezi ultimately leave, after another emotional goodbye, leaving David disillusioned with the lack of investment and movement from many his longtime colleagues and fellow Jews. With regard to Israel’s attempt to consider letting in a few thousand over the next several years, Demoz and Gezi aren’t buying it — “they are toying with us still.” The work continues.
We believe that the lack of movement by Israel on this issue is not entirely for budgetary reasons, as is officially stated. A documentary film can expand our understanding of shared human experience to foster a more informed, compassionate and connected world. In this case, it can also help change the narrative and lead to real change, where the campaign plateaued. THE PASSENGERS has the ability to bring this issue to the forefront of Israel policy and agendas of Jews in America and around the world.
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KAMPALA – The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has appointed Egyptian referee, Amin Mohamed Omar to take charge of Uganda’s next 2019 AFCON qualifier.
The 33-year-old who was confirmed as a FIFA referee last year will be assisted by Samir Gamel Saad and Mahmoud Ahmed Aboin in the game against Lesotho on 13th October.
Three days after the game, Uganda Cranes will play against the same side – Lesotho in Maseru under the watch of Comoros referees, Ali Mohamed Adelaid, Soulaimane Amaldine and Said Omar Chebli.
Despite drawing 0-0 with Tanzania in their last game, Uganda sits on top of Group L with four points from two games. Lesotho are second with two while Tanzania are third.
The other Group L game will see Cape Verde who are bottom of the pile entertain Tanzania in Praia.
In a similar development, Ugandan referee Alex Muhabi will take charge of Group H AFCON qualifier between Ivory Coast and Central Africa Republic in Buake.
Muhabi, one of only five FIFA referees in the country will be assisted by two other Ugandans in Mark Ssonko and Ronald Katenya.


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Pinterest had a huge travel vertical even before it filed its lawsuit and prior to its launching of Place Pins. Regardless of the outcome of this trademark lawsuit, few are confusing the prospects of Pinterest vis a vis Pintrips.
“This Complaint is a textbook example of an industry giant using a spurious lawsuit to bully a small entity into giving up its right to use a generic, common term that merely describes a core function of its service,” Pintrips alleges in a motion to dismiss.
“The law does not permit a common generic term [“pin”] to be removed from common and pervasive use so that a single company may profit,” Pintrips alleges.
Launched around April 2013, Pintrips offers an airfare comparison dashboard.
In its October 2013 lawsuit, Pinterest charges Pintrips with trademark infringement because of its name, and the similarities in the sound when someone utters their respective names.
Pintrips asks the U.S. District Court in San Francisco to dismiss Pinterest’s suit.
In November, a month after Pinterest filed its lawsuit against Pintrips, Pinterest officially entered the travel industry with the launch of Place Pins.

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In the third quarter of 2018, luxury home prices increased 3.2% year over year to an average of $1.7 million, according to the latest data from Redfin.
Redfin classifies luxury homes as those that sold among the top 5% most expensive in the quarter.
According to the company, sales of homes priced at or above $2 million increased for the ninth consecutive quarter. However, this is the smallest rate of growth since early 2016.
Furthermore, the number of homes for sale priced at or above $2 million fell 6% year over year compared with one year prior.
Redfin Chief Economist Daryl Fairweather explained the reason behind this slow growth.
“The swings many people have been watching in their stock portfolios have only grown more frequent in recent weeks, so we expect this trend of slowing luxury home price growth to continue at least into the end of the year,” Fairweather said.
Luxury homes went under contract after an average of 65 days on market, eight fewer days than in the third quarter of 2017, according to the report.
Notably, this tied with the second quarter of 2018 as the fastest pace on record since Redfin began tracking this metric in 2009.
Interestingly, the market for non-luxury homes also sped up in the third quarter, with homes spending an average of 49 days on market. This is nine fewer days than 2017 and two fewer than in the second quarter of this year, according to Redfin.
“We have seen homes go under contract faster every year since 2015. Buyers are able to look at more homes more quickly in part thanks to real estate technology,” Fairweather said.
The report indicates that cities in Florida, Nevada and Illinois experienced the largest increases in luxury home prices in the third quarter.
Redfin also pointed out that, although the decline in inventory inched close to zero in the second quarter of 2018, it retreated in the third quarter. Furthermore, inventory of homes priced under $2 million increased slightly this quarter, but the luxury market is still seeing a decrease in the number of homes for sale compared to a year earlier.
NOTE: This report is based on multiple-listing and county recorder sales data in markets served by Redfin. For inventory and sales, Redfin analyzed homes priced at or above $2 million that were sold in the third quarter of 2018.


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Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May get their motors running as the turbo-charged second series of The Grand Tour burns rubber exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.
The 13 episodes promise more thrills and spills as the trio – combined age 158 – spend more than 100 days screeching across five continents including pit stops in Colorado, Croatia, Dubai, Mozambique, New York, Spain and Switzerland.
The programme's giant studio tent may have been relocated to a permanent home in the Cotswolds but the trademark cocktail of pithy commentary, daredevil stunts and aching joints is just as potent, including a vertiginous slalom down the side of a snow-laden mountain in tribute to the 1973 James Bond film, Live And Let Die.
Episodes are released each week to ensure Clarkson, Hammond and May are delighting fans with their tomfoolery into spring 2018.
Emotionally-scarred detectives Karl Roebuck (Stephen Dillane) and Elise Wassermann (Clemence Poesy) reunite in the six concluding episodes of the Anglo-French co-production inspired by the critically acclaimed Scandinavian drama The Bridge, which screens on Sky Atlantic and streams exclusively on NOW TV.
This series, three British children vanish without trace from their home in Kent. On the other side of the English Channel, in Calais, a French Eurotunnel worker is attacked by a plague of ravenous rats.
Karl and Elise probe the circumstances of these two seemingly unconnected incidents and their investigations intersect in the search for a suspect, who openly questions the value that society places on the young.
In their haste to unmask the perpetrator, both detectives must make personal sacrifices to protect the people they care about – including each other.
The Emmy Award-winning fantasy drama filmed partly in Northern Ireland blazes on to home formats after a hugely successful run on Sky Atlantic. The blood-soaked episodes of the penultimate season are laden with betrayal and jaw-dropping twists as feuding clans jostle for supremacy over bitter rivals.
Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) schemes to seize back the Iron Throne of Westeros while Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey), the newly crowned Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, consolidates her position.
Elsewhere, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) valiantly organises a defence of the north and faces a revolt that could undermine his fragile plans, and Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) makes his own plans to conquer Westeros.
The seven-disc DVD and Blu-ray box sets comprise all seven episodes plus cast and crew commentaries, behind-the-scenes featurettes and a previously unseen animated history of the seven kingdoms entitled Game Of Thrones: Conquest & Rebellion.
Based on Albert Falco and Yves Paccalet's non-fiction book Capitaine De La Calypso, The Odyssey is a French biographical drama that explores the relationship between biologist and adventurer Jacques-Yves Cousteau (Lambert Wilson) and his favoured son Philippe (Pierre Niney).
Director Jerome Salle opens with the 1979 plane crash involving Philippe then rewinds to chart Jacques' rise to fame from the 1940s with the unstinting support of his wife, Simone Melchior Cousteau (Audrey Tautou).
At first, Jacques makes time for Simone and his two boys, Jean-Michel (Benjamin Lavernhe) and Philippe, but new-found success places greater demands on his time. He neglects Simone and dispatches the boys to boarding school so he can focus on re-imagining the art of underwater photography, aided by friend and colleague Philippe Tailliez (Laurent Lucas).
Jacques becomes a worldwide sensation but the drug of celebrity wrecks personal relationships and the biologist fights forlornly to rebuild bridges to the people closest to him.


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This engineering consultant serves public and private sector customers in the infrastructure, construction, real estate, and environmental markets.
These midstream infrastructure, engineering, and contracting companies look intriguing this month.
Lukewarm revenue guidance and a mention of accounting issues sent investors heading for the exits.
NVEE earnings call for the period ending December 29, 2018.
An upstart and two stalwarts top this list of infrastructure stocks investors will want to own. The market's sell-off has created an excellent opportunity to buy them now.
Two financial companies and two infrastructure companies are set to play big roles in building a better, wealthier world.
Infrastructure is a massive global industry, and NV5 Global is trying to carve out a growing piece with each passing year.
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Defender Vincent Kompany has revealed that he will remain at Manchester City past the end of this season.
Kompany is nearing the end of his 11th campaign at the Etihad Stadium, but the 33-year-old has less than three months remaining on his contract.
Discussions are continuing regarding fresh terms, but Kompany has insisted that he will be staying at the Premier League champions.
The club captain told talkSPORT: “Oh yeah, I’ll be playing next season. I’m part of the family now, so we’ll deal with this situation as a family.
Kompany has made a total of 19 appearances in all competitions during the current campaign.

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