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Project acronym EQEC
Project Engineering Quantum Error Correction
Researcher (PI) Barbara Terhal
Summary This proposal will advance the theory of quantum error correction towards its application in real physical devices, in particular superconducting transmon qubit systems. The research will result in proposals for experiments: how to use physical qubits to redundantly represent logical quantum information and how error information can be obtained and classically processed. The research will consider novel ways of using transmon qubits to achieve a universal fault-tolerant surface code architecture. The research will produce a design of a universal fault-tolerant architecture in which qubits are encoded in the electromagnetic field of a (microwave) cavity. Research will also focus on mathematical and numerical studies in quantum error correction which are technology-independent, but shed light on coding overhead, decoding efficiency and logical universality.
This proposal will advance the theory of quantum error correction towards its application in real physical devices, in particular superconducting transmon qubit systems. The research will result in proposals for experiments: how to use physical qubits to redundantly represent logical quantum information and how error information can be obtained and classically processed. The research will consider novel ways of using transmon qubits to achieve a universal fault-tolerant surface code architecture. The research will produce a design of a universal fault-tolerant architecture in which qubits are encoded in the electromagnetic field of a (microwave) cavity. Research will also focus on mathematical and numerical studies in quantum error correction which are technology-independent, but shed light on coding overhead, decoding efficiency and logical universality.
Project acronym INTRANSITION
Project Development of Identity and Relationships during Transitions in Adolescence
Researcher (PI) Susannne BRANJE
Summary A key developmental task in adolescence is the development of identity, which coincides with development of autonomy in close relationships. The INTRANSITION project aims to examine how development of identity and autonomy affect each other during adolescence. The project will advance the field by examining intra-individual (or within-person, as opposed to inter-individual or between-person) processes of change in identity and autonomy. This is crucial as inter-individual processes are not related or translatable to intra-individual processes. Often theories are examined by comparing adolescents to other adolescents, whereas the theoretical question focuses on understanding developmental changes within adolescents. To this end I will apply innovative intra-individual techniques to analyze development of identity and autonomy at different time scales: real-time moment-to-moment behavior, interactions across hours and days, and long-term development. In five interrelated work packages, I will examine development of adolescent identity and autonomy by putting the individual back in development. Work package 1 focuses on short-term intra-individual developmental processes of identity and autonomy. Work package 2 examines how developmental transitions affect intra-individual development of identity and autonomy. Work package 3 will focus on how person-environment interactions moderate intra-individual development of identity and autonomy. Work package 4 will examine emotional and behavioral variability in intra-individual development of identity and autonomy. Work package 5 addresses gene-environment interactions and epigenetic processes in intra-individual development of identity and autonomy. Together, these work packages will offer a better understanding of the short-term and long-term intra-individual developmental processes of identity and autonomy during transitional periods, thereby allowing to better understand how these changes take place within individuals.
A key developmental task in adolescence is the development of identity, which coincides with development of autonomy in close relationships. The INTRANSITION project aims to examine how development of identity and autonomy affect each other during adolescence. The project will advance the field by examining intra-individual (or within-person, as opposed to inter-individual or between-person) processes of change in identity and autonomy. This is crucial as inter-individual processes are not related or translatable to intra-individual processes. Often theories are examined by comparing adolescents to other adolescents, whereas the theoretical question focuses on understanding developmental changes within adolescents. To this end I will apply innovative intra-individual techniques to analyze development of identity and autonomy at different time scales: real-time moment-to-moment behavior, interactions across hours and days, and long-term development. In five interrelated work packages, I will examine development of adolescent identity and autonomy by putting the individual back in development. Work package 1 focuses on short-term intra-individual developmental processes of identity and autonomy. Work package 2 examines how developmental transitions affect intra-individual development of identity and autonomy. Work package 3 will focus on how person-environment interactions moderate intra-individual development of identity and autonomy. Work package 4 will examine emotional and behavioral variability in intra-individual development of identity and autonomy. Work package 5 addresses gene-environment interactions and epigenetic processes in intra-individual development of identity and autonomy. Together, these work packages will offer a better understanding of the short-term and long-term intra-individual developmental processes of identity and autonomy during transitional periods, thereby allowing to better understand how these changes take place within individuals.
Project acronym MYMOVE
Project Migrant youth mobility in Europe: patterns, processes and consequences
Researcher (PI) Helga DE VALK
Host Institution (HI) KONINKLIJKE NEDERLANDSE AKADEMIE VAN WETENSCHAPPEN - KNAW
Summary Although many immigrant children are more likely to move within the country of settlement than native born youth, little is known on the potential effects of this so called internal mobility. When does childhood internal mobility have negative consequences on an individual's life? Are there differences in processes and consequences for those of immigrant and non-immigrant background? Do the number of moves or the reason for moving make a difference? Is the age at which moving takes place decisive and is distance relevant? Despite the fact that moving is a major stress-inducing life event, so far little is known on the potential consequences of childhood internal mobility for people of diverse immigrant origins. Given Europe's diverse population and immigration being the key factor in population change, it is crucial to understand if, how and for whom childhood internal mobility matters. The main objective of the MYMOVE project is to advance knowledge on the relationship between childhood internal mobility and adult life chances as defined by demographic family life choices, health and well-being for those with and without immigrant background. The project makes five innovative contributions to the so far scattered literature. It will 1) comprehensively map childhood internal mobility patterns; 2) study its mid- and long-term consequences for diverse immigrant groups and the native-born; 3) cover two key outcomes that are crucial in the individual life path (demographic family behaviour and health and well-being); 4) simultaneously study different dimensions of internal mobility (number, reason, timing, distance), and 5), distinguish three levels of influence that may moderate the effect of internal mobility (the neighbourhood of origin and destination, family background, and individual characteristics). The MYMOVE project will break new ground by using unique and new longitudinal (full-) population register and survey panel data from across Europe.
Although many immigrant children are more likely to move within the country of settlement than native born youth, little is known on the potential effects of this so called internal mobility. When does childhood internal mobility have negative consequences on an individual's life? Are there differences in processes and consequences for those of immigrant and non-immigrant background? Do the number of moves or the reason for moving make a difference? Is the age at which moving takes place decisive and is distance relevant? Despite the fact that moving is a major stress-inducing life event, so far little is known on the potential consequences of childhood internal mobility for people of diverse immigrant origins. Given Europe's diverse population and immigration being the key factor in population change, it is crucial to understand if, how and for whom childhood internal mobility matters. The main objective of the MYMOVE project is to advance knowledge on the relationship between childhood internal mobility and adult life chances as defined by demographic family life choices, health and well-being for those with and without immigrant background. The project makes five innovative contributions to the so far scattered literature. It will 1) comprehensively map childhood internal mobility patterns; 2) study its mid- and long-term consequences for diverse immigrant groups and the native-born; 3) cover two key outcomes that are crucial in the individual life path (demographic family behaviour and health and well-being); 4) simultaneously study different dimensions of internal mobility (number, reason, timing, distance), and 5), distinguish three levels of influence that may moderate the effect of internal mobility (the neighbourhood of origin and destination, family background, and individual characteristics). The MYMOVE project will break new ground by using unique and new longitudinal (full-) population register and survey panel data from across Europe.
Project acronym NaviFlu
Project Navigating the evolutionary routes of influenza viruses
Researcher (PI) Colin Russell
Host Institution (HI) ACADEMISCH MEDISCH CENTRUM BIJ DE UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAM
Call Details Consolidator Grant (CoG), LS8, ERC-2018-COG
Summary Seasonal influenza viruses re-infect us repeatedly, escaping antibody recognition, due to the evolution of the virus itself. Being able to predict when and how the virus will evolve would be transformative for influenza virus control. Problematically, we have only observed one of the likely many possible routes of virus evolution. We do not know how many viable routes may have existed or about the repeatability of the observed evolution. These knowledge gaps limit the predictability of influenza virus evolution. NaviFlu will fill these gaps by rigorously assessing the repeatability of influenza virus evolution and the diversity of routes the virus can explore. Recent work has shown that prolonged influenza virus infections can result in substantial virus evolution and occasionally portend virus mutational patterns on a global scale. However, observing large numbers of such infections is challenging. We will use an innovative ex-vivo human airway epithelium culture system to artificially create and study prolonged human infections. Together with cutting-edge next generation sequencing and new analysis tools, we will quantify the evolutionary landscape of seasonal influenza viruses. The project has three objectives, each building in complexity: 1–Quantify the evolutionary dynamics of seasonal influenza viruses in the absence of antibody-mediated selection. 2–Determine how the antibody complexity of immune sera shape the evolutionary trajectories of virus antigenic evolution. 3–Quantify the impact of differences in selection pressures by site of infection and underlying host variation on virus evolution. Through these objectives we will "play evolution forwards", revealing the relative roles of different factors governing the mode and tempo of influenza virus evolution and quantify the predictability of virus evolution. This will improve the design of influenza vaccines, enhance prospects for influenza control, and lay new groundwork for exploring virus evolution.
Seasonal influenza viruses re-infect us repeatedly, escaping antibody recognition, due to the evolution of the virus itself. Being able to predict when and how the virus will evolve would be transformative for influenza virus control. Problematically, we have only observed one of the likely many possible routes of virus evolution. We do not know how many viable routes may have existed or about the repeatability of the observed evolution. These knowledge gaps limit the predictability of influenza virus evolution. NaviFlu will fill these gaps by rigorously assessing the repeatability of influenza virus evolution and the diversity of routes the virus can explore. Recent work has shown that prolonged influenza virus infections can result in substantial virus evolution and occasionally portend virus mutational patterns on a global scale. However, observing large numbers of such infections is challenging. We will use an innovative ex-vivo human airway epithelium culture system to artificially create and study prolonged human infections. Together with cutting-edge next generation sequencing and new analysis tools, we will quantify the evolutionary landscape of seasonal influenza viruses. The project has three objectives, each building in complexity: 1–Quantify the evolutionary dynamics of seasonal influenza viruses in the absence of antibody-mediated selection. 2–Determine how the antibody complexity of immune sera shape the evolutionary trajectories of virus antigenic evolution. 3–Quantify the impact of differences in selection pressures by site of infection and underlying host variation on virus evolution. Through these objectives we will "play evolution forwards", revealing the relative roles of different factors governing the mode and tempo of influenza virus evolution and quantify the predictability of virus evolution. This will improve the design of influenza vaccines, enhance prospects for influenza control, and lay new groundwork for exploring virus evolution.
Project acronym QLev4G
Project Quantum control of levitated massive mechanical systems: a new approach for gravitational quantum physics
Researcher (PI) Markus Aspelmeyer
Host Institution (HI) UNIVERSITAT WIEN
Summary Quantum physics and general relativity are probably the most successful and well-tested theories of modern science. At the same time, their fundamental concepts are so dramatically different that there is disagreement on the most obvious questions such as "how does a mass in a quantum superposition state gravitate?". Achieving progress on such foundational questions requires experiments at the interface between quantum physics and gravity, of which to date only a few of exist. The main objective of the proposed research is to establish quantum control of levitated massive objects as a new paradigm system for such experiments and to enter a hitherto inaccessible parameter regime of large mass and long quantum coherence. The proposal builds on the enormous recent success in quantum control of the motion of solid-state mechanical resonators, which has emerged over the last decade as a new branch of interdisciplinary research in quantum and solid-state physics. Applied to optically or magnetically levitated systems this methodology promises (i) exceptional sensitivity to weak gravitational forces, hence enabling measurements of gravity between sub-millimeter objects; (ii) unprecedented levels of decoupling from the environment, thereby opening up a new route for long-lived quantum coherence of genuinely massive systems. Quantum control is achieved by coupling the motion either of optically trapped particles to an optical cavity field or of magnetically trapped particles to superconducting circuits. We will explore both methods for systematically expanding the available parameter space of macroscopic quantum systems and for first proof-of-concept experiments aimed towards addressing fundamental questions of gravitational quantum physics. If successful, this research program will become a door-opener to the quantum regime of genuinely massive objects, where gravity of the quantum system itself may start to play a role for the correct description of a quantum experiment.
Quantum physics and general relativity are probably the most successful and well-tested theories of modern science. At the same time, their fundamental concepts are so dramatically different that there is disagreement on the most obvious questions such as "how does a mass in a quantum superposition state gravitate?". Achieving progress on such foundational questions requires experiments at the interface between quantum physics and gravity, of which to date only a few of exist. The main objective of the proposed research is to establish quantum control of levitated massive objects as a new paradigm system for such experiments and to enter a hitherto inaccessible parameter regime of large mass and long quantum coherence. The proposal builds on the enormous recent success in quantum control of the motion of solid-state mechanical resonators, which has emerged over the last decade as a new branch of interdisciplinary research in quantum and solid-state physics. Applied to optically or magnetically levitated systems this methodology promises (i) exceptional sensitivity to weak gravitational forces, hence enabling measurements of gravity between sub-millimeter objects; (ii) unprecedented levels of decoupling from the environment, thereby opening up a new route for long-lived quantum coherence of genuinely massive systems. Quantum control is achieved by coupling the motion either of optically trapped particles to an optical cavity field or of magnetically trapped particles to superconducting circuits. We will explore both methods for systematically expanding the available parameter space of macroscopic quantum systems and for first proof-of-concept experiments aimed towards addressing fundamental questions of gravitational quantum physics. If successful, this research program will become a door-opener to the quantum regime of genuinely massive objects, where gravity of the quantum system itself may start to play a role for the correct description of a quantum experiment.
Project acronym Sense2SurviveSalt
Project Surviving salinity: How do plants sense Na+?
Researcher (PI) Christa Sylvie TESTERINK
Host Institution (HI) WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY
Summary A major gap in our knowledge of how plants respond to soil salinity is their initial perception of sodium (Na+) ions. Salt is detrimental to plants and soil salinization is an increasing threat to global food security; 6% of the world's total land area and 20% of irrigated land is affected by salinity. I recently discovered Na+-specific root growth responses of plants and will now exploit these to identify the elusive sodium sensing mechanism of plants. I will use an innovative approach combining genome-wide genetic screens in the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana with dedicated biochemical assays. I will identify candidate Na+-sensor genes through a natural genetic variation screen for the Na+-specific inhibition bending of the root in response to gravity (WP1). In parallel, I will follow a chemical genomics approach to find novel compounds that impair Na+ sensing, and their target proteins in plants (WP2). Subsequent complementary in silico and biochemical approaches will characterize Na+-affinity of the candidates (WP3). Selected putative Na+ sensors will be characterized in planta, by studying their localization, activity, their interactors, and by salt response phenotyping of mutants (WP4). Finally, mutant varieties of sensors will be introduced in the economically relevant crop plant tomato, to provide proof-of-concept for improving salt tolerance by modulating sensor function and implementation in crop improvement programs (WP5). The impact of elucidation of plant Na+ sensing will be monumental; it will reveal how plant responses to salinity stress are driven, and ultimately what is required to cope with salinity. In addition, it will open up new applied directions for agriculture, where improved sodium sensing modules will be used to allow crop growth on marginal, saline soils.
A major gap in our knowledge of how plants respond to soil salinity is their initial perception of sodium (Na+) ions. Salt is detrimental to plants and soil salinization is an increasing threat to global food security; 6% of the world's total land area and 20% of irrigated land is affected by salinity. I recently discovered Na+-specific root growth responses of plants and will now exploit these to identify the elusive sodium sensing mechanism of plants. I will use an innovative approach combining genome-wide genetic screens in the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana with dedicated biochemical assays. I will identify candidate Na+-sensor genes through a natural genetic variation screen for the Na+-specific inhibition bending of the root in response to gravity (WP1). In parallel, I will follow a chemical genomics approach to find novel compounds that impair Na+ sensing, and their target proteins in plants (WP2). Subsequent complementary in silico and biochemical approaches will characterize Na+-affinity of the candidates (WP3). Selected putative Na+ sensors will be characterized in planta, by studying their localization, activity, their interactors, and by salt response phenotyping of mutants (WP4). Finally, mutant varieties of sensors will be introduced in the economically relevant crop plant tomato, to provide proof-of-concept for improving salt tolerance by modulating sensor function and implementation in crop improvement programs (WP5). The impact of elucidation of plant Na+ sensing will be monumental; it will reveal how plant responses to salinity stress are driven, and ultimately what is required to cope with salinity. In addition, it will open up new applied directions for agriculture, where improved sodium sensing modules will be used to allow crop growth on marginal, saline soils.


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The case of Tony Flannery is fairly well known, owing to his courage in exposing the actions of his victimisers. His book, A Question of Conscience gives a personal account of the CDF's pursuit of him. As a founder of the Association of Catholic Priests he has been in the Vatican's sights and has been the subject of close investigation. I focus here on an article he wrote for the journal Reality, because it reveals that the CDF is not merely tyrannical; it can be theologically inept. In the course of his article he writes "whatever Jesus intended, I don't think anyone can credibly claim that he intended the type of system we now have in the church." "I no longer believe that the priesthood, as we currently have it in the Church, originated with Jesus." His views here are both theologically and historically unexceptionable. His attackers have simply failed to reckon with his qualification "as we currently have it in the Church". Their view seems to be that everything we have in the church today can be attributed to the authority of Jesus – which is palpably untrue.
I always thought that was an obvious point, but since I am not a theologian, and my colleagues in the Redemptorists who are qualified in this area didn't pick up on it, I thought I might be wrong. I am grateful to Gabriel for bringing this out, and I am looking forward to the publication of his book.
Once again I assure you that I have never received any notification that you are "formally in heresy". I do not think that there is any need for a process to determine if you are "formally in heresy". Such a charge has not been levelled against you.
Fr. Brehl sent me a copy of his response to you last Thursday (and I'm sending a copy of this response to him as you'll see above). I understand and fully accept his point that as he has never received any notification that you are "formally in heresy," his judgement is that there is no need for a process to determine if you are "formally in heresy".
So that is where I am in relation to Church authorities. I find it hard to understand. Gabriel Daly's commentary on what I was accused of is hard to dispute. If I had the opportunity to dialogue with the CDF I would love to hear their response to it. The Redemptorists are clear that I am not a heretic, but yet they say I am in a very challenging and difficult situation. It seems to me that it is the Redemptorist authorities that are in a 'very challenging and difficult situation' They know that there is no justification for banning me from ministry, but they are afraid to take a stand against the CDF, even though Pope Francis has created the climate in which this is very possible.


While Thanksgiving and Black Friday may seem months away, now is the time for retailers to make modifications to their marketing campaigns for the hectic holiday season ahead. How can retail marketers best prepare themselves for the coming frenzy? During this calm before the storm, retailers should take a step back and evaluate their email marketing metrics to obtain a better sense of their past campaigns' performance and prime this year's initiatives for success.
Keep in mind the following so you are ready this holiday season.
The first metric marketers should evaluate as they plan for the holiday season is click-through rates from past campaigns. How often subscribers click through is a good indicator of interest in email content. If past holiday campaigns have seen high click-through rates, consider recycling (and refreshing) some of that content for this year's campaigns. For email marketers, content with a proven performance record is the gift that keeps on giving. Additionally, use click-through rate as a criterion for A/B split testing to determine which content resonates most with customers.
Distribute test emails with varying messages, subject lines and graphics to select groups of recipients. The content variables that drive the most traffic to a website will be the best ones to use for larger campaigns as subscribers start shopping.
Marketers will want to keep a close eye on their conversion rates to not only determine the health of their campaigns but also get a pulse on customer loyalty. Additionally, consider building a "nice list" with subscribers most likely to fill their stockings with the company's products.
Identify those customers who regularly purchase products and spend the most in stores, and group them as a brand's best customers so promotions can easily be sent to them when the holiday season is here.
+ If running multiple promotions, identify the audiences that best match each offer and distribute in batches accordingly.
+ Look at geolocation data to distribute offers for particular stores to customers located nearby.
+ Segment for different time zones so that messages arrive in customers' inboxes at an optimal time of day, regardless of whether they're on the East Coast, West Coast or somewhere in between.
Beyond immediate performance metrics like click-through and conversion rates, keep track of long-term metrics for insight into the overall health of campaigns and a marketing program. Brands should review content that has triggered unsubscribes to determine where messaging could use a refresh, and spend time accordingly to give messages extra cadence as they ring all the way to readers. Companies must pay special attention if they start to notice an uptick in hard bounces or if their deliverability rate is taking a hit as they are warning signs that a subscriber list may be outdated.
Brands should also take a close look at their contacts and move any invalid addresses to a "naughty list" so their holiday promotions arrive under all the right trees when it's time to deliver.
The holiday season will be here before you know it, so make sure you're taking full advantage of this current lull period. Look at short- and long-term metrics including click-through, conversion, unsubscribe and deliverability rates to get a pulse on today's performance and a better sense of how holiday campaigns will perform in the next few months. Use this data to drive A/B split testing and segmentation during the holidays to maximize performance during that pivotal time of year.


An article in the Washington Post analyzed the complicated relationship between the US and the UAE. The UAE's desire for influence has driven it to enhance its international credibility by building up a sophisticated, capable military and increasing its involvement in conflicts. Much of the time, the UAE sides with the US: it leads in the fight against AQAP in Yemen and it has contributed troops in Western-backed conflicts such as in Somalia or Afghanistan. However, the UAE's support for autocrats, its efforts in resisting peace, and its alleged illegal actions in conflict zones that risk US culpability have undermined the alliance between it and the US.
As a vicious civil war erupted in Yemen two years ago and triggered international alarm, the United States warned the combatants to step back. But its efforts were quietly undermined by one of the most trusted U.S. regional allies: the United Arab Emirates... "Yemenis should be firm, as [Secretary of State John Kerry] is a persuasive speaker," Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan...said, according to a meeting summary...The meeting hinted at the UAE's drive for influence across the Middle East, using military power, diplomacy and covert means to bolster allies and counter rivals. Its role in Yemen and other recent actions has caused friction with the United States, complicating their decades-long military relationship.
Since the 1980's, the UAE has built up its relationship with the US. It simultaneously contributed troops to US causes and formed a highly capable military, distinguished by its advanced weaponry, such as the THAAD missile defense system and F-16s, and its investment in logistics and training. US officials have praised the UAE for its counterterrorism efforts in the Middle East. The current administration's anti-Iran stance, a view shared by the UAE government, indicated that the US-UAE partnership would be further strengthened. However, as the UAE's tactics and long-term goals begin to diverge with those of the US, the alliance appears to be troubled.
One main source of disagreement between the US and the UAE is the conflict in Yemen. The UAE intervened as part of the Saudi-led coalition on behalf of the Hadi government against the Houthis. As the humanitarian conditions deteriorated, in part due to the tactics of the Saudi-led coalition, US officials expressed their discomfort with the "ill-conceived" intervention and their desire to hasten a political settlement. The UAE has continually undermined opportunities for peace talks, encouraging the Yemeni government and the members of the coalition to resist the US' calls for negotiations. It also supports Salafists and separatists in southern Yemen who oppose the Hadi government supported by Saudi Arabia, further threatening a political settlement. Moreover, the UAE's alleged illegal actions in Yemen have possibly exposed the US to legal responsibility. For example, the Associated Press reported that US troops were present in a secret facility run by the UAE where UAE troops tortured and illegally detained their prisoners. Although both the US and UAE claim to desire stability in Yemen and in the Middle East, the UAE's actions often run counter to US wishes.
Yemen isn't the only source of displeasure between the US and UAE. In Libya, the UAE supports General Haftar militarily and financially, violating a UN arms embargo and undercutting US attempts to bolster the UN-recognized government. The UAE hacked a Qatar government website, escalating a rift among US allies in the Middle East and forcing the US to attempt to mediate the situation. The UAE's dedication to counterterrorism and its adverse stance against Iran might play well with officials in the current US administration, but its history of thwarting peace and assisting autocrats remains an obstacle to the alliance.


We took our family glamping in Yorkshire last week. I felt a bit like we were betraying our beloved trailer tent, but after a busy day, the idea of coming home to a running shower and flushing toilet is definitely a pull! So we lined up our very first glamping trip and booked a lodge at the North Star Club, East Yorkshire.
The North Star Club is glamping at its finest – luxury slate-tiled bathrooms, four-poster beds, and a multitude of twinkling fairy lights, effortlessly blended into a wild woodland.
The lodges are set along a single footpath, each pointing away into the woodland so that you can sit your veranda and feel like the only people in the world.
We stayed in the Sitwell Suite (inspired by Edith Sitwell, the Yorkshire Poet) which can sleep up to 6 people. It was twice the size we were expecting and the master bedroom was bigger than our bedroom at home! It had a wood burner in the corner and a super comfy kingsize bed.
The girls had their own room and, to their absolute delight …bunk beds! They've been nagging us about getting bunk beds for about the last 2 years so finally having the chance to try some out pretty much made their holiday!
There's also a luxurious bathroom, small living room, and a utility room. The North Star Club website describes the fridge as "small" so I was expecting a mini fridge and decided not to take any chilled items until I'd seen it for myself. However, it was much bigger than expected so no need to worry (see photo below).
It's worth noting that there is no oven – just a gas barbeque on the veranda and a communal pizza oven near the entrance of the site.
As we drove into the site, we were instantly drawn to the campfire area – a circle of upturned logs around a fire pit, sheltered by a canvas and covered in fairy lights. It looked so inviting.
It was a very foggy day!
The indoor communal area is called "The Woodshed" and houses three comfy settees positioned around a wood burning stove. You can pick up a few essentials from the "Honesty shop" here and I definitely recommend the brownies – delicious!
I have to admit, my biggest worry about visiting North Star Club was that it might not be very family friendly – I don't really associate luxury with family holidays! But I didn't need to worry. The lady who met us on arrival chatted away to our little ones and really made us feel welcome straight away.
Then we made our way to the suite and, as we opened the door, Jenny (7) let out a shriek of excitement – a bag of marshmallows was awaiting us, ready to be toasted on the campfire! North Star Club provide all the wood and kindling and there are marshmallow skewers in The Woodshed too.
We knew then that we were in for a good holiday!
Jenny warming her hands by the campfire!
The lodges are really spaced out so we didn't need to worry about the children being "too noisy" and disturbing other people. And it also worked the other way – we couldn't hear other groups being noisy while we were trying to get our girls into bed. Win – win!
We had our own private, outdoor area (complete with wigwam!) to play in and the girls thought they were in a real fairy wood with all the twinkling lights. They also loved seeing the wildlife, including pheasants and wild rabbits.
10 points to anyone who can spot hubby playing with the BBQ!
I'd also been worried about getting cold so I packed my hot water bottle just in case. But it simply wasn't needed. The lodges are heated with radiators, and the wood burner throws out loads of heat – that was a real highlight on an evening!
Any bloggers out there need to read this book!
There are no TVs and no internet at North Star Club, and I did wonder how we'd cope. But it was actually really nice to be "off grid" for a few days. We took colouring for the girls and hubby and I brought a book each for the evenings.
A soak in the free-standing tub is also highly recommended!
We had a wonderful stay at the North Star Club. It was certainly the most relaxing family holiday we've been on, and a really lovely way to soak up some fresh air.
Prices for the woodland suites range from £195 to £455 for a 2 night midweek stay.
We would probably have preferred to have an oven in the suite so that we didn't need to cook outside each night. But, with lots of foody places close by, we ate out most of the time anyway.
We had so much fun and I'm sure this will be the first of many glamping trips!
Have you ever been glamping? Where are your favourite places to visit in Yorkshire? Do you like being off grid or does the thought of it make you panic? Let me know in the comments section below.
Disclosure: We were given a free stay at the North Star Club in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. For more info, please check out my disclosure policy.
Lovely! I am desperate to plan a camping trip! I think my step son is almost old enough now to really enjoy it!!
This doesn't even seem like glamping! It's just glam! The suite looks absolutely incredible and that common area looks so luxurious! What a fun little trip you had!
I'm way past cramping into a tent on a holiday. This looks way above our standard mobile home holiday. Sounds like you had a great time.
I've never given glamping some thought! But this is making me want to experience it. Especially the fact that there's no internet connection or the telly!


I have a pretty good life. Not many bad things have happened to me. But recently I've had some breath-stopping, heart-pounding, stomach-turning moments.
Freeze. Feel the paralysis that abrupt horror creates.
Most of these moments haven't even been directly related to me. It wasn't my baby. It wasn't my family.
And in some ways, that makes these situations stranger for me. I'm hurt, I'm gutted, I'm crying, but there is nothing I can do. My coworker asks if I'm having a bad day, to which I incoherently reply, "No. Well, kinda. Yes, I guess so." There's no way to explain the small anchor on my heart, the tragedy that isn't close enough to warrant stopping life long enough for grieving.
One of the boys I grew up with committed suicide.
But I wouldn't have known if there had been.
I went to college. He stayed home. We exchanged some Facebook messages, but to be honest, I probably haven't talked to him in 2-3 years.
And now…well, now that feels like a mistake. Like something I could have done differently if I had bothered to care more.
A few days after he died, I reread 13 Reasons Why, Jay Asher's seminal YA work on suicide. I read it first many, many years ago. I haven't read it since because I was afraid it wouldn't seem as powerful. I was afraid I would be disappointed. Then I heard Jay speak and with the timing, it seemed like a good read.
It was. It didn't give me any answers (there aren't any). But it reminded me–again–how important it is to care about the people around us. To go out of our way to show them that we care. To tell them that they matter.
The more time goes on, the more I think being a grown-up means accepting that you might have done your best, but still it wasn't enough to prevent harm. It wasn't enough. And for this I bear responsibility.
If you came to my blog looking for standard book reviews, you can find them further down in the feed. This isn't a typical book post, I know. But I think this is the soul of reading. Reading is often how we process, heal, make sense of our desperately painful world. I'm trying to be more intentional about showing that reality. Thanks for reading.


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Novelists and screenwriters know that time travel can be accomplished in all sorts of ways: A supercharged DeLorean, Hermione's small watch and, most recently, a spacetime-bending hot tub have allowed fictional heroes to jump between past and future.
But physicists know that time travel is more than just a compelling plot device — it's a serious prediction of Einstein's general relativity equations. In a new study posted online July 15, researchers led by Seth Lloyd at MIT analyze how some of the quirks and peculiarities of real-life time travel might play out. This particular kind of time travel evades some of its most paradoxical predictions, Lloyd says.
Any theory of time travel has to confront the devastating "grandfather paradox," in which a traveler jumps back in time and kills his grandfather, which prevents his own existence, which then prevents the murder in the first place, and so on.
One model, put forth in the early 1990s by Oxford physicist David Deutsch, can allow inconsistencies between the past a traveler remembers and the past he experiences. So a person could remember killing his grandfather without ever having done it. "It has some weird features that don't square with what we thought time travel might work out as," Lloyd says.
In contrast, Lloyd prefers a model of time travel that explicitly forbids these inconsistencies. This version, posted at arXiv.org, is called a post-selected model. By going back and outlawing any events that would later prove paradoxical in the future, this theory gets rid of the uncomfortable idea that a time traveler could prevent his own existence. "In our version of time travel, paradoxical situations are censored," Lloyd says.
But this dictum against paradoxical events causes possible but unlikely events to happen more frequently. "If you make a slight change in the initial conditions, the paradoxical situation won't happen. That looks like a good thing, but what it means is that if you're very near the paradoxical condition, then slight differences will be extremely amplified," says Charles Bennett of IBM's Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, New York.
For instance, a bullet-maker would be inordinately more likely to produce a defective bullet if that very bullet was going to be used later to kill a time traveler's grandfather, or the gun would misfire, or "some little quantum fluctuation has to whisk the bullet away at the last moment," Lloyd says. In this version of time travel, the grandfather, he says, is "a tough guy to kill."
This distorted probability close to the paradoxical situation is still strange, says physicist Daniel Gottesman of the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Canada. "The thing is, that when we modify physics in this way, weird things end up happening. And that's kind of unavoidable," he says. "You're dealing with time travel. Maybe you should expect it to be weird."
In an earlier paper posted in May at arXiv.org, Lloyd and his team present an experiment designed to simulate this post-selection model using photons. Though the team couldn't send the photons into the past, they could put them in quantum situations similar to those that might be encountered by a time traveler. As the photons got closer and closer to being in self-inconsistent, paradoxical situations, the experiment succeeded with less and less frequency, the team found, hinting that true time travel might work the same way.
The experiments were meant to simulate freaky paths through spacetime called closed timelike curves, which carry anything traveling along them into the past and then back to the future. Einstein's equations predicted that travelers on a closed timelike curve would eventually end up back where they started. Although predicted to exist on paper, no such paths have been observed in the wild. Some physicists predict that these loops might exist in exotic regions where spacetime is drastically different, such as in the depths of black holes.
Despite its strange predictions, the new model forms "a nice, consistent loop," says theoretical physicist Todd Brun of the University of Southern California. The new papers make up "a really interesting body of work."
These days, deciding which theory of time travel is best is largely a matter of taste. Until someone discovers a closed timelike curve in the wild, or figures out how to build a time machine, no one will know the answer, says Brun. "I don't expect these will be tested anytime soon. These are ideas. They're fun to play with."
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This 13th-century estate church in Deene Park is the church of the Brudenell family, who bought Deene Park in 1514 and have lived there ever since.
The south chapel contains a number of interesting memorials to members of the Brudenell family of Deene Park.
The chancel was sumptuously decorated by G. F. Bodley in 1890.
A close up the alabaster effigy of the 7th Earl of Cardigan - who led the Charge of the Light Brigade - and his second wife, Agnes de Horsey.
The nave and aisles are austere, in contrast to the richly-decorated chancel.
Bronze sea horses surround the base of the memorial to the 7th Earl of Cardigan.
A sad-looking angel on the outside of St Peter's, Deene, probably added in the Victorian rebuild.
This thirteenth-century estate church in Deene Park is the church of the Brudenell family, who bought Deene Park in 1514 and have lived there ever since. It contains many monuments to Brudenells, including one to James Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan, who led the Charge of the Light Brigade. In 1868 the widow of James Brudenell commissioned T H Wyatt to rebuild much of the church.
There is a splendid tomb of the 7th Earl and his wife in the South Chapel. The church is a large building constructed using local stone and Collyweston slates, with a tall west tower and broach spire which probably date from the thirteenth century or earlier. Inside, the nave and aisles are austere but the chancel was sumptuously furnished and decorated by G F Bodley in 1890.
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Q: Use of varargin in octave I am trying to use varargin in octave but seems that it is getting some problem. Here is my code:
into2.m
function  [result] = into2(x)
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into3.m
function  [result] = into3(x)
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endfunction

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function  [result1] = calc(varargin, x)
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endfunction

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function  [] = test1()
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endfunction

test1() is main function calling calc() and passing two function handles and one scalar. I expect that varargin should have @into2,@into3 and x should have 2. However, varargin has @into2 and x has @into3. I tried changing order but two functions passed do not go into one argument; each argument has only one function. I believe that varargin should have a cell, but seems not working. I am using Octave 4.2. (Putting MATLAB into tag because the two should be similar.)

A: The issue is that varargin must appear as the last input argument to a function. If it is not the last, then it is simply treated as an input parameter named varargin instead. From the documentation:

If the special parameter name varargin appears at the end of a function parameter list it indicates that the function takes a variable number of input arguments

So in effect, your calc function is functionally no different from:
function result = calc(y, x)

What you'll want to do instead, is place varargin last in the list of input arguments and modify the logic within calc.
function result = calc(x, varargin)
    fn1 = varargin{1};
    fn2 = varargin{2};

    result = fn1(x) + fn2(x);
end

As a side note, it's not clear why exactly you need to use varargin in this scenario since you don't actually have a variable number of inputs.

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Ole Miss is starting off the summer garnering some national gridiron recognition as senior tight end Evan Engram and senior defensive back Tony Conner have been tabbed preseason All-Americans for 2016 by Athlon Sports.
Engram landed a spot on the third-team offense and could play a vital part in the Rebels' offense for the upcoming season. Last season, Engram had 38 catches for 464 yards and two touchdowns. Engram is a three-time All-Southeastern Conference member and two-time All-America selection.
Engram already holds the school records for receptions (97) and receiving yards (1,394) by a tight end. He set an Ole Miss tight end record with 662 receiving yards in 2014.
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Brooklyn Nets: Learning how to finish strong is the next step (Film Room)
Matt Brooks
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The Brooklyn Nets are close to turning a corner and they're showing offensive promise, but they must learn to finish close games.
Last week, I detailed the similarities on offense between the Brooklyn Nets and the Houston Rockets. In summary, the Nets mirror the Rockets by way of their volume three-point shooting, their avoidance of the midrange, the usage of their guards, and their isolation scoring.
The sheer amount of statistical similarities between the two teams on offense was astounding. However, there was one metric where the Rockets and the Nets were vastly different.
According to NBA.com, the Houston Rockets rank at the bottom of the league in passing with 247.3 passes per contest.
PASSES MADE
30 Oklahoma City Thunder 11 232.4
29 Houston Rockets 10 247.3
28 Toronto Raptors 12 263.8
In many ways, their lack of ball-movement makes sense. The Rockets are well-renowned for their drive-and-kick offense. A majority of the Rockets' possessions are dominated by their All-Star guards, James Harden and Chris Paul, who use their elite isolations skills to initiate the offense. Both players have some of the sweetest crossover moves in the league and can break down defenders at will.
Their ability to gain separation in one-on-one situations gives them more freedom to create. Being able to lose defenders by simply dribbling gives Harden and Paul the option to choose any of the following ways to score: step back and pop a three-pointer, drive to the cup, pull-up from midrange, dish alley-oop passes to a rim-running big, or even kick out to wide-open three-point shooters. These, by the way, are all plays that Harden and Paul are more than comfortable with making.
Although it may seem countercultural to let two players dominate the ball so much in our movement-centric league, the Rockets best chance to win is to do exactly that; let Paul and Harden pound the ball and isolate.
With this in mind, it should come to no surprise to anyone that the Rockets tend to avoid swinging the ball around on offense. There are only 24 seconds on the shot clock each possession, and the Rockets best method of scoring is to let Harden and Paul do their thing.
Here's where it gets interesting, though.
While the Rockets are one of the bottom three teams in passes per game, the Brooklyn Nets rank on the complete opposite side of the spectrum. The Nets rank fourth in league in passes per game, at 316.9 per contest.
1 Phoenix Suns 11 341.1
2 Memphis Grizzlies 10 338.9
3 Denver Nuggets 11 321.1
4 Brooklyn Nets 11 316.9
On the outside looking in, this doesn't really make sense. The Nets appear to be living within a paradoxical world in the way that they score.
As I just mentioned, there are only 24 seconds on the shot-clock. Passing around the perimeter to find open shooters is an effective but time-consuming method of scoring that takes up a majority of the shot clock. Isolating is a tried and true way of scoring, popularized by cult heroes such as Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. It does, however, also eat up shot clocks.
With only so much time to spare on offense, how is it that the Nets are league leaders in both frequency of isolation and passes per game?
The answer can be found when looking at shot-clock shooting statistics. According to NBA.com, the Brooklyn Nets rank second in the entire league when it comes to frequency of shots "very late" in the shot clock. (For reference, "very late" can best be defined as 0-4 seconds remaining in the shot clock).
A majority of the Nets' possessions begin with the young squad swinging the ball around the perimeter, searching for open shooters. If all goes right, the results can look downright gorgeous, as seen here:
This is straight out of the 2013-2014 San Antonio Spurs playbook! Wonderful stuff.
However, if the team is unable to find an open three-point shooter, they tend to go into isolation mode with very little time left on the clock. All four of their guards (Dinwiddie, LeVert, Russell, and Napier) are more than happy to take on that Mamba Mentality and attempt to create off-the-dribble.
Shooting so late in the shot-clock places the players in tough situations. At times, the results aren't exactly pretty, as seen here in these back-to-back third-quarter possessions against the Rockets:
More often than not, however, the team is actually pretty good at producing in late-clock situations. The Nets are shooting a very tidy effective field goal percentage of 51.3 with 0-4 seconds remaining on the clock, second to only the Golden State Warriors.
With a forward-thinking offense, elite numbers in late-clock situations, and a solid defense (ranked 17th in the league), it seems that surprising that the Brooklyn Nets are only 6-6 on the season.
Here's where we get to the juicy stuff.
The Nets are 3-4 on the season in clutch situations according to NBA.com. The NBA defines "clutch" as the last five minutes of the game. Let's again, take a gander at the Nets statistics late in the clock, this time with the parameter of only within the fourth quarter.
Tinkering with the numbers a bit, you'll notice that the Nets take the third-most three-pointers in the fourth quarter with 0-4 seconds remaining on the clock. You'll also notice that the team is shooting a vomit-inducing 6.7 percent from long-range.
I expect many of you to roll your eyes, mutter something about sample size, and close out this browser. To that I say — I completely understand your skepticism! Bear with me for a second, though.
For those who have been watching this exciting Brooklyn team closely, you'll know that a couple things plague this team. The first is turnovers, which is a widely discussed issue, but not the issue we're looking at right now.
The second issue, and one that is seldom discussed, is the team's tendency to barf up contested three-pointers in the last five minutes of the game.
When a game is close, defenses tighten up in the last five minutes of play. In general, the NBA's best offenses are the ones that can persevere in the midst of this added pressure.
This year, the Nets have been able to compete with some of the league's best teams. In some of their biggest games, the Nets have showcased poise throughout the first three quarters, remaining neck-and-neck in scoring against top teams. This was best seen in the games against the New Orleans Pelicans and the Houston Rockets, both of whom advanced to the playoffs last season.
Things changed in the last five minutes of both games as the Nets coughed away their lead thanks to a predictable offense and a barrage of turnovers.
Against the Rockets, their uninspiring offense, full of contested pull-up threes, was on full display.
With five seconds remaining on the shot-clock and about 25 feet separating the ball and the basket, Spencer Dinwiddie is forced into ghastly three-point attempt that careens off the front rim.
A couple of possessions later, we see an even better example of the Nets' flat offense.
The team begins the possession by swinging the ball around the perimeter, searching for an open shooter. Due to increased intensity on the defensive end, this shooter does not appear. As a result, Joe Harris, of all people, attempts to isolate and drives to the hoop. Lumber Joe Harris is good at many things, but this was not the play Brooklyn wanted at this stage. With limited athleticism to deploy, Harris is forced into giving up the ball.
The ball ends up in the hands of Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, a non-shooter spotting up in the corner. Given that he is guarded closely, Hollis-Jefferson barricades to the rim and rises up for an awkward off-hand push shot. With his body oriented away from the rim, the ball unsurprisingly bricks off the side of the cup.
Even when the Nets find shots that are somewhat open, the results aren't much better.
Here, the Nets find a wide-open Hollis-Jefferson spotting up from three in the corner. At this point in time, the Nets had blown a double-digit lead against the Rockets and hadn't made a shot since the 6:50 mark in the fourth quarter.
Normally, a wide-open corner three-pointer would be the perfect antidote to a scoring drought. Unfortunately for the Nets, Hollis-Jefferson had failed to make a single three-pointer until their Friday night bout with the Nuggets. Simply put, there's a reason he's wide open.
The last clip is perhaps my favorite one, considering it encompasses everything discussed so far.
With 40 seconds remaining in a close game against the Pelicans, the Nets have the ball up 115-112. All the team needs to do is score in order to ice the game.
After a series of unsuccessful passes, Caris LeVert ends up with the ball in his hands. With only seconds to spare, Caris LeVert fakes, side-steps, and launches a pull-up three. Clank.
24 seconds later, the Brooklyn Nets lose in heart-breaking form, as Jrue Holiday of the Pelicans splashes in a gut-wrenching game-winner. Ouch.
Slowly but surely, this Brooklyn Nets team will figure out how to win close games. As the season progresses, it will become increasingly obvious to the team, the fans, and the media as to who the go-to scorer is on this roster.
As a matter of a fact, that clutch guy may be staring us dead in the face.
GAME-WINNER. @CarisLeVert. #WeGoHard pic.twitter.com/Btz2ljJTZA
— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) November 10, 2018
The Nets secured a victory over the Nuggets by executing down the stretch. That's not something the Nets have done consistently this season, but the LeVert bucket over Denver could be a sign of things to come. The Nets appear to be coming together as a team and learning how to win tight games could be the only thing holding Brooklyn back.
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How amazing is Pennsylvania? We're surrounded by breathtaking landscape pretty much everywhere we go. The people are some of the country's friendliest. We're never at a loss for something to do, especially with all the state parks, museums, amusement parks, and so much more. And, of course, we can always find a delicious meal at one of the many eclectic restaurants, like this Pennsylvania restaurant that has been named one of the world's greatest destinations in 2018.
Hungry for a scrumptious meal at an award-winning restaurant? Then, make reservations for Superior Motors in Braddock, just outside of Pittsburgh.
The vibrant Pennsylvania restaurant has earned a spot on Time Magazine's 100 Greatest Places In The World in 2018.
In fact, Superior Motors, which opened just last year, has shot to success, earning critical acclaim from The New York Times, Time Magazine, and Food and Wine.
Sat in a former Chevy dealership, Superior Motors offers prime views of U.S. Steel's Edgar Thomson Works. And, when the weather allows, dine outdoors to admire the view.
So, peruse the rotating menu that's bursting with flavorful dishes geared toward carnivores, vegetarians, and vegans.
Entrees may include Maryland crab, pork belly, veal, and halibut.
Or, if you prefer a meatless dish, go for the eggplant, smoked seitan, smoked potato, or risotto.
Then, cap off your meal with a scrumptious dessert. Choose from such options as pretzel salad, ganache, and coconut.
Visit Superior Motors Wednesday and Thursday from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., or Sunday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Superior Motors is located at 1211 Braddock Ave., Braddock, PA 15104.
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Found these adorable Baby Muppets in the Menlo Park Mall Disney Store the other day!
3. Pepe the King Prawn Come on, he's a four-armed prawn with a Spanish accent. Who doesn't think that's hilarious and adorable all at once? Pepe is awesome.
Summer Penguin Muppet Babies Poseable Action Figure 2.5"
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I just did some simple decorations in the basement--I definitely wanted it Muppet-themed, but I didn't want to go completely overboard either.
The Sesame Street Gang - This Sesame Street Gang t-shirt design by Glen Brogan, up for vote at Threadless, is bright and adorable.
At the end, Sia let's her love of songs be known one final time by reminding us that she and her muppet pals did just sing an entire song about them.
Previous pinner says, "Fuzzy Muppet Puppy." It was saved under a dog toy hub board (leading me to think it is a toy).
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The Coach's Journal: Experiences of Black Female Assistant Coaches in NCAA Division I Women's Basketball
Leslie K. Larsen, California State University, SacramentoFollow
Leslee Fisher, University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleFollow
Lauren Moret, University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleFollow
In NCAA Division I women's basketball, Black female coaches make up only a small percentage of the total number of coaches (i.e., 26%; NCAA, 2016) even though the majority of student-athletes are Black (i.e., 51%). Although these discrepancies have recently been recognized in sport studies literature (Borland & Bruening, 2010; LaVoi & Dutove, 2012), sport psychology researchers have yet to explore the underlying structural and psychological issues that lead to the underrepresentation of Black female coaches in NCAA Division I women's basketball. To this end, we utilized narrative inquiry (Smith & Sparkes, 2009a) in the current study to explore the stories of eight NCAA Division I women's basketball assistant coaches who identify as Black females. During face-to-face interviews, participants described the roles they are asked to fill and the ways they cope with the multiple oppressions they experience as Black women in coaching. The first and second authors co-constructed four themes, (a) Pregame: Learning to coach; (b) First half: Experiences from the first 10 years; (c) Second half: Experiences from the last five years; and (d) Overtime: Thinking about the future, throughout their thematic analysis of these narratives (Braun & Clark, 2006). It is hoped that these findings will lead to the development of interventions that can empower NCAA Division I Black female coaches as well as challenge current structural ideologies that disadvantage Black female coaches in this context. Further, creating a more inclusive environment at NCAA Division I institutions could enhance the experiences and coaching career aspirations of Black female student-athletes by allowing them to see empowered Black female role models in coaching positions. Implications for certified mental performance consultants (CMPCs) working within NCAA Division I women's basketball, who are well positioned to contribute to these efforts, are also discussed.
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Leslie K. Larsen is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Science at California State University, Sacramento. She holds a PhD in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Sport Psychology from the University of Tennessee. Her research interests include cultural sport psychology and coach education. Leslie is a former Mental Conditioning Coach at IMG Academy and a former NCAA Division I women's basketball coach. She is also a Certified Mental Performance Consultant, and an active member of the AASP Diversity Committee. Correspondence regarding this article can be addressed directly to: leslie.larsen@csus.edu.
Leslee A. Fisher is a Professor and Program Coordinator of Sport Psychology and Motor Behavior at the University of Tennessee. She holds a PhD in Sport Psychology (UC Berkeley) and an MEd in Counselor Education (University of Virginia). Leslee has published over 73 academic and applied articles and has presented at numerous national and international conferences. Her research focuses on feminist cultural sport psychology and can be found in The Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, The Sport Psychologist, International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, International Journal of Sport Psychology, and Women in Sport & Physical Activity. Leslee is also a Fellow in the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP), served as AASP's Secretary/Treasurer, is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant, a member of the American Psychological Association, and a Registrant on the United States Olympic Committee's Sport Psychology Registry. Correspondence regarding this article can also be addressed directly to: lfisher2@utk.edu.
Lauren Moret is an Assistant Professor in the Evaluation, Statistics, and Measurement Program with a focus on Qualitative Research Methodology. Lauren is a trained conflict mediator with current research interests that include the teaching and learning practices of leaders across diversities, oppression awareness and reduction processes used in organizations, and supports for the growth of author reflexivity and transparency of the qualitative research process. She loves to cook, eat foods from many cultures, and spend time outside. Correspondence regarding this article can also be addressed directly to: lmoret@utk.edu.
1.	The research was funded by an NCAA Graduate Student Research Grant. 2.	The authors would like to thank the assistant coaches who participated in this study.
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Larsen, L. K., Fisher, L., & Moret, L. (2019). The Coach's Journal: Experiences of Black Female Assistant Coaches in NCAA Division I Women's Basketball. The Qualitative Report, 24(3), 632-658. Retrieved from https://nsuworks.nova.edu/tqr/vol24/iss3/16
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Neha Kakkar regrets making her personal life with Himansh Kohli public.
Of late, Neha Kakkar has been quite in the news due to her ugly break-up with Himansh Kohli. The singer, who is basking in the success of her latest hit number Aankh Marey from Simmba, has been reportedly trying to come out of her vulnerable state of mind since the past 3 months. The two unfollowed each other on Instagram and that's when the speculations of their break-up started doing the rounds of the gossip mills. But little did they know that things would get so out of control that netizens will start blaming Himansh of dishonesty. Opening up on the same, Neha recently shared that she regrets making her personal life public and called it a 'mistake'.
She added that she has moved on happily from the 'bad relationship' and is not open to love again. "Thankfully, I have moved on from this bad relationship. I am really in a happy space now. I have realised that my family is more deserving than anybody else in my life. I am happy with whatever happened because that made me realise the importance of my family members. With this bad experience, I am not open to love again. As I said, I am happy to be single!"
Following the bash, Neha also slammed fans for 'putting wrong allegations' on Himansh and added that she 'never' mentioned about any betrayal.


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