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- Mandatory Components
- Git
- Node (includes npm)
- PhoneGap (npm module)
- Optional Android Components
- Java SDK 7
- Android Studio + the latest SDK
- VirtualBox
- Genymotion Android Emulator
- Optional iOS Components
- XCode
Most of PhoneGap will work perfectly fine from a web browser. If that browser is Google's Chrome, you can use its built-in mobile emulator and be able to play around with PhoneGap without having to install all of the device components.
PhoneGap is delivered as an NPM module. NPM is the Node Package Manager, which is installed with Node. NPM has become a very popular way to deliver cross-platform open-source tools. This is why we need to have Node installed. None of these is difficult to install, but you will need a few hours if you plan to install everything.
PhoneGap is delivered as an NPM module. NPM is the Node Package Manager, which is installed with Node. NPM has become a very popular way to deliver cross-platform open-source tools. This is why we need to have Node installed. None of these is difficult to install, but you will need a few hours if you plan to install everything.
You should have around 10 GB of hard disk free. Quite a bit of space will be eaten up by the Android SDK components. You should also have Google Chrome installed. Chrome is by far the best browser for mobile development. It supports remote debugging which is essential when debugging Cordova apps.
Installation Instructions
Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. The Cordova CLI uses git internally to download assets.
Install Git
- Download the installation package
- Launch it
- Follow on screen instructions
- Complete the installation
Install NodeJS
- Download the installation program
- Launch the installation program
- Follow on screen instructions
- Restart machine so changes will be activated
- Verify that Node JS is installed: node -v
- (should respond with the version number)
Install Cordova
- Instal PhoneGap globally with the following command: npm install -g phonegap
You may need to use the sudo command to give their root password at this point. This is expected since you are need to permit an application to be installed globally.
- Verify installation of PhoneGap from the command line: phonegap -v
At this point you can play with PhoneGap in your browser. If you wish to deploy apps to devices please continue with the instructions below.
Android uses Oracle's Java as its programming language and to run many of its tools. As of Android 5.0, the official version of Java used is Java 7. Be careful, lots of installation instructions will mention to only use Java 6, this is no longer true. And even though Java 8 is the current version, don't use it either, Google's instructions call for JDK 7. Also be careful not to download the Java Runtime Environment or JRE. We need the JDK, which includes the JRE. Don't bother to download the sample apps or demos, they aren't necessary.
Install JDK 7
- Download the installation package
- Launch it
- Follow on screen instructions
- Add JAVA_HOME
- Add Java to path
Android Studio
Android Studio is the official IDE for Android application development, based on IntelliJ IDEA. It has been in beta release since 2013's Google I/O. The 1.0 version was released early December 2014 and with that Google is no longer supporting the former IDE, Eclipse.
Install Android Studio
- Download the installation package
- Launch it
In addition to an IDE, Android development requires a set of tools, known as the Android Developer Tools or ADT and a software development kit or SDK. A new SDK comes out every few months. As of April 2015, the current SDK is Android 22, which supports Android devices up to version 5.1, aka Lollipop. Android 22 is installed automatically by the installation program. Currently Cordova requires Android 19 so it must be install in addition to Android 22. If you are prompted, be sure to check the box to install it. Otherwise install Android 19 after Android Studio completes its installation. Don't skip this step.
Install Android 19
- Launch Android Studio
- Click Configure
- Click SDK Manager
- Once the Android SDK Manager installs, scroll down until you see the "Android 4.4.2 (API 19)"
- Check the following:
- SDK Platform
- ARM EABI v7a System Image
- Click the install packages button
- Accept the license agreement
- Click Install
Be patient, it can take an hour or so to install the SDKs.
Genymotion Emulator
Genymotion is an Android emulator which comprises a complete set of sensors and features in order to interact with a virtual Android environment. It is significantly faster than the included Android emulator. It is built on top of Oracle's VirtualBox, so you can't run it from a virtual machine. If you decided to use it, you will need to install the VirtualBox first.
VirtualBox is a powerful x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization product for enterprise as well as home use. Genymotion is built on top of VirtualBox and its devices are emulated x86 Android machines.
Xcode is available for free from the Mac App Store. It is the Apple tool for building iOS, Safari, and Mac apps.
Xcode is available for free from the Mac App Store. It is the Apple tool for building iOS, Safari, and Mac apps.
Install Xcode
- Download the installation package
- Launch it


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My first IS lens was the Canon 75X300, my next will be the 100X400 soon.
Please comment briefly on experiences you might have had with image stabilization systems, good or bad.
I have found that on longer lenses, like my 70-200 f/2.8 VR, the vibration reduction gives me that added comfort zone to work with more confidence and without a tripod. While shooting weddings, you need to get as much light as possible sometimes and can't always use your flash. This is another area where the VR really pays off. VR is expensive, like fast lenses, and only worth the cost if you are using your gear to make money.
In fact some assignments call for "no flash" and this is one of the situations when it is important to have some stabilization when handhelding the equipment and still go for low shutter speeds without compromising aperture settings.
Yes, It's important to me, but not a driving factor in lens selection. With Canon, I prefer it, but will take the "L" glass if I can afford it instead. My EF 28-135mm is a great lens and has never disappointed me. I shoot digital only and like the assistance of the IS in low light situations.
I own an Olympus C2100UZ and a Panasonic FZ1. They both have image stabilization. They both do a grand job of it (1/2 sec). I was able to take good images (4x6, not 16x20) handheld in the illuminated documents section of the J. Paul Getty museum with the Olympus because it has focus assist. There is very little light in that room. The FZ1 does equally well but needs more light.
I purchased the Canon 3.5 28 to 135 IS USM and the shots were just as bad as any other 3.5 canon lens.I shoot weddings mostly. I replaced it with a Tamron equivalent 2.8 and the results blew away the IS lens
I take allot of photos in an concert like environment dark with lots of subject lighting and I wish I had an IS lens the would give my 20d a greater opportunity to take even better shots. I find that my subjects are not still and this movement caused by me or my subject is even more noticeable. Suspect IS or anti shake would help here.
I used an Olympus C-2100 with image stabilization for several years and loved it. When I upgraded to a 4 megapixel camera, it did not have stabilization and it took me several weeks to get used to holding the camera steady again.
I have a Konica Minola A-2 digital camera with the anti shake feature I think it is the best thing since sliced bread as I don't always carry a tripod with me. It allowed me to take a sharp photo of the riseing moon hand held. great picture.
Image Stablization has allowed me to shoot at incredibly slow shutter speeds using both the Canon 100-400 IS and the Sigma 80-400 OS. At an effective 640 mm on the Sigma I can shoot handheld braced against a solid object like a tree at 1/15th of a second with moderately good results even at 8 by 10 size. Handheld at 1/125th no shake is visible even in extreme crops printed as 4 by 6's on standard kodak royal paper with color chemistry. Shooting with a set of legs mirror slap is reduced to a minor issue.
When I needed an medium level telephoto, I chose the more expensive Nikon 70-200VR over the less expensive 80-200mm in order to get the VR benefit. I have never regretted this decision. This is one of my most used lenses, and the results I get with it are fabulous!
I work with an 80-400 VR lens. I love it. But even with VR it doesn't mean you can just wave the camera around. You still have to plan your shots. My only complaint, I wish it had a faster lens. But my shot of a sprig of Goldenrod in an Alabama cotton field is enough to blow you away.
Low light photography is an option for me now with image stablization. It was difficult before because I needed a tripod. Now I can do indoor and outdoor low light work. I have a digital camers so I also have the ability to use white balance and high ISO settings to obtain better low light pictures.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — When protesters began arriving in Charlotte for the Democratic National Convention this week, they were filled with hope. For months, they predicted that thousands would travel to North Carolina's largest city to express their anger at economic policies that they say hurt the poor. They believed that the government was still looking the other way while big banks continued to foreclose on struggling homeowners. They wanted to vent about the human toll of war.
But the massive protests never materialized. The centerpiece was supposed to be the March on Wall Street South. But that demonstration — two days before the start of the convention — drew 800 people. Organizers had earlier predicted as many as 15,000 would come.
Still, as protesters trickled into a city park to pitch tents during convention week, they marched. Sometimes the protests were spontaneous — in the middle of the night. Other times they were planned as protesters blocked intersections in the city's downtown in defiance of a city ordinance requiring a parade permit.
As they get ready to leave Charlotte after the convention ends Thursday, some protesters said they were somewhat disappointed with the small turnout, overwhelming police presence and limited access on streets. But none said they regretted making the trip.
Mark Apollo and Katrina Corbell met last year over scoops of donated Ben & Jerry's ice cream during the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York. For the last week, the couple has shared a small orange tent in a Charlotte park and participated in marches near the site of the Democratic National Convention.
Apollo, a 50-year-old U.S. Army veteran originally from New Jersey, joined the Occupy protests in October after years of volunteering with environmental groups.
Corbell, a 34-year-old master's student in counseling psychology, left her home in California the following month and went to New York to join the movement after seeing a Web video in which she says a police officer pepper sprayed a female demonstrator in the face without provocation.
Before coming to Charlotte, they were in Tampa to protest at the Republican National Convention. They see little difference between the two major parties, which they say represent the interests of big banks and corporations. A fundamental goal of the Occupy Wall Street movement is to end the flood of special interest money flowing to political campaigns and conventions.
Apollo said he watched "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" streaming on his smart phone this week to remind himself why he continues to protest. In the 1939 classic, Jimmy Stewart is an honest man appointed to a vacant seat in the U.S. Senate only to find himself confronted by the corruption of politicians he once admired.
"I believe in the original democratic principles of the United States," Apollo said. "I just believe the corporate system has been screwed up by a lot of corrupt individuals."
After leaving Charlotte, they plan to make their way to the areas south of New Orleans inundated during Hurricane Isaac to help rebuild before returning to Manhattan for the anniversary of the Occupy protests in Zuccotti Park on November 17.
The dim glow of a streetlight bounced off the chrome handlebars of Perry King's bicycle. Shirtless and wearing a pair of shorts and sneakers, he wrestled with the handbrake, tugging and pulling, until he finally got it to work. He sighed. It was a long day — a long week, he said.
The 57-year-old King is among the protesters who have been camping in a city park a few blocks from the Time Warner Cable Arena, the site of the Democratic National Convention. But it might as well be miles away.
Although King has marched in several protests, he has never gotten closer than a few blocks to the arena, where President Barack Obama will make his acceptance speech Thursday night.
With every protest, the demonstrators have been followed closely by police. Officers on mountain bicycles, horses, motorcycles and foot have tried to block the protesters' path to prevent them from veering off designated parade routes.
Angry, King said the city's action violated the First Amendment free speech rights.
"If you shut down protesters, soon they won't allow demonstrations. If we're not out here, they'll take our rights away," said King, a social worker in Washington, D.C., with two grown children.
King was drawn to Charlotte to rail against the U.S. military. He says the U.S. should stop using drones to hunt and kill suspected terrorists, saying too many innocent people are caught in the crossfire. And he's afraid the government will begin using them domestically. "I don't know how long it will be before we use them to assassinate drug dealerson street corners. The United States is spreading terror," he said.
During a protest march Tuesday, he carried a battery-powered amplifier in the basket on the back of his bicycle. At different spots along the route, speakers would turn it on, grab a microphone. Many talked about why they were protesting. Others shouted at the police.
Through it all, King listened. With his lime green safety helmet strapped on his head, he encouraged the crowd to speak up.
"This is Democracy at work," he said
A member of the Conservative Party and ardent supporter of U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, Bret Morse marched with Occupy Wall Street protesters outside the Democratic convention in Charlotte. Around his neck was his guest pass from attending last week's Republican National Convention in Tampa and a large placard calling for an end to overseas drone strikes targeting American citizens who authorities said had joined al-Qaida.
"Other than economics, I agree with a lot of things the occupiers believe in," said Morse, a 30-year-old from Marion, N.Y. "We're both opposed to corporatism, the corporations running the government. We would just go about ending it in different ways. I believe in small government."
A strict Constitutionalist, Morse said he also agrees with the Occupy movement in opposing the National Defense Authorization Act approved by Congress and signed by President Obama in December 2011. In addition to providing $662 billion in funding for national security programs, the law contains a provision that allows for the indefinite detention without trial of American citizens arrested on terrorism charges on U.S. soil.
Morse wasn't sure where he might go after Charlotte, though he said he might travel with others to help with hurricane relief in Louisiana.
Brenton Lengel is a playwright, poet and actor. He calls New York home, but for the last week he has been camping with other activists in a city park.
For the 23-year-old with a moustache, goatee and long hair, the Democratic National Convention was an opportunity to organize and protest.
"The Democratic and Republican parties are not representing the people," he said.
The country needs change — a more liberal agenda to address social and economic injustice. Too many people are being hurt — and their voices aren't being heard, he said. It's clear he's passionate about the issues.
That's why he says he's a member of a new incarnation of the New Youth International, better known as the Yippies. The group in the 1960s was famous for staging counter-culture protests. Ironically, members of the group, which had its heyday in the 1960s, were accused of inciting a riot at the 1968 Democratic national Convention in Chicago.
The 2012 convention in Charlotte is a far cry from that chaotic affair. Lengel said they were expecting a big turnout in Charlotte. That didn't happen. But it also didn't dampen Lengel's enthusiasm.
When police blocked a road during a protest march, he grabbed a microphone and implored them to reconsider.
He said he didn't know who gave the order, but whoever did it "was a moron." Lengel said the protesters didn't want to stay in one place in the heat and rain.
"We're not going to hurt anyone," he said. They just wanted to march in peace.
Lengel has graduated from the University of Kentucky with a theater degree. He also has written several plays. He says his last short play — Snow White Zombie: Apocalypse — was performed in a local New York theater. The play is about Snow White who awakens to Price Charming's kiss 28 days after a zombie outbreak.
When he leaves Charlotte, he will head back to the New York area for more political organizing and writing.
"I know I have good material," he said.
John Murdoch marched at the DNC to promote a vision of social justice that puts the needs of the many ahead of the few. But the 37-year-old performer from New York City said his political views don't fit into any particular dogmatic box.
"l have some streaks of socialism, I guess," he said. "I am not a communist. I am not a capitalist. I am somebody who believes I have the right to change my government and speak freely. Whatever works. If a comet were going to smash into the earth, then I'm a communist — just get as many people fed and take care of business."
A Colgate University graduate with degrees in history and peace studies, Murdoch chafes when such labels are misapplied for political gain or to scare people.
"If we're arguing over whether Barack Obama is a socialist, we are arguing about absurdity," he said. "Obama has Goldman Sachs all over his cabinet. Socialists don't have Goldman Sachs run the economy. Socialists don't go to $75,000-a-head dinners.
"If someone else defines the terms you're arguing under, you've lost already. If you want to talk socialism, the military is socialist. The police are socialist. Social Security is socialist. Some of the most beloved institutions in America are socialist.
After he leaves Charlotte, Murdoch plans to head home to New York. He is looking forward to being in Zuccotti Park for the Occupy anniversary.


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The scope of fake news on social media platform is growing and malicious actors are becoming more sophisticated. This past week, amid the growing list of women accusing Republican senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual misconduct, a troll account on Twitter started a viral tweet alleging that the Washington Post was paying Moore's accusers. The story, while debunked, made its way to media outlets. To help Congress in its efforts to combat fake news, a group of tech entrepreneurs have closely followed these disinformation campaigns. Renee DiResta - who recently helped prepare members of congress for the Intelligence hearing with Facebook, Twitter, and Google – is a part of the group called Data for Democracy. She joins Soledad O'Brien from San Francisco to discuss how hijacked accounts are automating the spread of fake news, how malicious agents have created real world events to intentionally divide groups, and how the increased polarization is a threat to democracy.


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Wabash BIP Students Working With Alumsby Zach Canon '16 • July 3, 2013 Share:
Business Immersion Program students experienced stepping into the Lion's Den Tuesday. A panel of alumni businessmen and former Wabash Director of Development gave BIP students real-world feedback.
Alison Kothe, Dave Bowen '99, CEO of Market Maker 4, Brian Deyo '08, Associate Partner of Developer Town, and Michael Haugh '86, Managing Director of Corporate Strategy Planning with Eli Lilly &Co. provided the professional perspective.
The BIP students were split into four groups and challenged to create a viable business proposition. The students presented work to the panel of "investors." From product name to projected finances, the panel grilled each presentation. "We want to make the experience as close to reality as possible," Haugh said.
Group one presented research on what group leader Rudy Duarte '14 called "A first of its kind device that uses facial recognition software to prevent drivers from falling asleep at the wheel." With the software in place, assembly would be quick and easy, creating what "investors" called, "a legitimate business opportunity [if marketed well]."
Duarte, Ethan Groff '15, Jeremy Minor '16, and Tyler Munjas '16 believed their primary audience would be truck drivers, 16-25 year-olds, and insurance companies. Using that market, the group could separate their product from Mercedes' built-in auto-correction for veering vehicles. Groff's disclaimer to "investors" and future product users was, "though we believe in this product, there is no replacement for a good night sleep."
James Caum '14 described his team's business as "the only home and business food delivery service for restaurants that do not currently have delivery." Using Dine In Delivery based in Osceola, Indiana as a proven model, the group of four, Caum '14, Alex Hirsch '14, Ethan Dove '15, and Craig Brainard '16, targeted Fishers and Hamilton County. Strategically they would partner with local restaurants, hand out ad booklets, and sell their brand at local sporting event (t-ball, soccer, football).
Brian Deyo '08 encouraged the group. "It's a proven business model. Get the business running and off its feet and then sell it to a large name like Grub Hub."
Jonathan Anleitner '14, Michael Brendle '14, and Matthew Binder '16, explored the health care market. "[Our product] is a translation service provided through a smartphone application which is specifically tailored to the needs of emergency responders," Binder said. According to the group, partnerships in the medical field, NIMIA for instance (Northern Indiana Medical Interpreters Association), would give a competitive advantage over similar but less reliable competition.
Daniel Purvlicis '16 introduced the final group's project. "It's a revolutionary IPhone App that enhances a golfer's golf experience." The app would provide a mobile scorecard, GPS technology for shot distance, an innovative social network, and a slew of other tools. Purvilicis, Alex Rodriguez '14, Jocelyn Hopkinson '15, and Jiaxi Lu'16 made plans to market the product through apparel, free downloads to Country Club golf Pros, and social media. The fatal flaw came when "investors" claimed they already owned a similar smartphone application. "Investor" Dave Bowen suggested the group go big and focus on the GPS idea or downsize to a social media for golfers.
With $100,000 in fictional investment cash, the judges allocated their money in the following ways:
Group one (Device for drivers): $175,000
Group two (Delivery service): $20,000
Group three (Translation App): $115,000
Group four (Golf App): $5,000
Brian Deyo '08 told the group their presentations would hold up against the pros he frequently sees. "I see a handful of presentations every week. These presentations were great."
Michael Haugh '86 agreed, "It's very difficult to present your work to a body of investors and face scrutiny. You all did extremely well."
Roland Morin, Managing Partner for Innovate Consulting Group, Mishawaka, is the program's alumni instructor. Betsy Knott is the Director of Business Leadership and Immersion Programs.
The BIP students worked on several projects during the 8-week program. In addition to Tuesday's presentations, the group also collectively proposed an overhaul to Wabash's student self-help program (ESH), created business models for restaurants, and much more. This year's BIP represents the program's tenth year of existence. The BIP is made possible by a Lilly Endowment Inc.
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August 21, 2013
Trees don't have heartbeats. You can't put a stethoscope up to a tree trunk and expect to hear that familiar dull thumping that gently insists, "I am alive." At least I'm pretty sure you can't, no matter what hardcore LOTR fans say, Ents do not exist! However, this doesn't mean you shouldn't try putting a stethoscope up to a tree and listening. What do you think you would hear?
Alex Metcalf knows. Okay, so I know that silver trumpety thing isn't a stethoscope, but it would be really gross for a Museum to let thousands of school children and other visitors use the same stethoscope to listen to a tree. Since we're so considerate of our visitors and we really wanted everyone to be able to listen to the inner workings of a tree, we worked with British artist, Alex Metcalf. He created a listening tree installation in our new Nature Gardens by hooking up microphones to one of our coast live oaks, Quercus agrifolia. When you put your ear up to one of the four trumpets Alex installed, you'll hear one of two things. First, there's a deep rumbling sound that is the amplified sound of the oak vibrating. If you're lucky enough, especially if you are visiting on a warm day, you'll likely also hear some tiny popping that is the sound of "water passing through the cells of the Xylem tubes and cavitating as it mixes with air on its way upwards." Xyle-what you say? You see, trees have a system a bit like our veins that moves water, dissolved nutrients, and food between the leaves, trunk, and roots. Botanists call it a vascular system and it consists of two main cell types, xylem (ZI-lem) and phloem (FLO-em). Xylem tubes are the main way trees and other vascular plants get water from roots to leaves and other parts. Alex explains, "as the leaves lose the water through evaporation the cells below the leaf become drier and they in turn pull water from the next cells below, this carries on down the tree all the way down to the roots. The water molecules cling together and form a water chain from the leaves to the roots under tension-cohesion." He continues, "The Tree Listening Project aims to provide an experience that links both science and art by engaging the public with what happens inside a tree, and to excite and inspire a keen interest in trees." Hopefully this has inspired a keen interest in visiting our Nature Gardens to listen for yourself. So go grab your bike, jump on a bus or the train, or put the pedal to the metal in your car and come on down to the Nature Gardens and hear our oak tree telling you, "I am alive!"
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It's been months since my last blog (which happened to be a Friday Five), so here we go:
- It's 1am and I have to be up in 3.5 hours for my Super Shuttle pickup.
- There's no A/C in my bedroom right now.
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- In 7 hours I will be en route to San Diego for a glorious 5 day weekend!
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012
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It probably is, Tom. I've got a photo of that building taken looking along what remains of King Street, so it would have been at the end of Bank Street, which was a relatively short street. Streets usually number from the end nearest the local Post Office with the first house on the left-hand side being number 1, so should have numbered from the Pitt Street end. We know from the Kelly's Directory of 1914 that Winterbotham's works was number 39 Bank Street, so that seems to fit. The clincher would appear to be the tall chimney sticking up behind the centre of the building in Nancy's picture, in just about the same position as the one in your picture (from Google Earth?).
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It was chimney which clinched it for me Dave.
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As has been said about Cold Spring Harbor, in regard to the high school boys tennis teams in Nassau County, when it comes to League VII in Suffolk one could well say, "It's the Ross School and then everybody else."
But when it comes to everybody else, it seems — East Hampton being in that group — the competition has been keen.
"There's been no rhyme nor reason to it," Josh Brussell, who's coaching East Hampton's boys team, said Monday. "It's been a matter of 'on any given day. . . .' "
As of Tuesday, the Bonackers shared last place with Shoreham-Wading River, each at 1-5, though East Hampton enjoyed a big 4-3 win here over 3-4 Southampton on Friday.
"I'm still feeling my way when it comes to our lineup," Brussell said as the match was being contested. That day he had moved Zach Newburger, East Hampton's perennial number-one singles player, to first doubles with a freshman from Bridgehampton, Max Snow, and put Ben Okin, a sophomore with "great potential," up to number-one singles. Okin lost that day — not unsurprisingly — to Southampton's top player, Jeremy Dubin, but East Hampton swept the three doubles matches and its reliable number-four, Milton Farez, defeated Alex Grun 6-0, 6-0.
Brussell said he thought Newburger and Snow could "definitely qualify for the leagues, and I think they have a great shot at making the counties."
Of Okin, who hails from a strong tennis family, he said, "He's got so much potential — he just has to iron out the kinks." By that, Brussell said, he meant that "he's got to become more consistent."
Newburger, he added, was "a great doubles player," and Farez was "a great number-four. He's awesome."
The win was East Hampton's first league win of the season. Brussell said he liked the idea of matching seniors and freshmen, as he has done with Newburger and Snow, and as he has also done with Manny Ferix and Peter Davis, the third doubles pairing. Reese Donaldson and Andrew Dixon are playing at second doubles. Collin Kavanaugh and Danny Ruggiero are playing at second and third singles.
On Friday, Newburger and Snow defeated Southampton's Thomas Gallon and Matias Ruiz 6-3, 6-2; Donaldson and Dixon defeated Adam Fezza and Liam Gifkin 6-1, 6-2, and Ferix and Davis defeated Andrew Jawoski and Dylan Maso 6-0, 6-1.
In singles, Dubin defeated Okin 6-0, 6-0; Elliot LaGuardia defeated Kavanaugh 6-2, 6-4, and Dylan Blue defeated Ruggiero 6-2, 6-2.
East Hampton is to play host to the powerful Ross School team, a finalist in the county team tournament last year, this afternoon.
Speaking of the Cosmos, who are coached by Vinicius Carmo, they continue to roll along. In recent matches, they've defeated Eastport-South Manor and East Hampton by 7-0 scores, defeated Southampton 5-2, and Shoreham-Wading River 6-1.
Carl Grant, a seventh grader, and Will Greenberg, an eighth grader, lost the point in the Shoreham match by a score of 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. Against Southampton, Richard Sipala, the number-one, was defeated by Jeremy Dubin 6-2, 5-7, 6-4, and Grant, who was playing fourth singles that day, lost 6-4, 7-5 to Dylan Blue.
Moreover, Ross had four champions in the United States Tennis Association Level 2 tournament it held over the weekend — Ian Combemale, a sophomore who defeated his teammate, Felipe Reis, a junior, 6-4, 6-7, 7-5 in the finals of the 18-and-under division; Trippie Tuff, an eighth grader who won the boys 14s; Jonas Feuerring, a sixth grader who won the boys 12s, and Cece Combemale, a seventh grader who won the girls 12s. Louis Caiola, a sophomore, was the runner-up in the boys 16s.
Another Ross player, Nadia Smergut, Suffolk's defending singles champion, who recently turned 15, is playing this week in the Easter Bowl national junior tournament in Southern California.
Carmo said a nonleague match that Ross was to have played last Thursday at Cold Spring Harbor had to be canceled "because of the rain, and their schedule is full now."


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Outstanding Barnard alumnae are selected through a rigorous application and interview process, notes Janet Bersin Finke '56, chair of the Fellowship Committee. Winners represent the power and promise of a Barnard education. The Fellowship for Graduate Study is generously funded by the Edith and Frances Mulhall Achilles Memorial Fund.
Jessica Mockrin '03
earned her undergraduate degree in visual arts and art history. After graduation she moved to Honduras and co-founded the Organization for Youth Empowerment, a nonprofit arts organization. Currently an MFA candidate in visual arts at the University of California, San Diego, she expects to graduate in the fall of 2010.
Katharine VandenBroek '98
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Carolyn Olson Walsh '05
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Laura Helton '00
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Shanshan Qi '06
majored in architecture and minored in economics. She graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, and was a Barnard Centennial Scholar. At work on a master's in architecture at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, Shanshan plans to pursue a career in architectural practice as well as in academics.


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Raised in the South Side neighborhood of Roseland, 61-year-old director Robert Zemeckis hasn't achieved much as a filmmaker.
Oh, wait: He's only made classics like "Back to the Future," "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" and "Forrest Gump," for which he won the Best Director Oscar. Opening Friday, "Flight" marks Zemeckis' first non-motion-capture effort since 2000's "Cast Away" and stars Denzel Washington as Whip, a pilot who performs a miraculous upside-down maneuver to save nearly everyone on a flight whose plane breaks down mid-air. The problem: Whip was drunk and high on cocaine during the flight, information a lawyer (Don Cheadle) will try to suppress but may leak anyway due to Whip's addiction.
At the Park Hyatt, Zemeckis, who's based in L.A. but still has a place on Lake Shore Drive, talked about his Chicago upbringing, his own extensive flying background--no, he's never had a drink before piloting a plane—and how society's doing compared to the predictions of the "Back to the Future" franchise. Unfortunately, he declined to try to name as many kinds of shrimp as possible, "Forrest Gump"-style.
What's your first memory of going to the movies when you were a kid in Chicago?
I saw "The Blob." That was the first movie I remember seeing. I was about five years old.
That's young to see "The Blob," no?
Yeah, I mean, in those days nobody cared about what kids saw. Certainly when you grew up south side of Chicago. It was like movies were movies.
What was your reaction?
I thought it was great. It was a triple bill. It was "The Blob," "I Married a Teenager from Outer Space" and "Sad Sack" with Jerry Lewis.
How do you feel like your Chicago upbringing has factored into the films that you've made, if at all?
I don't know. It's a good question. I have images of death in every movie, but I think that's more from Catholic school than [Chicago].
How come?
Because Catholicism's all about death and dying.
So it's not a Chicago thing.
There's a lot of Catholicism in Chicago. I guess that's the only thing I can think of. I can't think of anything else that's a Chicago influence.
You have an extensive background as a pilot yourself. How many times have you flown upside-down?
Only when you have to do it for--we have to do things called spin recovery when you intentionally put the plane in a spiral, so it's not really upside-down but it pretty much feels like it. You have to do that every couple of years just to practice recovering from that.
What's the scariest experience you've had while flying?
Losing my bags.
That's terrifying.
It's very terrifying, yeah. It makes you really angry, too.
Nothing while flying?
Flying's very safe. I haven't had any scary incidents on airplanes.
Have you or do you know anyone who's had a drink before flying?
You mean a pilot? No, not personally. I don't think most pilots do drink.
So you've never had a drink before flying?
Who, me? No, I take those rules very seriously. That's not a good thing. The one nice thing about the way the system works is any pilot who gets pulled over for a DUI immediately will lose his pilot's license.
Something that plays into the film is the notion that pilots are real people. Not mythic heroes; they can be flawed. In 2012, how much do people still have this perception of pilots as being incredibly powerful?
I think they do, but I think they do because of their own need to think delusionally.
What do you mean?
I think they put people who are entrusted with other people's lives on that pedestal because it makes them feel more comfortable. I think they do the same thing with surgeons, doctors. I don't think they do it with politicians anymore. But anyone who is entrusted with other people's lives, people tend do to that because it's easier to get through the day thinking that way. Even though it may not be true.
Not that this person may have gotten three hours of sleep last night.
You don't want to think about that. Or they're just having a really horrible day. Or a loved one's sick or a loved one's dying and the guy's gotta go fly a plane. Obviously he's not going to be concentrating. But that is reality. That happens all the time. Where a guy is going to do heart surgery who just found out that his wife was in a car accident. Stuff like that happens.
Or he's just upset about the Bears game!
Or upset about the Bears game! There you go. Absolutely.
The flight sequences in this movie look phenomenal and seem like they were very difficult to pull off. In the sense that you've done a lot of difficult work in the past, was this relatively easy despite the challenges, or were you ever worried you wouldn't be able to do it?
No, it was only because we had very little money and very little time. And that was the challenge. Because it's really time-consuming. We built a set that we could turn upside-down and we had all these stunt people hanging. And working in a small, confined set like an airplane cabin, there's only one way in and one way out, so it had to be very meticulously thought out and planned out.
My impression is it's very difficult to stress out or scare Denzel Washington. Was there ever a moment when he seemed stressed or scared? Is that possible?
No, no. He's so focused and so prepared. I've never seen him get stressed out; if he does, he doesn't show it.
What scares you?
What scares me? [Laughs] I'm one of those people who is in a constant state of self-centered fear. I'm always in a state of anxious fear. So I think it's inborn.
What do you mean state of anxious fear? You're always worried a bird will fly into your head?
No, I don't have phobias. I'm just afraid that life is going to come. Random acts of life are going to pull the rug out from under me. It's completely neurotic.
Where do you think that comes from?
Growing up on the South Side of Chicago. It's that constant idea that the storm troopers are right outside the door. It's like [securing] the hatches, the world's going to come crashing—I think it comes from being a first-generation American and having parents who come from eastern European culture and it's that oppressive kind of sense of fear.
If you could live any of your movies for real, which one would it be?
Probably "Roger Rabbit."
How come?
Because don't you think it would be cool to hang out with all these toons?
It would be. Which character would you take the place of?
Oh, no, I thought you meant me being in there. I have to be a character? I would never want to be any of the characters in my movies.
We only have three years to develop flying cars and automatic dog walkers. What are our chances?
I don't know, but I know you're talking about the predictions that were made in "Back to the Future II." We're batting 50/50.
What's something you're proud of that came true?
Flat-panel TV screens, junk faxes, the list is actually pretty good. 3-D, holograms.
What has been your reaction? Do you throw your fist in the air when that stuff is developed, like, "Told you!"?
We don't have to do that, there are websites. We have fan sites that track all that constantly. Every time there's a new invention—hoverboards, a guy invented a real hoverboeard.
Is there a certain sense of pride that comes from being able to tell the future?
Well, wait a minute, we're only batting 50/50.
That's pretty good!
Yeah, it is. Most movies don't hit it that well. Most movies underestimate the future. That's the problem with predicting the future. You always underestimate it.
How much money do you have on the Cubs to win it in 2015?
I don't know, I'm one of those people who doesn't think the Cubs can ever win the World Series. It's almost become their identity.
That would be really sad. Are you a Sox fan, being from the South Side?
I'm both. Now that I live in California, I'm both. [Laughs]
When you lived here?
Oh here, yeah, I'd be a Sox fan. If I lived on the South Side, absolutely.
When that movie came out, the prediction of 2015 seemed safe …
I know, now it's creeping up. Now I guess that movie will be quaint, won't it? It will be, "Oh, look at that, they thought the Cubs were going to win."
But wouldn't it be great if we hit it? Wouldn't that be a story?
I will thank you infinitely.
And not only that we'll sell a lot of DVDs too, so it would be good.
How many times in the last several years have you been approached with, "Let's rejuvenate 'Back to the Future! Let's get a new Marty McFly …"?
You mean, from actual people or the fans?
Well, the fans always ask about it. But we're not going to do another "Back to the Future."
No industry people have ever kicked that around?
No, no. … I think what's cool about "Back to the Future" is that it's this historical document of the culture, a snapshot of the culture that exists in the time and that's what gives it its charm.
When fans suggest a new one, do they want to start over or have another movie with Michael J. Fox?
I think what it is it's a way for fans to express their appreciation for the movie. It's like they want to go on another adventure with these characters, they love 'em so much. So I think in their mind's eye they're seeing Michael J. Fox as being 20-something instead of in his 40s. They're not making that leap.
How will you be able to talk Bob Hoskins out of retirement for the "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" sequel?
I might be able to convince him—I don't think he would come out to do the lead. We have a really good script for that by the way, sitting at Disney. But I think I could convince him to come out for a couple of scenes, work for a couple of days, have his presence around, that'd be fun.
What if you told him you were going to be in it?
That I was going to be in it? No, that wouldn't impress him at all. [Laughs]
So that's finished?
There's a sequel script that's really good that's finished. We're waiting for all the Disney executive shuffle to settle down to see if they're going to do it or not.
You've done so much with performance-capture technology, with varying opinions about some of those films. When you look back at the early stuff like "The Polar Express," what do you think about? Do you ever wish anything was different or have any regrets how they turned out?
No, not at all. Like I said earlier about "Back to the Future," I think you make movies in the time that you make 'em with the technology that you have with the abilities that you have. That's how they live and that's how they are in the universe. I'm not one of those people that believes in going back and changing things because you can. When I finish a movie it's done.
So we won't have retrofitted 3-D versions …
No, I can't stand that.
That makes two of us. People have debated the eyes on some of those movies. Was there ever a time when you looked at it and said, "I wish this looked different?" Or you just said, "It is what it is"?
It is what it is. "The Polar Express" is an incredibly successful movie. Every Christmas it's reissued in IMAX and it makes a million dollars.
If you were to make a movie in Chicago, is there anything in particular you'd want it to be about?
No, I just want something that would feel right to be in the city. I wouldn't want to come to Chicago and have to make it look like New York. Or I wouldn't want to have to come to Chicago and have it look like Los Angeles. If I came to Chicago to do a movie, I'd like it to be set in Chicago.
Have you ever shot here?
No, never.
As someone who came from here, do you want to have that happen at some point?
Yeah, but that's always putting the cart before the horse. I only want to come and shoot here if I've got a story that belongs here.
I thought your remake of "Yellow Submarine" was off, but the press notes say it's on.
No, it's off. Does it say that in the press notes?
It does.
Ah, I should read those. [Laughs] No, that's off. I'm not going to do a remake.
Was that disappointing?
Well, it would have been really cool but at the end of the day I don't know how many movies I have left in me, so I probably shouldn't waste a lot of years doing a remake.
Is there anything you still want to do?
I don't really think about it. Well, I want to do this Philippe Petit thing. I want to do this 3-D movie where he walks between the twin towers. Which I thought would be really cool. That's something I'd really like to do. It's a really beautiful story.
Was there ever even a 1 percent thought of doing a performance-capture version of "Flight"?
Of course not. Not for one split second.
His favorite Chicago restaurant: The Pump Room. ""I love [the new design]. I think it's great. The food's great too. The menu's always seasonal so I get whatever the new dish is."
Guilty pleasure movie: "I've always been a fan of great B horror movies. I've always been a fan of the William Castle movies and the Hammer films from England and all that stuff."
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128-Year Not-for-Profit Mission: We Improve Health Every Day
We are one healthcare system with more than 28,000 employees, all with the same commitment to quality care and creating an extraordinary healthcare experience.
From hybrid operating rooms to new models of care, we've always been ahead of the curve. For example, we:
- Performed Hampton Roads' first heart and kidney transplants, in addition to the first open-heart surgery.
- Opened the first PACE (Program for All-Inclusive Care of the Elderly) site in Virginia.
- Were the first in the nation to pioneer eICU®, a remote monitoring system for intensive care.
- Were the first to leverage telehealth through Sentara Home Care Services to better monitor and manage patients remotely.
- Gained worldwide fame when America's first in-vitro baby was born at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital.
And, Sentara is focused on delivering care better in the future by providing the right care, by the right caregiver at the right place, right time and right cost – all while delivering an extraordinary patient experience.
Helping to achieve this:
- The Sentara app provides convenient access to Sentara locations, health and wellness information and ways to connect with us.
- Sentara MyChart provides patients with secure online access to this information, enabling new ways to interact with our doctors and staff. And the Sentara MyChart app empowers patients to access their electronic medical information on the go anytime, anywhere via their smartphone.
- Our Sentara eCare Health Network® uses innovative and secure technology to link patient medical records between our hospitals, physicians and other healthcare sites.
- Sentara MDLIVE connects consumers to board-certified doctors by phone or secure online video 24/7/365.
- Select Sentara facilities and programs have also been recognized by U.S. News & World Report for the more than 15 years.
Our Services
Advanced Imaging and Diagnostic Centers
Located across Hampton Roads, Northern Virginia, Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, South Boston, Harrisonburg and Northeastern North Carolina
Four Medical Groups
More than 1,000 quality physicians and advanced practice clinicians
Home Care and Hospice
Available in Virginia and Northeastern North Carolina
Nursing and Assisted Living Centers
Assisted living centers located in Hampton Roads with nursing centers in Hampton Roads, North Carolina and South Boston
Optima Health Plan
Serving 450,000 members in Virginia and North Carolina
Outpatient Care Centers
Convenient locations across Hampton Roads, Northern Virginia, Charlottesville, Northeastern North Carolina, Fredericksburg, Harrisonburg and South Boston
Physical Therapy Centers
More than 30 locations across Virginia and Northeastern North Carolina
Our Hospitals
Sentara CarePlex Hospital and Orthopaedic Hospital at Sentara CarePlex
Address: 3000 Coliseum Drive, Hampton, VA 23666
Phone: 757-736-1000757-736-1000
224 Beds
Sentara Leigh Hospital
Address: 830 Kempsville Road, Norfolk, VA 23502
Phone: 757-261-6700757-261-6700
250 Beds
Sentara Norfolk General Hospital and Sentara Heart Hospital
Address: 600 Gresham Drive, Norfolk, VA 23507
Phone: 757-388-3000757-388-3000
525 Beds
Sentara Obici Hospital
Address: 2800 Godwin Blvd., Suffolk, VA
Phone: 757-934-4000757-934-4000
176 Beds
Sentara Princess Anne Hospital
Address: 2025 Glenn Mitchell Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23456
Phone: 757-507-1000757-507-1000
160 Beds
Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital
Address: 1060 First Colonial Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23454
Phone: 757-395-8000757-395-8000
276 Beds
Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center
Address: 100 Sentara Circle, Williamsburg, VA 23188
Phone: 757-984-6000757-984-6000
145 Beds
Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital
Address: 500 Martha Jefferson Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22911
Phone: 434-654-7000434-654-7000
176 Beds
Sentara RMH Medical Center
Address: 2010 Health Campus Drive, Harrisonburg, VA 22801
Phone: 540-689-1000540-689-1000
238 Beds
Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center
Address: 2300 Opitz Blvd., Woodbridge, VA 22191 Phone: 703-523-1000703-523-1000
183 Beds
Sentara Halifax Regional Hospital
Address: 2204 Wilborn Ave., South Boston, VA 24592
Phone: 434-517-3100434-517-3100
192 Beds
Sentara Albemarle Medical Center
Address: 1144 N Road St., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Phone: 252-335-0531252-335-0531
182 Beds
Major Milestones
2014 - Albemarle Health Partnership
2013 - Sentara Hospice House Opened
2013 - Halifax Regional Health System Merger
2011 - Opening of Sentara Princess Anne Hospital
2011 - Martha Jefferson Hospital Merger
2011 - RMH Healthcare Merger
2010 - Orthopaedic Hospital at Sentara CarePlex Opened
2009 - Potomac Hospital Merger
2006 - Sentara Heart Hospital Opened
2006 - Obici Hospital Merger
2002 - Williamsburg Community Hospital Merger
1998 - Virginia Beach General Hospital Merger
1996 - Launched First Sentara PACE (Program for All-Inclusive Care of the Elderly) Location
1995 - Sentara Medical Group Formed
1991 - Bayside Hospital Merger
1988 - Hampton General Hospital Merger
1984 - Optima Health Plan Started
1983 - Life Care Division Developed
1982 - Home Care Formed
1972 - State's First Merger of Two Non-Profit Hospitals: Norfolk General & Leigh Memorial
1892 - Introduced School of Nursing
1888 - Opened Retreat for the Sick – 25 Beds Norfolk


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