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Peter Lin wrote: > > > I haven't read all the posts on this discussion, but here's some facts > from personal observations. > for pages with only a few tags, ie less than 30, tag pooling doesn't help. > On the otherhand, if your page has 100+ tags, it improves performance. > Some of the pages I benchmarked with had about 135 tags. In those > situations, I saw a 20-50% improvement. I would argue that sites that > don't have a lot of load should simply turn off tag pooling. Site that > use tags extensively and get 1millions page views a day, will gain > significantly from tag pooling. Is this based on the current tag pool implementation in jasper2 ? Because it is pretty clear that the tag pool has few problems. I would say the nature of the tags will also have a big impact. If your tag is very simple - you'll probably get some "small" benefits under load ( 20..30% ?). If the tag uses internal data structures, buffers, etc - it's very likely you'll see more ( since creating each tag instance will also create the additional hashtable, StringBuffers, etc ). I would bet that with complex tags that are specifically written to take advantage of the recycling you would see at least 2x better performance ( with a good sync-free and large enough tag pool ). If your tag is using any buffers or complex/expensive data structures that can be recycled - you'll save a lot. I don't think the number of tags in a page is too important - even if you have 1 complex tag - with 100 concurent users - you should see a difference. In an ideal world, all "core" tags would be recyclable and garbage-free - that may allow them to run at comparable speed with a hard-coded page. Costin > > peter lin > > Costin Manolache <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:Hans Bergsten wrote: > >>>> Without pooling With pooling Reuse w/o overhead >>>>------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>5 threads >>>> Avg.: 330 ms 349 ms N/A >>>> Rate: 15.2/sec 13.6/sec N/A >>>> >>>>20 threads >>>> Avg.: 1,752 ms 1,446 ms 1,265 ms >>>> Rate: 12.1/sec 13.6/sec 14.7/sec >>>> >>>>To me, this indicates that if you can avoid _all_ reuse overhead, >>>>there's some performace to be gained from reuse but not much. With the >>> >>> >>>>>From 1.2s to 1.7s there is about 35% difference. I would call this >>> quite significant. Even between 1.4 and 1.7 - you have 20%. Try to >>> increase the thread count to 100 - and you'll see this going up. >>> >>> The difference ( 0.5s ) is probably 2-3 times the response time of >>> apache for a static page. And most users will feel it. >> >> I agree that in percentage, the difference is somewhat significant, >> but don't make too much out of the real value. My test server is not >> representative of the type of hardware you would use for a site with >> this type of load. On hardware suitable for the task, the difference in > > And the test page is not representative of the type of pages that will > run on a real site. I know that. > > All we can measure with relative accuracy is the overhead of the > container/jsp implementation - at least in relative terms. > Take as the reference the time ( or RPS ) for Apache to serve the same > output as a static page. Or the time a servlet will take to generate > the same output. Run your tests with 5, 20, 100 RPS ( and "ab" may be > a better driver ). Compare the results - and most likely a production > server will see similar ratios. > > I'll try to find some time ( next week - I hope ) and run the same > tests with the "no sync" pool. > > >> the real values will likely be a lot smaller, and IMHO, insignificant. >> But please, let's not start a long debate about what's significant or >> not (that depends on too many factors). All I'm trying to show with >> these simple tests is that for pooling to really make a difference at >> all, you need to avoid all overhead, which may be very hard, and that >> the overhead with current pooling seems to eat all potential gain. > > Well - it shows pretty clearly that the _current_ implementation > of thread pool is broken. Even if we don't take sync into account, the > pool has a 5 object limit - what else could you expect ?? > > >> I ran 10,000 requests for each test case after a manual warm up (just a >> few requests to give the JIT a chance to kick in). If I rerun the tests >> to capture GC data (as Glen was asking for), I can run a longer warm-up >> as well. I didn't record the max values, but IIRC they were around 100 >> sec in all cases. > > The 1.4 JIT takes some time to kick in, if you run batches of 1000 > requests you'll see the time keeps improving. I would do at leat 5000 > request to warm up the jit. > >>> This is a very good start, thanks for bringing this up. >> >> I hope it at least gives us a better idea about what types of gains >> we can realistically expect from tag handler reuse. > > Most of the improvements in coyote ( or in 3.3 over 3.2 ) are due to > object reuse. 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As the director of a purpose-built yoga and Ayurvedic retreat center for over five years, I was blessed to meet yoga teachers from around the world who traveled from near and far to offer their yoga teacher training programs as month-long intensive retreat experiences at our resort. There were some truly amazing schools and programs and there were those who were, well, not so great. After years of watching the ups and downs of these programs I decided to create our own comprehensive training program. It seemed to me that the system was—in some ways—broken, and I wanted to do something about it. If you have ever considered taking part in a yoga teacher training overseas, here are a few key things you need to know first about the pros and (possible) cons.
So, let's start on a positive note. The good: Some select programs are simply amazing. The teachers are well-informed and absolutely love what they do. They practice what they preach. They dedicate their lives to creating the most amazing experiences for their students. They teach yoga because it's transformed their lives. It's what they were born to do. They understand that yoga is more than a physical practice and that belief overflows into the way that they conduct their lives and their business practices. These teachers are aware that these programs are not only an intense learning experience but also an opportunity for individual growth and healing—and they do everything that they can to facilitate that experience for their students.
Alternatively, there will always be the bad. The experience level of the yoga teachers running these international "retreat" style programs may leave something to be desired. Perhaps they are masters in teaching the advanced asana studio class, but this means little in an intensive overseas training setting. Teachers need to be able to manage a large group dynamic, and that is not always pretty or easy. Personalities clash, drama happens, expectations run high, and disappointments abound. And, well, in some instances, things can get ugly...
Though it may appear to be so on their website, quite a few "schools" offering overseas yoga teacher training programs are not legally operating. Students are often sold their hopes and dreams as though it was a sales pitch. This is not the way to sell a yoga training program. Students need to (and deserve to) know exactly what they are getting into and what they can expect—that way they can have a truly amazing experience.
So, what can you do to make sure you end up in one of the "good" programs? These are the four steps I recommend before starting your international yoga teacher training journey:
1. Talk to the teachers.
Not the director or sales rep of the school, but the actual teachers who will be teaching your program. If they are not available to talk to you, walk away. You have the right to speak to someone who you will be spending the good part of a month (or longer) with. Ask: Why they are offering this program, what is their story, why do they do what they do, and what lights them up? If the response doesn't resonate with you or sound sincere, walk away.
2. Talk to former students.
If you are not able to speak to at least a few former students who have done the program with these teachers, then you should also walk away. There is currently no place to share bad experiences or reviews for these types of schools because they have no physical location—so, no TripAdvisor or other client-based review board. Only beautiful reviews are published on both the school's websites and the booking sites. Negative reviews are of course overlooked and often tucked away or never published. So, talk to students—it's a must.
3. Call or email the resort and ask questions.
Get photos of the exact accommodations where you'll be sleeping for the duration of the training. What type of rooms will be provided? What about the menu for meals? Does this match what you are being told by the course leaders? If this is not provided or not available to you, walk away.
3. Stay away from third-party booking sites.
Most reputable programs will shy away from even using these sites because of their practices—many of these websites are booking engines that make commission-based earnings on offerings. Some do little to assure the authenticity of the programs that they are listing and selling and sometimes even list incorrect information. So be cautious and make sure you are booking directly with the school you will be attending.
As a yoga teacher trainer, I want to be 100 percent sure that the course we offer is what you are looking for. I want to know that you are one of our tribe, that you are the person who I am meant to serve. I want to be sure that our curriculum is going to be something that makes you light up with excitement to learn more. I want to talk to you, to hear your story, and to know why you want to join our program. I want to be brutally honest about how hard it will be and share what you can expect to learn and take away. I want to tell you all about the place you'll be staying, the country we're in, and what you can expect to experience when you arrive. I want to personally answer your questions. I want you to talk to you, to hear your story—the ups and downs that only you can share.
A yoga teacher training in an exotic location can be an amazing and life-changing experience. Get to know the team who you'll be spending time with. Get to know the backstory of the school and the philosophy of the teachings. Get to know the teachers, know what makes them tick—ask why they do what they do. If something feels off, or too good to be true, it probably is.


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In 2005, David Lynch created the Quiet Time Program. Yep, that guy – the award-winning director, writer and producer of Eraserhead, Elephant Man, Wild at Heart, Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet. That's the short list.
This guy is known for his frankly weird films. Now, he's teaching kids about inner space. He pushes the limits. He has his own vision. He brings it to life.
Sound like anyone you know?
Kind of sums up the entrepreneur experience, right?
Quiet Time integrates the practice of meditation into schools. Two 15-minute periods of meditation each day.
The results have been astonishing. Increased learning, decreased stress and anxiety, much less conflict. More creativity, focus, and confidence.
Sound like something you might want for your business?
An amazing amount of research supports the value of creating space in your day.
Do you have scheduled time to just be in your business day?
It might be time to try it.
Not only does meditation have these benefits, but I know from my own experience and the experiences of my clients that there is even more to be gained.
We all have a deep inner wisdom. And most of us rarely take the time to access it. Our lives as we have structured them simply doesn't allow for it.
Doing is highly valued. We are in a constant state of motion, and when we do stop, it's often to do something mindless to ease the pressure of the day. We watch TV. We play video games. We troll social media and the internet.
Don't get me wrong. I value action. It's how your desired impact comes to life.
What we often don't do is allow our wisdom to arise to inform that action.
So much of what I do in my work with clients is to help them clear what stands in the way of them accessing their own deep wisdom. That's the only way you can be clear about what is right for you and your business. No one else can tell you that!
When you are clear, then your business is on solid ground. You're in alignment with what is true for you. And the clients that resonate with your truth are drawn to you.
Creating space for that wisdom to arise is important. You can start by setting aside even 5 minutes a day.
There are many wonderful and deeply knowledgeable meditation teachers out there who can help you begin. Spend some time finding a practice that works for you.
In the meantime, you can begin simply. Find a place where you won't be disturbed. Let the people who work with you know, 'no interruptions'. Sit comfortably. Know that your thoughts are fleeting, and allow them to be so. It helps to focus in on something constant, like your breath.
It takes a little practice. You won't be able to do even a full 5 minutes of just allowing thoughts to pass. You'll get distracted.
Some days, whole chunks of my meditation time go by distracted by thoughts. The thing to remember is, you're not going after perfection. You're simply creating space.
Even 5 minutes with nothing you have to do is liberating.
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Get together with friends and family at this 4-bedroom lakefront home. It's the perfect getaway if you're up for spending most of your time out on the lake boating, waterskiing, tubing or simply swimming in the low traffic waterfront. If you just want to relax by the dock and spend days in the sun, that's alright too.
You'll feel right at home with the full kitchen, complete with everything you'll need to prepare your favorite meals for the group. Another great feature of the home is the 1.5 bathrooms, including a full bathroom downstairs, remodeled in 2017, which features a walk-in tile shower, and a half bathroom upstairs ensuring maximum convenience. In the evenings spend time together playing cards, board games, surfing the internet or watching your favorite Netflix shows on one of the several TVs. You'll find a TV in the living room and both downstairs bedrooms. Up to 8 people can sleep comfortably with a queen-sized bed in the master bedroom and 2nd bedroom, along with a full-sized bed in the remaining 2 rooms. Please note that all upstairs bedrooms do not have doors which close them off from the rest of the home.
Spend days relaxing by the water or take a boat out for some fun on the water. With your private dock, you are free to bring your boat and tie it up for easy access. Bring your fishing gear and fish right of the dock! The area is also nice for long walks or bike rides.
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- Up to 8 people can sleep comfortably with a queen-sized bed in the master bedroom and 2nd bedroom and a full-sized bed in the remaining 2 rooms
- A Complete 25,000 remodel in 2013 (updated pictures coming soon)
- TVs are connected to both Hulu and Netflix
- With your private dock, you are free to bring your boat and tie it up here
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Great place for a girls get away, very clean, all essentials we needed were there (especially the kitchen) and we would definitely rent it again.
Stayed here with another couple and kids aged 4 months to 4 years. Had a terrific time. There is no fence between the lawn/deck and the lake, so families with kids will want to keep an eye on the little ones. The amenities in the house are terrific! The lake is still low, but I'm sure the property would be great for boating when the dam improvements are completed.
Great place, clean and very quiet area. We stayed here while on business for the Mopar Nationals.
The house was great. We struggled with the house not cooling down. There were blinds secured inside the front windows that once discovered helped tremendously. It might be helpful to a future renter to have them drawn upon arrival or a note included in the instructions of their location. We thought the cleaning fee was excessive given the amount of clean up asked of us in the checkout instructions. The deck space and furniture was great as well as the available dishes, small kitchen appliances and laundry.
This was a great experience from start to finish! Booking was easy and the rental company kept us informed throughout the entire process. The property was well-maintained and clean. The kitchen was extremely well-equipped and the washer and dryer were very new and nice! Great laundry room! Good storage! Lots of paper products and cleaning supplies! All you need is your food and clothes! It is a comfortable house and yes, the photos did accurately reflect the property's appearance and amenities.The best part was the owner's willingness to speak with us as often as needed to answer questions and modify some of the plans for our stay; she was very friendly and accommodating and sincerely wanted us to have a great long weekend. The house is situated on a quiet little water "cul de sac" leading out to easy access of the lake! There was a boat ramp very near-by to launch our boat! Very pretty double lot with some nice green yard space. Plenty of parking! The lake is BEAUTIFUL with plenty to do and lots of marinas, a winery, restaurants, and stores. It is very easy to find and a great location off the highway and on the lake! We will definitely go back and have already recommended it to our other boating friends! The only drawback: some sites advertised the house as having 2 bathrooms which is not entirely true. There is a bath and a half; so one half bath upstairs and one full bath downstairs. It still gets an excellent rating in my book!


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The Hotel Dunas Canteras is located on the seafront promenade overlooking the fantastic beach of Playa de las Canteras in Gran Canaria's capital Las Palmas. The views of the beach are spectacular including views of the volcanic Mount Teide on the neighbouring island of Tenerife. The hotel specialises in health & beauty treatments and has a fully equipped spa centre including spa pool, jacuzzi, massage centre, turkish baths, gymnasium and solarium offering the perfect opportunity to relax and pamper yourself at ease. Meals are taken in the main buffet restaurant and there is also an a la carte restaurant available. A cosy piano bar provides a relaxing atmosphere to take a drink and unwind. There are two commercial centres within easy walking distance nearby for shopping and the centre of Las Palmas is a 5-10 minute walk from the hotel which offers a wide variety of local culture.The Dunas Canteras is oficially categorised as a 4* hotel, However in our opinion we feel this property deserves a 5 Sun rating.
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Caloocan City (Monumento area) is getting better, I guess, for years of passing on this area every time I go home to Bulacan. Though compared to other Metro Manila cities, Caloocan City is far behind Makati, Pasig and Quezon City. The city is now being remodeled, in my opinion, for there are establishments being build here and there.
When Araneta Square became fully operational, Globe and Smart opened their business offices in this mall. Victory Mall along with Puregold Caloocan opened recently in this city offering various mall experience to Caloocan shoppers.
Now, I was surprised with this newest project. After reading a Plurk from TheSinjin, SM is putting up another mall in Caloocan replacing the old Ever Mall. Here's some of the pictures taken from Point Design and TheSinjin:
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From Dennis Markatos-Soriano, ECGA Executive Director
There's a time for transitions, and now is that time for the longest serving member of our staff.
In 1998 Eric Weis became the second person to join the ECGA staff. A fountain of knowledge and pillar of strength, he has helped our organization grow and thrive for nearly two decades.
His 18 years of dedicated leadership and encyclopedic know-how has helped to bring the East Coast Greenway from idea to reality. Along the way, he's helped our organization's culture become one of respect, commitment, collaboration, and fun.
The Eric Weis era for our Greenway program is coming to a close this summer, as his path leads him to new challenges and adventures.
I am proud to have served with him. He will always be a treasured member of the East Coast Greenway family, and we hope to keep him engaged in our project if we can.
Please join me in thanking our Greenway Program Director, Eric Weis, and wishing him well in his future endeavors.
– Dennis Markatos-Soriano
From Karen Votava, ECGA Co-Founder and First Executive Director
Perhaps the most important decision I made during my tenure as ECGA executive director was hiring Eric Weis. In those early days there were just the two of us as paid staff, supporting a vast network of volunteers and state and local agency personnel with whom we interfaced.
Eric came on as our administrative assistant and ably assumed a wide range of roles. He handled trail development and helped to shape trail policy, was our cartographer and our communications coordinator, managed our membership development, served as our in-house techie, and engaged in a myriad of other tasks.
With intelligence and a broad range of talents, he became an essential part of our team. I valued his viewpoint and often sought it. Eric grew tremendously over the years, becoming a skilled public speaker among other things.
He was always generous with and supportive of other staff, mentoring and giving a helping hand as needed. In short, he was a joy to work beside and he remains a dear friend.
When I retired as ECGA Executive Director in 2009, I imagine his institutional memory and multifaceted abilities were critical to making the transition smooth for the new leadership team that Dennis assembled.
While Eric is poised for great new experiences, in so many ways, the East Coast Greenway project stands as his legacy, serving millions of appreciative trail users for generations to come.
– Karen Votova
From Eric Weis, ECGA Greenway Program Director
Dear Friends,
For 18 years it has been my distinct pleasure to work with you to develop our country's longest urban trail system. That's nearly two decades of consistently waking up feeling jazzed about what was on the docket that day!
From Calais to Key West, it's been my honor to work with dedicated, passionate, and talented professionals and volunteers, representing everything from neighborhood associations to federal agencies. I'm so grateful to so many of you for our collaborations and conversations.
We've worked together to implement local trail projects, create family-friendly streets, and put on great events for fun or education. We've taken exploratory rural bike rides, undertaken bushwhacking walks, and had urban adventures. And because of this work – which sometimes seemed like play – the East Coast Greenway is now comprised of more than 30% traffic-separated trails along our 3,000-mile route.
We all have some notion, when we're little, of what we want to be when we grow up. Doctor, teacher, astronaut? At six years-old I wanted to be a professional bike racer. And while I have never had the temperament or fortitude to be an elite athlete, 40 years later I can say that I have indeed been paid to ride my bike!
I hope to have one-on-one conversations with many of you as I transition away from ECGA in the coming months. Until then: see you out on the Greenway!
– Eric Weis
Moving Forward
As Eric's strong service comes to a close, we have a strategy to keep the organization and project thriving. Current South Atlantic Coordinator Niles Barnes will step up to lead our outstanding regional coordinators into a new era of Greenway development. So, we're hiring a new South Atlantic Coordinator – a passionate, self-motivated individual ready to move the East Coast Greenway forward in Virginia and the Carolinas. A link to the job description can be found here. We'll be accepting applications until April 30, 2016.
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At the beginning of June, the word began spreading through the preservation community of a threat to one of our state's (and possibly our nation's) most significant homes.
The City of Phoenix approved a lot split for a property in the Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix. The particular arrangement of the split (right down the middle of the house on the property) effectively approved demolition.
The house in question was the David and Gladys Wright House, built in 1952 by arguably the world's most famous and prominent architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, to house his son and his family.
The home had been recently purchased by the high-end, McMansion-producing development firm 8081 Meridian, who aimed to tear down the house and build two more houses in its place across the massive lot, effectively doubling their money.
The historic home was constructed and designed entirely by Wright himself, from the structure to the carpets—one of roughly 30 such buildings in the United States. The home is especially noted for its curvilinear design, echoing the world-famous Guggenheim Museum design in New York, which wouldn't be completed for another seven years.
But I'm not here to tell you about the history of the house and what's happened up to this point. You can check out The New York Times, NPR, CBS or The Arizona Republic to hear those stories.
The reason I'm writing today is to address something brought up just a few days ago at the Camelback East Village Planning Committee meeting, where the Wright House narrowly was approved to go forward in the landmark designation process.
Thanks to some tips from a few attendees, and a recording of the meeting, it came to my attention that the lawyer for 8081 Meridian, in his defense of the developers' property rights, referenced an article of mine from earlier this year on the process to save downtown's historic Madison and St. James hotels.
In his comments, Christopher W. Kramer noted a quote of from Michelle Dodds, Acting Historic Preservation Officer for the City of Phoenix. The quote in question read as follows:
Responding to the quote, Kramer said of the situation, "When we're talking about the Phoenix Suns, well we can't do anything about that because the owner doesn't consent to its designation as an historic property…but when we're talking about 8081 Meridian…building houses one house at a time, we can play with them, we can take their private property rights."
But upon further research, it became apparent that this case and that of the Hotels are completely separate. While the Hotels were seeking a spot on the city's Historic Property Register, the Wright House is in the process of Landmark designation. And from there, the cases become even more disparate.
I consulted with Ms. Dodds on the situation just the other day. She stated that with the Hotels, there had been multiple attempts to get the properties added to the Register, and each time they were denied by the City Council due to lack of property owner support. But, "On this house, the Council has no precedent. The Council has never had the opportunity [to hear the case]."
Additionally, in pursuing Landmark designation (a designation initiated by the Zoning Department rather than Historic Preservation), there is no need to obtain the property owner's consent, as long as at least one of the five criteria listed in the zoning ordinance are met.
According to Grady Gammage, Jr., land-use attorney and son of the namesake for one of Frank Lloyd Wright's most notable buildings, Kramer first "cited the wrong section of the ordinance. [If it had been] Historic Preservation Policy they won't initiate—but this wasn't initiated by Historic Preservation. [It has become] city council policy that they won't approve [landmark designation] without owner consent, which won't become an issue until the November 7th city council meeting."
At the meeting itself, Gammage made his case even more clear.
The developers then argued that the state's use of the property would be considered a "taking" under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.
Mr. Gammage again refuted this claim, citing the Penn Central Transportation Co. Vs. New York City, a Supreme Court case which in effect ruled that historic property designation was not a "taking" under the Constitution.
In Arizona, a Landmark designation only provides a three-year stay of demolition. In Gammage's words at the meeting, "No, it's only a three-year delay, which doesn't rise to a Constitutional taking."
There was still yet more to 8081's argument, claiming that the designation, under Prop 207, would leave the owners entitled to compensation from the City because such a ruling would hurt their property values.
Mr. Gammage again responded in kind:
At the moment, the developers have multiple offers on the table from those looking to preserve the House, including one reportedly offering over $2 million in cash, giving the owners a profit of over $200,000, basically invalidating any claim of economic hardship.
The overall confidence though of the developers remains.
In his closing comments at the meeting, lawyer Christopher Kramer stated, "You can't allow it. We won't allow it. The courts won't allow it. So you're buying a lawsuit, basically, by approving this. By pushing it up the chain. You're buying a lawsuit for the City of Phoenix. And we're going to win. And the house is going to come down anyway."
We shall see.
*Blogger's Note: Mr. Gammage's Proposition 207 reference refers to a law passed by the public in 2006, which puts the state's money in the balance if a particular land use law affects the property value of a private piece of land, among other factors. (The complete text of the proposition can be read here.)
Blogger's Note: A huge thank you to Jim McPherson, Will Novak, Michelle Dodds and Grady Gammage, Jr. for tipping me off to the content of the meeting, and helping with the research for this post. Also, an even bigger thank you to Dan Mitchell of the "Save the David and Gladys Wright House" Facebook group, who graciously provided me with a recording of most of the Village Planning Committee meeting.


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If it seems Flappy Jack's has stood next to the 55 freeway for decades, you're kinda right. The building used to host a Spire's or Carrows or Spoons or some type of crappy chain that's now long gone that you always ignored on your mad dash to the 91. Flappy Jack's is also a chain, but it's just the second location for a Glendora restaurant that has long attracted eaters not only for its Route 66 spot, but also for some of the fluffiest pancakes in Southern California. The tradition continues in Orange: 14 pancake offerings, from savory to sweet to even gluten-free, all amazing.
Readers' Choice: The Original Pancake House
We figured Taco Maria had a nice two-year run as the county's best restaurant, that chef Carlos Salgado wouldn't mind if we spread the love elsewhere, that there were a bunch of other OC spots worthy of the crown. And there are—more than at any point in OC's dining history, actually. But we are a paper of truth, no matter how inconvenient, and the truth is Salgado's place remains epochs ahead of nearly everyone else: He's a chile de árbol in a sea of bell peppers. It's not just that Salgado was a James Beard Award semifinalist this year, or that he's increasingly getting called to cook in the motherland alongside such Mexican culinary giants as Javier Plascencia and Enrique Olvera, or that they're doing pop-ups with him at Taco Maria. It's not even how his staff is as precise as a phalanx of neurosurgeons, from setting cutlery to refilling your glass with water. It's all about his food—sustainable, delicious, forward-thinking and paisa AF. What won him this award was a late-summer addition of a shrimp quesadilla served alongside a squash blossom and a green salsa—available at nearly any lonchera in OC, but nowhere near as astounding, and yet regal enough to deserve its own booth on the fourth floor of South Coast Plaza. And, being the good general that Salgado is, credit for Taco Maria's great run also goes to his No. 2, Roland Rubalcava, the best right-hand man since William Tecumseh Sherman.
Readers' Choice: The RANCH Restaurant & Saloon
The original Anepalco is still the place for a quick breakfast or brunch of fine French-Mex cuisine. But it's at Anepalco inside the ALO Hotel where chef Danny Godinez is able to oversee the philosophy that's the subhead to the restaurant's name: cocina del barrio. Food of the people that's as futuristic as that Mayan spaceman glyph. We've long raved about Godinez's postmodern chilaquiles, but everything here is a stunner: deconstructed tortilla soup, huitlacoche ice cream and the pan-Latin #borrachoproblems of head bartender Cesar Cerrudo. It's a goddamn shame that Anepalco doesn't get more regional or national love—but in the meanwhile, it'll just be our beautiful secret.
Readers' Choice: Avila's El Ranchito
Pizzeria Ortica has always attracted eaters for its great pizzas, but the entrance of Joel Caruso and his man Friday, Aristotle Alstaetter, transformed the place into Orange County's ultimate booze factory. Caruso is a Caravaggio of cocktails, each sip detailed, dramatic, dark, thoughtful and brilliant. Alstaetter, meanwhile, is already at top-rate bartender status with creations more playful, lighter, yet just as genius—let's call him Pizzeria Ortica's Rossini. Are we done with the Italian metaphors? No. Together, the two are the young DeNiro and Pacino of OC bartending, wowing with every appearance.
Readers' Choice: SOCIAL Costa Mesa
Despite Filipinos representing the largest Asian population in California, their cuisine has historically been resigned to cater to only Filipinos. Ryan Garlitos' Irenia aims to change that. Whether you're new to Filipino food or you grew up with it, Garlitos' interpretations of classic Pinoy dishes, such as adobo and ginisang monggo, will make you fall in love with it for the first time or the millionth. This is Filipino food for the widest possible audience that's never dumbed down or whitewashed. And for dessert, pastry chef Ashley Guzman shines with her modern spins on sweets such as a deconstructed calamansi pie and halo-halo, which are some of the best desserts in OC, Filipino or otherwise.
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Editor's Note: This article was originally published at 7:05 a.m. EDT on Real Money on June 20. To see Jim Cramer's latest commentary as it's published, sign up for a free trial of Real Money.NEW YORK ( Real Money) -- Tapering vanished as a theme yesterday. Just take it off the table. The bond market called the tune, even as most of the commentators insisted in looking at the stock market because they have forgotten which is bigger. When the 10-year traded to 2.3% as stocks were still waffling about the direction -- that's off a point -- it was as close to a lay-up short trade as I have ever seen. I have been leaning long for most of this whole move, but it is time to move to neutral and here's why:
- The bull market in bonds ended. That doesn't mean bonds can't have moves up in price and down in yield, but those are now minor chord.
- Companies without growth or minimal growth -- the REITs for instance (not the mortgage REITs, which have been disastrous because they were caught on the wrong side not of the taper, but of the real market, which is now very different) have very little growth -- must now be priced lower to where their growth takes them, not their yield.
- Most emerging markets will continue cratering as they were being bought by the misinformed and those reaching for yield. Anyone who reached for yield will be a casualty here.
- The Fed, perhaps deliberately, is letting the market decide when tapering is over. The data are too good to keep the program in place. So all that matters is you watch the 10-year Treasury, which will now reflect the growth of the economy. If it slows, rates go down as it is self-fulfilling, and if it strengthens, where bonds stop nobody knows.
- Real-economy stocks with growth do better after the S&P futures mow everything down to levels where they are cheap.
- The rest of the world is hurt far more than our country over our higher rates because they were either trying to stabilize (Europe) or sinking (emerging markets, including China, which is very worrisome).
- People who have been in the market for a decade don't understand the power of bonds because they have had a benign impact. They ought to go get a bond terminal.
- All interest-rate-sensitive stocks will now be killed until they tell us how they are doing in this new environment. They are wrongly in the blast zone, but who cares.
- High-growth stocks will do fine as long as the rates don't move with great velocity. They always are.
- It will be hard to part with the stock-centric nature of the market, but that's now over until all participants recognize bond supremacy.
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President Barack Obama and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg are the best gun salesmen of all time, says Jake Novak.
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Surging demand for firearms and ammunition have not resulted in a jump in share prices for gunmakers.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
The morning day President Barack Obama's emotional plea in his State of the Union message for a "vote" on new gun control measures, it is business as usual at the Blue Ridge Arsenal in Chantilly, Va.
With children sitting nearby, President Obama proposed a new ban on assault weapons and universal background checks for gun buyers on Wednesday in a sweeping package to curb firearm violence after the killing of 20 first-graders and six adults in a Connecticut school last month.
It's been 1 month since the elementary school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, reports NBC's Anne Thompson; and weighing in on the debate over banning assault weapons is Kate Obenshain, author of "Divider-In-Chief;" Robert Costa, National Review; Don Clark, Former FBI Special Agent; and Steven Greer, The Healthcare Channel CEO.
The author of "Guns and Violence, The English Experience," discusses why mimicking Great Britain on gun control may not be the best idea.
Take a look at some of Wednesday's midday movers.
There has been a shift in the debate about gun ownership. Until now, the debate has mainly centered on the social or second amendment issues, the right to bear arms. Suddenly, the conversation has moved to include investor responsibility—the power of money.
The tragedy of Sandy Hook has sent the stocks of gun makers plummeting, even as consumers appear to be flocking to buy new firearms.
CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports Vanguard is a top holder in Smith & Wesson, and the firm is saying it cannot manage its funds to meet the "social concerns" of all shareholders.
Take a look at some of Tuesday's midday movers:
CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports Dick's Sporting Goods has suspended the sale of modern sporting rifles in all of its stores chainwide, and removed all guns from sale and from display in their store nearest to Newtown; and Dr. Tevi Troy, Hundson Institute senior fellow, weighs in on whether mental illness spending should be increased.
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Applications for Fall 2018 Enrollment will be accepted from
May 17 - August 01, 2017.
This advanced education program prepares dentists for the specialized practice of Endodontics. The clinical and didactic Endodontic faculty represent extensive clinical, teaching and research experience. Residents receive intensive clinical training under close supervision of Endodontists in the multidisciplinary Postgraduate Clinic in the School of Dental Medicine. Didactic courses cover biological sciences and a wide range of clinical topics related to Endodontics. Integrated into the program are experiences in teaching and research. A report based on original research in clinical endodontics or related basic science is required.
The Advanced Program in Endodontics accepts 3 applicants to the program each year.
Course Description
The Department of Endodontics offers an advanced education course entitled "Individualized Advanced Education Program" in Endodontics (IAEP/Endo). The Program is designed to allow the dentist with specialty training the opportunity to focus their study on a special interest area within their discipline. The course curriculum is tailored to include experiences in clinical or basic research, clinical and didactic teaching methodologies.
Program Details
This course is twelve months (1year) in length, beginning January 1 and ending on December 31st. The tuition is $32,280.00 per year, made up of four non-refundable quarterly payments of $8,070.00. Upon completion of the program, 500 CEU's and a certificate of completion from the Continuing Education Department is awarded. In addition, you may need to purchase a laptop (College's choice), scrubs, and certain textbooks. Details will be provided upon acceptance.
Completion of the Continuing Education Program is an educational goal in itself, and in no way insures acceptance to a Postgraduate Residency Program. Although many resources will be provided by the endodontic division, this is a Continuing Education program and is not listed on the University at Buffalo Registrar's records.
Course Objectives
Actively participate in a research project with the goal being an abstract for a national meeting and future presentation.
Participate in the Endodontic dental core curriculum Attend the
Endodontic Dental case conferences
Attend all Endodontic Dental seminars and journal clubs
This program does not permit participants to perform any clinical procedures on patients.
All UB Division of Endodontics faculty will be participating in the program.
Course Director
Dr. Adham A Azim
For further information, please email Ms Carol Sabuda at firstname.lastname@example.com
The clinical program is oriented to dentists who want to enter private practice and provide excellent Endodontic care. The placement of implants is not a component of this program. Residents treat patients with diverse Endodontic and associated problems. Degrees of difficulty range from uncomplicated to the highly complex.
Each resident has their own operatory with x-ray unit and digital radiography. The close working relationship between the attending faculty and residents allow residents to provide a variety of treatment for patients with complicated histories and clinical needs. The current faculty to student ratio (6 faculty / 8 students) meets the goals and objectives of the program. The program director is full-time. five part time faculty members each spend ½ day to 1 day per week in clinical teaching activities.
Patient referrals for consultation and treatment come from many sources including the advanced education programs at UB and private general and specialty dental practices. Endodontic residents see an array of emergency conditions for diagnosis and treatment.
The new resident is introduced to a basic technique for cleaning, shaping and obturation that includes the used of hand and rotary instrumentation and warm vertical condensation. Warm gutta-percha techniques have been taught at UB for over 30 years. In addition, methods for diagnosis, retreatment, removal of posts and broken instruments, use of ultrasonics, and more are used routinely in the clinic. The opportunity to use different treatment systems is available to the resident as they progress in the program. Of course surgical Endodontics is also taught, again with close faculty oversight and participation.
The advanced program provides Zeiss microscopes to all students as well as camera attachments, Camcorders, adaptors, co-observation ports, etc., to enhance the clinical and learning experience. By completion of the program, the resident provides at least 95% of Endodontic treatment with the microscope.
The Post-graduate students are required to purchase some chairside instrumentation such as electronic heat obturators, gutta-percha delivery systems and electronic apex locators. All instruments are supported by the program while the advanced student is matriculated. All purchases are made between the advanced student and supplier. Files, rotary files, burs and surgical instruments are provided by the program. A PC compatible laptop computer is also required.
The program length is 24 months of full-time attendance beginning August 1st, the first year. Successful completion of the program leads to a Certificate of Proficiency in Endodontics and fulfills the educational requirements of the American Board of Endodontics. Students may combine endodontic training with study for a graduate degree such as an M.S. in Oral Sciences or a Ph.D. in Oral Biology or other disciplines. The combined programs may entail a longer period of matriculation depending on the chosen graduate program.
The Advanced Program in Endodontics accepts 3 applicants to the program each year. Successful applicants are generally from the top 10% of their class though not exclusively. The selection committee reviews all aspects of an application before making any final decisions. National Board scores, Part I and/or II, are NOT required. Standardized tests, however, provide the ability for comparative review of applicants.
The Advanced Program in Endodontics includes classroom lectures and true seminar style conferences to study the art and underlying science of Endodontics. Course work is often complementary to Master of Science requirements. The Division of Endodontics maintains a private library with over 350 hard copy titles concentrating on Endodontics. Care is taken to obtain new titles as they become available. Appropriate licensed software and e-books are also made available for faculty and resident use.
Frequent case presentations and literature reviews are core activities that help residents acquire personal skills and knowledge in the program. Collegial peer and faculty review heighten this learning experience. Graduates have over a 97% success rate in passing written Endodontic board exams in the US and Canada.
The Endodontic conference room is where many activities take place. It equipped with a laptop computer, data projector, video, ether net, wireless, audio, conference phone and multiple laptop input, for didactic courses, seminars, visiting faculty, and meetings. Another room includes a desktop PC with scanners and video software for editing of clinical and teaching videos. All residents have access to Endoshare, a server holding shared PowerPoint presentations, e-books,case presentations, videos, literature reviews, and more. Residents each have their own office workspace.
The Health Sciences library is adjacent to the School of Dental Medicine and provides instructional programs and services to the health sciences schools including seminars tailored for the Advanced Program in Endodontics. Currently, the library has approximately 1370 full-text electronic journals (including 140 dental related journals), newsletters, and other serials. Biomedical databases are available through HUBNET (Hospitals and University at Buffalo Library Resources Network sponsored by 35 institutions). HUBNET is an enhanced reference and communications system that provides computer access to health-related bibliographic databases, including MEDLINE, full-text journals, clinical manuals and textbooks, drug-information resources, expert systems, and communication tools. HUBNET is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Access is provided through Ethernet and wireless access available to all students throughout the UB campus.
The following are the minimum requirements for successful completion of the Advanced Program in Endodontics. Modifications may be made at the discretion of the Program Director.
The Post-Graduate Endodontic Student:
1) Is required to report to the Post Graduate Endodontic clinic throughout the program whether a patient is scheduled or not. The Graduate Program requires the satisfactory completion of a minimum of 150 non-surgical clinical cases. 10 surgical cases, as well as complete 20 recall examinations. The Program director, with faculty consensus, can waive the minimum require if the resident has demonstrated clinical proficiency.
2) Is required to participate in an on-call schedule as developed and defined by the Program Director and the Post Graduate students.
3) Is required to submit and present all clinical cases on Endolit as well as evaluating all clinical cases posted by their peers.
4) Must become and maintain student membership in the American Association of Endodontists.
5) Is required to take the written board of the American Board of Endodontics in the final year of the program.
6) Is required to satisfactorily complete required biomedical science didactic courses and all endodontic core courses with a grade of S or an average grade of B or better. Grades below C in any course are considered to be unsatisfactory.
7) Is required to take and pass all oral exams given through out the program. Failing the oral exam may require remediation in a written or an oral format.
8) Is required to attend and present in at least one annual session of the American Association of Endodontists. Financial support may or may not be available from the Division of Endodontics.
9) Is required to participate in and facilitate the presentation of Continuing Education Courses in Endodontics when sponsored by the Division.
10) Is required to teach in the undergraduate preclinical technique course and in the pre doctoral clinic. There is no University remuneration for teaching.
11) Is allowed 20 days per year for personal time. This would include semester breaks, intersession, personal time, practice development, etc. This excludes time spent at professional meetings and University designated Holidays (not semester breaks). ALL time away must be requested in writing (or e-mail) and approved in advance by the Program Director.
12) Must conduct a research study in the area of clinical or basic science. The student is required to submit a thesis and a manuscript based on this study suitable for publication in a targeted peer reviewed professional journal, such as the Journal of Endodontics. Upon completion of the study, the student will be required to defend the results of their investigation before a selected panel of faculty and outside reader(s). Successful completion of these requirements must be attested to by the research mentor. The student must identify a research mentor an topic by the beginning of classes in the first semester of the program. Following, the Program director will meet with the student and Mentor to develop expectations for completion of the research project. If in a Masters Program, receipt of the Certificate of Proficiency is contingent upon successful defense of the Master's Thesis.
Upon completion of the above requirements, a Certificate of Proficiency in Endodontics will be conferred to the student.
Courses Required for Graduation
CLD 555 - Head and Neck Anatomy
OS 502 - Physiology of Pain
OS 506 - Biomaterials
OS 510 - Research Seminar In Oral Sciences
OS 512 - Research Design In Oral Sciences
ODS 535 - Advanced Oral Pathology
ODS 972 - Oral Medicine, Diagnosis and Management
PER 900 - Journal Club
PER 901 - Endodontic Literature Review Seminars
PER 903 - PER 904 - PER 924 - PER 925 - Advanced Lecture Series
PER 905 - Advanced Endodontic Clinic
PER 906 - Endodontic Treatment Planning and Case Presentations
PER 926 - Supervised Teaching in Endodontics
PER 927 - Advanced Endodontic Technique
PER 928 - Advanced Surgical Technique
PER 978 - Seminar in Dental Pharmacology
The University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine Endodontics Program accepts application materials through the American Dental Education Association, Postgraduate Application Support Service (PASS). This service enables applicants to send an originals of most application materials to PASS for distribution to all the programs that the applicant selects.
PASS must receive application materials by August 1, 2017 for Fall 2018 matriculation. Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible.
For PASS applications and instructions, please contact:
Additional documentation to include in PASS application:
International Applicants (in addition to the requirements listed above):
* All documents become property of the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine and are not returnable to the applicant.
If you have questions regarding the application process please contact the Advanced Education Admissions Coordinator via e-mail email@example.com or phone (716) 829-2839.
Endodontic post-graduate students are required to purchase a laptop computer, electronic heat obturator, injectible gutta-percha instrument, electronic apex locator, and other misc. chairside instruments. Hand files, rotary files, and electric motors are supplied. Complete information will be provided at the time of interview or upon request.
Satish M. Bhambhani, B.D.S., M.D.S., D.D.S.
Hesham M. El Tagouri, D.M.D., M.D.S.
Patrick J. Battista, D.D.S.
Paul G. Calabrese, D.D.S., M.S.
Hatim A. Hamad, D.D.S., M.S
Lucila Piasecki, D.D.S., M.S. Ph.D.
Richard Rubin, D.D.S., M.S.
Sandra Shostad, D.M.D., M.S
Steven M. Stern, D.D.S.
Giana Siegel, D.D.S.
Michael Vatral, D.D.S., M.S
Michael Gengo, D.D.S.
Eugene A. Pantera, Jr., D.D.S., M.S.
Ming Shih Levine, D.D.S., M.S.
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|King Saud University
|Tariq Aqili, BDS
|King Abdul Aziz University
|Hao Wang, DDS
|Stony Brooke University
|Elham Shadmehr, BDS
|Isfahan University
|Majd Alsharif, BDS
|King Abdul Aziz University
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Buffalo, New York 14214-3008
(716) 829-3847
Hesham M. El Tagouri, D.M.D., M.D.S.
Patrick J. Battista, D.D.S.
Hatim A. Hamad, D.D.S., M.S
Lucila Piasecki, D.D.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Richard Rubin, D.D.S., M.S.
Steven M. Stern, D.D.S.
Michael Vatral, D.D.S., M.S
Michael Gengo, D.D.S.
Eugene A. Pantera, Jr., D.D.S., M.S.


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