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Peter is responsible for leading operations and driving growth in North America.
Prior to joining Xero, Peter was General Manager, North America for Small & Medium Business at PayPal. He has also held a number of senior roles at Intuit, including Chief Marketing and Product Management Officer and Senior Vice President.
Jamie has been running teams at both large corporations and early stage ventures for over 10 years.
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Nigel manages Xero's Customer Experience area making sure we are delivering fantastic customer service to all of Xero's customers. He has been involved in managing customer experiences for over 15 years.
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Amy is accountable for developing and executing the education strategy for Xero worldwide, such as Xero University (XeroU). Her role includes creating global consistency for the creation and management of training programs for Xero's accounting partners, implementation partners and customers.
Prior to Xero, she was the CPA Programs Leader for Intacct Corporation and performed many roles in the accountant professional division with Intuit, Inc. Additionally, Amy has experience running client accounting services practices, whether it be her own company or as a Partner in a CPA firm. She has authored a number of accounting technology reference materials and has been a contributor and a national speaker on financial and technology topics at conferences and universities throughout the United States.
Jonathan leads the marketing team at Xero Headquarters providing global marketing services to the regional teams and driving marketing automation. Prior to Xero, Jonathan spent five years as Vice President, Demand Generation for SAP in both Europe and Asia Pacific and prior to that held senior management positions with both Salesforce and Cisco Systems.
Sue heads up Xero training, creating education paths to help Xero users get the most out of their software.
She is an NZICA member with more than 20 years of experience working as a Chartered Accountant in both practice and business, and has implemented many software systems. Sue's high school teaching qualification and her experience with a variety of software products has given her a real passion for helping people learn.
Chris has responsibility for Xero's strategy development. He has over 15 years of experience in the technology industry developing and executing strategy, business planning and M&A. He has a passion for innovation and driving rapid business growth.
Chris joined Xero from a role establishing a SaaS business in the US where he oversaw business development and marketing. Prior to this he has directed strategy, M&A and consulting services for Capgemini and held global management roles with JP Morgan in London and New York.
Matt is responsible for legal strategy and compliance across Xero's global business.
Matt has previously worked in private practice and in-house, advising on all aspects of corporate law. Most recently, he held roles at PwC and Charter Hall in Sydney, and prior to that in a top tier offshore law firm primarily advising growth companies operating out of North and South America. Matt is qualified to practice as a lawyer in New Zealand, Australia, and the Cayman Islands.
Nathan makes sure Xero staff have great office space and facilities, an exciting challenge as we hire lots of new people to keep up with our rapid growth.
Nathan has more than 10 years experience in the property and facilities industry. Prior to Xero, he spent three years with Alcatel-Lucent managing their property, facilities and EH&S needs as well as overseeing their 2011 head office relocation.
Philip started his career in Silicon Valley, designing mobile devices at General Magic. He later founded digital agency Turntable, doing innovative work for clients like Apple, Beastie Boys, Dreamworks and Playstation. At Xero, Philip oversees the design of everything Xero: product, marketing, branding and overall customer experience.
As the leader of product development, Bradley oversees the development of all customer-facing application across the Xero Platform, making sure that Xero continues to create great software.
Bradley previously led the product management team on the world's premier mobile banking, payments and alerts product, used by over 10 million people worldwide. He has also worked at Deloitte in IT risk and assurance.
David joined us from the UK to head up Xero's operations team after nearly 15 years leading business transformation in technology leadership roles with European companies.
Prior to joining Xero, David was chief information officer at Ofcom, the regulatory authority for UK communications industries between 2008 and 2012, before working as Strategy Consultant and undertaking a lectureship at City University London in IT Leadership.
Mark is responsible for the overall architecture of the Xero platform, including software architectures and shared platform services used throughout Xero.
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Sara is the service delivery product manager developing Xero's back office applications. Sara spent six years at award winning web design agency Shift managing large scale web projects across a wide range of clients and industries. Before moving to New Zealand from Canada in 2001 Sara began her career developing the online presence for small businesses.
Andrew is responsible for managing the flow of exciting new features at Xero and supporting the product team to deliver these. Prior to joining Xero Andrew worked for 7 years at Intergen, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner.
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New Zealand Hi-Tech Young Achiever of the Year in 2007, Craig Walker leads Xero's software development team. Craig has spent his career building mission critical Internet applications, including co-founding software-as-a-service provider Viatx and working for leading Microsoft consulting firm Glazier Systems, now Intergen.
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Funky Buns (Daphne Collier)
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Posts: 1187
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Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 8:08 am
Post subject: Sad to announce....
After much thought, I wanted you all to know that I won't be running for CO next term. As much as I would love to run for office again, I don't think it would be wise for me to do so. I have a lump in my throat while typing this message to you all, and it is very difficult for me to say, but I think it's for the best.
It's just been a very difficult year for me and my family with one bad thing happening after another, and it has just been a struggle to keep up with my duties as Bespin CO. I think it would be best to have someone who can keep up with the tasks that are necessary to keep a successful base up and running. I would though, like to finish out my term as CO, as I really enjoy the responsibility and hard work that goes into it.
I am
proud of how our little base has turned out to be. We wouldn't have gotten here if it weren't for everyone doing such a fantastic job. The number of members that have joined in the last year or so have just jumped leaps and bounds. You all do such a wonderful job keeping up with your costumes, creating new costumes and most importantly getting out there trooping and having fun. And that's one thing I haven't been able to do in quite a while is to be out there with you guys and trooping. I miss it so much! Hopefully before the year is done I will be able to put in a few more troops. DragonCon is coming up, and I'll be there for that, and then there is the annual Toys For Tots and Atlanta Christmas Parade that I plan on trooping.
So keep in mind someone who you'd like to nominate next term for CO. I am confidant that one of our members out there will make a
CO for Bespin Base.
It has been my absolute pleasure working with and for you guys here in Bespin Base. And I am proud to say that I did the best job that I could do while CO for Bespin Base. You guys are the best!!!
The Funkiest Buns in the Galaxy!
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Lady (Gayle Klar)
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Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 1:33 pm
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<3 *hugs*
I hope everything gets better. If there is anything I can do let me know
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Commander Cody (Jason R.)
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Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 6:06 pm
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I'm sorry to read this, Daphne. Taking on a command position is a lot of responsibility, but we need to remember that our real lives come first. You've been an excellent CO and I'm happy to have been under your leadership for this past year. The Base has grown under your leadership and I hope it will continue to do so into the next year.
Thanks again for your service, and I can't wait to troop with you soon
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Orion Knight-Star (Alex McKeel)
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Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 8:13 pm
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On behalf of the Corellian Base we salute you my sister. As your friend and someone who has trooped with you several times I think you handled being a commanding officer with dignity and respect. You, did an awesome job my friend and Bespin is a great base because of your leadership.
"You won't find the answers by looking at the stars. It's a journey you'll have to take by looking inside yourself. You must write your own destiny.
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smoothrat (David Lindabury)
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Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 8:19 pm
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Sorry to hear this, but hopefully things will calm down for you and we'll see you trooping again soon.
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Phrog (Beth Spires)
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Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 9:17 pm
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Daph, I was proud to have you as my XO and prouder still of the job you did as CO. Leading a base isn't easy, there are many things that go on "behind the scenes" that most members don't know about.
I'll save you a seat by the pool at the COs Retirement Home.
You knew the job was dangerous when you took it.
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rebelgirl (anne simmons)
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Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 10:08 pm
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sorry you are having a rather crazy time..and hope it will calm down a little so you can come troop with us again.....but we do understand.
we do miss you.
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Kryy Jacobi (Karyn W)
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Location: Atlanta
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Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2011 4:40 pm
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I'm so sorry it's been such a tough year. I hope things get better... LOTS better.... and I hope to see you out trooping more... I miss you!
Thanks for your service... not just this year, but the past years as XO. I know it's a lot of hard work, and most of it is "behind the scenes". Thanks for your service to us in Bespin and to RL as a whole.
Look forward to seeing you next weekend at D*C.
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Obaa-san Brenda (Brenda Sellers)
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So very sorry to hear this news. I wish you hope and happiness fir the future. Hope to see you at the next troop.
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TheNegotiator (Derek Struchtemeyer)
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Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 7:13 pm
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It was an honor to serve as your wingman Commander.
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Funky Buns (Daphne Collier)
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Posts: 1187
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Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 11:25 pm
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TheNegotiator wrote:
It was an honor to serve as your wingman Commander.
The honor was all mine, Derek! Thank you for being there for me.
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LatinLeia (Diana)
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Location: Marietta
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Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 6:41 pm
Post subject: seasons change....and the universe provides Aloha!
I will be seeing you.....We troop together........In Armor....
"Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly." - Langston Hughes
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Funky Buns (Daphne Collier)
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Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 10:18 pm
Post subject: Re: seasons change....and the universe provides Aloha!
LatinLeia wrote:
I will be seeing you.....We troop together........In Armor....
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Rissa ()
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Posts: 142
Location: Georgia
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Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 3:55 pm
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Hate to see you go. But so glad to have run around with ya!
Good luck with whatever you do!
There is no death..there is only the Force.
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Pasadena Roving Archers is an archery club that has been dedicated to the art of the bow and arrow in Pasadena's Lower Arroyo Seco Park since 1935. Incorporated as a non-profit organization, our membership includes men, women, young adults and children. It is a melting-pot of archers from all walks of life. PRA is home to beginners, weekend enthusiasts, regional, state, nation and international champions and maybe a future Olympic Gold medal winner. All are bound together by the sport of archery.All archers are required to adhere to the Range Rules.
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Texas Rangers vs Oakland Athletics Picks
And it comes down to the final day of the season. The AL West winner will be determined on Wednesday afternoon in the Bay Area, where the Oakland Athletics will hope to trip up the two-time defending AL West champs, the Texas Rangers.
The Rangers have fallen and choked away what was once a double digit win lead in the AL West. They need to win this game, or they are going to have to be playing in the Wild Card game on Friday, likely, but not necessarily at home.
Texas Rangers vs Oakland Athletics Picks
Last night, the Oakland Athletics clinched up a spot in the 2012 AL playoffs when they beat the Texas Rangers. Tonight when these two teams meet, first place in the AL West will be on the line.
The Rangers absolutely can't believe that they are in this spot right now. They are now in a spot where they are looking back at the A's, and are level with the New York Yankees for the best record in the American League, and New York will win that tiebreaker.
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NL Central rivals meet in what might be a playoff preview for MLB betting fans to enjoy, as the Cincinnati Reds take to the field at Busch Stadium against the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Reds are still fighting to win home field advantage in the National League playoffs, but their time is running short. They're level with the Washington Nationals, but they will lose the season tiebreaker and drop into the No. 2 slot.
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The Tampa Bay Rays were eliminated from the playoffs last night, but they are still one of the hottest teams that the game has to offer. They'll try to win their 90th game of the season at the expense of the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night in MLB betting action.
The Orioles really took a big step in the wrong direction yesterday, as they are now for some big time problems. They're in Tampa Bay now, and if the season were to end today, they would have a day off to fly to Oakland for a one-game playoff against the Athletics,
San Francisco Giants vs Los Angeles Dodgers Picks
Two of the most bitter rivals in baseball betting action meet for (what should be) the final time of the season this week. Monday's clash between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants might be the deciding game for both teams and their playoff hopes this year.
Oh sure, the G-Men already know that they are going to be in the postseason this year, but they know that they have to sweep to avoid having to start the playoffs at home (remember when that was a good thing to do?).
Red Sox vs. Yankees Picks
The last series of the year for MLB betting fans kicks off in the Bronx on Monday night, where the Boston Red Sox will hope to make the playoffs a living hell for the New York Yankees.
The Red Sox have long since been out of the discussion for the second season, and this might be the last time that we have to see Manager Bobby Valentine ruining the Nation. Boston is seemingly just trying to avoid finishing with the worst record in the American League or in the AL East.
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The Tampa Bay Rays will make one last push at a spot in the playoffs in the AL East starting on Tuesday night in MLB betting action when they send their ace to the hill against the Boston Red Sox.
Tampa Bay has won five in a row, but it pretty much might have to win out to get into the playoffs. The Baltimore Orioles are four games in front of it, while the Oakland Athletics, though slumping, are still three up.
Oakland Athletics vs Texas Rangers Picks
The Oakland Athletics hope to take one more step towards clinching a spot in the playoffs this year in MLB betting action when they duke it out with the Texas Rangers on Monday night.
The A's just had a bad weekend in the Big Apple, as they lost two out of three and lost a couple games in the Wild Card standings to both the Tampa Bay Rays and the Los Angeles Angels. They still hold a comfortable three-game edge in the loss column against the Halos and four on the Rays, but this is the first of seven games against the Rangers left to play this year.
MLB Network Thursday Night Baseball Pick: Los Angeles @ Washington
Two teams that could very well turn out to be playoff foes in the National League meet on Thursday night for MLB betting action, as the Washington Nationals hope to take out the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Dodgers really haven't been all that great since the mega deals a month ago that brought so many new faces to their team. They're out of the NL West race at this point, but they still have a decent chance of getting in as a Wild Card.
ESPN Wednesday Night Baseball Pick: Texas @ Los Angeles
Arch rivals from the AL West meet on Wednesday night for MLB betting action when the Los Angeles Angels play host to the Texas Rangers.
Texas once looked like a lock for the playoffs, but at least right now, it is somewhat up in the air. Sure, the Rangers still hold the best record in the American League, and time is running out for other teams to catch up, but there are just three games worth of safety between them and the Oakland Athletics for first place in the AL West, and just 3.5 more games back to the Halos, who are just on the outside of the postseason.


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Billionaire investor Tom Steyer's stock is on the rise with California Democrats after notching his second political victory in two years.
Voters this week approved his Proposition 39, which closes a tax loophole that was championed by Republicans to benefit out-of-state corporations. It will send an additional $1 billion a year to the state. In 2010, he helped defend the state's greenhouse gas emissions law by funding the successful opposition to a ballot initiative that was being pushed primarily by out-of-state business interests.
Steyer, a Democrat from San Francisco and the founder of Farallon Capital Management, says he is shifting away from his investment activities and toward public policy, specifically clean energy and government reform.
While his fortune can make him a political rainmaker, Steyer has been coy about whether he has plans to run for office.
"I honestly haven't thought about it seriously," Steyer told The Associated Press in an interview Wednesday. "The times that I have gotten involved, which I did in Prop. 39 and 23, were times when I really felt there was something wrong and for some reason nobody else was doing it.
"My interest is in participating in improving things, and I'm open to a lot of ideas, but I have no intention of doing that. I would only do it if I thought there was something really wrong that I could actually make a difference."
The shift away from the hedge fund he started in 1986 has been evident. In September, he spoke at the Democratic National Convention about the importance of clean energy to the national economy. During the campaign season, he appeared in ads supporting Proposition 39, asking voters to "help start a California comeback." And this week, he attended the California Democratic Party's election night celebration in Sacramento.
According to campaign finance figures, the Yes on Prop. 39 campaign was funded almost entirely by more than $32 million from Steyer, who said the initiative was an issue about tax fairness. Proposition 39 closes a provision that allows multistate corporations to choose between two tax formulas. Supporters said the optional tax formula was encouraging corporations to move jobs out of state.
While there was no formal opposition campaign, some business and anti-tax groups argued that it would make California less business friendly.
Steyer crafted Proposition 39 so the money would be split between the state general fund and energy efficiency programs for the first five years. Democratic leaders endorsed the measure after they failed to get the loophole closed through the Legislature.
"Tom is the kind of guy you really want in politics because even with his wealth and his willingness to use it, he's not a 'my way or the highway' guy," said Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento. "He's a relationship guy. I think he's developed a very good reputation around here."
Art Pulaski, executive-secretary treasurer of the California Labor Federation, which represents more than 2 million members, said Steyer differs from many other wealthy Californians who have forayed into politics. Pulaski described the businessman as a big thinker who is concerned about solving problems.
"For most of these folks, it's about ego," Pulaski said. "For Tom, I think he's a driven person, so he really is different. Not that I think he's never going to run for governor or anything like that, but who knows?"
Steyer, 55, graduated from Yale and received his MBA from Stanford. He founded Farallon in 1986, and the hedge fund how has $20 billion in assets. He recently announced that he plans to step down as co-senior managing member and leave his other investment activities at the end of the year.
Forbes has estimated his worth to be $1.3 billion.
He has given millions to his alma maters to aid research into sustainable energy. He co-founded Advanced Energy Economy, a nonprofit that promotes innovation within the alternative energy industry.
Steyer and his wife, Kat Taylor, have four children. Among their projects is OneCalifornia Bank, an Oakland community development bank they founded.
The couple also joined a group of wealthy Americans that includes Warren Buffett, Bill Gates and Michael Bloomberg in the "Giving Pledge" to donate a majority of their wealth to charity.
Steyer says he's not sure what he'll do next. He remains committed to shaping the nation's energy policy through innovation, not extraction. He says there are immense economic and environmental opportunities in the face of climate change.
"We have the absolute capability of meeting this challenge, and surmounting it and profiting magnificently from it," he said. "But we have to first acknowledge it and set our minds to it."


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SALEM, VA – The North Georgia softball team had a busy Wednesday on their first full day at the NCAA Division II World Series, as the Saints are less than 24 hours away from their opening round game against Indiana (Pa.).
The Saints departed the Sheraton Hotel Wednesday morning at 8:30 a.m. and traveled to a nearby school to read and interact with the children of George Washington Carver Elementary.
The team split into four groups and rotated between kindergarten and first grade classes to read with students, tell them about life as a college athlete, show them pictures of life back in Georgia, and hand out Saints gear to their newest fans.
After loading back up on the bus and taking a quick tour of historic downtown Salem and Roanoke College, the Saints made their way to the Moyer Sports Complex for a BBQ meal with the seven other teams at the World Series.
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UNCW junior Rafael Aita (Lima, Peru) and the Delaware tandem of junior Troy Beneck (Wilmington, Del.) and junior Adam Lawton (Estepona, Spain) earned CAA men's tennis honors for the week ending February 24. Receiving honors on the women's side were Delaware freshman Carmen Lai (Sha Tin, Hong Kong) and the William & Mary duo of junior Maria Belaya (Melbourne, Fla.) and junior Jeltje Loomans (Houten, The Netherlands).
Aita was selected as the CAA men's tennis Player of the Week after going 2-0 at No. 1 singles in matches against #48 South Carolina and #35 N.C. State. The junior defeated 94th-ranked Tsvetan Mihov of South Carolina 7-6 (7), 7-6 (2) and pulled out a three-set win over NCSU's Robbie Mudge, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4. Aita, who is ranked 17th nationally in singles, has won six straight matches and is 8-1 in dual matches this season.
Beneck and Lawton were honored as the CAA men's Doubles Team of the Week after edging Thomas O'Brien and Kelly Donaldson of Villanova 9-7 to clinch the double point in Delaware's 4-3 victory over the Wildcats. The duo improved to 4-0 this season at No. 1 doubles. Along with clinching the doubles point, Beneck and Lawton also won their matches in singles against VU.
Lai was named the CAA women's tennis Player of the Week after rallying past Devi Jadeja of Saint Joseph's 4-6, 6-4, 10-6 at No. 3 singles in Delaware's 4-3 triumph over the Hawks. The Blue Hens trailed 3-0 in the match before Lai posted her victory to start the comeback. She is 4-0 in dual matches this spring, including a 3-0 mark at No. 3 singles.
Belaya and Loomans were honored as the CAA women's Doubles Team of the Week after compiling a 2-0 mark at the No. 1 spot to help William & Mary earn the doubles point in wins over Penn (6-1) and James Madison (5-2). The tandem defeated 22nd-ranked Sonya Latycheva and Sol Eskenzai of Penn, 8-3, and posted an 8-0 victory over JMU's Michelle Nguyen and Taylor Pinchoff. Belaya and Loomans, who are ranked 4th in the nation in doubles, are 10-1 in dual match play with eight straight victories.


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Two TrialNet Studies Test Effect of Drugs in Slowing Progression of Type 1 Diabetes
Results of two TrialNet studies testing drugs to slow or stop the immune system's attack on insulin-producing cells in people newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes were presented at the American Diabetes Association's (ADA's) 71st Scientific Sessions in San Diego in June 2011 and simultaneously published online in the Lancet. The studies were conducted by the National Institutes of Health's international network of researchers, Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet Study Group, led by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK).
Both studies aimed to preserve secretion of insulin, the hormone that controls blood glucose levels. One study tested the drug abatacept, and the other tested a potential vaccine based on a key protein to which autoimmunity is directed—glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD). When type 1 diabetes is diagnosed, most patients retain a limited ability to make insulin, which is generally lost rapidly over the following 1 to 2 years. All study participants received intensive management of their diabetes during the trial, with a goal of keeping hemoglobin A1c, also called glycated hemoglobin or A1C, levels within current ADA recommendations.
In the first study, abatacept (Orencia), an immune system modulator currently used to treat several inflammatory diseases, was evaluated in 112 people, ages 6 to 36, with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes. Participants were randomized to receive injections of either abatacept or placebo over 2 years. The group treated with abatacept had a 9.6 month delay in the progression of loss of insulin production. After 2 years, C-peptide, a marker for the production of insulin, was 59 percent higher in the participants treated with abatacept compared with the placebo group. Long-term retention of the ability to make even small amounts of insulin is associated with better glucose control and improved outcomes in diabetes.
In the second study, GAD-alum, an antigen-based therapy aiming to suppress the immune response, was tested in 145 people, ages 3 to 45, with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes. Participants were randomized into three groups to receive two or three doses of GAD-alum or alum alone over 4 to 12 weeks. During 1 year of treatment, the vaccine showed no evidence of preserving insulin secretion.
Adverse effects were minimal for both drugs, especially among children, who account for the majority of people with type 1 diabetes.
"We learn something important from every study, and we build on everything we learn. Both positive and negative studies help us develop more effective strategies to prevent and treat type 1 diabetes," said TrialNet Study Group Chair Jay Skyler, M.D., M.A.C.P. "We will continue to follow people in both studies. It is still early, but there is good reason to believe that some of the drugs being developed to alter immune responses, either alone or in combination with other therapies, will lead to treatments that prevent, postpone, or stop progression of type 1 diabetes."
TrialNet researchers are conducting a series of studies to test ways to prevent or delay progression of type 1 diabetes. At the 2011 ADA meeting, TrialNet researchers announced two ongoing studies aimed at preventing or delaying type 1 diabetes in relatives of people who already have the disease. One trial is testing an experimental drug called teplizumab, another immune system modulator; the other study is testing oral insulin, which may help suppress the immune responses that lead to type 1 diabetes.
Type 1 diabetes appears to involve both genetic risk factors and less understood environmental factors that may interact to initiate the development of diabetes. To identify people at high risk for type 1 diabetes, TrialNet offers free screening for relatives of people with the disease. Screening involves a simple blood test for markers called autoantibodies that often appear years before diabetes develops. Knowing the number and type of markers makes it possible to identify those at different risk levels for developing type 1 diabetes. Among people with a relative with type 1 diabetes, the chances of developing the disease are 15 times greater than for those with no family history. Screening can refine this risk estimate.
More information about these federally funded TrialNet studies can be found as follows:
- abatacept study—www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00505375
- GAD-alum study—www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00529399
- teplizumab study—www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01030861
- oral insulin study—www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00419562
Nearly 200 U.S. TrialNet locations offer screening and conduct studies to identify causes of type 1 diabetes and test ways to prevent or delay the disease. To find a TrialNet location or to learn more, visit www.DiabetesTrialNet.org or call 1–800–425–8361.
The NIDDK has easy-to-read booklets and fact sheets about diabetes. For more information or to obtain copies, visit www.diabetes.niddk.nih.gov.
NIH Publication No. 12–4562
December 2011
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I think these two albums are more similar to each other than any other weezer albums.
Pinkerton marked a break in Rivers writing songs in 1/2 step down tuning, and Make Believe marked the return of that writing style. The lyrics in both albums are very personal (say what you will about Beverly Hills). Songs like Hold Me, Pardon Me, Damage in Your Heart and Other Way all seem very personal to me.
My favorite guitar solos also appear on both of these albums. Make Believe has a ridiculous amount of solos. At least 1 per song.
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But no.
They aren't.
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I know a similarity: they're both amazing albums!
I don't really hear too many similarities either musically or lyrically.
The lyrics on Pinkerton are some of the most candid and earnest I've ever heard, and whilst some of the themes in MB are pulled from personal experience it's not really an out pouring of the soul.
I like both albums ... but no, they both have different and distinctive musical aesthetics, Pinkerton is much more jagged and raw, MB more fluid and smooth - to my ears at least.
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This column is intended as an interactive forum to discuss audiovisual and acoustical technologies, and your questions make the job of writing absolutely enjoyable. Several readers have told me that one of the most frustrating experiences is to have a meeting interrupted by sounds from the adjacent spaces separated by "airwalls." While painstaking for the planner, there are ways to respond to this ongoing challenge. Let's look at the issues and some solutions.
Developers' Directive The mantra of facility developers and managers is flexibility. They want to accommodate all requests for all sizes of meetings, and turn no one away. So when meeting facilities are built, the directive to the architect is to provide operable partitions (commonly referred to as "airwalls," a trademark of one manu- facturer's early product that used air-inflated bladders to seal the partitions to the structure). These movable partitions cost many tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands of dollars to install, and range in quality from poor to very good. How well will they work for your meeting? It depends.
A number of factors determine how effectively the panels will isolate one space from another. Some of these factors are invisible to the eye, but the seals at the top and bottom of the panels can be inspected, and I encourage you to do so. Here's how.
Look for Yourself First, have the facility's house crew set the partition in place. Once set, walk the length of the partition examining the bottom where the seals should be tight to the floor. If any have not dropped or been cranked down, ask the crew to correct them. If there are doors at the "pocket" where the partitions are stored, make sure the doors are closed against the partition.
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Next, go into the adjacent space and turn up the house lights. Go back into your meeting room and ask for the lights to be turned off. Let your eyes adjust to the dark for a few minutes then (carefully) move around the middle of the room and look at the seams between the partition panels and at the top and bottom. If you see a light leak, that means there is a sound leak, too. If the leak is at the bottom, ask the facility to re-seat the drop seals. If the leak is at the top, there's usually very little that can be done unless the top seals are replaced. If the leak is at the edge, have the facility try to re-set the panels.
To put things in perspective, the better partitions are rated to provide 53 to 55 points of sound isolation between adjacent spaces. In reality, properly installed and set, these partitions typically only provide 45 points at best. However, just one square inch of gap will lower that rating to 32 (maximum) points of isolation. And, it doesn't matter if that is one hole right in the middle or many tiny holes. Further, that small leak can cut the effectiveness of your partitions by more than half (10 points reflects an apparent halving or doubling of sound volume).
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