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- EDUCATION: West Point Military Academy
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Born on January 19, 1807 in Stratford, Virginia, Robert E. Lee came to military prominence during the U.S. Civil War, commanding his home state's armed forces and becoming general-in-chief of the Confederate forces towards the end of the conflict. Though the Union won the war, Lee has been revered by many while others debate his tactics. He went on to become president of Washington College.
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Confederate General who led southern forces against the Union Army in the American Civil War, Robert Edward Lee was born January 19, 1807, in Stratford Hall, Virginia.
Lee was cut from Virginia aristocracy. His extended family members included a president, a chief justice of the United States, and signers of the Declaration of Independence. His father, Colonel Henry Lee, also known as "Light-Horse Harry," had served as a cavalry leader during the Revolutionary War and gone on to become one of the war's heroes, winning praise from General George Washington.
Lee saw himself as an extension of his family's greatness. At 18, he enrolled at West Point Military Academy, where he put his drive and serious mind to work. He was one of just six cadets in his graduating class who finished without a single demerit, and wrapped up his studies with perfect scores in artillery, infantry and cavalry.
After graduating from West Point, Lee met and married Mary Custis, the great-granddaughter of George and Martha Washington. Together, they had seven children: three sons (Custis, Rooney and Rob) and four daughters (Mary, Annie, Agnes and Mildred).
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But while Mary and the children spent their lives on Mary's father's plantation, Lee stayed committed to his military obligations. His Army loyalties moved him around the country, from Savannah to Baltimore, St. Louis to New York.
In 1846, Lee got the chance he'd been waiting his whole military career for when the United States went to war with Mexico. Serving under General Winfield Scott, Lee distinguished himself as a brave battle commander and brilliant tactician. In the aftermath of the U.S. victory over its neighbor, Lee was held up as a hero. Scott showered Lee with particular praise, saying that in the event the U.S. went into another war, the government should consider taking out a life insurance policy on the commander.
But life away from the battlefield proved difficult for Lee to handle. He struggled with the mundane tasks associated with his work and life. For a time, he returned to his wife's family's plantation to manage the estate, following the death of his father-in-law. The property had fallen under hard times, and for two long years, he tried to make it profitable again.
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In 1859 Lee returned to the Army, accepting a thankless position at a lonely cavalry outpost in Texas. In October of that year, Lee got a break when he was summoned to put an end to a slave insurrection led by John Brown at Harper's Ferry. Lee's orchestrated attack took just a single hour to end the revolt, and his success put him on a short list of names to lead the Union Army should the nation go to war.
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Brigham and Women's Hospital
Dennis P. Orgill, MD
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Matthias Donelan, MD
Shriners Burn Hospital
Elof Eriksson, MD
Brigham and Women's Hospital
William G. Austen, Jr., MD
Massachusetts General Hospital
Matthias Donelan, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Meara, MD
Executive Chair
Children's Hospital
Branko Bojovic, MD
Resident Representative
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Faculty
Sumner Slavin, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor
Richard Bartlett, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Leonard Miller, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Robert Goldwyn, MD, Clinical Professor of Surgery
Bernard Lee, MD, Instructor of Surgery
Samuel J. Lin, MD, Instructor of Surgery
Donald Morris, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Adam Tobias, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Joseph Upton, MD, Associate Clinical Professor
Brigham and Women's Hospital Faculty
Elof Eriksson, MD, PhD, Joseph Murray Professor, Chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Stephanie Caterson, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Yoon S. Chun, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Lifei Guo, MD, PhD, Instructor in Surgery
Charles Hergrueter, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery
Dennis Orgill, MD, PhD, Professor of Surgery, Assistant Program Director, Associate Chief of Division of Plastic Surgery
Bohdan Pomahac, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Julian Pribaz, MD, Professor of Surgery and Program Director
Christian Sampson, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery
Children's Hospital Boston Faculty
John G. Meara, MD, DMD, Associate Professor of Surgery, Chief, Department of Plastic Surgery
Arin K. Greene, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Brian l. Labow, MD, Instructor in Surgery
John B. Mulliken, MD, Professor of Surgery and Director of the
Craniofacial Center
Bonnie L. Padwa, MD, DMD, Associate Professor of Surgery,
Chief of Oral Surgery
Gary F. Rogers, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery
Amir H. Taghinia, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Massachusetts General Hospital Faculty
William G. Austen, Jr., MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Chief, Division of Plastic Surgery
Amy S. Colwell, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Gregory G. Gallico, III, MD, Associate Clinical Professor
Daniel Delvecchio, MD
(Chienwei) Eric Liao, M.D., Ph.D., Instructor in Surgery
James W. May, Jr., MD, Professor of Plastic Surgery
Jonathan Winograd, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery
Michael Yaremchuk, MD, Clinical Professor, Director Craniofacial Surgery
Residency Education: Associate Attending Surgeons
Thomas Cochran, MD
Richard Ehrlichman, MD
Robert Gilman, MD
Shriners Hospital for Children, Boston Faculty
Matthias Donelan, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor; Chief of Plastic Surgery
Daniel Driscoll, MD, Instructor in Surgery
Michael Lewis, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery
Michele Barnes - Program Administrator
Geoffrey Brahmer - BIDMC Residency Coordinator
Robin King - MGH Residency Coordinator
Meghan Conway - CHB Residency Coordinator
Mary Ellen Oftring - Shriners Residency Coordinator
General Plastic Surgery Education
- American College of Surgeons
- Annals of Plastic Surgery
- Buncke Clinic
- Burn Surgery
- Eaton Hand
- eCommons
- eMedicine
- Journal of Hand Surgery
- Partners Handbook
- Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- Plastic Surgery Essentials for Students
- Essentials of Plastic Surgery
- Pubmed
- Resource Book for Plastic Surgery Residents
- Up to Date
- Wheeless Online
Around Boston
A city of nearly 560,000 residents, Boston is a vibrant and exciting place to call home. With over 50 colleges and universities, thousands of restaurants, countless museums and theaters and several championship athletic teams, it truly offers something to everyone. Its close proximity to the mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont, as well as to the pristine beaches of the Cape and Islands, provides ample opportunity for weekend getaways. Potential applicants are encouraged to explore the links below in order to discover the city's unique offerings.
Boston Globe
Boston Online
Boston Citysearch
City of Boston
Logan Airport
Boston Globe
Boston Herald
Boston Phoenix
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Boston Red Six
Boston Celtics
Boston Bruins
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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Museum of Science
Harvard Plastic Surgery Program Graduates
Class of 2009 | | |
Edward J. Caterson, MD | Craniofacial Fellowship | New York, NY |
Jon Mathy, MD | Locum Consultant Surgeon (Middlemore Hospital) | South Auckland, NZ |
Evan Matros, MD | Breast and Microsurgery Fellowship | New York, NY |
Brian M. Parrett, MD | Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship | San Francisco, CA |
Emily Ridgway, MD | Craniofacial Fellowship | Boston, MA |
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Class of 2008 | | |
Matthew J. Carty, MD | Hand fellowship, academic practice | Boston, MA |
Amy S. Colwell, MD | Academic practice | Boston, MA |
(Chienwei) Eric Liao, MD, PhD | Academic practice | Boston, MA |
Jerome Sepic, MD | Private practice | Portsmouth, NH |
Helena Taylor, MD, PhD | Academic practice | Providence, RI |
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Class of 2007 | | |
Jesus A. Garcia, M.D., PhD | Private group practice | Sacramento, CA |
Evan S. Garfein | Reconstructive and microsurgery fellowship, academic practice | New York, NY |
Terri J. Halperin | Private practice | Brookline, MA |
Stephanie L. Kwei | Private practice | Peabody, MA |
James D. Schlenker | Hand fellowship | Seattle, WA |
Amir H. Taghinia | Hand fellowship, academic practice | Boston, MA |
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Class of 2006 | | |
Christopher J. Davidson | Private practice | Boston, MA |
Craniofacial fellowship, academic practice | Boston, MA | |
Ziv M. Peled | Peripheral nerve fellowship | Tucson, AZ |
Alexandra K. Schmidek | Academic/private practice | Seattle, WA |
Sean A. Wright | Private practice | West Chester, PA |
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Class of 2005 | | |
Yoon S. Chun | Academic practice | Boston, MA |
John P. Connors | Academic/private practice | Worcester, MA |
Lifei Guo | Hand/micro fellowship, academic practice | Boston, MA |
Jaromir Slama | Hand/micro fellowship, academic practice | Boston, MA |
Steven M. Warren | Craniofacial fellowhip, academic practice | New York, NY |
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Class of 2004 | | |
Ayman Al-Sheikh | Hand/microsurgery fellowship | Boston, MA |
Alan A. T. Lim | United States Navy | |
Bohdan Pomahac | Academic practice | Boston, MA |
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Class of 2003 | | |
Virginia S. Hung | Peripheral nerve fellowship, private practice | Boston,MA |
Brian I. Labow | Hand/micro fellowship, academic practice | Boston, MA |
Barry D. Martin | United States Army | |
Vivian Ting | Academic/private practice | San Francisco, CA |
Lance E. Wyatt | Private practice | Los Angeles, CA |
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Class of 2002 | | |
William G. (Jay) Austen | Pediatric fellowship, academic practice | Melbourne, Australia |
Parham A. Ganchi | Academic practice | Wayne, NJ |
Christopher T. Maloney | Peripheral nerve fellowship, private practice | Tucson, AZ |
Kiumars (Kiya) Movassaghi | Private practice | Eugene, OR |
J. Peter Rubin | Academic practice | Pittsburgh, PA |
Advanced Program
The plastic surgery residency program will not be participating in the match for positions starting July 2011.
Integrated Plastic Surgery/General Surgery Program
The plastic surgery residency program will match with three new residents for the six-year integrated program to begin in June 2010. PGY-1 positions for this program will be matched through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). Information regarding registration for the NRMP is available from the Dean's Office at your medical school or www.nrmp.org.
The residency application process for the integrated plastic surgery program will go through the AAMC ERAS electronic residency application system. The deadline for applications to be complete (except for Deans' letters) is October 12th, 2009. Our faculty will review all completed applications for the integrated program during the month of October. Those who are invited to interview will be notified by early November, and interviews will be held on December 4th and 5th, 2009.
Each application is reviewed in its entirety with an eye toward a combination of overall academic excellence, leadership ability, career development potential and personal character.
Although we receive applications from many well-qualified candidates, it is not possible to interview all who apply. Every effort is made to notify applicants of their interview status in a timely manner; however, our application review process for the integrated program often continues through late November due to the large number of applications received and the late release date for Dean's letters.
Each two-day interview session takes place from early Friday afternoon through late Saturday afternoon. Any applicants who are invited to interview will need to plan to be present for the entire two-day session. We do not schedule any individual interviews outside of these group interview sessions.
Any candidate who is invited to interview must contact the surgery education office to confirm their acceptance of the interview offer. If we do not receive a confirming phone call or e-mail from you by the deadline, which will be stated on the invitation, we will not be able to schedule you for the interview.
Interview Format
On Friday afternoon, the applicants will participate in a general orientation session, during which they will meet the residency program director and the chiefs of plastic surgery from each of the teaching hospitals. Individual interview sessions between applicants and the faculty may begin on Friday afternoon, with additional interviews being scheduled throughout the day on Saturday. On Friday evening the applicants will have dinner with the Harvard plastic surgery faculty and residents.
Tours of the teaching hospitals will take place throughout the day on Friday and Saturday. For purposes of scheduling travel arrangements, any invited applicants should plan to be here by noon on Friday. It is anticipated that all interview activities will be completed by 4:00 pm on Saturday.
Michele Barnes
Harvard Plastic Surgery Residency Training Program
75 Francis Street
Boston, MA 02115


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Healthy UNH Blogger: Katrina Heisler
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Graduation Year: 2012
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What do you love about UNH: The beautiful campus and friendly people.
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Friday, May 4, 2012By: Katrina Heisler
I'm sure to many of you, even mentioning the word "finals" sends your body into a meltdown as you try and wrap your brain around the million and one things you still need to do this semester.
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Monday, April 23, 2012By: Katrina Heisler
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012By: Katrina Heisler
March is National Nutrition Month, so for everyone who made a New Years resolution to eat better but maybe hasn't always stayed on track, ahem, myself, this is a great time to focus on "getting your plate in shape" . The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics created this annual educational and informational campaign to stress the importance of making healthy food choices and developing lifelong eating and physical activity habits.
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Friday, March 16, 2012By: Katrina Heisler
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Heel to Toe May be Hurting You
Monday, March 12, 2012By: Katrina Heisler
While running, we repetitively hit our feet against the pavement, one in front of the other. Lots of times, our brain runs as well, thinking about your current to do list, a conversation earlier in the day, how you're breathing, what music is playing, but do you ever stop to think about just how your moving your feet? It is almost like breathing, you don't think about each breath in and out, it just happens, but a recent study from Harvard University is saying we should be making a conscious effort to think about how our foot hits the ground.
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Monday, February 27, 2012By: Katrina Heisler
For those of you who have felt bullied, witnessed bullying, or are a bully yourself, what makes a target for such torment? It is frequently believed that bullying causes depression in those being persecuted, which many times it does, but does being depressed also make you a target for being bullied?
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Have you noticed that your doctor has been referring you to a specialist more often then diagnosing and treating you in their office? Well, according to a study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine the likelihood that a doctor refers a patient to a specialist has doubled from 1999-2009. This means that the estimated number of visits that resulted in a referral jumped from 40.6 million to 105 million.
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Thursday, January 5, 2012By: Katrina Heisler
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011By: Katrina Heisler
Recently I have noticed a campus-wide discussion examining the pros and cons of the sale of energy drinks on campus, specifically Red Bull. Why is it that students are so passionate about having energy drinks on campus? What are effects to the human body from energy drinks?
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Friday, October 28, 2011By: Katrina Heisler
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Editor's Note: This is our new Quick Spin format, now shorter, less formal and more personal than our regular reviews. We've reinvented the format so we can talk about even more of the new vehicles we drive. Enjoy!The popularity of crossovers and SUVs as daily transportation often eludes me, but it's tough to argue with their functionality if you've got a sizable brood and a vacation ahead of you. I drove this 2013 Ford Explorer Limited from the greater Detroit area to the Outer Banks of North Carolina with a quick stop in Cleveland to pick up additional family. Overall impression? After driving 1,900+ miles in a single week, it's hard to imagine there are many vehicles better suited to the task than this Ford.
Travel Notes:
I drove 11+ hours straight twice in one week, with absolutely zero backaches to report from anyone - impressive.
Interior fit-and-finish and material choices shade those of most rivals, and options like cooled seats, second-row seatbelt airbags and power-folding third row are impressive.
Loaded with four people and a cargo hold full of beach gear, the 3.5-liter V6 had enough muscle (290 horsepower, 255 pound-feet of torque) through the mountains of Pennsylvania, but I can't help but wonder how it'd feel if we were towing something.
Ride and handling balance is very well judged, electric power steering accurate
MyFord Touch is powerful and offers serious configurability, but a slow touchscreen and overly complex interface hurts usability.
Kodiak Brown paint is great - very rich. Can look black or root beer depending on light.
Terrain Management is killer - when it works. We bombed around in Sand Mode along the Atlantic ocean dunes full-up with seven people for over an hour (we were one of the only unibodies we saw out of perhaps a hundred vehicles). Then the all-wheel-drive system unexpectedly turned itself off and we ground to a halt, nearly axle-deep. No sign of overheating, the system simply displayed that all-wheel drive was off, and rotating the knob wouldn't coax it back on. After turning the Explorer off and letting it sit for a few minutes, I restarted it and we were back in business. It never malfunctioned again.
Sand gets everywhere - even atop the engine and caked in the door sills. Two hours of cleaning and all is well.
Aside from the Honda Odyssey, the Ford Explorer appears to be the Outer Banks' Official Family Vacation Vehicle. They're everywhere.
Overall fuel efficiency for 1,900+ miles was 20.2 miles per gallon - bang on with what the cluster display indicated. EPA ratings call for 17 city/23 highway/19 combined. Considering a full load, PA's mountains, traffic, a couple of hours throwing sand around and the fact that the driver gave absolutely zero consideration to efficiency, we were quite pleased.
2013 Ford Explorer Limited AWD originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 10 Sep 2012 14:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Permalink | Email this | CommentsFiled under: Performance, SUV, Crossover, Ford, Quick Spins
Ford has had nothing but great success with its latest, three-row iteration of the Explorer SUV, with buyers finding it a suitably good driving tool for the jobs demanded by family living. And while I've never found the naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V6 that inhabits the engine bay to be anything less than well-suited to this large SUV/CUV class - it wasn't so very long ago that a 290-horsepower, 24-mile-per-gallon-highway six-cylinder would have seemed like a real tough guy - it has never been a particularly exciting powerplant, either.
Enter the 2013 Explorer Sport, with an EcoBoost twin-turbocharged version of that 3.5-liter six, and 365 horsepower with 350 pound-feet of torque to show for it. I should add that the extra shove only comes at the expense of one highway mpg and one city mpg, relative to the four-wheel-drive iteration of the non-turbo Explorer, which is nice, too. Ford was kind enough to invite me to take a taste of this hotted-up Explorer recently; an experience that I found generally pleasant, if not entirely satisfying.
Driving Notes
We eat with the eyes first. If your particular set of peepers isn't enamored by piano black accents, then you may not get close enough to even test drive the new Sport, as this model is slathered with shiny black highlights. The big black grille dominates the Explorer, and I think does a good job of making the large vehicle look a bit more compact - lower and meaner. The matching black on the 21-inch wheels, body cladding, roof rails and mirror caps, along with smoked covers for the front and rear lighting, seems like overkill to me. To many it'll just make the Explorer look cooler than ever. Some of us like Original Recipe, some like Extra Crispy.
There's no question in my mind that the Sport version of the Explorer feels fleet-of-foot for a vehicle of this size and weight. Ford was coy about official 0-60 times for the model, saying only that it had found it to be "two seconds faster" than the 3.5-liter non-turbo model.
Floored from a standstill, the EcoBoost six will hesitate to deliver full thrust for a heartbeat or two, then offer a fairly strong torque pop once the engine is spinning at about 2000 rpm. Middle revs are where this engine eats, however, and I found passing maneuvers on the highway to be easy to execute briskly in the 70-90 mph zone. A decent little exhaust growl is in evidence at high rpm, too.
So the Explorer Sport is fairly quick on its feet and looks mean (at least to some), but it doesn't actually go so far as to acquit itself as a full-on performance model, à la a Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8, or BMW X5 M, for instance. That's not just because the Ford isn't as quick, but also because the chassis and suspension tuning is still balanced more toward highway comfort than aimed at outright handling performance. The Sport is stiffer laterally than the standard SUV, where an added tower brace makes itself felt, but there is still a fairly high amount of vertical movement through the suspension when the Gs pile on.
The retuned electric power steering is quicker to turn in (again, that stiffer front section helps here), and accurate when holding a fast line, but it's absolutely lifeless in terms of feel and feedback from the road.
The Sport is equipped with paddle shifters to modulate the six-speed automatic, but response time is slow and the physical feel of the paddles is pretty unsatisfying.
All-in, the Explorer Sport is kind of a performance middle child; more like a motored-up version of the original than a full sporting variant.
I have mixed feelings about that last bullet, in terms of my own conclusion about the Sport. On one hand, starting at $40,720 (including destination and delivery), the Sport is only about $2,600 more than the high-content Limited trim, with a much more powerful engine, similar EPA fuel economy and many of the same standard options. (The Sport comes standard with 4WD, leather, MyFord Touch, SYNC, etc.) On the other hand, the Sport doesn't use its extra go-juice to push many of my "enthusiast driver" buttons, I get no extra towing capacity from the increased power and torque (5,000-pound max), and once the options sheet starts coming into play, a $50,000-Explorer can be a reality. The MSRP for our tester was a heady $48,385.
I think Ford is counting on just enough incremental sales from the Sport to make the variant worthwhile in a model that is just killing the rest of its segment. Plenty of former Mustang-owning Dads should be willing to pony up a slightly bigger lease payment for the payoff of winning a stoplight grand prixs here and there. Plus, you know, cool wheels.
2013 Ford Explorer Sport originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 03 Oct 2012 14:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Industry Experts Know Less Than College Professors and Journalists About Shale Gas Economics
In "Is Shale Gas Shallow or the Real Deal?", Maize cites Dr. Terry Engelder's opinions about shale gas versus ours. Terry is a friend and colleague who I respect and sometimes participate with in panel discussions about shale gas. He is a late adopter of oil and gas reserve forecasting after a career in structural geology.
Maize confuses Terry's work on resource assessment with our work on reserve forecasting because he is a journalist and doesn't understand this important distinction.
Resources are the total volume of oil and gas regardless of cost, while reserves are the small fraction of resources that can be produced commercially.
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Rex Tillerson, the CEO of ExxonMobil, stated about shale gas, "We are all losing our shirts today." Mr. Tillerson said in a talk before the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. "We're making no money. It's all in the red."
Independent evaluations of shale gas plays by the United States Geological Survey, the Bureau of Economic Geology (University of Texas at Austin), and the Louisiana State University Center for Energy Studies all corroborate our well reserve estimates for shale gas wells.
There is no debate. Maize's article is contrived and Engelder is wrong.
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How much of the improvement is due to the E&Ps zeroing in on the best part of of the deposit vs. technology improvements? Are you adjusting your models to account for the industry improvements, or will the move from the sweet spots of the deposit to the fringe areas more than make up for the productivity improvements?
- January 2, 2013 at 1:04 PM
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The improvements are questionable. The Bureau of Economic Geology puts a 1% per year figure on those efficiency gains and I agree. Drilling costs decrease but are offset by completion cost increases. In my 35 years of industry experience, service costs always accelerate beyond product price.
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I have been following you since I knew your name. I agree with your take on the US shale industry.
Could you care to read and comment on my latest writting, a case study of the real EUR versus what the producer projected. I believe you will like it, as it is a compelling case to show that producers over-estimate:
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Read my other writings on shale wells:
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The iPhone defaults to WiFi if available. I believe this app just tricks it into thinking it's on WiFi when unavailable.purchase went well had to refresh it once to get it complete but all good and a great app worth $2.25 on paypal.
i looked through here and didnt see and answer to this but if i add my apps like Skype to the list will it use wifi first if it is available like when i am at home or does it force it to 3G only and always keep it on 3G?
Well I bought it how can I tell if it is using 3g or wifi is there any way to see this?
Wow, you're kidding right? Geeze. Ok, I'll be nice. Look, turn off wifi and then run your Slingapp. If it works then you just had a demonstration showing you that 3G Unrestrictor is working. Simple huh? Make sure you open the Unrestrictor app FIRST and add the Slingapp to the list. I know that seems simple enough to follow, but there are a lot of people here that can't follow instructions.
Common sense people. It's not as common as it should be.
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Thanks for your response I jsut didn't think about it. And no I wasn't kidding so thanks for being nice. I'm a computer geek not an Iphone geek.
I can't believe some of you people are actually cracking a TWO dolor app! I mean come on thats just straight up pathetic.
Anyways I will be purchasing this app as soon as my invisible shield screen protector dries up so I can turn on my 3G S. Using old faithful the original 2g at the moment lol. I still have my 3G also I just figured I'd get out the old original and fire it up lol.
great app for me, well worth $2. Been watching Slingplayer the last few days over 3g. Works smooth on 3g, a little choppy at times on Edge but no biggie.
I am in the UK. I have MLB at Bat . I tried to watch the live stream whilst out today.It worked fine over 3G.
I would be willing to pay more for it myself and I don't think I own him. At the time I didn't even purchase the app I was just hoping to make an informed decision. I have now purchased the app and it looks like it will work on whatever applications you set it to anyway.This is the problem for devs.
He charges 2 bucks for an app that most people would willingly pay more for but because you pay, you now think you own him?
Of course he will listen but you are paying for what it does - not for the right to tell him what he should make it do.
I am not a Dev and didn't like Voipover3G because you had to hack the plists - I am far to old to be bothered. This app is polished and well worth 2 bucks. If he adds other features then that's a bonus.
I'm running 3.00 on my 3GS and am a paid user of Unrestrictor 1.01. My problem is that Skype works fine with WI-FI on but not via Unrestrictor, WI-FI off. (Yes, I have Skype installed in Unrestrictor and have rebooted and restarted the phone after installing.) Skype calls seem to start up but then hang and time out.
I'm in an area where Edge dominates 3G. Might Edge be my problem?
Thanks for any help.
river0 download the speedtest.net app from the appstore and see what network speeds your getting.
i can have full bars edge/3g but the actual speeds can vary ALLOT.
edge should be more than enough of a signal for a skype call.
You should definitely upgrade to 3.0!
Our very own Confucious with a shout out on the latest dev team blog post.
I need to get me a new slingbox now!! I have the old one i bought 3 years back that isnt even HD. I will purchase this app as soon as I have that.
+1 Very cool M8!
Great idea--thanks. Here are the results (average of five tests): download is 34 kbps (little variance); upload is a mess--76 kbps, 2 kbps, and 0 kbps (3 times).
Well it looks like you've got a bit of a flaky signal going on there. Try to get a strong 3G signal when you can and test it again, if it works then the signals your problem for sure.
I can get speedtest results varying by 100's of kbps without moving in consecutive tests. I had 4 bars for the second one and full bars the other 2. Check the screenshot i've jus ran tests to show.
Yeah, I'm getting nothing close to your results. :-( My guess is I am indeed running into a speed problem. My house is close to a major hospital bristling with communication systems, and that may be part of my problem. Tomorrow I'll drive around to check various locations, including a couple that are strong 3G.Well it looks like you've got a bit of a flaky signal going on there. Try to get a strong 3G signal when you can and test it again, if it works then the signals your problem for sure.
I can get speedtest results varying by 100's of kbps without moving in consecutive tests. I had 4 bars for the second one and full bars the other 2. Check the screenshot i've jus ran tests to show.
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"Light, thin, fast. Overall very good."
4.5 starson by YoBub34Pros: Light, thin, fast. Good software layout, nice new fatures. Call quality is good. If the hotspot functionality works well, that will be a big plus since I travel frequently on business.
Cons: No removable battery. Voice search doesn't seem to work as well as it used to. Default ringtones a really bad.
Summary: I bought this up today to replace my original Droid, so feedback is based on that reference. I will update as I use the phone more.
Phone is thin and light compared to my old Droid. It really feels much lighter and thinner in my pocket. I didn't want a "big" phone, but the additional length is fine - no issues.
Cellular reception doesn't seem to be any better than with my old phone - I'm still right on the edge of coverage in my office, but this hasn't dropped as many calls.
Call quality is good, but callers sound just a little bit muffled, almost like there is some noise reduction going on. Callers didn't have any trouble hearing me on a conference call. I didn't try out the speakerphone feature yet.
Screen size is good and easy to navigate with one hand. It will take some getting used to the location of the power button, but I think the side location makes more sense since it is out of the way of the headphone cord.
New OS is really different than what I'm used to, but I can already see some real advantages of the configuration. Many of you may be used to this, but the way you can configure widgets to show inbound e-mail, calendar, etc is really a big improvement over what i was doing before. Since there are icons on the screen for the basic functions (phone, contacts, text, and voice search), and since e-mail and calendar are my other two primary uses, I only have 3 apps on the main screen, along with the e-mail and calendar widgets. This really is much more functional, and eliminates alot of the swiping to see what's going on.
The voice search seems to be a real step backward from the previous version. In my old version it would search the internet, my contacts, whatever. In this version it seems to default to my contacts, and automatically dials it's best guess, even if that's not close to what I was looking for. I need to either find a way to change that setting, or this will be unusable.
Navigation has a new voice but still seems to work well. I tried it out on my drive home, but didn't explore it in detail. I will update once I do. I also bought the car navigation dock, since this is one of the things I really like about my old droid. The dock is a good design, but there needs to be a slot to pick the phone up from the bottom. Also, for $40 you would think they could include the USB charging cable. Cheap, and a little insulting.
All of my old apps automatically populated the phone. Don't know how this happened, but it was a nice timesaver.
I set up the location function, which allows you to create custom settings based on where you are and what time it is. For example, I set up a "sleep" function where it turns off the ringer between 10pm and 6:45 am, and doesn't notify me of e-mails, etc. i set up contacts (my wife and kids) that will bypass this function and will ring through. We'll see how this works, but it seems like a cool feature. I also set up a feature that automatically responds to texts with a message that says "I'm driving".
The ringtones are really bad, and overall a disappointment. They are all really flakey and stupid, and there don't seem to be any basic, normal "ring" ringtones or notification tones. I don't want my phone to "flutter". I want it to ring, and i don't want to have to download another app to get a basic ringtone that has been on every cell phone for 20 years. Just dumb.
E-Mail and calendar were very easy to set up. One personal account, one work account, basic settings and everything came through. Calendar synced automatically. Couldn't have been easier.
I briefly set up the Hotspot feature but didn't really test it out. My only complaint so far is that it seems like you have to go a couple menus deep to turn it on and off. It would be much better if this setting was on the main settings shortcut screen, since I don't want to waste battery life on this most of the time.
So far so good, more to follow.....
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@xdf2010 Speaker volume is average on this phone but def good enough for indoor setting. Couldn't hear the voice navigation with my windows rolled down at speed.
@charliegrist I had trouble launching apps with voice command but other than that, it was responsive and accurate. -
Thanks for the good review. I would like to know what do you think about the volume of the speakers. This is usually a problem for me when I am driving, I barely can hear the directions in some phones.
ALex -
If you get a chance to check out how to make the voice commands work better, I'd like to hear about it.
Any clue if voice commands will get better on 4.1?
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