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Aditya is Vice President of Engineering at Dropbox. He oversees the different engineering teams including new product development, infrastructure, platform and operations. Aditya came to Dropbox via the acquisition of Cove, a company he co-founded that was focused on improving group collaboration and communication.
Prior to Cove, Aditya was the Director of Product Engineering at Facebook where he oversaw the development of core products such as News Feed, Search, Photos, Profile and Applications. Aditya was one of the first engineers at Facebook and played an important role in helping to design and build core parts of the Facebook engineering infrastructure.
Jim is passionate about social entrepreneurship and venture philanthropy. He is a Partner at Accel and is the President of Accel Management Company. Jim has been an investor in over 30 consumer Internet, media, and technology companies that have completed public offerings or successful mergers. Several of these investments have returned over 100 times their initial cost.
In 2012 and 2011, Jim was ranked #1 in Forbes' Midas List of top technology investors. Fortune Magazine also named Jim the smartest investor in technology, and one of the 10 smartest people in all of technology. In December, 2012, he was named the AlwaysOn Venture Capitalist of the Year. He is also a fellow of the Harvard Corporation, the university's senior governing board.
Matt is a General Partner at Benchmark, where he has partnered with entrepreneurs as a board member at Instagram, Quora, Asana, Domo, Edmodo, Couchsurfing, Peixe Urbano, ResearchGate, and 1stdibs; as a board observer at Uber, Baixing and Zendesk; and as an investor at Dropbox.
Prior to joining Benchmark, Matt served as Vice President of Product Management at Facebook, where he was the company's seventh full-time employee, and as Vice President and General Manager at LinkedIn, where he was a member of the company's founding team. Matt also serves on the Board of Governors and Executive Committee at the San Francisco Symphony and actively supports a number of non-profits and NGOs.
For the past 15 years, Ron has been passionate about angel investing in Silicon Valley technology start-ups. During this time, he has been fortunate to invest in - and work closely with - hundreds of startups including: Google, Facebook, Zappos, Square, Airbnb, Dropbox, Pinterest, Foursquare, and Twitter.
Ron was included in Vanity Fair's 100 most influential people in the Information Age in 2010, and was awarded Best Angel at the 2009 TechCrunch Crunchies Awards. Philanthropically, Ron is a Board Member of the Salesforce.com Foundation, Sandy Hook Promise, and Americans for Responsible Solutions.
John Doerr joined Intel in 1974 just as they invented the famous "8080" 8 bit microprocessor. At Intel he held various engineering, marketing and management assignments, and was one of their top-ranked sales executives.
In 1980 he joined Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and sponsored a series of investments including Compaq, Cypress, Intuit, Netscape, Lotus, Millennium Pharmaceuticals, S3, Sun Microsystems, Amazon.com, Symantec and Google. John was the founding CEO of Silicon Compilers. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Google and Zynga and on privately-held company boards including Miasole and Bloom Energy.
Guided by a belief that the computer would be a valuable tool on every office desktop and in every home, Bill founded Microsoft in 1975. He began developing software for personal computers, and his foresight and vision for personal computing have been central to the success of Microsoft and the software industry.
Gates began his major philanthropic efforts in 1994, when he created the William H. Gates Foundation, which focuses on global health. Three years later, he and Melinda created the Gates Library Foundation, which worked to bring public access computers with Internet connections to libraries in the United States. In 2000, the two groups merged into the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Joe Green is the President and Founder of FWD.us. Joe's vision for FWD.us is rooted in his unique hybrid experience as a tech entrepreneur and in political campaigns. Joe founded Causes, the largest platform for charity and activism, and co-founded NationBuilder, the leading software for community organizing.
Joe started in local politics by winning election to his local school board. He went on to work on several other political campaigns at the local, state and national level, including John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign. He is a board member of Causes, NationBuilder and the Salesforce Foundation.
Reid is Co-Founder and Executive Chairman at LinkedIn and Partner at Greylock. An accomplished entrepreneur, executive and investor, Reid has played an integral part in building many of today's leading consumer technology businesses, including LinkedIn and PayPal, where he was executive vice president and founding board member.
Today, he is a director at Airbnb, Zynga, Mozilla, Shopkick, Wrapp, Edmodo and Kiva.org. He is also co-author of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Start-Up of You: Adapt to the Future, Invest in Yourself, and Transform Your Career. He studied symbolic systems at Stanford University and philosophy at Oxford University.
Drew Houston is the CEO and cofounder of Dropbox, and has led Dropbox's growth from a simple idea to a service relied upon by millions around the world. Prior to starting Dropbox, Drew studied computer science at MIT, during which he also founded Accolade, an online SAT prep startup.
After graduating from MIT, Drew recognized that people needed a way to bring their files with them without sending email attachments or carrying USB drives. He began writing a solution to this problem in 2007, before demoing an early version to Arash Ferdowsi in Boston. The two of them then began working on the project that would eventually become Dropbox.
Chamath is a highly-successful Bay Area based entrepreneur, and an original member of the Facebook management team. He has been a prominent figure in the venture capital business and a multitude of successful online ventures during their formative stages.
He is the Founder and Managing Partner of The Social+Capital Partnership, a venture fund focused on investing in highly disruptive ideas in healthcare, education, financial services and the internet. He is also an avid sports fan and is Owner and Director of the NBA's Golden State Warriors.
Sean is a serial entrepreneur. As one of the three founders of Napster, Sean helped architect and manage the peer-to-peer file sharing application to become one of the largest on the net. He subsequently helped found and manage Plaxo, a contact management application company.
More recently, Sean worked as the Founding President of Facebook before moving on to join up with Peter Thiel at The Founders Fund, a seed-stage venture capital firm. Parker also led the move to launch Causes, a new developer application that organizes individuals' charitable giving on Facebook, as well as contributing as an investor at Spotify.
Jeff Rothschild has been the VP of Infrastructure Engineering at Facebook since 2005 and continues to work at Facebook in an advisory capacity. He is also a serial entrepreneur; having started companies in systems, storage, and online gaming. Jeff was co-founder of the storage software company Veritas Software.
Jeff is currently on the board of directors of Primary Data and Interana, is a member of the venture development team at Accel Partners, and serves on the Technology Transfer Committee at Vanderbilt University. Jeff's philanthropic activities include the Kisii Eye Care Institute, an ophthalmologic hospital providing restorative eye surgery to an underserved population in western Kenya.
Ruchi is the Vice President of Operations at Dropbox. Prior to joining Dropbox, she served as the co-founder and CEO of Cove, a collaboration, coordination and communication product for organizations and communities.
Ruchi holds the distinction of being the first female engineer at Facebook and was instrumental in implementing the first versions of key features such as News Feed. She then led product management and strategy for Facebook Platform and Facebook Connect. She was also responsible for core product areas such as privacy and user engagement. Ruchi is the recipient of the prestigious TechFellow award for engineer leadership.
Mark is the Founder and CEO of Facebook, which he founded in 2004. Mark is responsible for setting the overall direction and product strategy for the company. He leads the design of Facebook's service and development of its core technology and infrastructure. Mark studied computer science at Harvard University before moving the company to Palo Alto, California.
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Armstrong is the CEO and Chairman of AOL, Inc., a position he has held since 2009. Previously, Mr. Armstrong worked at Google, where he was president of American operations.
Steve joined Microsoft in 1980 and was the company's first business manager. Before becoming CEO in 2000, his roles at Microsoft included senior vice president of sales and support, senior vice president of systems software, and vice president of marketing.
Ballmer and the company's business and technical leaders focus on delivering devices and services that people love and businesses need. Under his leadership, Microsoft has more than tripled revenue and doubled profits since 2000.
George Bousis, 27, is the Founder and CEO of Raise.com, an online marketplace where consumers can sell their unwanted gift cards and store credit for cash or purchase discount cards to any brand. Founded in 2011 in George's apartment, today Raise is one of the fastest growing e-commerce companies in the United States with over 100 employees and revenues in the triple-digit millions.
George is a member of the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO), the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), the Museum of Science and Industry's Digital Engagement Work Group, and an Executive Advisory Board Member of Techweek.
Garrett began his career in 2002, co-founding
StumbleUpon while in grad school. After self-funding for four years, Garrett moved to San Francisco in 2006 and raised seed funding for StumbleUpon from investors such as Ram Shriram, Josh Kopelman and Mitch Kapor. In 2009 Garrett led StumbleUpon's spin-out, and spent three years growing SU to over 25M users and profitability before stepping down in 2012 to focus on new projects. Uber is Garrett's second startup, which he co-founded in 2009 with Travis Kalanick. Garrett designed and prototyped the system, and by June 2010 service began in San Francisco. Uber has since raised over $1B in venture capital and expanded to over 100 cities worldwide. In 2013 Garrett launched Expa, integrating his 10+ years of startup experience into a system for developing new companies.
Born in in Taiwan, Steve is an internet entrepreneur who co-launched YouTube in 2005. He immigrated to the US when he was 15, and studied computer science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
After graduation Steve was an early employee at Facebook and PayPal, and then went on to start YouTube, which quickly became one of the most popular websites in the world. After selling YouTube to Google in 2006, Chen and Chad Hurley co-founded AVOS Systems.
Brian drives Airbnb's vision, strategy and growth. Always pushing the status quo, he aims to disrupt the industry with ideas that change the way people live. To grasp the full impact and experience of Airbnb, Brian rid himself of an apartment and has been living in the homes of the Airbnb community since June of 2010.
Before Airbnb, Brian ran an industrial design shop in Los Angeles; even these days he is rarely seen without a drafting pen and sketch book in hand. Brian believes that what sets Airbnb apart is the access to space that would otherwise be off limits, and, haunted or not, he would be honored to someday stay in the Lincoln Bedroom through the site.
Chris is responsible for organizing Facebook's product strategy and overseeing the product management and design functions. He joined Facebook in 2005 as a Software Engineer and was instrumental in implementing the first versions of several key Facebook features. He then became Director of Human Resources where he drove the development of Facebook's mission, values, and people strategy.
A Danish immigrant, Lars founded SuccessFactors in the midst of the worst tech crisis in history in 2001. As CEO, he led the company to spectacular success.
Prior to SuccessFactors, Lars worked for Novartis and Unilever in several European countries and the US. He served as Unilever's youngest local company CEO at the time.
Lars holds a BA from Copenhagen Business School in Denmark and a MS from Stanford University Graduate School of Business as a Sloan Fellow. Lars is on the board of the non-profit, Glide, an organization that manifests its mission of unconditional love and inclusion in the hardest hit economic areas of San Francisco.
Bita Daryabari embodies the spirit of humanist philanthropy. She received her Master's degree at Golden Gate University in California, where she was awarded Alumni of the Year in 2008. Upon graduation, she joined GammaLink, Inc., one of the early pioneers in the field of telecommunications. She later moved to MCI Communications where, more than once, she received distinguished awards and recognition for her work. On a personal level, Ms. Daryabari has had a long-standing passion for increasing knowledge of her native Iranian culture, as well as improving the lives of people from Iran and beyond.
InterActiveCorp (IAC) is a leading media and internet company focused in the core areas of search, applications, online dating, local and media. Before leading IAC, Barry served as chief executive for a number of companies engaged in media and interactivity, including Fox, Inc. and the Paramount Pictures Corporation.
Barry serves on the boards of The Washington Post Company and The Coca-Cola Company. He is a trustee of New York University and serves on the Executive Board for the Medical Sciences at UCLA and the Board of Councilors for the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California. Barry is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Stan founded Duquesne Capital Management in 1981, which he ran until he closed the firm at the end of 2010. From 1988 to 2000, he was a Managing Director at Soros Fund Management, where he served as Lead Portfolio Manager of the Quantum Fund and Chief Investment Officer of Soros, and had overall responsibility for funds with a peak asset value of $22 billion.
Early on in his career, Stan worked at Pittsburgh National Bank and The Dreyfus Corporation. Stan is Chairman of the Board of the Harlem Children's Zone; a Board member for Memorial Sloan Kettering and the Environmental Defense Fund, and is a member of the Investment Committee of Bowdoin College.
Fisher chairs the board of the non-profit KIPP (Knowledge Is Power Program) Foundation, which oversees the national network of KIPP public charter schools. He is also co-chair of Charter School Growth Fund with fellow FWD.us supporter Greg Penner. Fisher is the son of Gap, Inc. founders Doris and Donald Fisher.
Paul is a programmer, writer, and investor. In 1995, he and Robert Morris started Viaweb, the first software as a service company. Viaweb was acquired by Yahoo in 1998, where it became Yahoo Store. In 2001 he started publishing essays on paulgraham.com, which in 2012 got 20 million page views.
In 2005 he and Jessica Livingston, Robert Morris, and Trevor Blackwell started Y Combinator, the first of a new type of startup incubator. Since 2005 Y Combinator has funded over 500 startups, including Dropbox, Airbnb, Stripe and Reddit. Paul has also published several books on programming.
Noosheen Hashemi is a 29-year veteran of Silicon Valley with a passion for philanthropy and entrepreneurship. In 1985 she joined Oracle as a sales administrator and quickly rose up the ranks to Director of US Revenue reporting to the head of the US division and Larry Ellison. At 27, Noosheen became one of the youngest vice presidents at the then billion-dollar software pioneer, running finance and administration for Oracle U.S. In 1996 she joined Quote.com as vice president of Sales and Marketing, shaping Quote.com for an eventual acquisition by Lycos. Since 1997, Noosheen has managed her family office, which includes investments in private and public companies and enterprising nonprofits. She is a member of the Council of Foreign Relations and serves on multiple boards. Noosheen holds a B.S. in Economics from San Jose State University and an M.S. in Management from Stanford's Graduate School of Business, where she was a Sloan Fellow.
Reed has served as the Chief Executive Officer of Netflix since September 1998, and Chairman of the Board since inception. He served as Chief Executive Officer of Pure Atria Software, a maker of software development tools, from its inception in October 1991 until it was acquired by Rational Software Corporation, in August 1997. Reed currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Facebook.
Chad was one of the co-founders of YouTube. After its start, YouTube quickly became one of the web's fastest-growing sites, and was ranked as the 10th most popular website just a year after its launch. In October 2006 he, along with the other founders, sold the company to Google. There are reportedly 100 million clips viewed daily on YouTube, with an additional 65,000 new videos uploaded every 24 hours.
Prior to YouTube he worked in eBay's PayPal division, where he primarily focused on user interface and helped design the original PayPal logo.
Josh founded Domo in 2010 to transform the way CEOs and other executives manage their businesses and to help drive value from the tens of billions of dollars spent on traditional business intelligence systems. Prior to Domo, Josh served as CEO of Omniture, a SaaS-based web analytics company that he co-founded in 1996 and took public in 2006.
Josh is the founder of Silicon Slopes, a private-sector initiative to advance the interests of Utah's high-tech industry. He has also served as an advisor on technology and startups to Utah's two most recent governors, Jon Huntsman and Gary Herbert. Josh serves on the board of Save the Children, the leading independent organization creating lasting change for children in need.
Dick Kramlich is Co-Founder of NEA and currently serves as Chairman of the NEA Management Company. Since co-founding NEA in 1978, he has been involved in ten companies that have grown from start-up or near start-up stage to companies with market value in excess of $1 billion.
Doug Leone is a partner at Sequoia Capital.
Max co-founded and was CTO of PayPal, and is the Chairman of Yelp. He also founded and was CEO of Slide, which created and distributed web applications on Facebook. Google acquired Slide in 2010.
Max is currently working on HVF, which stands for solving hard, valuable and fun problems. It is an umbrella project for his data-focused undertakings. The mission of HVF is to be the catalyst of a transformation where we make better use of data to yield enormous productivity gains, create efficiencies where none existed before, and meaningfully improve lives.
Phil Libin is the CEO of Evernote, the service that's helping millions of people worldwide remember everything of value in their daily lives. He is an entrepreneur and executive who has led two Internet companies from the very beginning to proven commercial success, and helped three others through rapid growth. Prior to joining Evernote, Phil founded and served as president of CoreStreet, currently one of the top companies providing smart credential and identity management technologies to governments and large corporations throughout the world. CoreStreet was aquired by ActivIdentity (ACTI) in 2009. Previously, Phil was founder and CEO of Engine 5, a leading Boston-based Internet software development company acquired by Vignette Corporation (VIGN) in 2000, where he went on to serve as principal architect and chief technologist for applications.
Michael Loeb, a serial entrepreneur, is currently the President and CEO of Loeb Enterprises, a private venture investor, and start-up incubator and operator of consumer marketing businesses.
Prior to Loeb Enterprises, Michael was the President of the Synapse Group, Inc., now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Time Warner. Michael co-founded the company in 1992 with priceline.com founder, Jay Walker.
Prior to Synapse, Michael enjoyed an eight-year career at Time Warner. He currently resides in New York City with his wife and children.
Joe is a Partner at Formation 8, a fund which invests in top Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and connects them with Asian conglomerates to give innovation a global impact. Before that, Joe co-founded Palantir Technologies, a multi-billion dollar software company which develops mission-critical analysis systems used by government and financial organizations.
Previously, he worked with the financial arm of PayPal while still a student, and then joined as an early executive at Clarium Capital, and was a key player in growing Clarium into a $5-billion AUM global macro hedge fund. On the side, Joe is Chairman of ONEHOPE Inc., a charity-focused wine brand, and is on the board of California Common Sense.
Andrew Mason served as founder and CEO of Groupon from 2008 to 2013. In 2010, Forbes called Groupon the fastest-growing company ever; Groupon reached a $1 billion valuation faster than any company other than YouTube. Mason graduated from Northwestern University. He grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and currently lives in San Francisco.
Prior to Yahoo!, Marissa Mayer was Vice President of Local, Maps, and Location Services at Google where she oversaw product management, engineering, design and strategy for the company's suite of local and geographical products. During her 13 years at Google, Marissa held numerous positions, including engineer, designer, product manager, and executive.
Prior to joining Google, Marissa worked at the UBS research lab in Zurich, Switzerland and at SRI International in Menlo Park, CA. Marissa serves on the board of directors of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. She is also on the board of various non-profits, including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the San Francisco Ballet, and the New York City Ballet.
Mary focuses on investments in KPCB's digital practice and helps lead the Digital Growth Fund, targeting high-growth Internet companies that have achieved rapid adoption and scale. She serves on the boards of Square, Lending Club, DocuSign and Quirky.
Mary previously worked at Morgan Stanley and served as managing director and research analyst. Since beginning her career as a securities analyst in 1986, Mary has focused on discovering and understanding emerging technology trends, building relationships with visionary entrepreneurs and supporting category-defining companies.
Dave is an entrepreneur. He is the Co-Founder and CEO of Path. He co-founded the company with the mission of bringing people closer together. Through design, mobile, and social technology Path serves millions of people each month with an award winning, five-star rated experience.
Dave has had a lifelong passion for entrepreneurship, technology, culture, design, skiing, and improving society. He served both Apple and Facebook for several years during rapid innovation and growth. Today, he serves on the Board of Directors of Eventbrite and on the Boards of two Non-Profit Organizations, the United States Ski and Snowboard Foundation and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Jon Oringer is a New York City-based entrepreneur and the founder of the popular stock media website Shutterstock. The company has enjoyed robust growth since its inception, growing from 30,000 royalty-free stock images in 2003 to over 28 million as of October 2013. Shutterstock has also recently launched Skillfeed, an online marketplace for learning and Offset, a high-end image marketplace.
Hadi is an entrepreneur and investor, and also co-founder of education non-profit Code.org. As an entrepreneur, he was on the founding teams of Tellme and iLike. As an angel investor and startup advisor, Hadi's portfolio includes Facebook, Dropbox, airbnb, Zappos, Indiegogo, OPOWER, and Bluekai.
A graduate of Harvard University, Hadi began his career during the browser wars in the 1990s, when he was Microsoft's Group Program Manager for Internet Explorer. After the release of IE 5.0, Hadi co-founded Tellme Networks. Tellme was acquired by Microsoft for a reported $800 million. Hadi was General Manager of MSN.com, where he delivered 30% annual growth and incubated Start.com.
Penner has been a General Partner of Madrone Capital Partners, an investment management firm, since 2005. Previously he held various senior executive positions with Walmart Japan and Walmart.com. He is a director of Baidu, Inc., Hyatt Hotels Corporation, and Walmart Stores, Inc. where he chairs the Technology and eCommerce Committee.
A digital media veteran, Alison was inspired to co-create One Kings Lane to converge her passion for online shopping and design. In addition to serving as spokesperson and evangelist for One Kings Lane, Alison oversees business development and strategic partnerships.
Previously, Alison held digital marketing and business-development positions at The Walt Disney Company, NBC, and Hachette Filipacchi. She also serves on the boards of One Kings Lane, the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco and the Aspen Art Museum in Aspen, Colorado.
Mark is the founder, CEO and chief product officer of Zynga. He founded the company in 2007 with a mission of connecting the world through games, and in founding zynga.org, he also believes that games can do good.
On his way to creating Zynga, Mark started three companies. In 2003, he launched Tribe.net, one of the first social networks. Before that, he founded Support.com, a pioneer in automating tech support, and took it public. In 1995, he launched FreeLoader, the first web-based consumer push company. Mark also made founding investments in Napster, Brightmail, Twitter and Facebook and regularly gives lectures to aspiring entrepreneurs.
Keith Rabois joined Khosla in March 2013. He served as the COO at Square from 2010 until January 2013, where he lead the company's business operations. He specializes in transforming early-stage startups into successful businesses and has deep expertise in the financial services industry and government affairs.
An accomplished executive, entrepreneur and angel investor, Keith has held leadership roles at PayPal, LinkedIn, and Slide, was an early investor in several high-profile Internet companies including YouTube, and currently serves on the board of directors of Yelp and Xoom.
Hosain is the CEO and founder of Jawbone, a developer of popular products and services for the mobile lifestyle, and one of the largest venture capital-backed consumer electronics companies in the world.
Jawbone's premium Bluetooth headsets have disrupted the headset market, and its JAMBOX wireless portable speaker is the best-selling speaker in North America. Now it's UP product is leading the next wave of wearable computing innovation around consumer health. Hosain is passionate about bringing innovative, intuitive, and elegantly designed products to market that let consumers get the most out of their mobile experience.
Since joining Google in 2001, Eric has helped grow the company from a Silicon Valley startup to a global leader in technology. As executive chairman, he is responsible for the external matters of Google: building partnerships and broader business relationships, government outreach and technology thought leadership, as well as advising the CEO and senior leadership.
Prior to joining Google, Eric was the chairman and CEO of Novell and CTO at Sun Microsystems, Inc. He is member of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. He was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2006 and inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences as a fellow in 2007.
Rishi U. Shah is a media and technology entrepreneur. He founded ContextMedia in 2006 to improve health outcomes by serving actionable health information to chronic disease patients. Today, the company's digital place based media networks and mobile media offerings impact hundreds of millions of patient visits across 4,000+ hospital & health systems and the firm's clients include 18 of the 20 largest pharmaceutical companies.
Rishi serves on the Board of Directors of many civic organizations including Young Presidents Organization (YPO), the Institute for Student Business Education at Northwestern University and the Academy for Global Citizenship, an internationally renowned charter school. Crain's Chicago Business recognized Rishi as the youngest ever member of their annual 40-Under-40 class in 2009 and he frequently lectures at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management & McCormick School of Engineering.
Darian is the Founder and CEO of Radius, a technology company focused on redefining the collection, analysis, and consumption of business information for the purposes of B2B marketing and business credit. Prior to founding Radius, Darian was an early member of the Facebook team and started his career as an intern at eBay. In addition to his role at Radius, Darian manages a private investment fund which has invested in several private technology companies including Homejoy, LendingClub, Palantir, Sprig, and Change.org. Darian studied Philosophy and Computer Science briefly at the University of California, Berkeley before dropping out in 2007.
Brad Smith is Microsoft's general counsel and executive vice president, Legal and Corporate Affairs. He leads the company's Department of Legal and Corporate Affairs (LCA), which has approximately 1,100 employees located in 55 countries and is responsible for the company's legal work, its intellectual property portfolio and patent licensing business, and its government affairs and philanthropic work. He also serves as Microsoft's corporate secretary and its chief compliance officer.
In 2010, Kevin co-founded Instagram which is used by over 100 million people every month worldwide. Currently, Kevin works at Facebook along with the Instagram team which was acquired by Facebook in 2012.
Kevin got his first taste of the startup world when he was an intern at Odeo, which later became Twitter. He spent two years at Google - the first of which was spent working on Gmail, Google Reader, and other products, and during the latter he worked on the Corporate Development team. Kevin has always had a passion for social products that enable people to communicate more easily, and, combined with his passion for photography, Instagram was a natural fit.
Padmasree Warrior is charged with aligning technology development and corporate strategy to enable Cisco to anticipate, shape, and lead major market transitions. She helps direct technology and operational innovation across the company and oversees strategic partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, the integration of new business models, the incubation of new technologies, and the cultivation of world-class technical talent.
In her previous role, Warrior served as CTO and also co-led Cisco's worldwide engineering organization. As Senior Vice President, Engineering, she was responsible for core switching, collaboration, cloud computing and data center/virtualization, security, and architectures for business transformation.
Fred has been a venture capitalist since 1987, helping people start and build technology companies. He currently is a managing partner at Union Square Ventures and also founded Flatiron Partners. He also writes a popular blog, AVC.com.
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The high cost of health care in the U.S. does not result in sufficient quality of care in many cases, but major efforts have been undertaken to better define and measure health care quality.
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This Update reviews the evidence concerning the effects of both traditional and innovative medical liability reforms on defensive medicine and medical liability costs.
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We've heard over and again that Columbus is willing to deal the #4 pick, and every rumor I've heard leaves me amazed at the low price that they might be willing to take. You've already heard the Kaberle for #4 rumor (a 33 year old defenseman for the 4th overall pick, really?!?), well now CBC's Elliott Freidman seems to think that a Jason Spezza for #4 might be reasonable. To be fair, he couches it as idle speculation, but putting these two together almost has to give one the idea that Columbus isn't valuing that pick all too highly. I mean, Jason Spezza? He of the lousy contract, constant injuries and declining production? That's all the #4 pick in the draft fetches these days?
I really think that pick can be had for a good price if PC is aggressive about pursuing it. I initially thought that a package of Wheeler, Stuart and #15 might do it. Now I wonder if they might take an offer of just Wheeler and Stuart. Or maybe Stuart, Ryder and #32.


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CATEGORIES MoviesLegendary comedian and actress Phyllis Diller has passed away at the age of 95.
Diller's career began in 1952 at KROW radio in Oakland. She was celebrated for her brand of kooky, odd-ball humor and, in the 1960s, began appearing in TV specials alongside Bob Hope.
These appearances gave way to her very own program, "The Phyllis Diller Show," which aired from 1966-1967 and "The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show" in 1968. She also appeared in dozens of movies, including "Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number." In recent years, Diller did voice overs for such films as "A Bug's Life," "Family Guy" and made a raunchy cameo in 2005's "The Aristocrats."
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A Dallas mother and grandfather are in jail for allegedly leaving two toddlers in a filthy home alone overnight.
Police charged 23-year-old Sharon Jones and her father, 73-year-old Carl McFarland, with child abandonment. McFarland allegedly left the children in his northeast Dallas home to drop Jones off at work late Sunday night.
A neighbor called 911 after seeing the 4-year-old boy in the front yard without clothes on. The responding officers found the 1-year-old sleeping inside.
They said the children were living in "deplorable conditions" and Child Protective Services was notified.
Another neighbor believes it was a misunderstanding.
"He's certainly not a mean fellow or anything like that. He's certainly not neglectful," said Marty Grove.
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"Women, Leadership, and Leaning In" panel a success
Five panelists discussed Sheryl Sandberg's book, "Lean In," which talks about how and why there is a lack of women in top, executive positions in today's workforce.
Business school to present "Women, Leadership, and Leaning In" panel
Expert panelists will express their thoughts about Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's book, "Lean In: Women, Work, and The Will to Lead."
Provost Allred to step down at end of year
After seeing the completion of The Richmond Promise next summer, Allred will take a year of sabbatical and then teach in the law school for two years.
Spiders for Terry group encourages voter registration on campus
Spiders for Terry encourages students to register to vote in Virginia and promotes the platform of gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe.
Senior's summer abroad in the Kalu Yala Valley
Lyniesha Wright studied abroad in Panama with an organization seeking to build a sustainable community. She discusses what she gained from the program.
25th anniversary of International Film Series
Started in 1989 by Paul Porterfield and Uliana Gabara, the series has become a well-known and popular event, exposing the community to international cultures.
CTLT loses four of five consultants
The Center for Teaching, Learning and Technology has one remaining member after four others left simultaneously.
Rick Mayes gives his "Last Lecture"
Professor Rick Mayes was chosen to give the Last Lecture this year, in which he gave his audience six pieces of advice to leading a more meaningful life.
Rick Mayes to give second installment of Last Lecture Series
Inspired by a best-selling book, colleges have asked professors what they would say if they were to give a final lecture. UR will host a Last Lecture in April.
UR students' nonprofit sends patients to campus sporting events
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Now i'm not saying the 2010 Dolphins are going to go undefeated, but i will say, barring alot of key injuries i expect them to have a great year and win at least the Division. So here are some of the similarties that i've come up with.
Offense -
QB situation - 72 Dolphins had a relatively young QB at the helm with Bob Griese and a savvy vet with Earl Morrall(CPOY)), the 2010 Dolphins have Henne and Pennington(CPOY) as the backup. I think we are in very good shape if Pennington has to come in for any injury related reason.
WR situation - the 72 Dolphins had a stud in Paul Warfield with servicable others like Briscoe and Twilley. The 2010 Dolphins have their stud in Marshall with Bess and Hartline providing good targets for the Robot.
TE situation - The 72 Dolphins had Jim Mandich and Marv Fleming, steady TEs, the 2010 Dolphins have their steady TEs in Fasano and Haynos/Sperry
OL situation - I think this was the heart of the 72 team, great players in Langer, Little, Kuchenberg, Moore and Norm Evans. Could the 2010 team be just as good? I think they can if they stay healthy.
RBs - The 72 Dolphins had 2 star runningbacks in Csonka and Morris and the 3rd down back of Kiick. The 2010 running trio include Brown, Williams and Cobbs. We aren't lacking in this area in my opinion
Punter/Kicker - Larry Seiple and Garo - Fields and DC$$, hopefully DC$$ wont be passing the ball anytime soon.
Defense -
Defensive Line - The blue collar Defense of the 72 dolphins with Fernandez, Heinz and Stanfill compared to Stark, Merling, Odrick and Langford. this is the Key to success this upcoming year IMHO.
Linebackers - Nick Buonticonti vs. Dansby in the middle and Swift/Matheson(53) vs Misi/Edds.
CBs - Foley, Mumphord and Johnson vs Davis, Smith and Allen. We actually might be better in this regards in 2010.
Safeties - we had 2 great safeties back in 72 with Scott and Anderson, hopefully we will find 2 that can fill their shoes in 2010 with Bell, Culver, Clemons and Jones.
What do you think are there similarties between the teams or have i been drinking too much this morning?


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Most people know that insects have three body regions, but what's inside? Learn more about the insect body and how it works.
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- Where Do Bugs Go in the Winter?
- Cunning Killers - How Assassin Bugs Hunt
- How to Fool a Cockroach With a Vacuum
- How Insects Recognize Their Host Plants
Bug Communication
Like most animals, insects need to communicate with each other to survive. Insects "talk" using pheromones, light signals, songs, and dances.
- Dance of the Honey Bees
- How Fireflies Produce Light
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The Baltimore Ravens hoped to inject some life into their anemic offense when they elected to fire offensive coordinator Cam Cameron mid-week and turn play calling over to Jim Caldwell. Hosting the Denver Broncos on Sunday, it doesn't appear that making the switch has done anything to help move the ball.
There have been severe breakdowns on the offensive line, and Joe Flacco's accuracy has been questionable. The Ravens have just 41 yards on 17 plays, as they've failed on the ground as well as the air. Baltimore's quarterback has thrown for 19 yards, Ray Rice has run for only five yards -- and one of their best plays of the day, a 15-yard run by Bernard Pierce, was erased by a holding call.
Adding to these woes, Joe Flacco turned the ball over on a first-quarter fumble, leading to a Denver field goal. The Ravens' defense is getting to Peyton Manning with regularity, sacking him once and hitting the Broncos QB twice, but until Baltimore gets their offense on track it's shaping up to be a long day.


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Albany -- Construction on the Ninth floor at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital is progressing on schedule. The 3 and a half million dollar project will add 22 new patient rooms.
The ninth floor used to house their education facilities and meeting rooms. Those have been moved to the old Albany Middle School.
The heating and air conditioning has been moved onto the roof, which has been strengthened. New wider windows are being installed. All the rooms will be for single patients, as Phoebe takes the first step of their goal of having 90 percent private rooms.
Marketing Director Jackie Ryan says this is the first step toward meeting that goal, which is what their patients want.
Phoebe will still have 450 beds when the addition is completed, but more will be private rooms. The construction is scheduled to be completed September 5th.
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Truro's City Of Lights is a celebration of royalty
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THOUSANDS are expected to line Truro's city centre for its annual light parade, which this year has a royal theme marking the Queen's jubilee.
Now in its 16th year, City of Lights on Wednesday showcases the work of hundreds of schoolchildren and community groups, as well as local artists who have created giant lanterns on the theme of 'kings and queens'.
More than 170 mammoth lanterns, shaped using willow and tissue, have appeared in the parade since it started in 1995.
It was originally seen as an educational project highlighting Truro's architecture, launched around the time the Hall for Cornwall was being created.
Since then the event has grown to attract about 15,000 people, with last year's 'wildlife' theme acknowledging 50 years of the Cornwall Wildlife Trust.
Tony Crosby, artistic director of City of Lights, said: "When it was started we realised a new tradition was emerging and we're very conscious that for it to grow and be healthy it was something that needs to be renewed each year.
"The artists are a key part of this. We take the simplest of things – paper, sticks and glue – mix in imagination and have something that really brings people together and creates a unique and special time for Truro."
The artists set themselves the task of ensuring the lanterns interact with the audience while exploring new lighting methods.
The weather can also pose its own challenges: "The year we chose 'flying' was particularly memorable as the lanterns don't weigh much and it was a very windy night," Mr Crosby said.
This year's parade starts at 7pm in Moresk Road and runs along Boscawen Street, St Clement Street, Union Street and Castle Street, with music from samba and steel bands at Boscawen Street and Lemon Quay, where it finishes at 8pm.
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Cell Communication and Signaling in Health and Disease
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Since the advent of microscopy and molecular biology techniques, we have gained a great deal of insight into the remarkable abilities of a cell. We have learned that certain cell types, such as those of the immune system, have an innate capacity to migrate throughout the body; and others (namely stem cells) are immortal and can differentiate to repopulate entire tissues. There are certain hallmarks that define the lifecourse of a cell: These include the ability to divide, to differentiate, to age and to die.
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Faculty: Arthur Brown, Dale Laird, Patrick Lajoie, Peeyush Lala, Peter Merrifield, Lynne-Marie Postovit, Marco Prado, Kem Rogers, Walter Rushlow, Paul Walton.
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Single neurons within the brain communicate mostly through synapses. Together these neurons form brain circuits and large assemblies for processing and integrating sensory information. Ultimately, the brain needs to generate appropriate behavioral responses. Using a combination of classical methods along with novel techniques such as functional MRI and optogenetics we start to unravel the mystery of brain function. Genetic, developmental or environmental impacts often cause altered neuronal signalling that lead to mental disorders or neurodegenerative diseases. Often in collaboration with cell biologists members of the department study changes in neuronal signaling and behavior associated with tinnitus and hearing loss, schizophrenia, drug addiction, Parkinson disease, Alzheimer disease, stroke, and psychopathic behavior
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The research undertaken in the Clinical Anatomy division is uniquely situated, adding wide research potential to the department. Our faculty, adjuncts, collaborators, and students make transdisciplinary links and answer questions that span across clinical practice, educational scholarship, and the emerging ideas between the two ends of this research spectrum. For example, faculty cooperating with clinicians have made important and overlooked anatomical quantification and impacts. Recent investigations have advanced our knowledge regarding cartilage thickness at the elbow as it pertains to fracture, aortic arch mapping through computed tomography, comparisons of aortic root enlargement
|Interactive model of cerebral ventricular filling.
corrections through different surgical techniques, and helped delineate where nerves reside when a dental drill may come into play. Clinical anatomists often explore interfaces between face to face and online education; exciting projects undertaken through online education at the undergraduate level as it pertains to knowledge translation and the professional levels in the form of skill translation. As students drill deeper into other areas of the clinical anatomy, the research spectrum widens
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further to incorporate digital modeling of anatomical structures like the head, brain structures, or reproductive system. Incorporating digital learning objects into ever changing science curricula is a challenging and rich environment for inquiry. This line of research is also undertaken within our division, asking questions pertaining to how undergraduate students digital models in their labs, what happens if the models or even entire courses are online, and what are the models doing to their ability to learn from them. These examples represent but a slice of the ever growing network of people and projects here in Clinical Anatomy.
Faculty: Brian Allman, Francis Chan, Sandrine deRibaupierre, Khadry Galil, Marjorie Johnson, Kem Rogers, Peter Merrifield, Martin Sandig, Tim Wilson.
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Nelly's Naturals now open in Blacklion Dilworth
by Leigh Ann Young
Inside the new Blacklion in Dilworth you will find Nelly's Naturals. Her store may be new, but Nelly isn't new to the business. Hellen "Nelly" Vassilion is a pastry chef and entrepreneur and this is her latest adventure.
Nelly's Naturals offers a grab and go selection of healthy, vegan, gluten free, vegetarian and 100% organic foods.
I'm going to level with you. In my opinion, most baked goods I have tasted with the label "vegan" and "gluten free" would rate somewhere between cardboard and saw dust, but not these. The baked goods are "Ridicu-licious" as her signs say. I was skeptical. Thank goodness Nelly provides samples because I tried the Vegan Carrot Cake and LOVED it! It took her two years to perfect the recipe. Nelly says, "When you use organic ingredients, the natural flavors are so enhanced that I do not want to masque them, so I cut down on fats and sugars in all my recipes".
The sample table is filled with a selection of baked goods, cookies, and salads. Come on by and try some.
One of the best sellers is the Italian Walnut Cookie. It melts in your mouth–delish! The packaging makes it attractive enough to give as a gift.
Sweet Tarts by Nelly include Apricot Almond, Apple, and Raspberry Chocolate..to name a few. I think they are too pretty to eat.
Organic Grape Preserves to spread on gluten-free bread Three words not normally used in the same sentence, describing the same thing… decadent, delicious and healthy.
Muscadine Grape Juice grown in North Carolina. Muscadines are sweet and fragrant, but most importantly they contain the cholesterol lowering nutrient, reservatrol. It's a healthy alternative to the traditional grape juice. My relatives made wine from muscadines, but that's a story for another day.
Organic soaps, lotions, spices and tea are beautifully packaged.
Because sometimes the only thing a girl wants is a candy bar…..
There is a Catering Menu too offering breakfast, lunch and dinner selections. Special orders and request are welcome. So make your next event a healthy one with Nelly's Naturals!
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Charlotte, NC
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D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray spent Friday morning teaching at Woodrow Wilson High School. Gray explained the District's position as it is unable to spend its locally-raised tax dollars because of a federal shutdown.
Gray said the city's reserve funds are running low, but there is enough money to make payroll payments to all D.C. employees next week.
The mayor was uncertain about the pay period scheduled for later in the month.
Students asked Gray if the schools would be harmed if the city ran out of reserve funding. The mayor said he may be forced to ask each teacher and staff member to work on an "I owe you" agreement.
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Upcoming Program Series: Financial FitnessMonday, September 10th, 2007 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
The Library is sponsoring a 6-part series on Financial Fitness, Investing, and Retirement Planning.
The first sessions will be an introduction to the topic, geared towards those who feel there's more they should be doing with their finances and assets, but don't know where or how to begin. The later sessions will build on the first and get into more details.
The first session, "Introduction to Financial Fitness," will be held on September 13th and then repeated on September 27th, for those who can't make the first date. The instructor is Rishi Sondhi (more about Rishi).
To learn more about this series, please visit the webpage. Also, you can read more in an article from the Lowell Sun.
Also, there is a handout of finance and investing books, periodicals, and other resources in the Library: click to download [pdf, 128kb]
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August 2007 Calendar AvailableWednesday, August 1st, 2007 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
The calendar for August programs at the Library is available. Copies can be picked up at any desk in the library, or you can download the August calendar [pdf, 651kb] and print it yourself.
Also, check our online calendar, Childrens programs, and MacKay Branch programs to keep up to date with what's happening in the library!
Upcoming programs will also be announced in the Chelmsford Independent.
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Book Group Titles AnnouncedSaturday, July 7th, 2007 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
The books that the Evening Book Group will be reading for September '07 - June '08 have been finalized. The complete list is available on the Book Group's web page, and contact Becky Herrmann with questions.
As noted on the list, the discussion on November 5th will not be of a specific book. Instead, in preparation for Richard Russo's visit to the library that evening, please read any of his books.
Also, information on other book groups at the library, as well as general book group resources, is available on our Book Groups Links page.
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Lance Wilder of The Simpsons visits the Chelmsford LibraryTuesday, June 26th, 2007 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
Everyone knows that part of the fictional world of the television show The Simpsons is based on Chelmsford, right? No?
Well then, come meet Lance Wilder, Chelmsford native and background designer for The Simpsons! He'll talk about how local landmarks, such as the Library, McCarthy Middle School, Zesty's Pizza and Skip's Restaurant, all found their way into the show, and what working on a major television show is like.
Lance was raised in Chelmsford, graduating from Chelmsford High School in 1986 and from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1990. He landed the job of background designer for The Simpsons during its 2nd season. Lance lives with his wife Maria and four children In California.
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Coffeehouse @ the Library - 4/20Friday, April 20th, 2007 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
Everyone enjoyed the first coffeehouse night (see photos), so here's a reminder about the second:
Come to the Coffeehouse @ The Library and listen to songs inspired by the mill towns of Lowell, sung by local singer/songwriters! Free and open to the public!
See our Program page for more information!
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UT basketball ranked 7th/8th in latest AP/Coaches Poll
ESPN's Bracketology is also out, and Texas is already a 2 seed. You can see in the brackets that our goal should be to maintain at least a 2 seed. A 1 seed is not necessary, as a 2 seed will most likely get us into the San Antonio region, where we would "unfairly" get a huge home-court advantage in the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight (against what would be 1 seed Pittsburgh in this bracket). I wouldn't exactly expect a pro-UT crowd in Tulsa with the Cowboy/Sooner fans in attendance, but with the Final Four in Houston, we have a great opportunity to win the whole thing.


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Aug 17, 2011 4:01 PM,
with Bennett Liles
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The longest running music show on television is the PBS hit Austin City Limits and Curtis Kasefang is here to give us a look behind the scenes on how the show is lit and taped in the show's new venue Austin's Moody Theater. Coming right up on the SVC podcast.
Hello Curtis and thanks for being with me here on the SVC podcast.
It's my pleasure.
OK we're talking about lighting here on Austin City Limits, the long running PBS program, but first a little about Theatre Consultants Collaborative.
That is correct.
So exactly what is that outfit and what do you do there?
Well, Theatre Consultants Collaborative is, as its sounds, a full-service theater consultancy. We do everything in terms of specialty consulting except acoustics. We're a virtual corporation founded eight years ago, and there are 12 of us in seven cities and we look at everything from programming of a building, how to cut space sizes and where they go in the room, seating site lines, lighting, sound rigging, and we also work rather closely with mechanical, electrical, plumbing and structural engineers to make sure they've got what they need to make things work correctly for the end user. [Timestamp: 1:45]
And that can be a fast six-handed game sometimes trying to coordinate a lot of stuff that involves hoisting heavy gear, running, cable and fastening things securely. So when you first heard about the new Moody Theater, also known as ACL Live, the new home of Austin City Limits, where along the line did you actually get into the place and get your first good look at it and start working on this?
Well, we were fortunate enough to get in pretty early in the process. We helped them decide on their space program, room sizes—things like that. So we were there actually at the very beginning when the architect even first hopped into the picture so that was a very…very useful and helpful thing for everybody because we had a pretty good round prospective on what we were getting ourselves into and how we could get them what they needed. [Timestamp: 2:34]
And this is really big venue. I don't think it's actually bigger in area than what they had before at the PBS affiliate KLRU, but I read somewhere that you built up.
In essence, what we did is we made sure…the KLRU is single floor with technical levels above that in their studio 6A. What we did in this new space is we kept the first floor of this venue the same size as the KLRU venue 6A, but then we added a mezzanine level and then a balcony level to the room so that we could keep it feeling exactly like Austin City Limits in terms of the first floor but when they wanted to do a larger venue for live performance…or a larger taping we could increase the seating capacity by taking advantage of the additional levels, the physical levels. [Timestamp: 3:22]
And that was a big increase in seating capacity. I think you went from something like 300 seats up to a maximum of something like 2,700?
Yeah, if they're packed to the gills—they can get 2,700 in there and in that configuration the first floor is basically a big mosh pit with a bunch of bars around the parameter and then on both upper levels open. Yes, it's…more typically around 2,300 seats when it's in its larger configuration. [Timestamp: 3:5]
And one of the big challenges, of course, they came from doing it in a TV studio, is to have it set up right as a live venue but also having a good layout for TV which can sometimes get in the way of each other. So you had to set up lighting for this widely varying seating capacity and light for both live audience and TV cameras which don't see lighting exactly the same way as good ol' people eyes do. So what was the biggest challenge you had on this?
Well, the biggest challenge was the non-technical one. How do we keep the look of this show while increasing the seating capacity? We had another complicating factor in here which is the stage height needed to vary between…about a foot off the ground to about 5ft. off the ground depending on how it was used. You will notice at Austin City Limits, the TV show, the camera is very much your point of view as an audience member and you're often looking directly at the performer and that's because the stage is about a foot off the floor in the taping configuration so, as you said we really needed to look at maintaining the audience sightlines obviously but we also needed to get the television lighting angles in there, have a workable trim for the electrics, have a follow spot position that could work at all seating capacities and accommodate the cameras and where they needed to be within the room. [Timestamp: 5:1]


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If you started from scratch again, lets say theft or storm, all your equipment was lost.
What lenses and cameras would you re-purchase first and others later? Would you take this opportunity to switch to nikon?
I prefer & use wide lenses to teles, so I find the Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8 very attractive.
In that situation I would certainly become familiar with Nikon lenses, and consider buying it over Canon.


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Question posed by ACC-SEC Blog: All this expansion talk and specifically hand wringing over the Texas schools invited or not invited go me to thinking; Would Georgia lawmakers fight for Georgia...
How much gas could Tech fans save if GT moved to the SEC?
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Why is Rynearson in that photo? Shouldn't he be making donuts?
There were no serious injuries when an Amish buggy and pickup collided in Clare Tuesday afternoon.
Clare Police Chief Dwayne Miedzianowski said the accident happened around 2 p.m. when a GMC truck driven by Dick VanDeusen hit the buggy from behind.
Both the buggy and truck were northbound on Business U.S. 127 just north of Witbeck's.
Miedzianowski said VanDeusen was about to pass the buggy when he saw a vehicle on his left. He was unable to stop and hit the buggy pushing it into the oncoming southbound lanes. The buggy ended up rolling on its side, but was not hit by any other vehicle.
Five adults and a five-year old were in the buggy. They were checked out and released with minor injuries, Miedzianowski said.
VanDeusen was cited for following too closely.
Why is Rynearson in that photo? Shouldn't he be making donuts?
Pretty sure that isn't Rynearson. It looks like White.
I thought White was on medical leave. Isn't that Rynearson in the yellow vest? If so, he has no business being involved in accident investigations after he bungled the job when I was rear-ended by a relative of the city treasurer last month. Rynearson let the guy leave the scene of the accident before the ambulance took my passengers to the hospital, after he admitted to falling asleep behind the wheel. Because the guy's name is Kingsbury (same name appears on Rynearson's paychecks), he got off with a citation for careless/negligent driving instead of reckless driving. According to my copy of Black's Law Dictionary, getting behind the wheel when you either know or should know that you're too tired to drive seems to fit the legal definition of recklessness.