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Marc Andreessen Speaks At She++ Conference [Video]
Marc Andreessen, co-founder and general partner of Andreessen Horowitz, spoke at the she++ conference last Saturday, discussing women in tech, his favorite new technology, and his thoughts on startup culture. The video is above and you can read highlights of his keynote here. You can also find highlights from the conference here and see how Facebook's presence at the conference shows a… Read More
Google Ventures, Kleiner Perkins And Andreessen Horowitz Team Up As "Glass Collective" To Invest In Google Glass Ecosystem
Today, Google Ventures announced a partnership with two of the biggest technology venture capital firms in the world, Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins, on what they're calling the "Glass Collective." While this isn't a fund, the three firms will be sharing seed investment dealflow for entrepreneurs and developers who are working on Google Glass software and hardware. Read More
PagerDuty Raises $10.7M Round From Andreessen Horowitz For IT Alert Service Modeled On AWS System
PagerDuty has raised $10.7 million from Andreessen Horowitz to build out an IT alert service that is modeled on what Amazon Web Services developed to manage its massive infrastructure. The funding will go toward building additional services to give IT managers a way to quantify how staff is responding to alerts and develop new mobile apps for notifications. A Y Combinator startup… Read More
Ben Horowitz: "We Like To Invest In College Dropouts With Insane Ideas Going After Tiny Markets With No Way To Monetize"
At the DLD conference in Munich today, venture capitalist Ben Horowitz took the stage to discuss why he and his firm Andreessen Horowitz invests in a company and its founders. Last year, he said, Andreessen Horowitz found 2,355 companies that were potentially worth investing in that passed the company's initial screen. In the end, Andreesen Horowitz only closed 24 deals (excluding… Read More
Former Wildfire Exec Tom Rikert Joins Andreessen Horowitz As Partner
Andreessen Horowitz has made another key hire to add to its powerhouse of talent—former Wildfire exec Tom Rikert. Rikert, who will be a partner at the firm, joins from Google, which bought Wildfire in August for $350 million. Read More
CipherCloud Raises $30M From Andreessen Horowitz For Cloud Encryption Technology
CipherCloud has raised a new $30 million round of funding from Andreessen Horowitz for its cloud application security technology. The investment follows a previous seed round from Andreessen for $1.4 million. Read More
Marc Andreessen Champions Innovation Through Trial and Error, And Error, And Pets.com
This evening at Andreessen Horowitz's offices in Menlo Park, founding partner Marc Andreessen sat down with William Janeway, recent author, to discuss "Capitalism in the Innovation Economy." Janeway is a well-known investor, and theorist in the investment and software world. It's a very small event, but the conversation is lively. It's Q&A style, and Andreessen… Read More
Hunch, SiteAdvisor Founder And Angel Investor Chris Dixon Leaves eBay To Join Andreessen Horowitz As General Partner
Hunch and SiteAdvisor founder, and prolific angel investor Chris Dixon is leaving his current position at eBay to join Silicon Valley VC firm Andreessen Horowitz as a general partner. Dixon will become the firm's seventh general partner, and will focus mainly on consumer investments across seed, venture, and growth stages. The move was first reported by Kara Swisher over the weekend. Read More
Andreessen Horowitz General Partner Peter Levine: There's An Enterprise Renaissance Going On
Andreessen Horowitz General Partner Peter Levine took the stage at the Defrag conference today and said what has become pretty apparent these days: There's a renaissance happening in the enterprise and the change it brings will go deep and see the emergence of a new generation of creativity that will change the way we live and work. Read More
Twitter's Elizabeth Weil Joins Andreessen As Partner, Will Set Her Sights On Social
Andreessen Horowitz continues building its arsenal. Days after the announcement that it had invested $15m in innovative hip hop annotations startup Rap Genius, we learn that it's hired Elizabeth Weil away from Twitter. Read More
Ben Horowitz And The Founders Explain Why A16Z Put $15M Into Rap Genius: "Knowledge About Knowledge"
Ben Horowitz loves hip-hop, but in an interview with TechCrunch he outlined a deeper vision behind his firm's $15M investment into Rap Genius. "Knowledge about knowledge over time becomes as important as the knowledge itself", said Horowitz about the value of the site explaining lyrics, religion and more. Watch Rap Genius' founders tell me their roadmap… Read More
Andreessen Horowitz Invests $15M In Text Annotation Startup Rap Genius
Here's an investment out of left field, but not really. Andreessen Horowitz is dropping $15M into startup Rap Genius. It's not just about rap, though. Think of it as "crowdsourced explanations of lyrics and historical texts." Read More
Disrupt Battlefield Finalist Zumper Reveals It Raised $1M Seed Round From Greylock, Kleiner Perkins, Andreessen Horowitz, Others
Zumper, the San Francisco-based startup that's assisting apartment hunters find the most ideal abode, announced today that it closed a $1 million seed round. The announcement comes two weeks after launching into a public beta at SF Disrupt. The round, which closed in May, included Kleiner Perkins, Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock, CrunchFund, NEA, Dawn Capital, The Experiment Fund, and… Read More
Quirky Lands $68M From Andreessen, Kleiner To Build An Online Community For Inventors
Much like it is for entrepreneurs, being an inventor isn't easy. From the moment that magic light bulb appears, product developers have to navigate a bumpy road of financing, engineering, legalities, patents and more. As a result, many great ideas never see the light of day. Quirky is on a mission to help the Idea Men and Women of the world bring their ideas to life. In fact, the… Read More
VC Transparency Is The New Black
When Instagram was bought by Facebook earlier this spring for $1 billion, one question lingering on everyone's minds was how much VC firm Andreessen Horowitz made on the deal. The firm had made an early investment in the photo sharing startup but then bet against it after Instagram's pivot by later by supporting a rival. A few days after the Facebook-Instagram acquisition was… Read More
One Month After Selling To Microsoft For $1.2B, Yammer CEO Predicts End Of Silicon Valley
There is a pretty fascinating debate happening right now on David Sacks' Facebook page. Exactly one month after the Yammer sale to Microsoft closed, Sacks is feeling pretty bearish about the startup ecosystem. "I think Silicon Valley as we know it may be coming to an end …," Sacks posts, arguing mainly that because major Internet companies (like um, Microsoft?) are on… Read More
After 5 Years With Facebook, Ben Blumenfeld Leaves To Beautify The Future At Designer Fund
A designer's eye can change the world, but some don't know how to build a company. So today, veteran Facebook designer Ben Blumenfeld revealed to me that he's moving on to co-direct Designer Fund, a community of angels and mentors who support designer-led startups with a positive influence. Blumenfeld's departure follows a string of other high-level post-IPO exits… Read More
What Exactly Is GitHub Anyway?
Andreessen Horowitz announced a whopping $100 million investment in GitHub this week. You can read commentary and speculation all over the web about what GitHub will do with the money, whether this was a good investment for Andreessen Horowitz and whether taking such a large investment is a good thing for GitHub. But what the heck is GitHub and why are developers so excited about it? You may… Read More
Andreessen-Backed LearnSprout Wants To Help Developers Unlock Educational Data
APIs are marching into education, and it's about time. Education is rife with legacy infrastructure, with one of the primary offenders being Student Information Systems (SIS). Schools use these systems to store huge amounts of sensitive student information (class lists, attendance, grades and allergies, etc.), but they differ widely from school to school, which, among other things… Read More
Ask A VC Is Back With Spark's New Partner Nabeel Hyatt And Andreessen Horowitz's Enterprise Guru Peter Levine
Ask a VC, the TCTV show where you ask the questions, is back after a long hiatus and we're kicking things off with two partners this week from Spark Capital and Andreessen Horowitz! If you've got questions about what it's like to shift from being an entrepreneur to being a venture capitalist, both our interviewees can actually tell you. So how does this show work? You… Read More


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- Network: NBC
- Series Premiere Date: Mar 1, 2012
- Season #: 1
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Universal acclaim- based on 142 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 131 out of 142
Mixed: 4 out of 142
Negative: 7 out of 142
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Mar 1, 2012I loved this show. I like the uncertainty of not knowing what is or is not real. It could be everything is real or nothing is real. It has definitely intrigued me enough that I want to see plenty more.
Mar 1, 2012Seriously good performance from Jason Isaacs makes this an exceptional drama, beautifully shot and edited and with an exciting central premise. Even the procedural aspect seems relevant in this setting, well done NBC!
May 12, 2012One of the best shoes I've ever seen on tv. I can't believe it was cancelled. Maybe someday someone with more courage will pick it back up. Awake will be missed
Mar 5, 2012I could tell just minutes into the pilot of the show that it's doomed to fail. The writers/produces deprived us of the most satisfying moments. Where was the scene when the lead character FIRST awakes to a new/alternate existence. Where was that look of terror or joy the first time he sets eyes on his wife and son, brought back to life. Instead, we are fast forwarded through the accident and his first days living out these two existences. BBC TV would have mined this for episodes worth of great drama... I get it, they want to keep us guessing which reality is the real one. But guess what, I don't care.… Expand
Mar 3, 2012This is a seriously good show. It won't last, simply because of that fact. Watching it involves using brain cells and that's hard for most viewers busy playing with other techi toys. Are we watching a sci fi show or a show about an extreme defense mechanism? I opt for the former and the clues we have so far bear this out. Keeping up with alternate realities can be a difficult task but I think the viewers who like this show will love to do it. It needs some tweaking though. We can't have the main character always being the griever in chief. His wife seems to be in denial and his son is still too controlled.… Expand
Mar 22, 2012Very original and interesting plot, very good acting and compelling viewing. Subtle changes in colours and characters allow you to follow which reality you are following at any one time. Check out this show if you like shows such as Homeland or Dexter.
Mar 1, 2012From Gordon I expected nothing short of a stellar pilot. And Isaacs is great. This Act 1 seems painstakingly difficult to hold on to, though. So, it will be interesting to see the direction the characters we met on the pilot take and their opinions (or lack thereof) of Isaacs 'issue'--that is, of course, unless this is some Vanilla Sky dream altogether. NBC could do great things with the core actors. If it has the guts to introduce a few new people, this show might just be worth following 'til the end.… Expand
Mar 22, 2012"Awake" is a triumph. It's engaging, original, and has potential to stick around for a while. You get consumed in each world, trying to figure out which one is real-life. The added cop-procedural twist is deep and suspenseful as well.
Mar 22, 2012I'm really enjoying this show. The premise is kind of complicated, but the dialogues between Jason Isaacs and his doctors, photography and direction, makes this show a must see.
Apr 6, 2012I'm not a cop drama fan but this shows main theme isn't about the cop drama. The casting is probably the best part of this show, Jason isaacs kills it and the wife plays the perfect unstable white woman. The story behind why he can't decipher the two unfolds slowly so you are enticed to enough to keep watching.n
Mar 6, 2012Judging from the pilot episode, this is sure to be the sleeper hit of the year. Great cast, (Issacs is amazing) and a wholly intriguing premise made the first 60 minutes a thrill ride. I can't wait to see what happens next.
Apr 15, 2012The premise of this show, while incredibly dark, is actually strangely captivating. The way the writers and directors have structured the parallel universes of the protagonists wife and son is well thought out, using darker tones for the world in which the son survives, and warmer tones for the other. At the end of the day, Jason Isaacs is exceptional, translating good writing into great acting. Im pleased to see Wilmer Valderama in something since That 70's Show, and to his credit, its a good performance. The premise is dark and relatively original, which these days is hard to come by.… Expand
Mar 11, 2012The premise is great and I can see the show making good, but based on what little there is so far out there I'm just not sure that this is going to make it more than a few seasons. I can't see how they can keep it interesting without making it feel very contrived.
Still, if you are watching it now or you are watching the first season at a later date, you could definitely do worse.
Mar 2, 2012Awake had a premise that interested me from the moment I saw it as a project. When the show finally set it's premiere date, my expectations were already high. Yet, although the execution of the pilot is certainly not disappointing, Awake has some gaps to fill. I believe while it is beautifully shot and the acting is dazzling, the show focuses on the logic more than the feeling, which makes this exceptional story one dimensional. Also as many of the reviewers say, the shows procedural side is uninteresting, and I fear that the later episodes are going to be more of a crime show rather than a creative drama. We're going to learn whether the show is a emotionally complex drama or a dull procedural in the future episodes, but until that I'm gonna give this show another chance.… Expand
Jun 13, 2012Awake was, without a doubt, the best network show to debut during the 2011-2012 season. Jason Isaacs gives the performance of his career. A great show, gone before it's time. Doomed to find a cult audience in the future. This was the Firefly of the year. Rest in Peace.
Dec 5, 2012Well acted and interesting to watch but what kills the show is the slow pace and un-interesting story lines. I am disapointed that it got cancelled because it had potential to be a solid series but it's a cut throat world in television.
Mar 12, 2012The Pilot ep for Awake shows us that there is still at least a pinch of creativity at the networks these days. The premise of awake is that its main character, Jason Isaacs, inhabits two worlds--one in which he is awake and another which he is apparently dreaming. How the two worlds will interact with each other is the main driving force of the series for this reviewer. I only hope that as the episodes evolve, the plot isn't taken over by a standard crime drama narrative so much so that it obliterates the interest of Isaac's double world/life. This is what happened to Fox's Terra Nova. It had a great pilot, ripe with sci-fi themes and character development possibilities, yet the writers chose not to develop the more unique aspects of the story. Let's hope that Awake doesn't go down the same path.… Expand
Jun 7, 2012The first few episodes of Awake make very good, smart use of the premise with details from cases in both worlds crossing over, but after that the writers run out of ideas of how to keep it up and the 2 cases have much less of a connection to each other. The procedural parts in both worlds are interesting though and there are also events that threaten to make Michael loose his grip on one world. The ending lets you choose your own answer to what is real but it is still relatively satisfying. Also, just to clear up, this is not Sci-fi, it is just a cop show with a twist, but a much better one than all the CSI clones try to come up with.… Expand
Mar 3, 2012Very excellent pilot. Jason Isaacs gives a commendable performance as a man trapped between to realities (one in which his wife survived a fatal car crash, the other in which his son survived). This a fantastic pilot, beautifully shot with a very interesting premise. Most promising thing on T.V. I've seen all year. Hopefully it becomes something more than your typical police procedural show. Well done, NBC!… Expand
Mar 6, 2012This is great, it makes you want to see it again and again, best new NBC drama, he dosen't no if it is real, the show seems like real life. Jason Isaacs has a good performance.
Mar 6, 2012The show is absolutely brilliant. The concept is genius and the story is engaging. However, the scenes in which this story is portrayed are too short. I wished they were lengthened instead of switching in between realities about 3 times between commercials. The fact that the main character is also a cop who connects clues between realities sounds good, but is poorly executed. The story would be much more engaging if the main character was not a detective. The scenes about his workplace take up too much time so there isn't enough for the story. Plus, the story starts in the middle and not the beginning, starting the viewer a little time after his traumatic accident instead of right at the accident. On the bright side, when the story is involved, we can see the main character interact with his son and his wife. We see how he is struggling to solve which reality is real. I hope this show lasts, but I don't think it will.… Expand
Mar 6, 2012This looks like a promising show. Good premise. Good acting. Let's see if it develops into a great series. Flash backs should be made during the series in order to make the whole mesh of the premise make sense as the story evolves, hopefully into a climax of revelations .
Mar 13, 2012I liked the concept very much & i love both the episode very much, the way character move back & fro between the two world, how he can interrelate things.
Apr 1, 2012AWAKE is probably the most interesting procedural on television, though it need to get away from its dependence on police formula cases to become truly interesting. Jason Isaacs is mesmerizing in the lead, and his performance carries even the less plausible elements of the plot. The series also has an emotional punch usually lacking from such case-of-the-week series, primarily due to its structure and underlying theme of loss.… Expand
Mar 30, 2012Very nice tv serie! Blessed with an interesting concept and a very good performance from the cast (expecially Jason Isaacs). The idea of not knowing what is real and what is not is intriguing per se and even as a crime drama it is rewarding. Only, this is not the kind of serie that can play for 10+ seasons, I hope the producers will keep every episode relevant and won't fall in the "let's have a 90% filler episodes per season as long as it has a good share" trap. Definetly worth your time.… Expand
Apr 9, 2012Very intriguing concept and plot-line, good acting and characters, the shrinks in particular are an interesting dichotomy. The only question is whether or not this show will last, if it plot-line has enough stamina to survive multiple seasons without stretching itself thin. I give it a nine until the season finale, then we will know better if it would survive a second season.
May 19, 2012Another very good show canceled in the first season. There is still one episode to go before the series finale and assuming they have some sort of satisfactory ending, which it looks like they will, then even just this one season is well worth watching.
May 15, 2012My favorite show. Grabs you right away. A new, unique, and wonderful plot line. Keeps you wanting more. If I could I would give it a 15 out of 10. Everyone should watch it, it's just that good :)
May 20, 2012Everything is amazing about this show. Jason Isaacs is acting awesome. The plot is extraordinary. The colors are very artistic. Brilliant job NBC! I hope the show will continue. Because its one of the most original TV show.
May 26, 2012This review contains spoilers. Great show. Would have given it a ten but watched the last episode and the last 15 seconds were not good. I figured that the creators may have prepared in advanced for only one season and I feel like it was a wonderful build up to the last episode. But the way they crafted the resolution was poorly done to me. I figured they would employ a 'deus ex machina' to wrap it up but really..... in the middle of a session he 'consciously creates a third reality and is able to get up and walk through a door right into it. I just feel that this was too much of a cheat. Personally I was hoping if it had to end then maybe they would do the 'he is in a coma'. Or something else a bit more in keeping with feel of the show. Even if he had gone to sleep in the green and woke up in the new world I feel that would have been nicer and more in keeping with the character. I can accept that he could lie to himself at an unconscious level but to deliberately do it... he been going this whole time feeling that both realities were the truth. He gave one up when he got evidence that it was false. He has never deliberately created a lie and acted on it...
Anyway wonderful series minus that last 15 seconds. Great lead actor and stellar supporting casts. Wish they had let it go for a few more episodes but it was excellent overall.… Collapse
May 28, 2012My daughter-in-law and I LOVE this show and we are both very upset that it has been cancelled! Based on what I've read from other's who have watched the show, I would think someone would have enough guts to give it another season. I am not home when the show airs, but I watch it on HuluPlus or ON Demand (via Comcast). This show is a TEN in my book.
Jun 19, 2012I actively try NOT to get hooked on new programming, especially from NBC, but I was available for this pilot episode, and I was instantly intrigued. I looked forward to new episodes every week, but alas, the network gave it a terrible slot. I forget why I could not watch/tivo it. I think it was on at 8pm? too early. It's more of a 9 or 10pm type show. I actually made time to watch it on hulu. Too bad NBC can't recognize it's own (only) good programming. This is the network that messed with Leno, ruined Conan O'Brien, and cancelled Journey Man. I dislike so much I might have to miss the Olympics... Disappointed.… Expand
The cop stuff feels like it could be happening in any other NBC cop show; I kept expecting Prime Suspect's Maria Bello to show up in that cute hat. But given the originality on display, and the venue, those are minor complaints.
The pilot's strength was neither accidental nor fleeting: Each subsequent episode has evocative moments that flirt with that early greatness, even if they're not as riveting.

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Assistant: Nancy Almasi
Michael Leurdijk joined Core Capital in 2008 and focuses on early- and growth-stage investments in the cyber-security, data analytics, mobile and related technology sectors. He provides support in deal sourcing, due diligence, portfolio management, and valuation.
Previously, Mr. Leurdijk spent six years as a consultant to Paul Capital Partners, a San Francisco-based secondary private equity firm. At Paul Capital, he was responsible for valuations related to the firm's $5B pool of direct and fund investment assets. In addition, he provided investment management services for a $30M pool of technology company investment assets. Prior to Paul Capital, Mr. Leurdijk spent five years as Chief Financial Officer for Riggs Capital Partners, a Washington, D.C.-based early-stage technology-focused venture capital fund and fund-of-funds. He was responsible for the accounting and financial management of the $130M fund. Earlier in his career, Mr. Leurdijk worked as a manager for the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Mr. Leurdijk is active with the Private Equity CFO Association. He has an M.B.A from the University of Maryland and a B.A. from American University. He lives with his two children in Arlington, Virginia.


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If your boyfriend has a sister, chances are Taylor Swift is after him. Well, probably not. But a lady sibling is something that she's allegedly added to her latest list of requirements for her next song subject love interest. She says that a man who has grown up alongside a woman will make him a better boyfriend.
To an extent, we're in agreement: a man who is proficient in unexpected, hormonal fits of tears and patiently waits that extra half an hour while we take our make-up off and start all over again - because, goddammit, happened to my eyeliner today? - can't be all bad.
But, heads up Swifty, a man with a sister cannot a dreamboat be, at least according to a recent study. The research, published by academics at Stanford Business School and Loyola Marymount University, found men with sisters are more likely to have dated views on gender stereotypes. In the home, they'll be less likely to do the washing-up or get the hoover out, expecting his other half to do most of the menial household jobs.
Doesn't look quite so attractive now, eh Tay? Still, at least if she gets 'The Guy' on her list soon (other requirements include 'gets on well with his parents, especially his mum', 'leading-man hot' and 'speaks two languages') we're guaranteed another catchy tune (about sexism?) by Christmas.


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Winner of the October 2012 Momentum/3AW Small Business Award
We are pleased to advise that the winner of the October 2012 3AW Momentum Awards is:
The Regimental Condiment Company
Launched in 2010, The Regimental Condiment Company produces a range of preserves, relishes and sauces from their commercial kitchen in Daylesford. The products source Australian ingredients wherever possible, and use no artificial colours or flavours. Distinctive product names use military references harking back to the Officers' Mess and the British Raj.
The Regimental Condiment Company is now exporting to Dubai, Malaysia, Singapore and China and was recently launched in Harvey Nichols in London.
SBMS was impressed by the Regimental Condiment Company's focus on quality in the production and presentation of its products, especially the use of local and natural ingredients and the attractive and distinctive packaging used. It was also impressed by the company's marketing strategy that combines an interesting product idea, with a love of military history and cooking and a collection of old family recipes. In setting up its operation in Daylesford, The Regimental Condiment Company is also providing employment opportunities to regional people.
SBMS would like to congratulate The Regimental Condiment Company on its success to date and wish them every success in the future.
The Regimental Condiment Company
105 Manning Road, East Malvern VIC 3145
Phone: 0412 038 731
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.regimental.com.au
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By: Claudia Schou Dedicated Monkees fans can take in The Monkee Experience with three of the original members--Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork--as they embark on 24-city musical tour called "Midsummer's Night with The Monkees," making a stop on Tuesday night at the Terrace Theater in Lo ... More >>
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Talks on the December Irish budget which could seek up to $7.5 billion in cuts look set to go ahead with Prime Minister Brian Cowen saying he will approach the discussions in 'good faith.'
Cowen had initially appeared to scupper the talks with his delays on ratifying the wording of a Government invitation to Fine Gael, Labour and Sinn Fein to a talks forum, but he has now apparently swung behind the proposed talks.
He did warn, though, that agreeing on general economic targets is not the same as reaching agreement on specific actions to achieve those targets.
In the annual address at the Fianna Fail Wolfe Tone commemorations in Kildare Cowen said that this is not the time for "politics as usual."
"The public have a right to demand that all of their elected representatives engage in a serious discussion about issues which are fundamental to the future of our country," Cowen said.
The opposition parities also seem to be on board with the talks, with Fine Gael's Richard Bruton saying that his party welcomed the talks and that Fine Gael was not ruling out anything in terms of necessary cuts.
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Why did the vegan cross Melrose Avenue? To get to Crossroads Kitchen! In fact, a lot of people seem to be crossing over to get a table at Crossroads. One bite from their 100 percent vegan lasagna layered with creamy almond milk ricotta and youll understand the buzz. The newly opened Melrose restaurant resets and recalibrates plant-based cuisine, furthering the upward trend of meatless living.... Read More
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Chatham Faculty Member Charlotte Lott Named Among Women of Achievement by Celebrate & Share
February 28, 2014
PITTSBURGH – Charlotte E. Lott, Ph.D., associate professor of economics and business at Chatham University, will be honored by the organization Celebrate & Share at its 9th Annual Women of Achievement awards for her work in teaching women at Chatham University and for promoting financial access and entrepreneurship through her work with Oikocredit.
Celebrate & Share, sponsored by the Allegheny Health Network, is an organization founded to applaud the achievements of women in the Pittsburgh area and to raise funds for women and children in need. Proceeds from the event will benefit Cribs for Kids Infant Safe Sleep Initiative, an organization that has been instrumental in preventing accidental, sleep-related infant deaths by educating parents and caregivers about practicing safe sleep for their babies and providing portable cribs for infants in need of safe sleeping environments. Lott will be honored along with other winners at an awards dinner, scheduled for March 6.
Lott has taught at Chatham University for 28 years and during that time, she has directed more than 100 senior research projects with Chatham women on topics ranging from transparency in philanthropic giving to the impact of mobile banking on financial systems in developing countries. Since 2004, Lott has served as a Board member of Oikocredit Western Pennsylvania, a support association of the international organization which functions as a worldwide cooperative and social investor that provides funding to the microfinance sector, fair trade organizations, cooperatives, and small to medium enterprises.
Lott has worked to internationalize the Chatham campus through incorporating international issues in her classes and by leading study travel abroad to Paris and Berlin. This summer she is co-leading an undergraduate student research trip to Taiwan to study women-led business in the restaurant and lodging industry.


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A University of Iowa student says she was sexually assaulted in a residence hall just a few days before the start of the fall semester.
The female student told officials she was the victim of nonconsensual sexual contact by an acquaintance in a residence hall Friday. The student contacted officials Sunday.
The student has decided not to file a police report at this time.
The school issued a "timely warning" Monday about the incident. They issued more than a dozen during the last academic school year. UI President Sally Mason released a six-point plan in February aimed at combating sexual assault.
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I am laying an irregular stone patio. You can see this thread for me previous work : http://www.diychatroom.com/f105/look...-stone-187841/
It seems to be best practice to use a plate compactor on the stone, to even everything up and flatten it out. I am a little concerned that the compactor will chip or scuff the stone. I think it's kind of a limestone, but I'm not sure.
I have looked all over for a plate compactor with the buffer pad. This photo is an example I found on the web. Does anyone know if I am risking my work if I don't use a pad?
How about substitutions? Maybe there is some other locally available material I could use.
I have done a fair amount of stone work, some very similar to yours. The most important thing is to have a properly prepared base. We set our stone in about 12 inches of masons sand, compacted in four inch lifts. We used a plate whacker to compact the sand, but we did not run over the stone (or the brick when we did a brick walkway), for just the reason you mentioned (do not want to damage the stone).
I did tap each stone into place using a 4 lb hand sledge with a pad under it, seemed to work fine. The stones (and the brick, which we did the same way) have not moved in 20 years. No doubt there are other ways to do this, but that method worked for us on several projects.
You're stone are rather big compared to the average paving brick, and it looks like you'll have larger joints, so I wouldn't think running a plate compactor over it would be necessary. The biggest reason for using a plate over brick/pavers with smaller joints (1/8" to 1/4" typically) is to get the sand/poly sand material to settle into the bottom of the joints and to lock the brick tight. SHouldn't need that on joints the size of your's.
IF you still wanted to run the compactor over, I'd highly recommend the pad regardless of material. Some of the many alternatives to the rubber mat I've hear/seen through the years: Mud flap zip-tied to compactor, carpet remnants, full sheets of plywood laid out over patio, etc...
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The patio will be over well compacted cracked gravel, with approximately 1" of bedding sand. I imagine course sand would be better, this stuff is washed sand and is practically like water when dry. I hope that does't cause trouble down the line.
I will be using polymeric sand between the joints.
This morning I went over to our local Mack Truck dealer/shop looking for a mudflap. I found something even better. It's a large scrap of poly material used for heavy truck bed liners. About 3/8" thick and extremely tough. It should be easy to trim on my band saw, then bolt to the plate compactor. I'm attaching a photo of the stuff.
I'm going to and make a deal with the plate compactor rental guy. I'll trade him rental of the compactor, and in exchange, he can have the pad when I'm done. :yes:
My contractor, who did the gravel & sand for me, kind of messed up the slope and I'm going to have to add a bit more sand.
I am afraid I have the wrong bedding sand.
I found a good web site in England. One thing of note, they said we used the wrong bedding sand. My contractor brought in a washed sand, when we should have used a course sand. Also, they recommend mixing the sand with cement 10:1.
My washed sand flows like water when it's dry. The course sand would resist movement.
Here is the link: http://www.pavingexpert.com/layflag3.htm
So, I am faced with using it as-is, or having it scraped off and getting coarse sand. :furious:
I don't see the problem with sand flowing like water when dry. Most sand does that. The thing that gives your sand strength is that it is confined, so it cannot flow anywhere. I would try out a few blocks, see how they set in the sand. My guess is it will be just fine, so long as you compact the sand first. To compact, you need to get the sand a little wet, then hit it with the plate whacker. As a test, you can compact a small area just fine using s sledge by dropping it onto the sand in four inch lifts. This gets old pretty quickly, but just to convince yourself that the sand you have will work, you can compact a small area, say a couple feet square, and put in a few blocks to see how it shakes out.
You can certainly use cement, but in my experience it is not necessary. I never have, and there have been no problems in 20 years. And I have used a wide variety of sand types, ranging from round sand grains to angular grains.
By the way, coarse sand refers to the size of the grains, and has nothing to do with the shape. Angular grains are typically stronger when compacted than round grains, but curiously the size of the grains is essentially irrelevant to the strength after compaction, strength depends on the angularity of the grains and the gradation of the sand (well graded mixes with a wide variety of sizes compact to a stronger sand than sand mixes with only one size). But this is a patio, not the Hoover Dam, so I would try it, have a beer, and relax.
when we did some of that work, we laid stone over a screed'd & plate-compacted granular base ( small crushed stone/stone dust ),,, the actual bedding was mason sand then we swept sand into the open jnts,,, since then polymeric sand's been developed - we'd use that today.
imo, sand isn't compactable :no:
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To play, they would sprinkle salt on their arms and then put ice cubes on top. Whoever could bear the intense burning sensation the longest without removing the ice cube would be the winner.
In this case, the winner, who left the ice on for several minutes, wound up in the ER.
"His arm was red and beginning to blister," said his mother, who did not want herself or her son to be identified. "I had never heard of the Ice and Salt Challenge."
That's why she and others are speaking out in hopes of educating parents about the resurgent trend.
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A New Theory For Homosexuality: A Lot Like The Old Ones
"But what if being blind caused him to deposit some-more in kin…?"
On a subject, there's a new paper out in Evolution and Human Behavior (Barthes, Godelle, Raymond, 2013: H/T to Dan) that, again, asks possibly there competence be some dark aptness advantage compared with masculine homosexuality. In this case, a concentration of a advantages are a womanlike sisters of masculine homosexuals. The speculation goes like this: after a appearance of agriculture, amicable classes began to take base as vast quantities of resources could now be generated and defended. Women could so benefit some reproductive advantage were they means to span with group of aloft amicable standing who had these resources; a welfare for doing so is famous as hypergyny. However, usually a tiny suit of these pairings start opposite amicable classes: women of aloft amicable classes tended to marry group of aloft amicable classes, and serve for a reduce classes. Accordingly, any trait that could assistance women partner upwards in a amicable ladder would have been comparison for, even if it came during some responsibility to masculine reproductive fitness.
So, in this theory, masculine homosexual welfare is a byproduct of females being means to improved pursue their hypergynous inclinations. The masculine reproductive waste from building a homosexual welfare would be some-more than equivalent by a reputed increases to womanlike flood and/or lure to higher-status males. One graphic advantage that a authors feel this speculation has is a ability to explain because masculine homosexual welfare seems to be exclusively tellurian (the one critical difference competence be rams, a class with a story of co-residence with humans). Since masculine homosexuality usually came to be after a appearance of agriculture, long-term span bonds, and a investiture of amicable classes, that other class tend to not have, this helps explain because we don't see sexually-antagonistic masculine homosexuality in other species. It's a neat idea, yet neatness alone doesn't win a day in a universe of science, so let's pierce on to cruise what information they move to bear on this hypothesis.
The initial square of "evidence" they benefaction in support of this supposition is a mathematical indication attempting to denote a conditions underneath that such a genotype could come to exist. I've formerly done my position on a utility of such models rather explicit, yet I'll reiterate it here in a sentence: these models are philosophical intuitions created in a form of math, rather than English (or a denunciation of your choice), and can be used to denote literally anything. Since a models are usually as good as their compare to reality, my regard is, justifiably, on a border of that compare rather than a indication itself. The justification presented in terms of pronounced compare is an hearing of a anthropomorphic record of 48 societies to find out where a participation of homosexuality has been recorded, where it seems to be absent, and where it competence exist. Further, these societies were also assessed in terms of how socially stratified they were, and these formula were compared to a participation of masculine homosexual preference. The formula showed that augmenting amicable stratification was correlated with a increases in anticipating a participation of masculine homosexual preference.
Does a income inconsistency in America see a little…gay…to you?
When it comes to a amicable stratification hypothesis, should we not trust a hype, or does it move a noise? We can start by observant that a experimental support here is intensely weak. The paper doesn't exam to see possibly some-more amicable stratification leads to some-more homosexuality; it merely examines possibly societies that are socially stratified are some-more expected to have homosexual welfare benefaction or absent. Such a association is doubtful to be unequivocally informative, most reduction settle any kind of causation. Second, a paper didn't worry to inspect possibly a womanlike kin of masculine homosexuals tended to indeed be any some-more expected to marry up, or be some-more fertile, or be some-more attractive, that seems like required components of this model. Positing pattern facilities in a trait and afterwards not bothering to see if those pattern facilities are benefaction seems like bad investigate design. Those dual points are, however, usually a dual things a authors talked about and didn't test: there are also points a authors destroy to mention, that we consider have a clever temperament on their hypothesis.
The initial of these points is that a paper creates no discuss of a genetic information display that monozygotic masculine twins are usually accordant for a homosexual course around 30% of a time. This means that yet a authors advise some genes competence make it some-more expected that a masculine develops a homosexual orientation, they destroy to discuss precisely that factors are critical for building one and because some twins destroy to finish adult with a same orientation. So that leaves no discuss of a genetic data, no discuss of a developmental story, and no good exam of a paper's categorical contentions. I'm not certain to what border this miss of any good experimental tests is a outcome of a paper's faith on a mathematical model, yet we will note that, in my personal experience, there seems to a association between generating these models and feeble ancillary them empirically.
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Alternatively, one could argue, that differences in masculine standing and a outcome on womanlike aptness expected predated cultivation and, further, that this welfare competence have been farfetched to some grade and in some places in relations new time periods. This would imply, in terms of a amicable stratification model, that a preference pressures obliged for generating a conditions for homosexuality were already in existence beforehand, so homosexuality is expected comparison than agriculture. If that is a case, afterwards expansion would have had most some-more time to frame out a pernicious effects of any intimately antagonism. So, really, conjunction answer to this final regard bodes good for a model.
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State inspectors checked rides before the Miami-Dade County Fair & Expo opens Thursday.
The Miami-Dade County Fair & Expo opens March 14.
Inspections were done Wednesday to more than 100 rides.
"It's everything that we do. I mean, we have to go through inspections for everything, and it's just important, obviously, for safety reasons is the main thing," said Nancy Chevres with the Miami-Dade County Fair & Expo. "We want to make sure that everything is operated to its optimal."
Game operators and about 200 food vendors were also on-site Wednesday preparing for opening day.
"The circus has five brand-new acts inside of the tent," said Chevres.
The fair ends March 31.
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