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Dr. Reginald Brothers
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Dr. Reginald Brothers joined the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research on December 6, 2011. Dr. Brothers is responsible for policy and oversight of Department of Defense (DoD) Science and Technology (S&T) programs from Basic Research through Advanced Technology Development. He is also responsible for oversight of DoD laboratories, ensuring the long-term strategic direction of the Department's S&T programs, and for developing those technologies needed for continued technological superiority of U.S. forces.
Before assuming this position, Dr. Brothers was a BAE Systems Technical Fellow in the areas of Communication, Sensor and Optical Systems. He was the Director of Mission Applications for the Communications and Networking Business Area, where he led a team developed to determine critical warfighter capability gaps, architect technical solutions and determine strategic alignment and business rationale for new opportunities.
Dr. Brothers also served on several committees of the National Academies of Science, including the Board on Army Science and Technology.
Dr. Brothers was a Program Manager in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Strategic Technology Office (STO). While at DARPA, he led efforts in Wireless Communications, RADAR and LADAR systems and precision navigation and targeting.
Prior to his work at DARPA, he was the Group Leader of the Distributed Information Networks Group at the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Chief Architect at Envoy Networks (a successful 3G wireless start-up company), and an assistant Group Leader at Lincoln Laboratory where he specialized in the areas of RF and Optical communications.
Dr. Brothers received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Tufts University, an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Southern Methodist University and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Dr. Robin Staffin is currently the Director for Basic Research in the Office of Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, where he has responsibility for oversight of all basic research activities throughout the Department of Defense. Previously, Dr. Staffin served as Associate Director of Science and Director for High Energy Physics at the Department of Energy's Office of Science, and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research and Development in DOE's Office of Defense Programs.
During the period 1998-2001, he served as Senior Policy Advisor to the Secretary of Energy for Science, Technology, and National Security.
From 1993-1996, Dr. Staffin was Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy, focusing on nuclear test ban policy, science-based stockpile stewardship, and nonproliferation. A physicist by training, he received his Bachelor of Science from MIT and Ph.D. from Stanford University in particle physics.
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Dr. Laura Stubbs was appointed to the Office of the Secretary of Defense as a member of the Senior Executive Service in July, 2010. She currently serves as the Director for Defense Science and Technology Future Workforce Scholarship Initiatives. Dr. Stubbs is the most senior executive in the Department of Defense for scientific and technical (S&T) scholarship programs. As the Director of the STEM Development Office, Dr. Stubbs leads all aspects of the STEM initiatives assigned or delegated to Assistant Secretary of Defense, Research and Engineering.
Before assuming her current role, Dr. Stubbs was the Chief Learning Officer for the Carderock Division at the Naval Surface Warfare Center where she provided the overarching strategy for technical learning and workforce development initiatives for 3200 employees. Prior to that position, she was the Branch Head for the Machinery Science and Technology Group where she led a team of engineers and scientists to develop cutting edge upstream technologies for the Navy.
Dr. Stubbs has over 25 years of military, private and public sector experience in Technology Transfer, Quality and Supply Chain Management. She entered the U.S. Navy as the first African-American Naval Nuclear Power School instructor and later transferred to the US Naval Academy as an Assistant Professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department. She left active duty and continued in the Navy Reserve until she retired as a Captain. Dr. Stubbs earned her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maryland at College Park. She holds both her B.S.E. and M.S.E. degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Dr. John Fischer earned a bachelor's degree (cum laude) in Chemistry from Lawrence University in 1978, his doctorate in Organic Chemistry from Northern Illinois University in 1982, and served as a post-doctoral research chemist at the Ohio State University from 1982 to 1984. He began his career with the Navy in 1984 as a research chemist in the Research Department of the former Naval Weapons Center at China Lake, California. His interests were in the development of new explosives, propellants, and nonlinear optical materials.
Dr. Fischer assumed the position of branch head in the Soldering Technology Branch in 1990. His responsibilities included providing electronics assembly product assurance for the production of Navy missile and weapon systems. He also initiated an applied R&D program to develop environmentally compliant materials and processes used in the production of Navy missiles. This effort resulted in Dr. Fischer being awarded the EPA Stratospheric Ozone Layer Protection Award in 1993. In 1994, he was assigned as the head of the Chemistry and Materials Division at NAWCWD. In this position, he was responsible for the basic and applied research of materials and processes for Navy missile and weapon systems.
In 1996, he assumed the position of Advanced Technology Manager for the Tomahawk Cruise Missile Project Office at NAWCWD. The focus of his efforts was on the identification of technology requirements for the Tomahawk missile, development of technology programs to address these requirements, and the subsequent transition of mature technology to Tomahawk production and deployment. Concurrent with these duties, Dr. Fischer was leader of the NAWCWD Tomahawk Block IV Integrated Product Team.
Because of his experience with the Tomahawk weapon system, Dr. Fischer was named Deputy of the NAVAIR Uninhabited Combat Aerial Vehicle Advanced Development Project Office. His responsibilities included development of a new weapon system concept to address future requirements of Naval Aviation.
Dr. Fischer was appointed to the Senior Executive Service in 1998 and served as the Associate Director of the Naval Aviation Science and Technology Office (NAVSTO) and head of the Research Department at the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD), China Lake, California. As head of the Research Department, Dr. Fischer managed a program of research in physics, chemistry, engineering sciences, and computational sciences; the Technology Advancement Group, which covers coordination of the Center's Applied Research and Advanced Development Programs; the Technology Transfer Program; and the Technical Library.
In 2001, Dr. Fischer was appointed as Director of the Naval Aviation Science & Technology Office. His duties included planning and coordination of the Naval Air Systems Command's Science and Technology Program.
In 2004, he assumed the position of civilian director of the Research & Specialty Engineering Department. In this role, Dr. Fischer is responsible for the Naval Aviation Enterprise's systems engineering disciplines of standardization, metrology, mass properties, reliability and maintainability, electromagnetic environmental effects, survivability and threat lethality, materials engineering, manufacturing and quality, as well as research in chemistry, physics, and computational sciences. In December 2006, he was appointed civilian director of NAVAIR's Systems Engineering Department (AIR-4.1). In this position, he was the lead for Naval Aviation Systems Engineering tasking and functions for the complete life cycle of all aviation and aviation related systems. AIR-4.1 has >1800 personnel dispersed across 7 geographic locations including warfare centers and Fleet Readiness Centers. This organization supports aviation acquisition and in-service engineering programs for both Navy and Marine Corps. Direct budget responsibility was >$200M. In January 2008, Dr. was assigned additional duty as NAVAIR Chief Technology Officer (AIR-4.0T) responsible for the development and implementation of the Naval Aviation Enterprise Science & Technology (S&T) program. CTO responsibilities included the development of the Naval Aviation Enterprise strategic S&T plan, technology requirements, and advancement of innovative concepts and technology.
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It's sale time and so easy to get distracted or carried away by all of the big discounts. To prevent this, always keep true to your style and usual color palette. That way you'll never – or at least not that often – end up with a bad bargain (or two). For instance, it might seem fun to buy that printed blouse with half the price off. But if you never really wear any prints this one probably won't get worn either. So stick to the plan, or at least that would be my advice…
For me that means solely black, grey and white. Maybe navy, beige or nude if we're talking about something really good. But that's the wildest I'll go. Therefore I decided to go with an inspiration post that fully represents that. If the above colors are your colors too, you might find these pretty pictures helpful!
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Is it OK to carry a backpack on just one shoulder if you use a different shoulder every day?
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It's not OK if the backpack is heavy (10% of your body weight or more). That's just too much weight for each shoulder to bear on a regular basis. You can still hurt yourself.
If a backpack is heavy, you can strain your muscles from carrying it on one shoulder just for one day. That's why the best way to carry a heavy pack is by using two straps. It balances the weight across both shoulders and over your back.
Doctors and physical therapists recommend that people carry no more than 15% to 20% of their body weight. So if you weigh 120 pounds, your backpack should be no more than 12 to 24 pounds. If you weigh 150, it should be no more than 15 to 30 pounds, etc. And these amounts are for using both straps. To carry a pack on one shoulder safely, you'll have to go for much, much less than that.
The average textbook can weigh in at 3 to 5 pounds. So if your pack has a couple of textbooks, a notebook, and water bottle in it, you're already pushing the limits for a two-shoulder pack. That's without adding a laptop or other things you might want to carry around.
Why are the experts so strict about backpacks? Mostly because a backpack is a weight you carry around each and every day. For most of us, our high school and college years are the only time we'll carry around this much on a regular basis — and for several years. Yet it's also a time when our bodies are still growing. That leaves us more vulnerable to injury at the point in our lives when we're carrying the most weight.
The good thing is, our teens are also a time in our lives when we become more aware of and informed about our bodies. We're better able to take care of ourselves than we were as kids. Asking questions like this one (and thinking through the pros and cons as you are doing) helps us make good decisions.
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Bird Watching along Lake Erie is Big Business, Ohio Sea Grant Research Shows
Article By: Matthew Forte, Published: February 21, 2012
There are nearly 2.4 million birders throughout the state and birding makes up a large portion of Ohio's $39 billion tourism industry. But until Xie's study, nobody knew exactly how much money birders spent or what kind of economic impact they had on communities.
"Having solid numbers will help policy makers understand the financial impact of bird watching in terms of how much tax revenue and jobs it creates," Xie says. "And this information will be useful for strategic marketing-once we know where these birders are from, we will know where to spend our marketing dollars better."
After surveying more than 1,100 birders at six of northern Ohio's most popular birding sites (Oak Openings Preserve, Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve, Old Woman Creek, Mentor Marsh State Nature Preserve, and Conneaut Harbor), Xie found that most bird watchers who visit sites along the Lake Erie coast live in Ohio, but many birders also travel from neighboring states. Birders' spending supports salaries, local products, and taxes; when local people receive that money, they turn around and spend it again. This turnover of money has a multiplying effect for the entire region, generating $1.48 for every dollar that birders spend in northern Ohio.
Xie will be sharing similar information with various groups along Lake Erie about what local officials and parks can do to draw even more bird watchers. "Communities have asked for this economic impact information so they can make wise decisions about what investments to make," says Melinda Huntley, Ohio Sea Grant Extension's Tourism Program Director who provided outreach support with the study. "Before public officials plan marketing efforts or enhance natural areas and public access opportunities, they want to see the potential economic value."
In the long run, birding gives considerable returns on investments, Xie says. "It's important for legislators to understand the magnitude of their decisions and to allocate resources and implement policies to attract birders. After all, birding is big business and now we have a lot more information about how to attract it."
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On photographer Mark Weiss' very short bucket list of music icons who avoided his lens over the past 35 years, one name stands out like a silvery, sequin-gloved hand.
Weiss never had a chance to shoot candid images of Michael Jackson.
"I shot his concerts," Weiss says, "but somehow I never could get to him [backstage}."
Weiss recently came about as close as he'll ever come to capturing the Prince of Pop, who died in 2009, in an unguarded moment. Weiss, whose credits include some of the music world's most memorable magazine (Ozzy Osbourne in a pink tutu) and album covers (Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet) was recently in Atlantic City to shoot images for the marketing and advertising campaign for Boogie Nights, the new retro 1970s and '80s dance club opening at the Tropicana in early May.
Among the assorted characters and celebrity look-alikes who are part of the Boogie Nights crew is Pete Carter, a Michael Jackson impersonator from Toms River.
"It was pretty cool," Weiss admits. "He looked and moved so much like Michael that I just kind of blocked out that it wasn't really [Jackson] and started shooting. For a few minutes, I actually felt like I was [photographing Jackson]."
During a career that began when he was 14 and started sneaking cameras into shows, Weiss has captured concert, backstage and studio images of a veritable Who's Who of modern music. Acts ranging from Aerosmith and KISS to Gwen Stefani and Beyoncé — and just about everyone in between — have been frozen in time for all eternity by Weiss.
Weiss can trace his interest is music photography to a Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young concert in Jersey City on Aug. 9, 1974.
"I'll never forget the date because that was the night that David Crosby announced that [President] Richard Nixon had resigned, Weiss, 51, recalled.
He also remembered that was the night he saw a photographer without a photo pass sneak his way into the photo pit near the stage with a beautiful young woman on each arm.
Weiss, a New Jersey native who continues to call the Garden State his home, met the photographer and went to his house the next day to look at his collection of concert photos. Then he found out the photographer was making money by selling the pictures after the concerts.
So Weiss bought some cameras, hid them in his baggy pants and developed the chutzpah to con his way into the photo pits. A defining moment came in 1977 when he was arrested outside a KISS concert at Madison Square Garden for selling concert pictures for $1 each.
"I was in the back of a paddy wagon with a bunch of [illegal] T-shirt sellers thinking, 'What am I doing here? I'm a kid from Jersey, I'm not one of them,'" he says, laughing at the memory.
Weiss decided to go legit. He approached Circus, the leading rock 'n roll magazine of the era, and later offered them pictures he captured during an Aerosmith concert.
"It was during their real dark drug days and they weren't letting anyone photograph them," he says. He offered the pictures to Circus, and two months later the magazine used them in a centerfold spread of the band and its lead singer, Steven Tyler.
Aerosmith liked the pictures so much that its management company made Weiss its official photographer to shoot the band and other acts it managed, like AC/DC, Ted Nugent and The Scorpions.
He was among the first photographers to capture Van Halen during a concert in Asbury Park, "and everything just sort of snowballed from there."
Joe Perry: "I would have been fine doing the project [without Tyler]. It would have been quite exciting, but we never got that far and we're still Aerosmith, which is where I would rather be."
'The place was packed with people; some people who had gone to the concert, some people who had just been in the bar, and it was just one of those kinds of special, fun party, and music rock and roll nights.'
'I hope we always wage war against evil with everything we got. '
Boogie Nights grand opening at the Tropicana photos and video.
Like a slinky, the basic concept was pretty simple, but once Boogie Nights was unveiled on what seemed to be a retro-starved public about five years ago, the '70s and '80s themed nightclub took off like Han Solo's Millennium Falcon.
"[Cuba Libre] didn't want to be in nightlife anymore," says Kauffman. "They just opened in Washington [DC] and Orlando and will soon be opening in Boston and Chicago, and really just wanted to get out of nightlife in general. So they offered [32 Degrees] to us and we just jumped on it."
An entertainment classic never goes out of style — especially with casinos and the people they attract. That seems to be the booking strategy at several Atlantic City casinos as they scramble to complete their spring and summer lineups. What had already been shaping up to be a strong season for shows is now on the verge of becoming the biggest and most diverse collection of attractions the city has seen since the dice began rolling down the Boardwalk 34 years ago.
For the past two years, the ACWeekly.com Nightlife Awards and Resorts' retro nightclub Boogie Nights have clicked well as a combo, recognizing exceptional contributions to the area's after-dark social scene in a fun, nostalgic atmosphere.
On assignment at the event for Atlantic City Weekly, freelance photographer Nick Valinote was there and caught this wonderful early shot of one of the biggest names in music today....
When the Gang left the stage, the audience was still in smiling disbelief. People around me were remarking that, 'if the show ended now, it would be a good night! We still have Van Halen to look forward to!' And boy were they right.
Roth: 'The problem today is that kids don't study and they should. They should study the Beach Boys for harmonies. They should study ZZ Top up until 1983 for guitar work. There's a lot they should study. But a lot of young recording artists don't study; they just do it on their own. That's not right.'
Kool and the Gang will be opening for the legendary hard rockers, which also includes Eddie Van Halen, his son Wolfgang replacing Michael Anthony on bass, and Alex Van Halen on drums.
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Comparison: Obamacare and Prohibition
In the 1920, the 18th Amendment went into effect and made the US a "dry" country. For 13 years the hardest hit by this law was working class people, while those who made the laws had booze whenever they wanted it. Now we have a law that (so far) is extremely unpopular and effects the working class people while those in power may not have to participate. Are their similarities in the two events? Could Obamacare be repealed? Discuss..be nice.
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Posted 339 days ago.
Did I miss that congress has signed for ACA??? Haah. No I meant the R's are giving the Goose what the D's were giving the Ganders - The Shaft.
Posted 339 days ago.
Bob - Whats good for the goose is good for the gander.
Posted 339 days ago.
RikRA8 - That is his mode of operation. Patbacks.. IMPEACH HIM NOW..
Posted 389 days ago.
Hasn't President Obama violated the Affordable Care Act by unilaterally offering delays and other incentives to labor unions and favored groups?
Posted 390 days ago.
So, before we raise the debt limit, we should embark on a concerted effort to crack down on the embezzlements and maybe we will not need to raise the limit so high !!!
Posted 391 days ago.
Asknot - R's are worried that we are so far in debt that our kids will never see daylight and it is true because there is a bunch of stealing i.e. the guy that duped the EPA out of millions of dollars in pay and fees.
Posted 391 days ago.
@asknot- that's been a hope of mine from the beginning that while it's not perfect (far from it actually) it could be modified to work for the country the way the old system was failing.
Posted 391 days ago.
"The real purpose of Obamacare"..is to get people insurance.
Posted 392 days ago.
From the Huffington Post: Obama rejected legislative proposals akin to Upton's bill. "I will not accept proposals that are just another brazen attempt to undermine or repeal the overall law and drag us back into a broken system." um...can you insurance folks help a brother out by going back to the broken system while i implement "MY" broken system? The ACA was so well thought out wasn't it? i love how Obama blames evryone but who is responsible. remember he said "The Buck Stops...er, uh on those guys but definately not me! he is a hoot. thank God for term limits.
Posted 403 days ago.
THE LEGALITY of President Obama's decree that insurance companies should offer millions of Americans the chance to renew health policies canceled by ObamaCare is being questioned as the House takes up a Republican-sponsored bill to extend old policies for another year — legally.
Posted 403 days ago.
R1KRA8 - Did you hear Charles Krauthammer predict that the collapse of ObamaCare could backset the Liberal movement in this country by a decade?
And some are surprised that Bubba Clinton is NOW requesting Obama rescind the legislation that is effecting the grandfathering of those that already have policies they wish to keep.
A disaster like ObamaCare (as is) could block the door of the WH from Hillary entrance in 2016.
And we thought Slick Willie was just being altruistic.
Posted 406 days ago.
So Kun...you were not able to show where it says microchips in Obamacare either...how am I not surprised. Btw, I am not liberal.
Posted 408 days ago.
sooner or later all technologies catch up with conspiracy theories or is it vice-versa????? possibly we should consult Snowden.
Posted 408 days ago.
Kendall - I guess you Libs expect the rest of us to do EVERYTHING for you (and pay for it too).
When you suggest; "where it specifically states that microchips will be implanted, we all would love to see it." MAYBE the following will help you understand the synergy that helped bring Obama and Biden together originally (also involving SCOTUS Chief Justice John Roberts).
"Biden Declares Supreme Court Will Rule On Human RFID Chipping"
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Posted 408 days ago.
moderation - You ask, ...at what level NSA 'business' is exposed to the scotus?"
I would imagine at NO LEVEL is NSA I.T. gathering exposed to the SCOTUS (unless it's rolled into a case before the court). So, the NSA COULD surprise Justice Roberts with info they may have had on him.
Didn't Obama, just recently "claim" that HE had no idea we were spying on Angela Merkel?
thegreek - While I support what you said about medical microchips "Big brother maintaining your location so they can drone your a s $ if you are a threat". Big Brother, NO DOUBT, has had some of us tracked, retroactively, for years. Where you live and where your likely to go is at their fingertips.
While many consider Eric Snowden a 'traitor', it's just possible that he saw enough of this to decide, from a patriotic attitude of resentment about it, to decide to blow the whistle on what the American public was being set up for.
Posted 409 days ago.
Does that indicate you are Marie G. McIntyre Ph.D., and your shingle is out ?
Posted 409 days ago.
r1kra8- are you think'n 'bout hanging out a shingle?
Posted 409 days ago.
All I see is nothing in it that says a thing about microchips.
What I do see is this, "life-supporting, or life-sustaining" which has nothing at all to do with the microchips you are talking about. Devices that it is talking about would be pace makers and the like.
Now if you would like to try again and show where it specifically states that microchips will be implanted, we all would love to see it.
But for now, you have failed to show that microchips will be used based on your own citation because microchips are not life-supporting, or life-sustaining.
Posted 410 days ago.
All I see is nothing in it that says a thing about microchips.
What I do see is this, "life-supporting, or life-sustaining" which has nothing at all to do with the microchips you are talking about. Devices that it is talking about would be pace makers and the like.
Now if you would like to try again and show where it specifically states that microchips will be implanted, we all would love to see it.
But for now, you have failed to show that microchips will be used based on your own citation because microchips are not life-supporting, or life-sustaining.
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Aalim Middle Eastern Dance is a new Middle Eastern dance academy that is originally from London, then St. Louis and now right here in Davis. It teaches the various "cabaret" styles of Raks Sharki/ Oriental dance #bellydance# as well as folkloric styles from many different countries. Classes are taught by Lili who has 10 years of performing experience in St. Louis, MO as well as San Juan, PR as well as 4 years of teaching experience with Aalim Dance Co. Classes are for all ages, shapes and sizes and are meant for both total beginners and those that have already had some experience with bellydance. Classes are held independently at Barbara's Dancing Tonight Studio on Sundays from 8:30-9:30pm. Classes cost 6 for $50 #$8.33/ class# or a drop-in rate of $10/ class. Private lessons also available. You can contact LILI at email@example.com.
DAVIS STAGES "Where Ideas Move" Jazz - Tap - Ballet - Children Classes to Adult - All Levels Welcomed! Visit STAGES or "Like" us on Facebook to unlock the possibilities! Stages Dance Studio
The Davis International Folk Dancers is an underground remnant of the 1950s and 60s folk dance movement where dances from Bulgaria, Israel, Greece, Armenia, and other countries with strange and wonderful dance traditions are given new life. The leaders of the group teach a class most Sunday evenings at the Davis Art Center, 7pm to 10pm, with all requests during the last hour. The dances range from simple to complex, from exotic to more popular. The members also make appearances at other locations and times for specific types of dance, such as Davis Israeli Dancing and Balkan folk dancing.
Fiesta DanceN' Fitness also known as FDF, is a dance studio, fitness gym, holistic health club and multi-cultural arts center. It is a space where students and instructors can come together to share common interests in promoting complete health, developing physical fitness, sharing music, studying international dance, and appreciating cultural diversity. Fiesta Dance N' Fitness; mission is to encourage fun fitness for overall well-being, and to also promote respect for other cultures through World Arts Education. Check the online schedule http://fdfcenter.com/fdfschedule.php for updates on classes, workshops and seminars.
Spotlight Dance & Fitness - A ballroom, latin, and swing dance studio in West Sacramento. About a 10 minute drive from Davis, with a very friendly and supportive group of students and staff. The instructors here are all professional dancers and instructors, so whether you are a complete beginner, or a seasoned veteran, you are sure to get a quality dance education at Spotlight. Many Davisites and UCD students take classes here.
Pamela Trokanski Dance Workshop and Performing Arts Center offers a variety of classes, including Modern/Contemporary, Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Hip Hop, Dance Team, Belly Dance, Fire Dance, Zumba, and Classes for children ages 4-6, and more. It is the school for the Pamela Trokanski Dance Theatre. The experienced, thirteen member, faculty brings both breadth and depth to a dancer's training. In addition to ongoing technique classes, the Dance Workshop also offers a wide range of summer dance intensives. For more information, visit our web site at http://www.trokanski.com.
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SANTA CLARITA, Calif. – Despite the ambiguity of their postseason fate, The Master's College women's soccer team continues to make its season one for the record books by boasting two athletes on the 2013 Women's Soccer GSAC Scholar-Athlete list.
Representing the Lady Mustangs are Natasha Coyle (La Habra, CA) and Devon Goff (Santa Clarita, CA). To qualify, an athlete must be a junior or senior academically and have a cumulative GPA of 3.50 or greater.
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I LOVED indierecon this year. Thank you for all your hard work in supporting this community and helping us on our own indie journeys. I would love to see more about how to take who we are and what we do and mold it into a marketable brand that we'll love to share. It's been hard for me to figure out where to start and how to make it work.ReplyDelete
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Let's try this again ... I can honestly say I learned a lot from IndieReCon this year, and have really enjoyed this week's Marketing Mania. Keep up the good work! I'd like to see more on using social media, especially for those of us who're strapped for time.ReplyDelete
Posts on Marketing and Branding are what I've found the most useful. :)ReplyDelete
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I just wanted to thank all of you! I've learned a lot and am looking forward to IndieReCon 14. Have a great day!ReplyDelete
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IEEE Computer Society Adds Peer Review to Its Comprehensive Conference Publishing Services
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 6 September 2013 – IEEE Computer Society Conference Publishing Services (CPS) now offers a peer-review system to make the process of vetting conference papers easier and more convenient for organizers.
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2006-07: Finished 26th in the 1,650-yard freestyle (18:02.37) at the CAA Championships.
2005-06: Placed 15th in the 1,650 free (17.45.42) and finished 20th in the 500 free (5:12.99) at the CAA Championships... named to the AD's Honor Roll, Dean's List and earned the CAA Commissioner's Award both semesters.
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