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Chris Johnson (Keynote)
Twitter : @loungeflyz
Chris Johnson is an avid developer, speaker, author and is a Group Product Manager on the Office 365 team at Microsoft in Redmond where he leads a team focused on making Office 365, SharePoint and Office a great place for ISVs and developers to build solutions and applications.
Chris moved to Redmond from New Zealand in 2007 to work on the software engineering team on the SharePoint 2010 release. Chris' background is in Microsoft software development and enjoys all things technical. He is a speaker at numerous conferences around the world such as Tech.Ed, the SharePoint Conference, PDC, SharePoint Best Practices Conference, SharePoint Evolution and many smaller community events. Chris co-authored "Beginning SharePoint 2013 development" for Wrox in 2013, holds a Bachelor of Computer Science & enjoys throwing himself out of perfectly good airplanes from time to time.
Steve Smith (MVP – Keynote)
Twitter : @SteveSmithCK
Steve is the owner of Combined Knowledge an 11 year old global Education, Support and Adoption company around SharePoint and collaboration products. Steve has been around IT and Microsoft products for far too long and has followed the transformation of SharePoint from its earliest days to the new mix of Cloud / Hybrid and On Premises deployments and is looking forward to visiting Branson to share his insights and experience. http://combined-knowledge.com
Brian Alderman
Twitter : @brianalderman
Brian has been focused on helping IT Pros and Database Administrators (DBAs) better understand core Microsoft technologies for over 25 years. As an industry-recognized consultant, author and conference speaker, Brian's expertise and designs range across Microsoft operating systems; SharePoint, SQL Server, and Active Directory. A frequent presenter at SharePoint Conferences around the world, he has authored or contributed to several SharePoint, SQL Server, and other technical books, and is a MCSE, MCT, and MCITP: SharePoint and SQL Server Administrator. Brian has a BS and MS in Computer Information Systems where he graduated summa cum laude from Regis University of Colorado Springs and lives in Scottsdale, AZ where he enjoys playing golf year round and traveling around the world.
Becky Bertram (MVP)
Twitter : @beckybertram
Becky is the owner of Savvy Technical Solutions, a SharePoint consulting firm based in St. Louis. A Microsoft alumnus, Becky has over 15 years of consulting experience. She not only has numerous Microsoft certifications, but she also has been named a Microsoft SharePoint MVP 5 years in a row. Becky has helped author several Microsoft exams and is co-author of the book Wrox SharePoint Six-in-One. You can frequently find Becky teaching SharePoint class at Washington University, or speaking at SharePoint user groups and conferences around the country. You can read Becky's blog at http://www.savtechsol.com/Education/BeckysBlog or follow her on Twitter at @beckybertram.
Tamara Bredemus
Twitter : @tamarabred
Tamara Bredemus is a SharePoint Consultant with RBA, Inc., where her experience working with SharePoint, SharePoint Designer and InfoPath helps clients get the most out of their SharePoint deployment. Prior to consulting at RBA, Inc., Tamara used her teaching skills as a Senior Technical Instructor with Mindsharp, process improvement skills as a Promotion Analyst at Best Buy Dotcom, and her leadership skills as the Operations Supervisor of Sunset Environmental.
Michelle Caldwell
Twitter : @shellecaldwell
Michelle is a SharePoint Solutions Architect and Director of Collaboration at Avanade. She has over 16 years of experience delivering business solutions to diverse organizations. For the past nine years, she has focused on delivering enterprise SharePoint solutions across multiple industries while leading teams that have won outstanding achievements in Web Development. She is a founding member and President of the Columbus, Ohio SharePoint User Group (BuckeyeSPUG) and actively shares her real-world experience through her blog www.shellecaldwell.com and conferences across North America. She also sits on the board of two Columbus, Ohio non-profits in support of her local technology community.
Virgil Carroll
Twitter : @vcmonkey
Virgil grew up as an Alaskan fisherman, so he knows that life, like business, can be smooth sailing one minute and stormy seas the next. His ability to stay calm and clear-headed through the storms of business has been a valuable asset to many companies and individuals throughout the years. After graduating from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks with a degree in Sports Medicine and then attaining a Masters in Instructional Design from the University of Alabama, Birmingham, Virgil decided to put his myriad talents to good use and founded High Monkey and is currently its principal human solutions architect.
Victor Chataboon
Twitter : @Victor_Chat
A SharePoint MCTS with over 20 years of IT Enterprise experience with backgrounds in support, training, administration and architecture in various business industries. IT industry experiences include end user, support, training, administration and infrastructure architecture and implementation. Active in the SharePoint community with the Houston SharePoint User Group (H-SPUG). Founder and past organizer for the SharePoint Saturday Houston events. A Director of the Houston Cloud Computing User Group. Advisor for the SPS Events. Supporting other user groups and technical communities across the US in their formation and mentoring of user groups and events.
Liam Cleary (MVP)
Twitter : @helloitsliam
Over 13 years ago Liam started his IT Career, he now works as a Solution Architect for Protiviti in Virginia. His core focus is to ensure that SharePoint can either natively or with minimal customization meet the business requirement. He is also an eight time SharePoint MVP focusing on Architecture but also crosses the boundary into Development. He can often be found at user groups or conferences speaking, offering advice or just spending time in the community or teaching his kids how to code, raspberry PI programming, hacking the planet and building Lego robots.
Cathy Dew (MVP)
Twitter : @catpaint1
Cathy Dew (MCTS) is a Consultant at Planet Technologies, Graphic Designer and SharePoint MVP based out of Huntsville, Alabama. She focuses primarily on branding and user experience and how it relates to the SharePoint platform. However she also works with SharePoint from a general End User and Business Analyst perspective as well, defining requirements and governance as needed. She has worked on many SharePoint installations to brand SharePoint and make it look "Not like SharePoint". Cathy has started and run a number of SharePoint User Groups and is involved with the Women in SharePoint group. She has presented sessions on SharePoint branding at user groups, SharePoint Saturday events, conferences, and training sessions.
Stephanie Donahue
Twitter : @stephkdonahue
Stephanie is a partner and consultant at PAITgroup, with a focus on helping organizations leverage their investment in SharePoint to create and maximize ROI. As a MCITP she has been setting a strategic path from discovery to successful implementations using an innovative approach and consistent methodology. Stephanie is an active blogger and event speaker with over 7 years of experience in SharePoint projects from basic deployments to information architecture, content management, and business process automation. You can follow Stephanie at @stephkdonahue on Twitter or read her blog at http://stephkdonahue.com
Roy Donaldson
Twitter : @k2onk2
Roy Donaldson is a Technical Specialist for K2, a leading Business Process Management (BPM) vendor and Managed Gold Partner within the Microsoft platform. Roy has over 6 years of experience architecting and developing enterprise solutions in both the federal and commercial sectors. Prior to joining K2, his primary focus was on providing geospatial and security-driven web applications on the Microsoft platform. At K2, he advises clients on creating more efficient and transparent organizations through effective Business Process Automation and Business Process Reengineering. He holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Florida State University.
Thomas Duff
Twitter : @duffbert
Thomas Duff (aka "Duffbert") works for a large health insurance company in the Pacific Northwest, and has 20 years of experience working with and developing applications with collaborative technologies such as Microsoft SharePoint and IBM Lotus Notes. He works closely with the business customers, translating their needs and ideas into technology solutions, filtering them from the "techno-speak" that often creates barriers between business and IT areas. He is a two-time published author on instant messaging technologies, and has written a large number of articles for various technology publications. He's also spoken at international user group gatherings and large conferences, the most recent being SP24, the 24-hour virtual online SharePoint Conference in April of 2014.
Theresa Eller
Twitter : @SharePointMadam
Theresa Eller is a Houston-based SharePoint analyst, speaker, and blogger with experience in SharePoint implementation, administration, support, and training. Prior to following her passion for SharePoint, Theresa spent 11 years as a corporate trainer and holds a Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning with Technology. She is also a member of Toastmasters International and serves as the speaker chair for the Houston SharePoint User Group. In addition to attending SharePoint events, Theresa enjoys cooking, bowling, and roller skating.
John Ferringer
Twitter : @ferringer
John is a SharePoint IT Professional with over ten years of experience administering and supporting SharePoint technologies and has spent over sixteen years working in the information technology consulting industry. He has worked with Microsoft Online Services (MSO) since 2008 and is a Microsoft Delta Force Ranger for Office 365. John co-authored the "SharePoint 2010 Disaster Recovery Guide" in September, 2010 (http://tinyurl.com/SPDR2010book) and the "SharePoint 2007 Disaster Recovery Guide" in January, 2009 (http://www.tinyurl.com/SPDRbook). He is a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) and a Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) for several Microsoft server products and platforms, including SharePoint 2007, 2010 and 2013, System Center Operations Manager 2007, and Hyper-V Server.
Kim Frehe
Twitter : @kimfrehe
Kim Frehe is a SharePoint Solutions Specialist who has been solving complex business problems in innovative ways since 2001. She is very passionate about SharePoint and prides herself on building solutions with the end users' perspective in mind. Her specialties include workflows, content types, out-of-the-box web parts and making SharePoint as user-friendly as possible to help users be more productive, efficient and get the most of SharePoint.
Ruven Gotz (MVP)
Twitter : @ruveng
Ruven is a Director with Avanade, Microsoft's Global Partner. As a Microsoft SharePoint MVP with over 20 years of IT industry experience, Ruven has spent the past nine years delivering award-winning SharePoint solutions for a wide range of clients. Working as a Business Analyst and Information Architect, Ruven is able to apply his eclectic education and varied experience in Psychology, Computer Science, Economics, Software Development and Training to get to the heart of complex problems. Ruven is a great communicator who is able to discuss technology concepts in language that is relevant to his audience, whether they are from IT or business. He has become a leader in the use of visual tools to help his clients and team members achieve shared understanding of problems and goals and shared commitment towards implementing a successful solution.
Ruven recently authored "Practical SharePoint 2010 Information Architecture." He lives in Toronto and can be found on Tuesday nights in the summer racing his 24' sailboat "In the Groove." Ruven's blog is at spinsiders.com/ruveng.
Lori Gowin (Microsoft Speaker)
Twitter : @LoriGowin
Lori is a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer specializing in SharePoint. Since 1999, she has been supporting and managing Microsoft products and technologies. The last six years have been focused on SharePoint and the Microsoft Office Professional Suite. She has created InfoPath and SharePoint solutions in various industries. Lori lives in Birmingham, Ala. with her husband and two sons. When not working with SharePoint, she enjoys reading, traveling, and watching sports. She is currently serving as a co-chairperson for the Birmingham SharePoint User Group.
Sarah Haase
Twitter : @sarahhaase
Sarah Haase is an information architect and corporate librarian with more than 15 years of knowledge management, technical writing, and business process re-engineering experience. From building wikis and other online knowledge bases to supporting content management system implementations, Sarah has focused on using technology to enable efficient information storage/retrieval. Her SharePoint specialties include user adoption, governance, business process automation and documenting SharePoint's Return On Investment (ROI). To date, these efforts have netted more than $1 million in annual cost savings.
Eric Harlan (Microsoft Speaker)
Twitter : @ericharlan
In between searching the planet high and low for the best skiing conditions, deepest powder and crazy "steeps", Eric Harlan spends most of his time in the technology field. Eric has been in the I.T. industry for ten years, and heavily involved with SharePoint for six years. Starting from a developer role, Eric has moved on to a more architectural role with a focus on configuration and server implementation. Never forgetting his developer roots, he still jumps in when needed to pick up the slack on custom dev needs. As a SharePoint Premier Field Engineer for Microsoft Eric is the first on the ground to troubleshoot SharePoint issues as well as kick off proactive engagements. Eric is involved with many volunteer organizations from SharePoint Saturdays, Global SharePoint users group, and educational code camps to President and Co-Founder of the Baltimore SharePoint Users group. Eric also does many speaking events revolving around SharePoint. Topics range from SharePoint Development, InfoPath development tricks and gotchas to basic SharePoint sessions for the end user.
Mike Henthorn
Twitter: @mhenthorn
Mike Henthorn is a Consultant at Covenant Technology Partners specializing in SharePoint Architecture. With primary focus on designing and implementing new environments, he also focuses heavily on upgrades and migrations to SharePoint and Office 365. Mike has worked for more than fifteen years in the Information Technology field; working with SharePoint since 2005 where he started with Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 (WSS) and SharePoint Portal Server 2003. Mike holds Certifications in SharePoint 2013, 2010, & 2007. When not working you can find Mike hanging with his family, 4 wonderful children and wife of 23 years. You can follow him on his blog at http://mhenthorn.blogspot.com and also on Twitter at @mhenthorn.
Jason Himmelstein(MVP)
Twitter : @sharepointlhorn
Jason is a SharePoint Server MVP and ITPro Solutions Architect with more than 15 years of experience working with Microsoft and related technologies. With a passion for technology, Jason has spent the past eight years dedicated to SharePoint, becoming a recognized expert in the field. Jason has successfully architected solutions for up to 120,000 users and maintains an active speaking schedule, addressing conferences in the United States and Canada. He is the Senior Technical Director for SharePoint at Atrion, a New England-based consulting firm.
Jason is the co-author of "Developing Business Intelligence Apps for SharePoint." He also is one of the organizers of New Hampshire SharePoint Users Group, New Hampshire Windows Phone Users Group, and SharePoint Saturday New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Outside of this crazy working world, he is a happily married father of two boys, a die-hard Texas Longhorns and San Antonio Spurs fan.
Jim Bob Howard
Twitter : @jbhoward
Jim Bob Howard is first a husband and father. For fun, he gets to go to work and play with SharePoint. Jim Bob has invested almost 20 years in software development and website management for companies of all sizes. For the last 5 years, he has applied his expertise to SharePoint UX/UI Development, which he currently does as part of the Planet Technologies Team in the DC area.
Sandra Mahan
Twitter : @smahan14
Sandra Mahan has over 20 years of experience in all aspects of Human Resources including staffing, analytics, employee relations, and benefits but her passion lies in the technology-side of the industry. She is now the SharePoint Team Lead at the company she works for and is looked to as a resource by many departments to provide quick, user-friendly applications utilizing SharePoint 2010 and InfoPath 2010. She has spoken at SharePoint Saturdays in Branson, MO and Redmond, WA. In addition, the SharePoint Evolution Conference in London, SharePoint Live! 360 in Orlando, FL and SP24 (The 24-hour SharePoint Conference online).
Jennifer Ann Mason (MVP)
Twitter : @jennifermason
As a SharePoint Server MVP, Jennifer has spent the last several years consulting others on best practices for implementing business solutions using SharePoint technologies. She is passionate about SharePoint and loves using out-of-the-box features to bring immediate ROI to her clients. She has worked with a range of companies, leading teams responsible for design, implementation and maintenance of SharePoint environments. When she isn't riding the slide at her new company, Rackspace Hosting, Jennifer focuses on strategy, planning, governance and sharing her knowledge with the SharePoint community. After a recent move to the Lone Star State from Ohio, where she was a founding member of the Columbus, Ohio SharePoint Users group, Jennifer is learning how to be a true Texan, cowboy boots and all.
Sean McDonough
Twitter : @spmcdonough
Sean is the "Lead Bitsmith" and owner of Bitstream Foundry, a software and custom-development company based in Cincinnati. Sean has been developing software and crafting solutions for more than two decades, and he has focused on Microsoft's SharePoint platform since 2004. Sean possesses a somewhat eclectic set of SharePoint skills that come from time spent in a diverse set of roles, including consultant, product manager, solution architect, team lead, administrator, and platform evangelist. Sean is an author, blogger and frequent speaker/instructor at SharePoint conferences, user groups, and similar events all over North America. He can be reached through his blog, SharePointInterface.com.
Naomi Moneypenny
Twitter : @nmoneypenny
Naomi Moneypenny is CTO at Synxi (a ManyWorlds brand) where she leads the development team for the adaptive recommendations & learning engine for SharePoint and other social business systems such as Yammer and Tibbr. Previously, Naomi was a business and IT strategist at Shell working on technology forecasting and collaboration. She has a Masters degree in Astrophysics as well as graduating in executive programs in strategy and M&A from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management. She holds over 30 patents in the area of adaptive systems and machine learning and is a well-known speaker internationally, and in 2014 she was recognized as one of the Top 25 SharePoint Influencers. Follow her on twitter @nmoneypenny and her blog is http://naomimoneypenny.com
Brad Orluk
Twitter : @bradorluk
Brad is a Nintex Technical Evangelist with over 10 years of IT architecture, administration and sales experience. As an Information Architect at a Fortune 500, he has worked on business and IT process improvement and automation on a variety of real world global projects and productivity initiatives. Brad's unique technical, yet business focused, background gives him the ability to help users leverage their SharePoint investments to drive value and increase adoption across their businesses
Wes Preston (MVP)
Twitter : @idubbs
Wes is a SharePoint Server MVP and an independent SharePoint consultant. He works primarily as a SharePoint product specialist and solution designer, helping align business needs with the SharePoint platform and guiding organizations through the use of best practices. Wes has been a developer, IT Pro, consultant and technology evangelist for more than 15 years. He is co-author of "SharePoint 2010 Six-in-One" and "SharePoint 2010: Creating and Implementing Real-World Projects," a speaker, and a community leader in the Twin Cities, Minn.
Mark Rackley
Twitter : @mrackley
Mark is a Senior Consultant for CapSpire, LLC with more than 19 years of experience designing and developing software solutions. Mark's daily responsibilities include forging the direction of solution architecture and development projects for clients while providing the best solutions for clients' unique problems. As a globally recognized SharePoint geek, Mark is an active blogger, presenter, author (and bacon aficionado) who is eager to lend his real-world knowledge of SharePoint to all who need it.
In addition to speaking at various SharePoint conferences, Mark is the organizer of SharePoint Saturday Ozarks and can be found speaking at as many Saturday events as his professional and family life will allow. Mark engages his audiences with humor, real-world stories from the trenches, and practical solutions. For more information, read his blog at www.SharePointHillbilly.com.
Corey Roth (MVP)
Twitter : @coreyroth
Corey Roth is an independent SharePoint consultant specializing in solutions in the Oil & Gas Industry. Corey is a four-time recipient of the Microsoft MVP award in SharePoint Server. Corey has always focused on rapid adoption of new Microsoft technologies including SharePoint 2013, Office 365, and Visual Studio 2013. When it comes to SharePoint, he specializes in ECM, Enterprise Search, and Apps. As an active member of the SharePoint community, he often speaks at conferences, events, and user groups. Corey has a blog at (www.dotnetmafia.com) where he posts about the latest technology and SharePoint. Corey is a member of the board for the Houston SharePoint Users Group. He has also recently founded an App development company called SP2 (www.sp2apps.com), specializing in apps for SharePoint 2013.
Scott Shearer
Twitter : @scottjshearer
Scott Shearer is a SharePoint evangelist and developer with Haystax Technology (formerly FlexPoint Technology) in Reston, VA. Scott has over 20 years' experience in the IT industry implementing Microsoft products and technologies. He has held positions ranging from systems administrator to developer to trainer. Scott has held the MCSE, MCSD, MCDBA and MCT certifications. Currently, he is a SharePoint consultant providing innovative and cost effective solutions leveraging out of the box functionality. Scott is also known for mentoring and training site collection administrators and frequently conducts SharePoint overview sessions for end users. He is a frequent SharePoint Saturday speaker including events in DC, Louisville, Virginia Beach, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, New York City and Chicago. Scott will be speaking in April 2014 at SPTechCon in San Francisco and has been published on NothingButSharePoint.com
Eric Shupps (MVP)
Twitter : @eshupps
Eric is a SharePoint Server MVP, and the founder and president of BinaryWave, a global provider of SharePoint managed services. Eric has worked with SharePoint products and technologies since 2001 as a consultant, administrator, architect, developer and trainer. He is also a sponsor of the Dallas/Ft. Worth SharePoint Community group, participating member of the U.K. SharePoint User Group, and president of the International SharePoint Professionals Association.
Eric has authored numerous articles on SharePoint, speaks at user groups and conferences around the world, and publishes a popular SharePoint blog at www.sharepointcowboy.com.
Jay Simcox
Twitter : @jaysimcox
Jay is a Senior Consultant at Summit 7 Systems based in Huntsville, AL. He has been designing, implementing and managing SharePoint solutions for customers in the Federal, State and Local Government sectors since the dark, lonely days of SharePoint Portal Server (SPS) 2003. Jay is an avid speaker, trainer, educator, incredibly poor golfer and a co-author of the Microsoft SharePoint 2013 Pocket Guide. He speaks when the opportunity presents itself and thrives on sharing his knowledge and experience.
Rick Taylor
Twitter : @slkrck
Rick is a SharePoint architect and has assisted numerous, large companies in their implementations including the US Air Force, Charles Schwab, and Nestle. He is a published author, co-author, and contributing author. Rick worked for Microsoft on the Platform Engineering Team for BPOS, and is now a Senior Technical Architect for Perficient. Rick is based in Phoenix, AZ and is an avid Triathlete (Clydesdale class), enjoys playing chess and is active in the Boy Scouts of America
Jeremy Thake (Microsoft Speaker)
Twitter : @jthake
Jeremy is a newly appointed Technical Product Manager at Microsoft responsible for the Visual Studio Developer story for Office 365 development. Previously he worked at AvePoint Inc, a large ISV as the Chief Architect shipping two Apps to the Office Store. He has been heavily involved in the SharePoint community since 2006 and was awarded the SharePoint MVP award 4 years in a row before retiring the title to move to Microsoft.
JD Wade
Twitter : @jdwade
JD Wade has been providing solutions using various Microsoft products in the St. Louis area for over 15 years. J.D.'s expertise is the architecture, design, deployment, and troubleshooting of SharePoint as well as interfacing with the surrounding technologies (directory services, e-mail, load balancers, DNS, SQL, WAN accelerators, etc.). J.D. has worked on the deployment of several large corporate intranet, extranet, and public-facing sites.
Steve Walker
Twitter : @sharepointing
Steve Walker is a Senior Program Manager on the Office365 Customer Adoption Team focusing on developer extensibility and application development scenarios. Steve has years of experience developing on SharePoint as well as leading teams developing enterprise solutions on the platform. Come hear from a SharePointer who has developed full trust/farm solutions for some of the largest organizations on the world and is now working to ensure that those solutions will have a path forward to the new app model.
John P. White (MVP)
Twitter : @diverdown1964
John P White is the Chief Technical Officer at UnlimitedViz Inc. He holds a Master's degree in Engineering from the University of Guelph and is a Microsoft SharePoint MVP. He is currently focused on the Microsoft SharePoint and BI platforms and remains current with both platforms. He is a frequent speaker at user groups and conferences, and he blogs as actively as possible at. John lives in Guelph, Ontario, and is the father of 3 boys, is an avid scuba diver, and a budding photographer, both under and above the water. Samples of his work can be found at http://www.flickr.com/wpages.
Rob Windsor (MVP)
Twitter : @robwindsor
Rob Windsor is a Lead SharePoint Consultant with Portal Solutions – a Microsoft Gold Partner based in DC and Boston. He has twenty years experience developing rich-client and web applications with Delphi, VB, C# and VB.NET and is currently spending a majority of his time working with SharePoint. Rob is a regular speaker at conferences, code camps, and user groups across North America and Europe. He regularly contributes articles and videos to MSDN, TechNet, and the Pluralsight On-Demand library and is the co-author of Professional Visual Basic 2012 and .NET 4.5 for Wrox. Rob is the founder and past-president of the North Toronto .NET User Group and has been recognized as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for his involvement in the developer community.
Miguel Wood (MCM)
Twitter : @miguelwood
Miguel is the Director, Central Region and Chief Enterprise Solutions Architect for Planet Technologies, a National Systems Integrator (NSI) and Gold Certified Partner of Microsoft. Previously, he served as President and CEO of TekFocus, also a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. Miguel's background includes consulting and mentoring organizations to better utilize technology to improve business processes. Miguel holds numerous Microsoft and industry certifications, including the Microsoft Certified Solutions Master (MCSM) in SharePoint (Charter) and being one of the first in the world to earn the prestigious Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) for SharePoint 2010. He has had the opportunity to train Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) and Product Support Specialist (PSS) roles within Microsoft around the world on various products and technologies in the Microsoft stack. His areas of focus include SQL Server, .NET programming, Security, Windows Server, and, of course, all released versions of SharePoint. Because of his broad and deep understanding of enterprise technologies, Miguel co-authored the Microsoft Press book, Microsoft SharePoint 2013: Designing and Architecting Solutions. Prior to his current positions, Miguel worked as a consultant for Sapient Corporation. He attended Louisiana State University (LSU), majoring in both Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering and is also a member of the Phi Delta Theta International Fraternity. He has been stationed and travelled around the world while being raised and serving himself in the United States Army for over five years as an Airborne Infantryman (Paratrooper). He resides in Dallas with his wife and two sons and enjoys singing rock music in his limited spare time.


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I have a model 12-2 4inch barrel that I got back in the seventies which has a name of a gun shop marked on the underside of the barrel at the end. The stamp reads VALLEY GUN LA CA. I tried the s&w forum and got some info about import marks and it being made in 1971. I bought this from a wholesale store in Cincinnati, Ohio and recall that they also sold model 10 that I believe were police revolvers from China. They had a lanyard loop on the butt. I know this model 12-2 isn't worth that much but I have wondered about the gun shop marked on the barrel. There is a wealth of info on this forum and I would sure like to find out about the markings. Thanks in advance. Best regards
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I think if a gun is exported from the US and then is imported back into the US the importer is required by Fed law to permanently mark the gun to identify the import entity. I think you have one of these guns.
Thanks Cane You'r right on. I contacted a friend who bought a model 10 about the same time that I purchased this model 12. The name of the store was Swallen's in Cincinnati Ohio. His model 10 has the same mark under the barrel as mine. Thanks again for the info. Best regards


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Finding the Best All-in-One Printer of 2014
With more people resorting to their computers for their tasks, the demands on these machines are becoming more and more sophisticated over the years. In order to keep up, both hardware and software have significantly improved, with these improvements making the computer an even more potent machine. One example of hardware that has become an important fixture in homes, offices, and businesses is the printer. More printers are coming out on the market, with each of them having unique sets of features that aim to please any kind of customer. With this in mind, this list is composed of our recommendations for the best all-in-one printer of 2014 is. Read on and find out which printer you should purchase for this year.
Shopping for a printer can be somewhat tricky. However, taking note of these features would ensure that you won't lose your way as you shop. A true all-in-one printer should have these 3 characteristics first: a printer, a scanner, and a copier. From there, you can start taking a look at more advanced features. Wireless printing is now considered as standard fare, especially for the high-end printers. You also got to look at the size and capacity of your printer. The right size/capacity depends on how large and busy your office space is. Lastly, you got to check out factors such as print resolution, ink life, and energy efficiency.
Noting all these, here is the list of the best all-in-one printers of 2014. Each of the products mentioned in this article is awesome in their own unique way. Their traits are written in detail in each profile. It would then be up to you to choose which printer would be the best one for your needs. Just rest assured that each of these products passed almost all reviews they're featured in with flying colors.
Top rated all in one printers 2014 – Comparison Table
Product | Technical Details | Price | Our rating | Best Price on: |
Brother MFC9130CW Wireless All-in-One Color Printer | Copying Scanning Color Fax Wireless | $$$$$ | A+ | AMAZON.COM |
HP OfficeJet Pro 8620 Wireless Color Photo Printer | Auto-Document Feeder | $$$$ | A | AMAZON.COM |
Epson Workforce WF-3540 Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer | Copying Scanning Fax | $$$ | B+ | AMAZON.COM |
Canon Pixma MG7120 Wireless Color Photo All-in-One Printer | Integrated Card Reader Touch Sensitive Screen | $$$ | B | AMAZON.COM |
Epson Workforce WF-3520 Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer | Network-ready | $$$ | B+ | AMAZON.COM |
Epson Expression Home XP-410 Small-in-One All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer | Copying Scanning Color Wireless | $$ | B | AMAZON.COM |
Brother MFC9130CW Wireless All-in-One Color Printer
At first glance, this is a printer that has all-in-one written all over it. It houses just about every feature you come to expect in a printer. Designed for those managing small businesses, it has a price tag that fits the budgets of those at said market. It has the ability to print at a resolution of 600 x 2400 dpi and the ability to scan at a resolution of up to 1200 x 2400 dpi. It has a variety of connectivity options, enabling you to connect with devices via USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Cloud, and other wireless means. This device allows you to scan and send documents via email, and it even allows you to upload photos on sites such as Facebook and Picasa. Printing and copying speeds are rated at 19 pages per minute, which is a superb figure in every sense of the word. Last but not least, with its efficient ink use and energy-efficient sleep mode, this printer is an incredibly economical office printer option.
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HP OfficeJet Pro 8620 Wireless Color Photo Printer
This offering from HP is designed with the businessman in mind. It is capable of operating in a very efficient manner. It boasts printing speeds of up to 21 pages per minute black and white and up to 16.5 pages per minute for colored pages. It becomes even better because this printer is measured to be up to 50% more efficient in ink use compared to laser printers. In addition, at par to most of its competition, is you can print items with the help of a plethora of wireless options. You can print using your mobile phone, your tablet, or your laptop with the help of Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and other connectivity options. Other options that make printing, scanning, and faxing a breeze include automatic 2-sided printing, an automatic document feeder, and a color touch screen. Lastly, because it is Energy Star compliant, you're assured to save a lot in electricity and other expenses.
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Epson Workforce WF-3540 Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer
Epson is one of the leading names when it comes to printers. The claim that it has the world's fasted 2-sided printing system makes at automatically eligible on the shortlist of the best all-in-one printer of 2014. More than its speed, there are many reasons why people would absolutely love using this printer in the workplace. With its duplex system and its ability to handle specialty papers and envelopes, you can multitask to your heart's content. With its touchscreen system, you can toggle various printer functions in an efficient manner. A combination of wired and wireless connectivity, together with Epson Connect, you can print and scan from virtually anywhere. To cap everything off, you can save up to 40% in ink (compared to other laser color printers) because of its efficient inkjet printing system. The WF-3540 is a speed demon that has value beyond its speed.
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Canon Pixma MG7120 Wireless Color Photo All-in-One Printer
The Pixma printer line always brings something new to the table. While they are better known for their personal printers, they prove with this product that they are more than capable of creating a bona fide office printer. One unique feature it has that's garnering strong all-in-one printer reviews for 2014 is Canon's proprietary Pixma Printing Solutions (PPS) system. PPS allows users to print photos directly from websites such as Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Dropbox, and more. In addition, compatibility with Canon's Individual/Combo ink tanks allows you to replace only the inks that run out. Photo resolution in this printer is incredible, thanks to a 9600 x 2400 dpi photo resolution on printing. Last but not least, you can print using wired, plug-in (ex. memory cards), and wireless connections (ex. Wi-Fi), as well as from your mobile device with the help of the AirPrint system.
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Epson Workforce WF-3520 Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer
The Epson Workforce series is making a name for itself with its superior printing capabilities and versatility. And while the WF-3540 (the Epson model that was reviewed earlier) was receiving a lot of well-deserved praises, the WF-3520 is not all that far behind in terms of features. You can consider this as a smaller version of the WF-3540, meaning it can fit flush on small offices that demand maximum management of space. While paper capacity is down to 250 pages and the touchscreen is downsized to 2.5 inches, we know for sure that most users won't mind this downscaling. With Epson Connect, various connectivity options, and efficient printing, just about everything that you love with the Epson Workforce series is here. Everything that made the Workforce a great all-in-one printer is in the WF-3520, albeit in a slightly smaller package. If you want a compact printer, this is definitely the one for you.
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Epson Expression Home XP-410 Small-in-One All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer
This is the only printer in this list that doesn't implicitly classifies itself as an office printer. Instead, this printer carries all the things that make all-in-one printers what they are and make it all work in a design that's a better fit at homes. One reason why it's getting high all-in-one printer reviews for 2014 is its compact size. Thanks to Epson's proprietary Small-in-One design system, the XP-410 can fit in small confines without sacrificing much of its functional versatility. It is still capable of printing, copying, and scanning files. While some people may bemoan that it doesn't have customary all-in-one features such as fax, this product is not intended to be that printer. The Expression XP-410 is an all-in-one printer designed for home use. For the purpose it was made, it can be said that this product is a definite success.
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HP Officejet Pro 8610 Wireless Color Photo Printer
This printer designed for business purposes has a lot of features that should intrigue anyone who wants to have a great office printer. The 8610 provides the perfect middle ground between the compact 4630 and the top-of-the line 8630, both in terms of features and price. Like most all-in-one printers, the 8610 is capable of printing, scanning, copying, and sending/receiving fax. It is one of the fastest printers in its class, capable of printing up to 19 pages per minute in black and white. It also has a 2.65 inch touchscreen that makes it much easier to toggle from function to function. The input tray can hold up to 250 pieces of paper, good for most office settings. With wireless connectivity, you can print stuff coming from your mobile device. Combine all these features, and it's not that big of a surprise that it's one of the best all-in-one printers for 2014.
Printers are becoming more and more advanced with each passing year. This year, the selection of printers for home, office, and business use is very deep. An all-in-one printer provides users with all kinds of freedom when it comes to functionality. The best all-in-one printer for 2014 for your needs would ultimately be decided by what you look for in a printer. However, the recommended all-in-one printers here are the best choices you can possibly arrive at.


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Ended Up More Asymmetrical Than Before. - New Philadelphia, PA
My legitimate concern about my rhinoplasty looking "botched" was dismissed. I was "looking for perfection" (untrue). I need to get revision rhinoplasty now.
5 out of 5 stars Tummy Tuck
I Feel Pretty for the First Time In My Life-Was 21 Years Old When Had Tummy Tuck - Ardmore, PA
Dr. Bucky is absolutely outstanding. He really knows what he is talking about and has his patients best interests in mind. His staff are so professional and courteous. His nurses are incredible and are always available to answer questions. I had my surgery done at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia and stayed overnight in what is called the pavilion that he suggested would be a good idea. I cannot even imagine how I would have survived that first night without staying in the hospital. A tip I would give to anyone getting a tummy tuck in the future is to stay in the hospital for the first night if possible. Many websites say you need someone to stay with you for a week if you live alone. I really disagree from this and believe you should have someone who can take care of you for the first two weeks at least. *Note-the procedure cost does not include how much anesthesia cost as well as the stay in the hospital for one night.
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Best Breasts - Philadelphia, PA
Dr. Bucky was my fathers doctor before he went into plastic surgery I believe... it's been so long I'm not positive... I know I heard the name from my father, then did some research and so happy I picked him!
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Anxious, Excited, Nervous...aaahhhh! - Philadelphia, PA
So far so good! I can't say enough about my doc and his team! Everyone came in to introduce themselves to me before the surgery. So comforting! Such perfectionists! Love him!
4 out of 5 stars Radiesse
Radiesse: 34 No More!-Philadelphia
I was handled with care and respect. Very professional. But would not say the cheapest. These people know what they are doing.


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Traded as | ESPN Events |
Industry | Media |
Genre | Sports |
Predecessor | Creative Sports Ohlmeyer Communications Corporation |
Headquarters | Charlotte, NC |
Key people
Pete Derzis, GM, Sr. VP |
Services | Television syndication |
Parent | ESPN Inc. |
ESPN Regional Television, Inc., currently operating under the name ESPN Events, is also called ESPN Regional or ESPN Plus (ERT), is an American television program syndicator. ERT is based along with sister network ESPNU in Charlotte, North Carolina. Prior to its purchase by ESPN, this sports package's syndicator was known as Creative Sports, which in turn merged with Don Ohlmeyer's Ohlmeyer Communication Corporation (OCC) Sports, or OCC Sports. Through its division ESPN Events, the corporation also organizes sporting events for broadcast across the ESPN family of networks, including, most prominently, a group of college football bowl games.
Most of ESPN's syndicated broadcasts were previously presented under the on-air name ESPN Plus. However, the brand has since been phased out from its productions in favor of conference brands, such as SEC TV and the Big 12 Network.
Creative Sports, Inc., a North Carolina based sports syndicator, was owned and built by Bray Cary. ESPN Inc. purchased Creative Sports, Inc. and OCC Sports, Inc. in the mid-1990s.[1]
ESPN Regional Television was formed in 1996 combining Creative Sports and OCC Sports under the direct of Chuck Gerber and Loren Matthews.[1] On March 12, 1999, ESPN Regional Television was incorporated in New York State.[2]
In January 2000, Loren Matthews move to ABC Sports. ERT by February 2000 acquired all production rights to the Arena Football League even for The Nashville Network broadcasts over its own unit World Sports Enterprises.[1]
In 2001, ESPN Regional Television moved beyond broadcasting college bowls with the purchase of the Las Vegas Bowl.[3]
In August 2008, ESPN Regional secured sports broadcast right for a 15 year from the Southeastern Conference formerly held by Raycom Sports syndicating them under the "SEC Network" brand with some games to ESPNU beginning in 2009 and ESPN and ESPN2 as the "SEC on ESPN".[4][5]
ESPN Regional Television produces and syndicates broadcasts from the following conferences:
Games air on broadcast stations, regional sports networks, and on ESPN GamePlan and ESPN Full Court, both of which are out of market sports packages, and also on ESPN3/WatchESPN since 2007.
ESPN Plus once had rights to Conference USA football and basketball, Mountain West Conference football and basketball, and Big Ten Conference football and basketball, but has since lost them as detailed below:
Through ERT's ESPN Events division, the group also owns and organizes sporting events for broadcast across ESPN's networks. ESPN Events organizes the following college football bowl games:[8]
ERT first got into owning Bowl games 2001 with the Las Vagas Bowl, purchased from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. The company moved in the area as they saw some of their conference partners with team that were bowl qualified but no bowl available to take them. By 2013, ERT had started two new bowl games and purchased 4 more.[3]
Most of these games (except the Armed Forces, Birmingham and Texas Bowls) are usually held before Christmas and until 2006 were branded under the name Bowl Road Trip, while ESPN telecasts after Christmas were referred to as Capital One Bowl Week. As of the 2007 bowl season, however, Bowl Week now covers all non-College Football Playoff games shown on ESPN, ESPN2, or ABC.) [10]
ESPN Events organizes the MEAC/SWAC Challenge presented by Disney, a regular season game between teams representing two conferences of historically black colleges and universities in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision.
ESPN Events also organizes college basketball events, such as the Wooden Legacy in Fullerton, California, the Jimmy V Classic in New York, the Champions Classic in Indianapolis, the Charleston Classic in South Carolina, the Diamond Head Classic in Honolulu, Hawaii, the Orlando Classic held at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, the Puerto Rico Tip-Off held in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, the Armed Forces Classic held at USCG Air Station Borinquen in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico and the SEARS BracketBusters games held in February each year. Most games in these tournaments are shown on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU; those not shown on television air on ESPN3.
In golf, ERT also produced the Champions Tour's Wendy's Champions Skins Game, which aired on ABC and ESPN2 respectively.[citation needed] The company produced the Skins Game, which they own via the purchase of OCC Sports.[1] ERT also organizes the National Golf Challenge for amateur players.
With the company's success with college tournament operation and broadcasting led to forming a college marketing division. This division provides colleges all-in-one services for selling sponsorships, local media rights and other marketing campaigns. The University of South Florida, the University of Kansas and the University of Oregon are some the divisions clients in 2000.[1]


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By Michael Herron: I find it ironic that the past three fights for the Golden Boys: Bernard Hopkins, Shane Mosley, and Oscar De La Hoya, ended the way they did. Two of the Golden Boys shined most impressively while the other suffered an epic failure. Hopkins was picked to lose to the younger stronger Kelly Pavlik but put a beating on the kid. Mosley was supposed to lose to the bigger, stronger, nothing can hurt him Antonio Margarito and beat the illegal hand wrapping out of him. De La Hoya on the other hand was the only veteran favored to win; he had all the advantages in the world against little Manny Pacquiao and gets punched around the ring like a photo shopped drag queen.. So the question is how and why De La Hoya has a statue outside of Staples Center and Hopkins and Mosley do not? I would think the two consistent winners of the Golden Boy stable should be the ones with statues. In my blunt opinion, Hopkins win over Pavlik and Mosley's win over Margarito are more impressive than any win Oscar ever had in his career. Additionally, theres also this little issue of each of them holding victories over De La Hoya himself; but most alarming is the fact that De La Hoya has come up on the losing end of big fights way to often to deserve a pre-retirement victory statue! In my view, his last great win over a highly regarded opponent was over a decade ago versus Ike Quartey! That fight marks the end of a promising early career but begins a decade of mediocrity. Before this turns into a kick Oscar while hes down review Ill end this observation by suggesting that maybe its symbolic that the statue of Oscar De La Hoya outside of Staples Center is made of Bronze. Perhaps someday in the city of Philadelphia or the township of Pomona a more precious metal will immortalize the careers of the true Golden Boys. The Moral of the Story: Precious metal should be reserved for Boxings greatest winners not its popular losers. Send comments/questions to firstname.lastname@example.com
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Many English traditions, such as bicameral government and the belief that patterned clothing summons witches, strongly shaped early American culture. Travel back to cultural and culinary roots with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $16 for $30 worth of English food and drinks
- $30 for $60 worth of English food and drinks for a minimum of four or more
Fish 'n' chips start at $11, chicken pot pie is $12, and a 12-ounce rib eye is $19. See the menu.
Chequers of La Grange
With its dark-wood storefront facing old-fashioned street lamps and the upstanding lines of the brick train station across the street, Chequers falls right into line with the village feel of downtown LaGrange. Once inside, however, it's clear that the village the pub means to evoke is somewhere deep within England: beer-battered fish and chips sizzle from the kitchen, Newcastle foams from the taps, and in back stands a red phone booth rumored to have birthed Dr. Who, Queen Elizabeth, and Winston Churchill on the same cold, gray day. On chilly nights, fireplaces burn in both the dining room and the English garden, where up to 50 carousers can gather around the 50-inch plasma TV.
unexpected english pub/restaurant. quite good.
Reviewer, Google,+ Local, 12/27/11
"Really like the charming feel and good food!"
"The food was excellent and the portions were big. We would definitely go back. "
"Good food, nice atmosphere, pleasant staff. Will definitely return."
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