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If someone constantly makes you unhappy, then you must build up the courage to let that person go. Your memories will always live on, but it's time to move on.
If I fall asleep texting you, its because I didn't want to say goodbye.
Nothing lasts forever. Forever's a lie. All we have is what's between hello and goodbye.
if you are brave enough to say goodbye life will reward you with a new hello.
– Paula Coehlo
Goodbye is the easiest thing to do if you never said hello in the first place.
Never beg people to stay against their will. Sometimes the gift of goodbye opens another door for you. Move on, and create the next chapter of your life.
Never say goodbye when you still want to try. Never give up when you still feel you can take it. Never say you don't love a person when you can't let go.
I'm letting go..so I can be free.
It seems like you have a new start, but for me it's all over, in the middle of nowhere.
Goodbye is not the end of everything but merely the beginning of something that probably can hurt or make you happy again.
Someone's value can only be realized when it is already too late. That is when he or she is gone.
Bless those who walk away from you for they are making room for those who won't.
Choose better and forget bitter!
When you and your best friend go your separate ways, don't say goodbye just say, see you in heaven!
I was on the cusp of saying goodbye; then the other half said it first.
& that made me feel even "Worse"!
But in the end. We turned out to be the best of "Friends" & now we're "Fine as fine can be".
You weren't a mistake, you were a lesson. Thanks for teaching me not to fall easy.
Say goodbye to someone, never hide it.
You said you cared about me and you said in your vows we shall stay together till we die then why did you leave me.
You left me all alone for no reason, so please don't come back with an excuse!
Take my breath away but never say "Goodbye".

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Well-rested Miller gets the call in opener with Phils
In first outing in 13 days, right-hander opposes rookie Pettibone
Shelby Miller's All-Star break was a little longer than most.
The Cardinals reworked their rotation to give Miller, who is in his first full Major League season, some extra rest. With the break, and another off-day on Monday, Miller will be pitching on Tuesday for the first time in 13 days.
Miller, 22, has already logged 104 2/3 innings in 18 starts and thinks the added breather was a smart idea. The right-hander has nine wins and a 2.92 ERA, but he did allow 10 runs in 12 2/3 innings during his final three starts before the break.
"I'm not tired. Physically, I feel great," Miller said. "I feel like I'm where I need to be. This past start I was kind of off a little bit. These sides that I've been having, I'm just working on getting the ball down and throwing strikes."
The Phillies will send Jonathan Pettibone, another young righty, to face Miller.
In his rookie campaign, Pettibone has been a rather reliable option for the Phillies. In his last three starts, a span of 17 innings, he is 2-0 with a 2.65 ERA and 18 strikeouts.
Phillies: Successful July put to test on Midwest tour
Despite dropping two of three to New York over the weekend, Philadelphia has played some good baseball this month.
Since the end of June, the Phillies are 10-6 and have won four of their five series. But that string of success will be challenged when they face the Cardinals and the Tigers, two first-place teams.
With their win over the Mets on Friday, the Phillies climbed above the .500 mark for just the second time this season, but they are back below it (49-50) after losing two in a row.
The Phillies have historically been better in the second half under manager Charlie Manuel, and if they hope to get in serious playoff contention, they're going to need that trend to continue.
"I think we're going to continue to ride our momentum, continue to ride our hot streak," center fielder John Mayberry Jr. said. "I think the team's best baseball is definitely ahead. We're getting some guys that are starting to play well. Hopefully, we just keep rolling."
• Closer Jonathan Papelbon pitched on Sunday for the first time since July 14, throwing a scoreless eighth inning with one strikeout in a 5-0 loss.
Cardinals: Matheny concerned with how Carpenter feels, not results
Right-hander Chris Carpenter had a rough outing for Triple-A Memphis on Saturday, but his pitching line is not the primary worry of manager Mike Matheny.
"Right now our main concern is how he feels," Matheny said. "And once again, I trust his evaluation as much as anything. He's a pretty honest evaluator of himself. I'm excited to talk to him and see exactly how he felt."
Carpenter allowed four runs on nine hits in 3 2/3 innings during his second Minor League start. The 2005 National League Cy Young Award winner has not pitched in the Majors this season after experiencing nerve issues prior to Spring Training. He also had trouble with his back as he tried to return.
Carpenter, who has 144 career wins, has pitched in just three Major League games since 2011.
Worth noting
• The Phillies and the Cardinals are the only two teams in the Majors with an off-day on Monday.
• Phillies catcher Erik Kratz played on Sunday in his first game since June 8 and went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts. He missed more than a month with a torn meniscus in his left knee.


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I doubt anyone will listen to me at this point, but that was not an official announcement. I wrote that email to preempt a policy decision by the Gentoo Council that would have negatively affected the goals of our nascent project. A consequence of doing fully open source development is that with the exception of issues involving the security of our infrastructure, all of our internal emails are public.
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Someone who aspires to be a ninja but never will because of their failing attempts, every time. They can also be referred to as a poser.
Johnny wanted to be a ninja but he couldn't due to his sucky ninjaness. All the little ninjas laughed at him and called him a ninjaring behind his back. Johnny was sad.
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what color did you get? im tempted by the pink one but idk if i can justify paying $78 for a tee
I copped the white
I'm Jelly! I didn't even noticed that they dropped. Great tee for the summer. Just don't rock it w/ camo shorts, too much going on. w/ some plain shorts or light pair of denim that tee is perfect.
Yeah, only shirt I had on my MUST COP list.
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It's easy listening. Make sure to read the booklet and get the spelling, that helped me with remembering the words.
"Excellent! I jot down each word..."
I love this, I got this a few years ago... I couldn't get to it sooner because not having the list of words prevented me from learning the words.
But now, I'm galvanized, inspired, I have a notebook and I jot down each word, then check its spelling online (online dictionaries, use ones u trust)... the system of pneumonics are really helpful, I like the readers, it's actually a lot more fun than reading a vocabulary list.
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There's an accompanying pamphlet to this (I wish audible had it on this page) but I found it at http://www.pulpgamer.com (mentioned in the beginning of this audio)
I have to take notes eg. don't pronounce the r's unless it's before a vowel, something like that--I have to rewind and write these tips down
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I have Learn in Your Car for all these languages. They help me with practicing word order, vocabulary and pronunciation. For the price, it is terrific!
Plus, it's a great skill enhancer. The voice says it in English, gives you time to say it in the French language, and then it says it in French as it should be. It's a wonderful way to get better at French.
BTW I'm also using Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur and Berlitz Rush Hour for both and I can easily converse with a native of these languages, and I'm just getting started. Check with me in four months :)
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I like that it includes a downloadable PDF file to read.
This works like Pimsleur, with dialogues. I would like it to be a lot longer though.
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I'm an adult learning German. I would love to have the picture book that goes with this but the downloadable transcript audible gives you is fine. I'm learning lots of new words, sentence structure etc from this book.
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He had two hits in Sunday in New York's 6-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays to pass Hall of Famer Paul Molitor and move into eighth place on the all-time hit list at 3,320. He stands fourth on the all-time American League list.
"It's special," Jeter said. "I grew up watching Paul. I played against him briefly, and I have a lot of respect for him and his career. Anytime you talk about eighth in anything, it's special, so it definitely means a lot."
Jeter is now pursuing Boston Red Sox great Carl Yastrzemski, who is in seventh place overall with 3,419 hits.
The Yankees will take on the Baltimore Orioles in their home opener Monday, but with Jeter playing his 20th and final season, it figures to be a little more special.
"I think it will be awesome," said Sunday's winning pitcher, CC Sabathia. "It's his last Opening Day at home. It's going to be something special. To have Andy (Pettitte) and Mo (Mariano Rivera) coming back, I think it will be a lot of fun."
The Yankees head home with a 3-3 record after two three-game series in Houston and Toronto.
Brett Gardner got the Yankees' first home run of the season out of the way on Sunday as New York took the rubber match from the Blue Jays, so the Bronx Bombers don't return home homerless.
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The final Twilight film finally fell from the top spot at the box office, but Gerard Butler wasn't the one to take Bella and Edward down.
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Rise of the Guardians rose to second place, with $10.5 million. Breaking Dawn Part 2 grabbed $9.2 million to follow in third place. Lincoln and Life of Pi claimed the No. 4 and No. 5 spots, taking in $9.1 million and $8.3 million, respectively.
Butler's new film, Playing for Keeps, failed to score with audiences, netting just $6 million in its opening weekend to debut in sixth place. At No. 7, Wreck-It Ralph drew $4.9 million.
Rounding out the top 10: Red Dawn (No. 8, $4.2 million), Flight (No. 9, $3.1 million) and Killing Them Softly (No. 10, $2.7 million).
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Pet supplies retailer Zooplus grows web sales 35.5% in Q1
Total sales in 2015 are expected to reach $811 million.
E-retailers fend for themselves in the wake of a data breach.
No one likes to hear of yet another network breach in which criminals steal sensitive payment card details. Not consumers, not e-retailers, not payment processors, not the banks that issue credit and debit cards. But there was more of that kind of bad news last week when payment processor Global Payments Inc. disclosed parts of its network had been hacked and that criminals made off with sensitive data from as many as 1.5 million payment cards.
While card brands Visa Inc., MasterCard Inc., Discover Financial Services and American Express Co. will deal with Global Payments, and banks will reissue thousands of credit and debit cards, e-retailers will have to contend with the breach fallout on their own. As Gartner Inc. security analyst Avivah Litan said of retailers, "They don't get any fair warning."
E-retailers can use the Global Payments breach as an impromptu reminder to reassess their fraud prevention efforts. This can be especially important for smaller e-retailers that may take a more hands-off approach and rely on their payment services providers.
If I ran an e-commerce business, I'd start first with an analysis of the fraud rate. Is it acceptable? If not, what can be done about it? What services can the payment provider supply? What can help the business without creating a headache for my customers or me?
If the fraud rate is fine, I'd still evaluate it to ensure that the resources put into keeping it low are not thwarting legitimate sales that get caught up in the anti-fraud measures.
I'd also ask what measures are in place beyond simply meeting the data security standards set by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council, commonly known as PCI. PCI compliance is a good starting point, but it's designed to protect the integrity of the payment system, not to assure that a retailer is blocking fraud without turning down good customers.
As a smaller e-retailer, I'd find out if the payment services provider offers tools to help remove sensitive payment card data so my e-commerce system does not store them. Can that be done affordably and without impeding the checkout process?
I'd also ask about any PCI or security fees appearing on my payment processing statement. What really is delivered with those fees? Are they reasonable? Are these fees truly paying for a service that helps my bottom line, or my payment provider's bottom line?
Essentially, I'd ask myself if I am doing everything possible to protect the cash flow my business must have. A company the size of Global Payments, which annually processes 5 billion global transactions, likely will survive this incident. But a smaller e-retailer that suffers a similar breach may not fare as well.
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If there's something you've bought offline that you weren't able to buy online, we're probably thinking about that.


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I just started taking it over the weekend. I'm just noticed I do sleep longer and deep, I wake up refresh but have bad dreams. I'm on 200mg before bed time. I have been suffering from panic attacks for years they were under control, until a head on collision triggered it. So it has been OK, but I have been home so let's see how it goes after a few week on it. I'll keep you all posted.
I suffered from an eating disorder and now completely recovered though still get anxiety and stress a bit! I can honestly say this is the best thing ever makes me so much more happier throughout the day! It kind of makes you a bit spacey but not to much just so that if your having bad thoughts you forget about them quickly! Only thing is it doesn't happ my sleep that much x
I have been using 5-HTP for 3 years now (50mg per day, with a 2-3 day break every couple of months) and I can honestly say it has changed my life. It makes me feel more positive during the day, so I am more active too which helps me feel better and keep my weight steady. I also find that I am more tired at the end of the day (probably because I am more active during the day) so I fall asleep quicker and generally sleep deeper at night. It is especially good during the dark winter months when I am feeling a bit down. Definitely recommended.
I was advised to take this for stress and high blood pressure as a natural remedy and since Ive been taking it I have suffered the worst cluster headaches. I never had headaches like this before. Yes I may sleep deeper but the side effects I am getting are not worth it, Id rather not sleep headache free than to sleep deep. I read alot of people take this for migraines ... I cant see how as its caused mine. Will not be using anymore.
Just started taking. Amazed how quickly it has acted. We have a lot of stress at the moment which I was not coping with. Today woke up feeling like i can't wait to get on and feel like organising things. Have not felt that for a while and it is January worst month.
I was clinically depressed for many years, to the point of being hospitalised on several occasions. I have tried many different types of antidepressants, anxiety drugs and mood stabilisers and this is the only drug that I would have reccommended out of any of them. I had no trouble with side effects, and it was easy to take. The only downside I found was that it has a period of time during which it helps (usually about 4-5 hours) and then wears off. I found taking 100mg 3x daily at certain times of day, (and keeping it to the same times every day) to be the most effective at managing my moods. If the schedual is varied or the dose is changed it can have the oppposite effect. There are no side effects if you decide you don't like it and would like to stop taking it. It is expensive but if you get a good brand, you will get what you pay for.
used for depressive/low mood time of illness and have found to be highly affective in improving emotional state. seemed to increase over time. have also had some vivid dreames since taking and have found my general imagination ability has also got better!! recomend talking to a medical profesional b4 trying though as it can react with other meds especialy some antidepresants! I have been taking holand and barrets own 50 mg tablets 1 or two a day if i remember too, for about a month and a half
I had begun to have low mood, difficulty in sleeping, irritability, tearfulness combined with recurrent migraine. i knew i need to address my mood. i have had st johns wort before (which works by the way) but st johns wort has a tendency to cause insomnia and makes me head-achy so i didn't want to try it this time. I have read about 5htp so thought i would try it. I took it on a night to begin with but it didn't help me sleep in fact it did the opposite and made me feel a little high and i found myself staring at the ceiling a lot. I changed it to the morning instead. I felt a bit 'floaty' for first few days but that passed. Within 3 or 4 days my mood had improved my headache finally lifted and i just felt calmer and happier. Things were no longer making me angry and i just felt better. I am on just 100mg daily and it seems to have done the trick. i would recommend to give it a try. I haven't noticed any side effects.
I have tried several different reputable brands of 5htp as a natural treatment for depression and I have never had any success with it. It does not make any difference to my mental state at all. It didn't work for me unfortunately. Back to the drawing board!
When I hit perimenopause, depression, anxiety and panic attacks started. The worst depression was over in 1/2 year, but anxiety, nocturnal panic attacks and insomnia went on. Especially at night and in the early morning. I tried several antidepressants, they did not work. My psych thought they provoke mania and prescribed lithium. I never took it. I first started taking 100 mg HTP before sleep, after dinner. It did not seem to help much - neither to fall asleep, nor to stay asleep. However mood started to improve slightly. Then I switched to taking 5-htp before dinner and after a couple of days the effect was obvious: no more early morning awakenings in panic. If I wake up in the early hours, I fall asleep and wake up at 6 or 7 a.m. with a happy relaxed feeling which I always used to have before. I've been also taking melatonine, fish oil, magnesium and vit. B 5,6, 12 for a year, but I think it's 5-htp which made the difference. The effect became visible after 3-4 weeks.


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I am considering acid etching the deck of my scratch VIId in order to get the required detail.
Research on railway modellers and electronic PCB sites would indicate that there are 2 possibilities:-
a> proprietary iron-on PCB sheets on copper
b> UV expose brass sheet using photoetch chemicals from maplins (UK version of radio Shack)
Both methodologies sound straightforward but I would value practical advice.
a> Thickness of sheet? Brass or Copper? How much depth can I expect to be able to etch? Could I etch straight through?
b> Should I apply the etched sheet to the fibreglass plug to create a pattern in the mould or should I apply the sheet to the finished model.
Sorry to be always asking questions. Maybe when I finish this I will be able to contribute more.
John Horsfall SC 2960


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Furloughs vs. buyouts
Wednesday - 2/6/2013, 2:00am EST
In the news biz, the ability to walk and chew gum is a real plus.
You try to do several things at once. Be current (and ahead of the competition if possible), be relevant and be right.
If the story has "legs" you stick with it, but not to the point of stretching things. Or boring readers. Or making a pit bull out of a Chihuahua.
Over the past couple of months, the question for federal beat reporters is how often you can use the F-word without turning people off.
That's F as in furlough. And since you are facing a possible 20 percent pay cut, once more (at least) into the breach.
If you run a company (or federal agency) and you must save money, fast, what are your options? Do you:
- Encourage long-time employees to take regular and/or early retirement and give them a $25,000 adieu buyout to sweeten the parting, or
- Cut everybody's salary 20 percent for the next seven months by furloughing them one day a week from March through the end of this fiscal year, which ends Oct. 1
Politicians have postured so much — hyping then downplaying then again expanding the impact of furloughs — it is hard to know what's happening and what will happen if the unthinkable — sequestration, which they designed and approved — actually takes place. Nobody seems to know the likely full outcome. (Will the stock market crash? Will we plunge back into recession? Will people lose their houses or take vacations this summer?) The only known quantity is that Republicans will blame Democrats and Democrats will blame Republicans for the mess. Oh, and take credit for the furloughs and sequestration if any good comes out of it. You may think it is February 2013 but to most on Capitol Hill and in the White House, we are fast approaching Election Day 2014.
There have been a small number of buyouts in recent years at the Internal Revenue Service, the Government Accountability Office and the departments of Defense, Education and Agriculture.
The U.S. Postal Service — which is trying to eliminate 38 of every 100 jobs — has been the buyout king. But its payments have been lower than those in other agencies, and some of the buyouts are paid over a two-year period. We've received lots of emails from workers who say they would happily pull the rip cord if offered a buyout. Example:
"Isn't it really time for buyouts given the circumstances we now face? Any news on that front? Also, I have not heard anything specific from OPM regarding the "phased retirement" implementation. ... Seems like implementation could also soften the impact of the proposed furloughs. Any news on that front?" — Jim of the IRSAs to buyouts, the problem is timing. Buyouts are most cost-efficient in the first few months of the fiscal year. In most cases, we've passed that tipping point.
As for phased retirements, that will be one of the topics we take up today when Federal Times editor Steve Watkins and senior writer Sean Reilly join me on our Your Turn radio show. They'll also give us an update on sequestration and the likelihood of furloughs.
Listen if you can (1500 AM or online), and if you have questions email them to me at firstname.lastname@example.com or call in during the show at (202) 465-3080. The show will be archived here.
Compiled by Jack Moore
The correct term to describe something that is diagonally across from another object is "catercorner."
Americans (first in the South, go figure) began saying "catty-corner" in the 1880s. Over the years, the term has also morphed into "kitty-corner."
(Source: Mental Floss)
Obama seeks sequestration delay with short-term fix
President Barack Obama will ask Congress to come up with tens of billions of dollars in short-term spending cuts and tax revenue to put off the automatic across the board cuts that are scheduled to kick in March 1.
Will federal pay freeze rear its head again?
With the House postponing a vote on extending the federal pay freeze, feds are back on course to get a slight pay increase in March - for the first time in two years. But Andrew Biggs, a resident scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute and an expert on public-sector compensation, says that the pressing budget issues the government faces means the issue of federal pay probably isn't going anywhere.


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Or find a doctor at another Johns Hopkins Medicine Member Hospital:
Sanjay Kumar Jain, M.B.B.S., M.D.
Male | Languages: English, Hindi
Appointment Phone
Main Location
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Out of State Patients
Call 410-464-6641 (8a.m. to 6p.m., EST, Mon-Fri)
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Call +1-410-502-7683 (7a.m. to 6p.m., EST, Mon-Fri)
- Associate Professor of Pediatrics
- Assistant Professor of Radiology and Radiological Science
Centers & Institutes
- Pediatrics - Infectious Diseases
- Radiology and Radiological Science
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Appointment Phone: 410-614-3917
600 N. Wolfe Street
Cancer Research Building-II Suite 109
Baltimore, MD 21287
Infectious Diseases and International Health , Pediatric Infectious Disease
Research Interests
Education +
- All-India Institute of Medical Sciences / MBBS (1999)
- Milton S Hershey Medical Center / Pediatrics (2000)
- Tufts -New England Medical Center Hospitals / Pediatrics (2002)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Pediatric Infectious Diseases (2005)
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Selected Publications
1. Jain SK, Deepak KK. Cost Effective Computerized Analysis of Biological Signals. Indian J Physiol Pharmacol 1995; 39(4): 389-394.
2. Jain SK. Index of suspicion. Case 3. Diagnosis: Jaundice. Pediatr Rev. 2001 Aug;22(8):271-6.
3. Jain SK, Gupta A, Glanz B, Dick J, Siberry GK. Antimicrobial-resistant Shigella sonnei: Limited antimicrobial treatment options for children and challenges of interpreting in vitro azithromycin susceptibility. Pediatr Infect Dis J. 2005 Jun;24(6):494-497.
4. Jain SK, Persaud D, Perl TM, Pass MA, Murphy KM, Pisciotta JM, Scholl PF, Casella JF, Sullivan DJ. Nosocomial Malaria and Saline Flush. Emerg Infect Dis. 2005 July;11(7):1097-99.
5. Jain SK, Kwon P, Moss WJ. Management and outcomes of intracranial tuberculomas developing during antituberculous therapy: case report and review. Clin Pediatr (Phila). 2005 Jun;44(5):443-50.
6. Jain SK, Tunkel DE, Bishai WR. Management of Acute Rhinosinusitis, Bronchitis Syndromes, and Acute Otitis Media. Adv Stud Med. 2005; 5(7):344-350.
7. Bhally HS, Jain S, Shields C, Halsey N, Cristofalo E, Merz WG. Infection in a neonate caused by Pichia fabianii: importance of molecular identification. Med Mycol. 2006 Mar;44(2):185-7.
8. Jain SK, Paul-Satyaseela M, Lamichhane G, Kim KS, Bishai WR. Mycobacterium tuberculosis Invasion and Traversal across an In Vitro Human Blood-Brain Barrier as a Pathogenic Mechanism for Central Nervous System Tuberculosis. J Infect Dis. 2006 May 1;193(9):1287-95.
9. Jain SK, Bishai WR. Adherence, treatment success, and resistance. Infect Dis Clin Pract. 2006 July 14(4) Supplement 4:S15-S18.
10. Hernandez-Abanto S, Woolwine SC, Jain SK, Bishai WR. Tetracycline-inducible gene expression in mycobacteria within an animal host using Streptomyces-derived tetO and tetR regulatory elements. Arch Microbiol. 2006 Dec;186(6):459-64.
11. Jain SK, Hernandez-Abanto S, Cheng Q, Singh P, Ly LH, Klinkenberg G, Morrison NE, Converse PJ, Nuermberger E, Grosset J, McMurray DN, Karakousis PC, Lamichhane G, Bishai WR. Accelerated detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis genes essential for bacterial survival in guinea pigs compared with mice. J Infect Dis. 2007 Jun 1;195(11):1634-42.
12. Jain SK, Lamichhane G, Nimmagadda S, Pomper M, Bishai WR. Antibiotic Treatment of Tuberculosis: Old Problems, New Solutions. Microbe 2008 Jun; 3(6): 285-92.
13. Be N, Lamichhane G, Grosset J, Tyagi S, Cheng Q, Kim KS, Bishai WR, Jain SK. Murine model to study Invasion and Survival of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in the Central Nervous System. J Infect Dis. 2008 Nov 15;198(10):1520-8.
14. Be N, Lamichhane G, Grosset J, Tyagi S, Cheng Q, Kim KS, Bishai WR, Jain SK. Cover Page picture. J Infect Dis. 2008 Nov 15;198(10).
15. Agwu AL, Lee CK, Jain SK, Murray KL, Topolski J, Miller, RE, Townsend T, Lehmann CU. A World Wide Web-based antimicrobial stewardship program improves efficiency, communication, and user satisfaction and reduces cost in a tertiary care pediatric medical center. Clin Infect Dis. 2008 Sep 15;47(6):747-53.
16. Converse PJ, Karakousis PC, Klinkenberg KC, Kesavan AK, Ly LH, Allen SS, Grosset JH, Jain SK, Lamichhane G, Manabe YC, McMurray DN, Nuermberger EL, Bishai WR. The role of the dosR/dosS two-component regulatory system in Mycobacterium tuberculosis virulence in three animal models. Infect Immun. 2009 Mar;77(3):1230-7.
17. Be N, Kim KS, Bishai WR, Jain SK. Pathogenesis of Central Nervous System Tuberculosis. Curr Mol Med. 2009 Mar;9(2):94-9.
18. Vidal C, Hewitt J, Davis S, Younes L, Jain S, Jedynak B. Template Registration with missing parts: Application to the Segmentation of Tuberculosis infected lungs. Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Images (in press).
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- Education scholarship, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, 2005
- Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society Award, IDSA, 2005
- Program Choice Award, IDSA, 2005
- Special citation for fellow-in-training, IDSA, 2005
- Named amongst Americas Best and the Brightest in the Arts, Sciences and Social change, The Genius Issue & Innovators, Esquire Magazine, 2007
- Named Marylands Innovator of the Year, The Daily Record, 2008
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The W3C Team includes 80 people working from locations across the globe. W3C is hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory [MIT/CSAIL] in the United States, at the European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics [ERCIM] in Sophia-Antipolis in France, at the Keio University Shonan Fujisawa Campus in Japan and at the Beihang University in China. With a truly international flavor, the Team includes engineers from more than 10 different countries. Read the Team planet, the aggregation of some of the staff's blogs.
Would you like to work for W3C? See the latest Job Postings -- join the W3C Team at MIT, ERCIM, Keio or Beihang!
Shadi Abou-Zahra works with the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) as Activity Lead of the WAI International Program Office, which includes groups that are responsible for education and outreach, coordination with research, general discussion on web accessibility, coordination with the WAI Technical Activity, and WAI liaisons with other organizations including standards organizations and disability groups. Shadi coordinates WAI outreach in Europe, accessibility evaluation techniques, and international standards promotion and harmonization activities. He chairs the W3C/WAI Evaluation and Repair Tools Working Group (ERT WG), is the staff contact of the W3C/WAI Research and Development Working Group (RDWG), and participates in the W3C/WAI Education and Outreach Working Group (EOWG).
See W3C page for Shadi Abou-Zahra.
Phil Archer is the Data Activity Lead — working to make ever more effective use of the Web as a platform for data.
He originally joined the team to work on the Mobile Web Initiative in February 2009, specifically to work on developing and delivering training in this area. Before joining the team he'd been a participant in the Mobile Web Best Practices working group (joining at its inception in June 2005) and was an editor of, or acknowledged contributor to, 6 of its documents.
Separately, Phil also had a long involvement with the Semantic Web activity, notably as chair of the POWDER working group. As part of this role he co-edited most of the documents and created one of the two reference implementations. It was this work that lead Phil to focus on the area of linked data and, via work on eGovernment and open data, eventually to take up his current role in the Data Activity.
Phil Archer maintains an active online presence through his personal Web site.
Jérémie joined W3C in 2013 as the webmaster. Based at the MIT host in Cambridge, MA (USA), he publishes technical reports. He is also making sure that all our servers are blinking in the right order and working on various web development projects.
If you are looking for him, he is probably climbing a rock or eating Nutella somewhere.
Robin Berjon has long worked as part of the Web standards community, before joining W3C in 2012 where he edits the HTML specification. He has notably contributed to the binary XML groups, SVG, WebApps, DAP, Core Mobile Web Platform, and several other efforts.
He likes to hack on things, mostly using JavaScript, and has a long history of contributing to the open source community.
He lives in Paris with wife, daughters, and cat. You can follow @robinberjon on Twitter.
Tim is now the overall Director of the W3C. He is the 3COM Founders Professor of Engineering in the School of Engineering, and at the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT's CSAIL.
Tim founded and is on the board of the World Wide Web Foundation, whose mission is consistent with W3C's only broader. The Web Foundation will put the power of the Web into the hands of people around the world through effective, high-impact programs.
Tim invented the World Wide Web in 1989 while working at CERN, the European Particle Physics Laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland. He wrote the first WWW client (a browser-editor running under NeXTStep) and the first WWW server along with most of the communications software, defining URLs, HTTP and HTML. Prior to his work at CERN, Tim was a founding director of Image Computer Systems, a consultant in hardware and software system design, real-time communications graphics and text processing, and a principal engineer with Plessey Telecommunications in Poole, England. He is a graduate of Oxford University. More...
Alan Bird is the Global Business Development Lead for W3C. In this role, Mr. Bird leads W3C staff efforts internationally to strengthen the W3C Membership program, identify business development strategies, and seek new revenue streams to support the organization. Alan joined W3C in January 2011.
Before joining W3C, Alan was a key executive in two small information security companies where he drove strategic business development. Prior to these appointments, he spent several years each with IBM, Compuware, Legent, and Cullinet in a wide variety of roles, many of which involved creating new business opportunities. Earlier in his career, he worked in the IT organization of Burlington Industries, AVX Ceramics, Family Dollar Stores, and Ingersoll-Rand. This combination of work experiences has provided Alan with a solid foundation from which to drive W3C's business development activities.
Bert Bos completed his Ph.D. in Groningen, The Netherlands, on a prototyping language for graphical user interfaces. He then went on to develop a browser targeted at humanities scholars, before joining the W3C at INRIA/Sophia-Antipolis in October 1995. He is co-inventor of CSS and created & led W3C's Internationalization activity. After working on HTML and XML, he is now leading the CSS and Mathematics activities.
Renoir Boulanger is an application developer fascinated with web technologies. He has been building websites and web applications for over ten years. His experience also includes server management and he worked for several communications agencies in the province of Quebec, Canada.
Renoir's involvement to the W3C is as a member both developer relations and system teams, mainly contributing on the WebPlatform Docs project to maintain the site stability, improve the site features, strengthen the hosting and deployment infrastructure, act as a technical liaison with Open-source communities, and contribute to the success of the site.
In addition to having an easily identifiable name on the web, he can be found as @renoirb or at https://renoirboulanger.com/#is
Carine joined the Sophia Antipolis W3C team in December 2001 as XML engineer, in the Jigsaw activity.
She holds an engineer degree and a PhD in Computer Science. Her research area was distributed artificial intelligence and multi-agent systems.
Since 2002, she has been working in the Web Services Activity and the XML Activity as staff contact, in some EU-funded projects, and in the Systems Team.
Judy Brewer joined W3C in September 1997 as Director of the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) International Program Office. She is Domain Leader for WAI, and coordinates five areas of work with respect to Web accessibility: ensuring that W3C technologies support accessibility; developing guidelines for Web content, browsers, and authoring tools; improving tools for evaluation and repair of Web sites; conducting education and outreach; and coordinating with research and development that can affect future Web accessibility.
Judy is W3C's chief liaison on accessibility policy and standardization internationally, promoting awareness and implementation of Web accessibility, and ensuring effective dialog among industry, the disability community, accessibility researchers, and government on the development of consensus-based accessibility solutions.
Prior to joining W3C, Judy was Project Director for the Massachusetts Assistive Technology Partnership, a U.S. federally-funded project promoting access to assistive technology for people with disabilities. She worked on several national initiatives to increase access to mainstream technology for people with disabilities and to improve dialog between industry and the disability community. Judy has a background in applied linguistics, education, technical writing, management and disability advocacy.
Laurent joined the W3C team in September 2000
to participate in the development of Amaya.
Before joining the W3C,
he worked as an engineer in the OPERA project at Inria-Grenoble.
Laurent hold an enineering degree in computer science from the CNAM Grenoble (Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers) in 1997.
Jérôme joined the W3C Team in June 2006. Prior to that, Jérôme worked as a researcher and research director at INRIA, France, in the areas of automatic VLSI design, software engineering, and knowledge-based systems. Jérôme was the main inventor and developer of the programming language Le-Lisp. Jérôme co-founded ILOG in 1987, taking on the roles of Chief Scientific Officer and Director. Up till 2000, he was a member of the French Co-ordination Committee for Science and Information Technology and Communication of the National Ministry for Education, Research and Technology. Starting in 1995, he was Chief Information Officer of the genomics company GENSET.
On May 2005, ERCIM's Board of Directors has nominated Jérôme as Manager of ERCIM.
François takes part in on-going discussions and developments around the convergence between Web and TV, with a specific focus on multi-screen scenarios. He contributes to related EU-funded projects MediaScape and Global ITV.
François initially joined W3C in November 2007 from Microsoft where he integrated an on-portal mobile search engine called MotionBridge. From 2007 to 2011, he served as staff contact for the Mobile Web Best Practices Working Group, the Web and TV Interest Group, the Web Real-Time Communications Working Group and was co-Activity Lead for the Web and TV Activity. He left W3C at the end of 2011 to develop cross-platform Web applications in a French start-up called Joshfire. François came back home on May 2014.
François holds an engineering degree from the Ecole Centrale Paris.
Daniel Dardailler joined the W3C team in July 1996 and after leading various technical projects, like the WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative) or the W3C QA activity, and serving as Europe operational manager for several years, he is now W3C Associate Chair for Europe and W3C Director of International Relations.
Prior to working for W3C, Daniel was already working for standard as a Software Architect for the X Window System Consortium, responsible for pieces of the Motif toolkit and the Common Unix Desktop.
Daniel holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Nice/Sophia-Antipolis (89) in the area of digital typography and X protocol network.
Nick Doty works on privacy in Web standards, acting as the team contact for the Tracking Protection Working Group and Privacy Interest Group.
Nick is also a graduate student at the UC Berkeley, School of Information where he occasionally teaches the Information Organization Lab and does research on Internet privacy.
Marie-Claire Forgue now serves as Head of W3C Training and is a passionate advocate for the Web Developer community. She recently developed and launched the W3DevCampus portal where Web developers worldwide can sign up for W3C online training courses related to mobile Web and HTML5 technologies. Additionally, Marie-Claire continues to participate in the dissemination activities of European projects, such as HTML5 Apps and MediaScape. She joined W3C in 2001 and served as Head of W3C European Communications for over 10 years.
Marie-Claire received a Ph.D. degree (computer graphics and parallel processing) in Computer Science from the University of Nice and INRIA, France. After a year as a postdoctoral fellow at the Dynamic Graphics Project Lab at the University of Toronto, Canada, she worked in NTT's Human Interface Lab, Japan, for two years. Her research interests were focused on illumination algorithms and scene modeling. After that, she studied filmmaking in Vancouver, Canada. She has directed several short films and documentaries, and got interested in interactive multimedia back in 1993.
Ted joined the W3C in January of 2000. He comes to the Consortium from the corporate IT community having worked for a mortgage and investment company, a power utility, an internet service provider, and a marketing and communications company. He earned a bachelors in Russian from Hobart College. He also spent some time as an English as a Second Language and Mathematics instructor.
Harry Halpin is a W3C Fellow funded by Eduserv, working as staff contact for the RDB2RDF Working Group and co-chairing the Social Web Incubator Group. Previously he was Chair of the GRDDL Working Group that focused on combining microformats and XML with the Semantic Web. Guiding his work at the W3C is his commitment to keeping the Web an universal space of information for the development of collective intelligence. He enjoys working with diverse communities to make their data accessible on the Web.
He received his Ph.D. in Informatics from the University of Edinburgh under Henry Thompson and Andy Clark, with a thesis on theories of reference on the Web combining information retrieval and knowledge representation. Previously, he worked on the intersection of philosophy and literature with computing at Duke University and held a DAAD scholarship to Freie Universität Berlin. He enjoys studying Web phenomena empirically, such as the development of consensus in collaborative tagging.
Dominique is the Activity Lead of the Mobile Web Initiative, serves as staff contact in the Web Real-Time Communications Working Group and the Device APIs Working Group. He also develops tools and applications as part of the W3C Systems Team.
He joined initially W3C's Communication and Systems Team as a member of the Webmaster Team in October 2000; after having joined then lead the QA Activity until September 2005, Dom took part to the Mobile Web Initiative as Staff Contact for the Best Practices Working Group and later as co-Chair of the Mobile Web Test Suites Working Group.
Dominique holds an engineering degree from the "Grande Ecole" École Centrale Paris.
Shawn joined W3C in February 2003 to lead worldwide education and outreach activities promoting web accessibility for people with disabilities through the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI). [Shawn Lawton Henry at W3C WAI] Prior to joining W3C, Shawn worked as a consultant with research centers, education providers, government agencies, non-profit organizations, Fortune 500 companies, and international standards organizations to develop and implement strategies to optimize design for usability and accessibility. She holds a BSc in English with focus on computer science and technical writing, and an MSc in Digital Inclusion. [About Shawn]
Ivan graduated as mathematician at the Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest, Hungary, in 1979. After a brief scholarship at the Université Paris VI he joined the Hungarian research institute in computer science (SZTAKI) where he worked for 6 years. He left Hungary in 1986 and, after a few years in industry, he joined the Centre for Mathematics and Computer Sciences (CWI) in Amsterdam where he has held a tenure position since 1988. He received a PhD degree in Computer Science in 1990 at the Leiden University, in the Netherlands. Ivan joined the W3C team as Head of Offices in January 2001 while maintaining his position at CWI. He served as Head of Offices until June 2006, then as Semantic Web Activity Lead until December 2013. Since June of 2013 he is Digital Publishing Activity Lead.
Before joining W3C Ivan worked in quite different areas (distributed and dataflow programming, language design, system programming), but he spend most of his research years in computer graphics and visualization. He also participated in various graphics related ISO standardization activities and software developments. Between autumn 2007 and 2014 he was also member of SWSA (Semantic Web Science Association), the committee responsible for the International Semantic Web Conferences series. He was the co-chair of the 9th World Wide Web Conference, in Amsterdam, May 2000. He is member of IW3C2, the committee responsible for the World Wide Web Conference series.
His professional home page contains a list of his publications and details of the various R&D projects he participated in before W3C. You can also look at his W3C or personal home pages.
Dr. Philipp Hoschka is a Deputy Director of the W3C. His current work focuses on the "Web of Things", which is about leveraging open Web technology to overcome current silos in the "Internet of Things". In 2012, he launched W3C efforts on automotive, focusing on the use of HTML5 for in-car infotainment apps. Philipp also founded and leads W3C's Ubiquitous Web Domain which has the mission to bring the benefits of Web technology to the emerging "Post-PC" world, including mobile and television devices. In the past, Philipp created W3C's Mobile Web Initiative and pioneered work on integrating audio and video into the Web leading to the W3C Standard SMIL. Philipp has been principal investigator in six EC research projects supporting the Ubiquitous Web Vision (MWeb, 3GWeb, MobiWeb2.0, OMWeb, MobiWebApp, HTML5Apps). Philipp holds a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science, and a Master's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Karlsruhe, Germany.He was visiting scholar at MIT LCS from 1998 until 2002.
Richard joined the W3C team in July 2002 to expand the work of the Internationalization Activity. He is attached to ERCIM in France, but based in the UK.
He is Internationalization Activity Lead and staff contact of the Internationalization Core Working Group. He also coordinated the MultilingualWeb initiative, and serves on the Unicode Editorial Committee, and the Unicode Conference board.
Richard has a background in translation and interpreting, computational linguistics, software engineering, and translation tools. Prior to joining the W3C, he was an internationalization consultant, evangelizing and educating people with regard to the international design and localizability of user interfaces and documents.
As of 1 Feb 2015, Ian is the lead of W3C's Web Payments Activity.
From September 2004 through January 2015, Ian became Head of W3C Communications. He managed the Consortium's Comm activities, including press, publications, branding, marketing, and some Member relations.
Ian began at W3C in 1997 and for 7 years co-edited a number of specifications, including HTML 4.0, CSS2, DOM Level 1, three WAI Guidelines (Web Content, User Agent, Authoring Tool), the TAG's Architecture of the World Wide Web, and the W3C Process Document.
Ian Jacobs studied computer science in France after college (Yale), and worked at INRIA for five years.
Dr. Jeffrey Jaffe became the W3C CEO on 8 March 2010.
Before joining W3C, Jeff served as the Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Novell. He was responsible for Novell's technology direction, as well as leading Novell's product business units.
Prior to that Jeff served as president of Bell Labs Research and Advanced Technologies, where he established new facilities in Ireland and India, and served as chairman of the board of the New Jersey Nanotechnology Consortium.
Early in his career, after receiving a Ph.D. in computer science from MIT in 1979, Jeff joined IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center. During his tenure at IBM, he held a wide variety of technical and management positions, including vice president, Systems and Software Research, corporate vice president of technology, and general manager of IBM's SecureWay business unit, where he was responsible for IBM's security, directory, and networking software business.
Alexandra joined the team in September 2002 as a replacement for Caroline Baron and dealt with accountancy.
She joined the Administrative Team in September 2003 and is the primary meeting planner for European meetings.
Vivien joined W3C in May 2003 as the W3C Webmaster at the MIT/CSAIL host site in Cambridge, MA USA.
Since September 2004 Vivien is working as a Systems & Network Engineer for W3C Europe at the ERCIM host site in Sophia-Antipolis, France.
Vivien graduated in September 2003 from the Ecole Supérieure en Sciences Informatiques in Sophia-Antipolis, France.
He holds an engineering degree in Computer Science, specializing in Networks. In June 2000, he received a two year degree in Computer Programming at the University of Lyon, France.
Yves Lafon studied Mathematics and computer science at ENSEEIHT in Toulouse, France, and at Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal in Montreal, Canada. His field of study was signal recognition and processing. He discovered Internet Relay Chat and the Web in Montreal in 1993 and has been making robots and games for both. He joined the W3C in October 1995 to work on W3C's experimental browser, Arena. Then he worked on Jigsaw, W3C's Java-based server, on HTTP/1.1 and started the work on SOAP 1.2.
Yves is now the TAG Team Contact, WebApps Team Contact, HTTPbis editor and Web Services Activity leader.
Philippe Le Hegaret heads the W3C Interaction Domain, which produces frontend Web technologies including HTML5, CSS3, SVG, WOFF, or Web APIs. Until July 2008, Philippe lead the W3C Architecture Domain, which produced the W3C Core technologies in the area of XML, Web Services, and Internationalization. He is a former Chair of the Document Object Model (DOM) Working Group.
Prior to joining W3C, Philippe promoted the use of XML inside Bull in 1998, also focusing on the interaction between XML and object structures. He wrote the first version of the CSS validator in 1997.
Philippe holds a Master's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Nice (France).
Coralie joined the team in January 1999, as W3C Europe administrative assistant, with a degree in secretarial work and English as a foreign language.
She became W3C Europe administration manager until five years later she joined the W3C Communications Team. Her duties include Advisory Board scribe duties and meetings planning, W3C press clippings, management of Supporters Program applications, monitoring translators' list, being contact person for authorized translations. She is also involved in community development and outreach (microblogging, W3C blog). She was Incubator Activity Lead and is now involved in managing W3C Community and Business Groups.
In February 2015, she took on the role of Acting Head of W3C Marketing and Communications to develop messaging, Public, Member and internal communications.; manage the Consortium's Comm activities, including press, publications, branding, marketing, and some Member relations.
Thierry joined W3C at INRIA in August 1998 as leader of the ECommerce/Micropayment Activity.
Then he has lead the XForms Activity.
Currently he leads the Synchronized Multimedia Activity (SYMM WG and Timed Text WG).
Thierry holds a Diplome d'Etudes Approfondies (D.E.A) in Genetics - Statistics and Information Technology (University Paris VII).
Dean / Professor, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, Keio University
In 1979, he enrolled in the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science and Technology, of Keio University and obtained degrees of MS and Ph.D in Computer Science, specializing in Computer Science, Computer Network and Computer Communication, in 1981 and 1987 respectively, both from Keio University.
In 1984, he developed the Japan University UNIX Network (JUNET). In 1988, he established WIDE Project, of which he currently has the title of the Founder. In the 1990's, he focused on the research and development of computer networks, and worked as a member of the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) (1993-1995), and a member of the board of trustees of the Internet Society (ISOC) (1997-2000), as well as a member of the board of directors of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) (1998-2000). In the 2000's, he turned his attention also to IT governance for national government, including Prime Minister's and global IT policy communities.
He is the recipient of many distinguished awards, including IEEE Internet Award (2011); the Okawa Publications Prize (1999); Funai Achievement Award (2007); Jonathan B. Postel Service Award (2005); the Okawa Publications Prize (1999). He was inducted in the Internet Hall of Fame in 2013.
Antonio is a member of W3C's systems team since the summer of 2014. He works from Keio University in Japan.
His professional interests include: internet standards, open systems and free software, interfaces and usability, digital imaging, 3D, data visualisation, mobile computing.
Gerald joined W3C in September 1997 as a member of the Systems Team. He helps maintain W3C's system infrastructure including the web and mail servers, mailing lists and publishing tools. He created W3C's HTML Validation Service based on an earlier validation service he began as a student.
Prior to joining W3C, Gerald worked at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada. He has also worked as a Web consultant for various companies in the Edmonton area, and as a technical writer for IBM Canada in Toronto.
In his free time Gerald enjoys travel, photography, and writing software.
Gerald has a Bachelor of Science with specialization in Computing Science from the University of Alberta.
Eric joined W3C again in February 1998 to provide system support and manage tool programming. He currently works on RDF and XML protocols.His primary goal is to see that information be easily and logically accessible.
Prior to joining W3C full-time, Eric worked as a contract programmer for various organizations, including W3C, where he worked on libwww and the client applications, a PEP model library, and several system-related projects.
Eric has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and is still baffled by the futility of a college education in determining one's fate.
Liam joined the W3C in 2000; he's been working with text-based markup and digital typography since nroff days (1981) and with SGML since 1987. He worked for Yuri Rubinsky at SoftQuad Inc. in Toronto, where he was involved in the development of SoftQuad's HoTMetaL, the first commercial HTML editor for the Web, and also with SoftQuad Panorama, a browser plugin to display SGML; this in turn demonstrated a need to standardise the use of SGML on the Web, and Liam was involved in the development of the XML specification.
Liam has been involved in free software since 1983, including lq-text, a text retrieval package for Unix, the GNOME and GIMP projects, a collection of royalty-free pictures from old books, and uses and contributes to Mandriva Linux, and many other open source and free projects.
At the W3C today, Liam is XML Activity Lead and W3C technical participant for the XML Query and XSL (XSL-FO) Working Groups, and alternate contact for several other Working Groups.
Dave is the W3C Staff contact for the System Applications Working Group. He has been closely involved with the development of Web standards since 1992, contributing to work on HTML, HTTP, MathML, XForms, voice and multimodal interaction, ubiquitous web applications, financial data, privacy and identity. Dave is currently involved in two European FP7 research projects: HTML5Apps and COMPOSE, and before that webinos, Serenoa, and PrimeLife. He has a special interest in the Web of Things. In addition to work on standards, Dave is a keen programmer, and has developed experimental web browsers (e.g. Arena), a plugin for rendering math from natural language (EzMath), a tool for cleaning up HTML (Tidy), a web page library for HTML slide presentations (Slidy), a Firefox add-on for enhanced privacy (Privacy Dashboard), and most recently, work on customizable browser-based editing of HTML. He was educated in England and obtained his doctorate from the University of Oxford, and is a visiting professor at the University of the West of England. For more information see Dave's home page.
Jean-Guilhem joined the W3C Systems Team in August 2006 as the W3C Webmaster at the MIT/CSAIL host site in Cambridge, MA USA.
He graduated in October 2006 from Polytech'Nice-Sophia Computer Science Department (formerly known as ESSI: Ecole Supérieure en Sciences Informatiques) specialized in Networks.
In September 2003 he received a two year degree in Mathematics and Computer Science (DEUG MIAS) at the University Jean-François Champollion in Albi, France.
Doug Schepers became Developer Relations Lead in 2012. He also acts as project coordinator (staff contact) for the Audio, WebApps, and Web Events Working Groups, and Rich Web Client Activity Lead. He is also active in the SVG Working Group. He joined the W3C Team in June 2007 as a Compound Document Specialist, and was previously AC Representative for Vectoreal and has been creating Web Applications for many years.
Michael[tm] Smith is a W3C Deputy Director whose areas of expertise include pharmaceuticals transportation, cyber, and extremely compartmentalized information.
Jeanne Spellman joined the W3C in 2008 as Web Accessibility Engineer. She is the team contact for the User Agent Accessibility Guidelines Working Group and the Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines Working Group. Jeanne also contributes to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group.
Prior to joining W3C, Jeanne has worked as an independent web developer and accessibility consultant. Jeanne has developed accessible web sites and has evaluated web pages for accessibility in a variety of technologies including HTML, CSS, Flash, Flex, PDF and AJAX. Jeanne has worked with major corporations to develop and train designers, developers, quality assurance engineers and project managers in accessibility techniques.
Veronica Thom is Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the World Wide Web Consortium. In this role she has cross-W3C responsibility for finance, budget, financial plans and controls, and with her combined business/finance background, will advise W3M on future initiatives.
Before joining W3C in July 2012, Veronica served as Vice President for Nordic, Mexico and Australia markets with PartyLite, Inc. a direct selling company of Blyth, Inc. She was responsible for leading these new and emerging markets in sales and marketing, as well as driving profitability.
Prior to that Veronica held several financial management roles at The Gillette Company. She provided executive and financial leadership in various areas including the North America Supply Chain, Personal Care and Blade/Razor business units, Distribution and Manufacturing and Internal Audit. Veronica earned her degree in Economics and Finance from Simmons College and an MBA from Babson College.
Amy van der Hiel is the assistant to Tim Berners-Lee, a meeting planner and part of the administrative team.
Before joining the W3C, Amy was the Assistant to the Director and Curatorial Associate at the Exhibitions Department of the Massachusetts College of Art, Boston. She has her Bachelors in Art History from Bard College, NY and her Masters in Art Education from Mansfield University, PA.
Susan Hardy joined the W3C in September 1995. She is the head of the Administrative staff at MIT and primary organizer of W3C workshops, US Advisory Committee meetings and working group meetings. Previously, Susan worked with Bob Scheifler and the MIT X Consortium for three years, and has been a part of the Laboratory for Computer Science for nearly ten years.
Kevin joined W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) principally as part of the Education and Outreach Working Group in June 2014. He is involved in the development of resources and practical guides to help organizations implement more accessible sites and services. This is a small part of the WAI-ACT project.
Prior to joining W3C, Kevin worked for eight years as a user experience designer and researcher for small Edinburgh agency. This work ran the gamut from simple audits to long term engagements where clients were keen to improve both organisational understanding or accessibility and site implementation. Previously, Kevin worked for a variety of organisations as an internet software developer.


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Sunday, June 29, 2014
Historic New York: The Fort Totten Tunnel Tour
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Location: Fort Totten Visitor's Center (in Fort Totten Park)
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Fort Totten Park
The parking lot at Little Bay Park - in front of the Fort Totten entrance is under construction. The project will include the construction of a new comfort station and expansion of the parking lot at Little Bay Park to serve users of both Little Bay Park and Fort Totten Park. The existing parking lot will be reconstructed and new planted islands (swales) will be added to improve air quality and reduce storm water run-off. The Brooklyn-Queens Greenway, which currently runs along the southern end of the park, will be relocated along the waterfront and extended into Fort Totten Park. New landscaped meadows and tree plantings will be added between the parking lot and the Cross Island service road, and a new comfort station will be added to Little Bay Park. This project will improve public access to Little Bay and Fort Totten Parks and will improve the utility and public enjoyment of the Greenway.
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General Public Parking:
From Anderson, SC: Take Hwy 76 towards Clemson and turn left onto Perimeter Rd. The C-1/R-5 parking lot is located off of Perimeter Rd. near the SC Botanical Gardens. Free parking/no shuttle service.
From Greenville, SC: Take Hwy 123 to the Hwy 93 exit. Turn left off the exit towards campus. Just past the President's house on Hwy 93 turn right into Douthit Hills. Free parking/no shuttle service.
From Seneca, SC: Take Hwy 123 and turn right onto Hwy 93 towards campus. Before crossing the bridge turn right into the University Beach Recreation Area. $20/car and includes shuttle service to and from the Athletic District.
Handicap Parking:
Handicap Parking is available at the Hendrix Student Center located on campus near the East Campus housing high rise dormitories. With your state issued handicap parking placard or license tag you can park in this parking lot for free. Upon entry into the lot a uniformed officer will verify your handicap parking placard and give you two wristbands (one for the person the pass is assigned to and one for an assistant). The wristbands will serve as your ticket to use the handicap accessible shuttles to and from Gate 1 of Memorial Stadium. Shuttle service begins 3 hours prior to all home games.
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Littlejohn Coliseum
Doug Kingsmore Stadium (home plate entrance and at the Chapman Grand Stands)
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Rock Norman Track Complex
Hendrix Student Center
Edgar Brown Student Union
Memorial Stadium (90 minutes before kickoff)
Click the link below for additional parking information for the 2014 Clemson football season:
2014 Football Parking Request Information
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And the third is dhamma, the truth. The world is against the truth, the world lives in lies. Lies are very comfortable, very secure, cozy, and you can create lies according to yourself, according to your needs. Truth is never according to you; you have to be according to the truth, and that is difficult. Many chunks of your being will have to be cut so that you can fit with truth. Your ego will have to be dropped so that you can enter into the temple of truth.
Lies are perfectly beautiful, cheap, everywhere available. You can go shopping and you can purchase bags full of lies, as many as you want. And the best thing about them is they fit with you, they never require that you should fit with them. They are very friendly; they don't require anything from you, they don't demand, they don't ask for any commitment. They are ready to serve you.
Truth cannot serve you, you will have to serve truth.
Atisha is giving you a great insight. And particularly for my sannyasins it has to be remembered, meditated upon. The buddha is here, the commune has started happening, the truth is being shared. Now it is up to you to help it survive, to protect it, so that it can live long and serve humanity long.
And the last sutra:
Make the three inseparable from virtue.
Let this be your virtue, your religion: serving the buddha, serving the commune, serving the truth. Let this be your only virtue, your only religion.
Enough for today.