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Child & Family Center will present a special panel presentation "Coping with Tragedy: "Helping your Children Process and Cope with Disturbing Events", to help the Santa Clarita community better understand the tragedy that occurred in Connecticut, while providing tools to deal with traumatic events. The presentation is free. The panel will feature experienced staff members at the Center who have dealt with trauma and have helped kids who suffer from mental health issues. "The panelists will help parents and educators identify certain precursors that can lead to serious problems. There are some red flags that are important for everyone to be aware of.
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Pronounced cross king, the X-king is between a race tire and an all mountain tire. This fast rolling tire has an aggressive tread which is perfect for gripping both hard and loose terrain. The shoulder lugs hook-up like super glue during high- speed cornering. The symmetrical center section provides excellent climbing and braking traction.
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You can't beat the quality of Conti's UST Tires. I'm running this on Rear of my 26" FS bike with a Mountain King 2.4 up front. I wanted something on back that will roll a little faster but still have good traction. I have X-King 2.2 Front and Rear on my 29er and love them. They seal up easy and hold air very well. Sidewalls are also strong... Highly recommend. Expensive but worth it.
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These tires may be good for cross country racing over hardpacked dirt but they left a lot to be desired in loose soil and rock. They simply do not lock up in high-speed corners and never gave me any confidence in the rear end of my bike.
Really wanted to give these tires a chance but after two equally frustrating flats I have gone back to the Trail Kings. Both flats occurred on regular surfaces and both resulted in knobs of the tire basically being ripped from the carcass by small rocks. The gashes left were not able to be sealed by the Stan's goop. The Alaska backcountry is not a place you want to be messing around with flats (mainly because of flies and mosquitoes) and these tires made me reconsider going tubeless.
Bottom line: Not impressed with the XKing's ability to corner and would NEVER recommend these tires for rocky terrain and long mountain rides
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I use the Mountain King as front tire and X-King as rear tire. Great combo. Use them with Shimano XTR WH-988 Trail Wheelset and simply cant be happier. I use them as is without any sealant and just carry a small repair kit for if something goes wrong. The tires are thick which makes me think they are durable and very resistant to damage. The only downside is that being UST ready makes them be heavier than regurlar tires.
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I love these tires, originally had mountain kings but after 14 months of hard riding they worn out. Purchased these to see how a different style performs and I can love them enough. Light weight and very responsive tires.
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First UST easy install and best climbing and cornering grip allows me to ride faster with a feeling of control and saftey. Lightwieght spin low pressure capability.
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GRAND PRAIRIE—Blues rocker Buddy Whittington will take the spotlight on Saturday, Oct. 13, at the Uptown Theater. Whittington's performance will feature his bluesy voice accompanied by sometimes fast and furious riffs poured out of his guitar that seem effortless. The performance begins at 8 p.m. and tickets are $15-$20.
Following in the footsteps of music greats Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Mick Taylor and Walter Trout, Texas-native Whittington was John Mayall's guitarist for 15 years as a member of the Bluesbreakers band. He made his recording debut on Mayall's Spinning Coin album in 1993 and his first self titled solo CD was released in 2007.
The Uptown Theater is located at 120 E. Main St. For more information, visit www.uptowntheatergp.com, or call 972-237-8786.
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The campaign of U.S. Rep. Mike McIntyre on Monday announced endorsements from 75 percent of the mayors in the 7th Congressional District.
To be exact, the McIntyre campaign says the incumbent enjoys the backing of 62 of the 81 mayors in the district, which includes all or parts of 12 Southeastern North Carolina counties. Local backers listed include Beulaville Mayor Kenneth Smith in Duplin County and Pender County's Howard Braxton, mayor of Topsail Beach, and Surf City Mayor Zander Guy, all Democrats. The list also contains five Republican mayors and three unaffiliated mayors from Brunswick County.
McIntyre, a Democrat from Robeson County, is seeking a ninth, two-year term in Congress against Republican David Rouzer of Johnston County. It is one of the most closely watched and expensive U.S. House races in the country.
"Their commitment and dedication to our team is a true sign that we always strive to work in partnership to help citizens and communities," McIntyre said of the mayors' support.
Rouzer, a state senator who represents Johnston and Wayne counties, responded by saying that endorsements are "one of the advantages of incumbency."
"What else are they going to do? He's been there 16 years," Rouzer said. "But you know, the people of the district will have their say, and we'll see how she shakes out."
The Rouzer campaign also said Rouzer is endorsed by state senators representing the district, including Sens. Thom Goolsby of New Hanover County; Brent Jackson of Duplin, Lenoir and Sampson counties; and Wesley Meredith of Bladen and Cumberland counties. They are all Republicans.
Among the mayors endorsing McIntyre is Leland Mayor Brenda Bozeman, an unaffiliated voter who has been on the town council there for about half of McIntyre's 16 years in Congress.
"He listens to us when we call," Bozeman said. "He's not a ghost representative."
Bozeman also said McIntyre visits the area often when not in Washington, D.C. She said she hasn't met Rouzer.
"If it's not broke, why try to fix it?" she said.
The McIntyre campaign held news conferences in Wilmington and Southport Monday to tout the endorsements.
Here is a list of the mayors who support McIntyre, not including those Sampson County, which will be announced later, the McIntyre campaign said.
Bladenboro—Livingstone Lewis (D)
Clarkton—Arthur Whedbee (R)
Dublin—Horace Wyatt (R)
East Arcadia—Willie A. Dixon (D)
Elizabethtown—Sylvia Campbell (D)
Tar Heel—Ray Dew (D)
White Lake—Goldston Womble (D)
Bald Head Island—Andy Sayre (U)
Bolivia—Dewey Smith (D)
Calabash—Mary Knight (D)
Carolina Shores—Walter Goodenough (R)
Caswell Beach—Harry Simmons (D)
Holden Beach—Alan Holden (D)
Leland—Brenda Bozeman (U)
Navassa—Eulis Willis (D)
Northwest—James A. Knox (D)
Ocean Isle Beach—Debbie Smith (U)
Shallotte—Sara MCullough (D)
Southport—Robert Howard (D)
Varnamtown—Judy Galloway (D)
Brunswick—Nancy Hill (D)
Boardman—Randy Paul Williamson (D)
Bolton—Frank Wilson (D)
Cerro Gordo—David White (D)
Chadbourn—Ken Waddell (D)
Fair Bluff—Randy Britt (D)
Lake Waccamaw—Ivan Wilson (D)
Sandyfield—Gary Keaton (D)
Tabor City—Royce Harper (D)
Whiteville—Terry Mann (D)
Stedman—Billy Horne (D)
Beaulaville—Kenneth Smith (D)
Calypso—JoAnn Wilson (D)
Faison—Elmer Flake (D)
Kenansville—Betty Long (D)
Magnolia–Gwendolyn Vann (D)
Rose Hill—Clarence Brown St. (D)
Teachey—Lois McCartney (R)
Wallace—Charles Farrior (D)
Warsaw—Winford Batten (D)
Raeford—John K. McNeil (D)
Clayton—Jody McLeod (D)
Pine Level—Jeff Holt (D)
Princeton—Don Rains (D)
Selma—Jackie Lacy (pro tem, D)
Smithfield—Daniel Evans (D)
La Grange—Mayor Woodard Gurley (D)
Pink Hill—Carol Sykes (D)
New Hanover
Carolina Beach—Ray Rothrock (R)
Wilmington—Bill Saffo (D)
Wrightsville Beach – David Cignotti (D)
Topsail Beach—Howard Braxton (D)
Surf City—Zander Guy (D)
Lumber Bridge—William Skip Davis (D)
Maxton—Sallie McLean (D)
Parkton—Larry Hagin (D)
Red Springs—John M. McNeil (D)
St. Pauls—Gordon Westbrook (D)


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Kate Gosselin has been stocking up for the Easter holiday. The single mom-of-eight was spotted at Target shopping with twins Maddy and Cara, 10, for the family's annual egg hunt.
PHOTOS: Kate Gosselin Shops for Easter With Maddy And Cara
The former reality star has her hands full. On Saturday she tweeted: "GM everyone! Busy day here! 800+ eggs&8 baskets to fill, cooking, baking and Easter outfits to lay out! I better get going…!! Yikes!"- !
The Kate Plus 8 star seems to be putting her tiff with former husband Jon Gosselin aside. As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Kate was stunned to find out from a Twitter follower that her ex plans to go to court next week for non-payment of child support.
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Bi-directional links from/to CI sevrer
CI-Build Promotion
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Optimized Deployment
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Apache Derby (default)
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James S Duncan PhD
Ebenezer K. Hunt Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Professor of Diagnostic Radiology and of Electrical Engineering; Director of Undergraduate Studies in Biomedical Engineering; Vice Chair, Bioimaging Sciences in the Department of Diagnostic Radiology
Biographical Info
James Duncan, the Ebenezer K. Hunt Professor of Biomedical Engineering, has focused his research and teaching in the areas of biomedical image processing and analysis. Duncan, who holds joint appointments in diagnostic radiology and electrical engineering, is the associate chair and director of undergraduate studies in the Department of Biomedical Engineering as well as the vice-chair for bioimaging sciences research in diagnostic radiology. He is particularly interested in the use of model-based mathematical strategies for the analysis of biomedical images. He helped pioneer the use of geometrical models for segmenting deformable (typically anatomical) objects of approximately known shape and for tracking certain forms of non-rigid object motion, and later soft tissue deformation, most notably that of the heart. Duncan and his research team performed seminal work starting in 1987 on the use of parameterized global shape models to incorporate a notion of known prior object shape into the segmentation process using a Bayesian reasoning strategy, helping lead the way towards the use of strategies for automatically finding certain known anatomical structure from any of a variety of medical (e.g. computer tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound) and biological (e.g. confocal microscopy) images. The strategies he developed have resulted in major advances in bioimaging. He and his research collaborators have applied these strategies to locate the cortical gray matter layer and a variety of co-localized subcortical gray matter structures in the brain as well as to locate the structure near the prostate gland. More recently, Duncan's team has begun to show that these same techniques will be useful for estimating gray matter-constrained activations from functional MRI data and could help guide the recovery of quantitative biochemical information from MR spectroscopy. Beginning in the late 1980s, Duncan also pioneered using shape features on the inner and outer surfaces of the heart wall as material tags for tracking left ventricular motion. This technique was successfully applied to other non-rigid tracking problems in cell biology and became the basis for a variety of efforts internationally. Duncan and his research team used this strategy for more sophisticated analysis in echocardiography. The team's approach is now recognized in the medical-image-analysis community as among the first to incorporate true physical models into image analysis strategies and has helped develop a more general area of physical/biomechanical model-based re covery of both structural and functional information from biomedical images. Duncan's laboratory has also developed initial forms of these techniques to estimate brain shift during epilepsy neurosurgery and guide fractionated prostate radiotherapy, among other uses. His work has resulted in three U.S. patents. Duncan is the principal investigator of major research funded by the National Institutes of Health. Before coming to Yale in 1983, he worked for Hughes Aircraft Company. He holds a B.S.E.E. from Lafayette College, an M.S. from the University of California at Los Angeles and a Ph.D. from the University of Southern California. Duncan is a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering. He is president of the International Society for Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention and is a member of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence and the I.E.E.E. Computer Society, among other professional organizations.
International Activity
- Utrecht,
Program Committee, International Conference on Volume Image Processing (VIP93)
- Biomedical Image Analysis
Oxford, United Kingdom(2010)
Ongoing collaboration between Professor Duncan and Michael Brady of Oxford
- Image Analysis and Image-Guided Surgery
Zurich, Switzerland(2010)
Collaboration between Professor Duncan and Professor Gabor Szekeley of ETH Zurich focusing on image analysis
- Surgery Joint Research
Professor Duncan works with Rainer Birkenback of BrainLab, Munich, Germany. BrainLab is an image-guided surgery company who is a subcontractor on one of Duncan's large NIH grants. Professor Duncan has some joint publications with Brikenback, and BrainLab supplies equipment for Professor Duncan's laboratory.
- Applied Mathematics Consultations
France(2007 - 2007)
Professor Duncan regularly consults with Nikos Paragios of the Ecole Centrale de Paris in France. Professor Paragios works in a variety of areas of applied mathematics, and the two regularly collaborate. Professor Paragios came to Yale in 2007 for 6 weeks.
- Biomedical Image Analysis
United Kingdom(2007)
Professor Brady is a collaborator on an IGERT proposal sent by Professor Duncan to NSF in the areas of biology relevant to imaging as well as mathematical image analysis. Under the proposal, some of Professor Duncan's students travel to the Oxford laboratory for training. In addition, Professor Duncan was asked to serve as an adviser to a joint UK project in biomedical image analysis; that project was run by Professor Brady.
- Image Analysis and Image-Guided Surgery
Professor Duncan listed Professor Gabor Szekeley of ETH Zurich as a collaborator on a recent IGERT proposal sent to NSF. Under the proposal, students from Duncan's laboratory will be sent to the ETH lab as part of the training program. In addition, Professor Duncan was asked to serve as an adviser to Professor Szekeley's Switzerland-wide Co-ME project, a large network of investigatory working on image-guided surgery.
- Medical Image Analysis
Professor Duncan and Professor Nicholas Ayache of INRIA (the French National Research Laboratory) began and co-edit the Elsevier journal Medical Image Analysis. The two professors have served together on many advisory boards, and collaborate on some joint research. They are exploring collaborations via Mauna Kea Technologies, a company that does optical imaging.
- Radiology and Comp Science Collaborations
Netherlands; Netherlands(2007)
Professor Duncan has maintained active collaborations at the Universities of Amsterdam and Utrecht. He serves on review boards for both Universities and has some ongoing collaborations with several professor at each, notably with the Radiology department at Utrecht and the Computer Science department at Amsterdam.
- Hamburg,
Invited Lecture, "The Use of Physical Models in the Recovery of Soft Tissue Deformation from Medical Images," The Virtual Human Body - State of the Art and Visions for Medicine, International Symposium
- Program Committee, 12th International Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging
Wye, England, United Kingdom(2000)
Program Committee, 12th International Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging
- Cambridge,
United Kingdom(1999)
Executive Committee, Medical Image Computing and Computer- Assisted Intervention (MICCAI)
- Leipzig,
Germany(1999 - 2000)
Scientific Advisory Committee
- (1997)
General Chair, International Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging (IPMI)
- Hamburg,
Program Committee, Conference on Visualization in Biomedical Computing (VBC)
- Brittany,
Program Committee, 14th International Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging (IPMI)
- Nice,
Program Committee, Conference on Computer Vision, Visualization and Robotics in Medicine (CVRMed)
- Dublin,
Program Committee, Second Workshop on Empirical Evaluation Methods in Computer Vision (In Conjuntion with ECCV 2000)
- Amsterdam,
Visiting Professor, "Model- Based Approaches to Image Processing/ Analysis" (one week course)
- Ile de Berder,
Visiting Professor, "Model- Based Approaches to Image Process- ing/ Analysis" (one week course)
- Hungary
Executive Program Committee, Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging
- Wye, England,
United Kingdom
Program Committee, 12th International Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging
- Quebec City,
Invited Lecture, "Model-Based Recovery of Quantitative Information from Medical Images," keynote talk, Medical Image Analysis session, International Conference on Medical Imaging
- Lommel,
Keynote Address: "Recovery of Nonrigid Ob ject Motion from 2D and 3D Image Datasets," Conference of the Advanced School for Computing and Imaging (ASCI)
- France
Invited Lecture, "Problems in Medical Image Analysis: Deformable Object Segmentation and Tracking Non-rigid Myocardial Motion, and Cardiac Deformation Analysis"
Education & Training
- Lafayette College (1973)
- Ph.D.
- University of Southern California (1982)
Honors & Recognition
- Elected Fellow
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (12/2000)
- Best paper by a young investigator award- Honorable Mention (Francois Erbsmann Prize)
16th International Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging (1999)
- Frst place paper
Northeast Bioengineering Conference, Kingston, RI (3/1992)
- Elected Fellow
American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (1999)
- Best paper by a young investigator award- Honorable Mention (Francois Erbsmann Prize)
13th International Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging (1993)
- Honorable mention paper
Northeast Bioengineering Conference (3/1992)
- Fulbright Research Scholar Fellowship to the Netherlands
- Best paper by a young investigator award-First Place (Francois Erbsmann Prize)
12th International Conference on Information Processing in Medical Imaging (1991)
- Elected to Senior Member
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (12/2000)
- Visiting (full) Professor
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1991)
- Individual Investigator Grant
National Science Foundation (1996-1992)
- Bioengineering Research Partnership (BRP)
National Institutes of Health (1993-2005)
- Bioengineering Research Partnership (BRP)
National Institutes of Health (2006-present)
- 12 Individual Investigator (R01) grants
National Institutes of Health (1993-2005)
- First Independent Research Support and Transition (FIRST) Award
National Institutes of Health (1988-1993)
- Yale Fluid Fund Research Award
Yale University, New Haven, CT (1983)
- Hughes Invention Award
- Hughes Invention Awards
- Hughes Sta? Doctoral Fellowship
- Hughes Engineer Degree Fellowship
- Hughes Master's Degree Fellowship


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Swans head for a new area to feed in the Stillaguamish Valley. A visit to see the swans makes a great road trip, and you can add some other fun stops along the way.
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Trumpeter swans fly over the Skagit Valley in late December.
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Swans feeding in the Stillaguamish Valley.
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Swans will remain in western Washington into March.
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A trumpeter swan in flight.
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Trumpeter swans migrate to western Washington each winter.
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Trumpeter swans will be in the area for a few more months.
There are flocks of beautiful swans from November to March as well as snow geese and other waterfowl.
For me, the winter visitors are often the answer to the question, "What am I going to do today." The birds are beautiful to see and fun to watch as they soar overhead or graze in farm fields.
For one thing, the swans are enormous. Trumpeters can grow to 5 feet in length and weigh up to 30 pounds, developing wingspans as long as 8 feet. With the Cascades capped with new fallen snow, the swans can also be the subject of some nice photographs.
For me, a swan viewing usually involves a trip to farms in the Silvana or Stanwood areas. I take my camera and my biggest telephoto lens. In addition to swans and snow geese, I usually see an eagle or two.
Sometimes I stop for breakfast or a sandwich at Willow & Jim's Country Cafe in Silvana or go down the street to pick up something special to take home from Silvana Meats, like some grass-fed beef.
That's the thing about swan viewing road trips. They can be tailored to your interests or needs of the moment whether they involve a leisurely breakfast in Silvana, a delicious burger at the Conway Tavern, or a trip to the shops and perhaps dinner in La Conner.
Families may want to link a swan trip with a visit to the Breazeale Padilla Bay Interpretive Center in Skagit County because of its variety of things to see and do.
The center is especially nice for families because the walks are short and easy, and there are often some interesting classes.
On a recent trip before Christmas, I saw a big flock of swans as I drove to the center from I-5 along Josh Wilson Road. I parked and spent a half-hour or so photographing them. Then I spent another half-hour in the center's parking lot photographing a heron that didn't seem to mind modeling for me as long as I didn't get too close.
The center is situated on the former Breazeale family farm, which was donated to the state to protect the land from development.
If you want a little exercise with your road trip, there's a 2.25-mile trail atop a dike along the southeast shore of Padilla Bay and an even shorter upland loop trail.
The dike trail is paved for bikes or for wheelchair access and the upland trail is part pavement and part gravel. You can take your dog if it's on a leash. And you can check out binoculars and bird guides at the center's front counter.
The center itself has a number of exhibits to explain how estuaries and salt marshes work. There are also a few aquariums with sea life and a fair number of classes involving things like winter birding.
Breazeale Interpretive Center
10441 Bay View-Edison Road, Mount Vernon; 360-428-1558; www.padillabay.gov.
Hours: 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays.
Cost: Donations accepted.
Upcoming classes
• "Our Fine Feathered Friends," for kids ages 3 to 5, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, call or register online.
•� "Swans," for kids ages 6 to 9, 10:30 and noon Jan. 18 and 19; call or register online.
•�"Dabblers, Geese and Swans, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Jan. 19, for all ages, call or register online.
•�Aquarium tour and fish feeding, 11 a.m. Jan. 26, for all ages, just show up.
•�"Estuary Habitats," for kids from 3 to 5, Feb. 13 and 14, call or register online.
Getting there: Take I-5 north to exit 231 and head west. Go through two roundabouts and get on Josh Wilson Road to the bay. Follow the signs north to the center.
Swan etiquette
To prevent stress on the birds, experts recommend that you stay in your vehicle while watching or photographing them. They tend to ignore people in cars or at least feel less threatened by them
If you do get out of the car, stay on the roadside. If you see swans or snow geese while hiking, biking or kayaking, move slowly and quietly.
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Tools for XML, data integration and Web services. Altova MissionKit for Enterprise XML Developers is the ideal product suite for the XML developer who needs advanced XML, XBRL, Web services, stylesheet design, and data integration capabilities, plus additional support for XML aware file/directory differencing and merging, advanced XML based file management, and Semantic Web development. The MissionKit for XML Developers provides standards-conformant support for all XML related technologies, from XSLT 1.0/2.0, to XML Schema, to XQuery, to Web services, to XBRL to RDF and OWL. The Altova MissionKit for Enterprise XML Developers includes the following XML, data integration, and Web services tools: XMLSpy - an XML editor MapForce – an any-to-any graphical data mapping, conversion, and integration tool with support for XML, databases, flat files, EDI, Excel, XBRL, and/or Web services, StyleVision – a graphical stylesheet designer for XML, XBRL, and databases, DiffDog - an XML aware diff/merge tool for file, folder, and directory differencing, SchemaAgent – a graphical XML Schema, XSLT, and WSDL file management and modeling tool, and SemanticWorks – a visual RDF/OWL editor.
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XMLSpy 2013
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DatabaseSpy 2013
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What's new in UModel 2012 Release 2?
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What's new in Altova MissionKit Enterprise 2011r3?
New features in XMLSpy v2011r3 include:
New features in MapForce 2011r3 include:
New features in StyleVision 2011r3 include:
UModel 2011 Release 3 adds several new productivity-enhancing features:
What's new in Altova MissionKit Enterprise 2011r2?
Multiple important enhancements to the chart and reporting functionality announced in Version 2011 have been added to multiple MissionKit tools: XMLSpy, StyleVision, and DatabaseSpy. The chart design options and user interface are identical in all three applications, so MissionKit users can work intuitively and productively as they move from processing XML data in XMLSpy, to preparing charts for a business intelligence report with StyleVision, and even when they create graphical displays directly from SQL query results in DatabaseSpy. The wide range of new customizable charting features introduced in version 2011 release 2 includes:
What's new in XMLSpy v2011?
Chart creation - Enterprise only
Chart creation in XMLSpy 2011 brings a whole new dimension to working with XML data. XMLSpy 2011 makes it easy to create eye-catching, compelling charts for displaying XML data. Now you can visualize and analyze numerical XML data – and XBRL data – directly inside XMLSpy with just a few clicks. No more exporting to Excel. The following types of charts are available:
You can create up to nine different charts on the available tabs in the Output Window, and you can save each as a custom-sized image file with just a click or print it directly from XMLSpy. You can also copy it to your clipboard to paste it in another application, such as Microsoft Word or PowerPoint. What's more, you can copy the XSLT or XQuery code to create the chart to the clipboard for use in your own stylesheet or application.
Validation of SOAP against WSDL - Enterprise only
This new feature will be very useful for Web services developers, as it allows them to ensure their SOAP messages are valid against the SOAP specification as well as any XML Schemas referenced in the corresponding WSDL definition.
Schema flattener -Enterprise and Professional
The new Schema Flattener in XMLSpy 2011 allows schema designers to write all the dependent files that are included in a schema into one file. This way, you can use the flattened schema without having to rely on a network connection to access the required files. This could be especially important when shipping a schema within an application.
Creation of schema from subset - Enterprise and Professional
In addition to flattening schemas, XMLSpy 2011 allows you to create a schema from a subset of a larger schema. Many schemas are quite large and contain more types and elements than are required for a particular application or information exchange. Furthermore, the larger a schema is, the longer loading and validation may take. The ability to create a new schema from a subset means a developer can select some global elements or types from a large schema to create a smaller one, using just the elements required. This feature is especially useful for working with NIEM information exchanges, but has also been requested by other users for a variety of applications.
What's new in MapForce 2011?
Chained transformations – Enterprise, Professional and Standard
Chained transformations enable users to create complex mappings in which the output of one mapping becomes the input of another. This is a feature that adds to MapForce's ability to execute fully automated transformations. Each chained component becomes a modular entity in an interdependent transformation sequence, allowing for conversions to be made on-the-fly. MapForce users can create chained transformations using any number of mapping components connected to a final target component. Preview and code generation features can be displayed/generated for intermediate components, as well as for the final mapping result. Intermediate mapping components will also now have a "pass-through" button in the title bar. This button will enable users to define the set of data that gets passed on to the following component.
Integration with StyleVision for output components – Enterprise, Professional and Standard
Integration with StyleVision lets MapForce users automatically render results of their XML and XBRL mappings using an associated StyleVision template design. This means that these components can be previewed as HTML, RTF, PDF, or Word 2007+ documents. This feature for MapForce essentially combines its capabilities with those of StyleVision, meaning that users can now automate report generation from virtually any data format - as long as it can be mapped to an XML Schema or XBRL taxonomy.
Formatting of numbers, dates, and times – Enterprise, Professional and Standard
One of the most frequently requested features, this enables MapForce users to easily convert numbers, dates, and times to their string representations using a variety of different formatting functions. For example, the simple format-number function below converts a numerical input (e.g., 12345) to a monetary one in with a USD prefix, comma separating the thousands digits, and two decimal places (e.g., $12,345.00).
Two new parameters in auto-number function – Enterprise, Professional and Standard
The auto-number generator function in MapForce has been updated to include two additional parameters, global-id and restart-on-change, adding to the ways in which you can manipulate data between source and target format(s). Global-id assigns a global identifier to an auto-number sequence, making it accessible throughout the data mapping project, including in user-defined functions. Restart-on-change allows users to restart auto-numbering every time the value supplied this parameter changes, enabling them to create intelligent numbering sequences.
Functions for working with timezones – Enterprise and Professional
Two new functions have been added to the MapForce function library to handle mappings that involve timezones. "convert-to-utc" will change time or datetime to a UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) or GMT value, while "remove-timezone" will simply strip the timezone information from a time or datetime conversion.
Extended support for UN/EDIFACT – Enterprise only
Support for the EDIFACT international EDI standard has been extended to include 08B, 09A, and 09B messages.
Extended support for ANSI/X12 – Enterprise only
Support for the X12, the official national EDI standard of the United States of America, has been extended to include the 6010 and 6020 transaction sets.
What's new in StyleVision 2011?
Charts as a new design element – Enterprise only
The addition of charting to StyleVision's general purpose reporting capabilities - including support for modular designs, conditional templates, dynamic publishing, creating electronic forms, multiple output formats, and more - makes for an advanced and highly scalable decision support tool for XML, database, and XBRL content. As with all StyleVision designs, charts can be rendered for multi-channel output in HTML, RTF, PDF, Word 2007+, and as electronic forms. Users can now insert different configurations of the following charts/graphs in their template designs:
The Chart Configuration dialog enables users to easily select chart type, title, size, and data using string entries and/or XPath expressions. Chart data is selected using XPath statements. Users can input the statements directly into the dialog or they can get some assistance with XPath syntax using StyleVision's built-in XPath Builder to define the chart context node, series name (or z-axis), x-axis, and y-axis. Styles and properties can be defined using the All settings… option in the Chart Configuration dialog, and/or by using the StyleVision entry helper windows. Using advanced features like editable variables in Authentic and XPath predicates lets users create forms that can be manipulated by end-users for the desired result.
Chart wizard for XBRL files – Enterprise only
Adding to its XBRL rendering capabilities, StyleVision now allows users to generate charts in their XBRL reports using a comprehensive wizard. Charts are created by simply dragging a financial statement or other parent node to the design pane and choosing Create XBRL Chart to start the XBRL Chart Wizard. Users can customize the data rendered in their charts by selecting the desired category or series values (Concept and Period are default) in the properties dialogs. The Period Properties dialog gives options on how to handle XBRL periods, which convey the relevant instant or intervals of time for XBRL reporting. As with the charting feature mentioned above, chart styles and properties can be controlled using the All settings button in the Chart Wizards and/or by using the StyleVision entry helper windows, where users can select chart type, background color, fonts, alignment, etc.
Scripting & toolbar editor for Authentic – Enterprise and Professional
StyleVision includes an integrated scripting environment that allows users to interact with XML and database reports using forms, event handlers, and macros created in the Scripting Editor interface. Scripting adds new options for creating Authentic applications and includes:
Multi-channel output of HTML/CALS tables – Enterprise, Professional and Standard
HTML and CALS provide standard tags for representing the structure of tables and are often used common documentation projects as well as in XML industry standards such as DocBook, DITA, and more. Support for HTML/CALS tables means that StyleVision will automatically recognize values dictating table structure such as column number, row height, etc., and apply them to rendered output (v2011 adds support for rendering HTML/CALS tables in HTML, RTF, PDF, AND Word 2007+ - previous releases have supported output to Authentic e-Forms).
Assigning styles to HTML/CALS tables – Enterprise, Professional and Standard
StyleVision users can now also use the design interface to assign additional presentation styles to HTML and CALS tables such as column and row attributes like width and alignment, font attributes, background color, and more. This enables customers to add information that may be missing from the source format. For instance, in the example below styles have been applied to the table caption, header, and row margins.
Multiple assignments to HTML/CALS tables in a single schema – Enterprise, Professional and Standard
There are some situations in which different elements can be assigned in the same schema to represent HTML/CALS tables. For example, the DocBook specification uses both the <table> and <informaltable> elements as tags for CALS tables. StyleVision allows users to differentiate between these data structures and define separate styles to each using the Edit HTML/CALS tables dialog.
Ability to import existing XSLT files – Enterprise, Professional and Standard
Instead of having to design templates from scratch to access StyleVision functionality, users will now be able to base their designs on existing XSLT files that were designed for HTML output or XSLT files with XSL:FO commands for output in PDF. Users will simply specify the XSLT file and schema source and the template will be loaded into the design pane where it can be used for multi-channel publishing and/or to add additional styles using StyleVision's graphical user interface. Any changes to the underlying XSLT code can be previewed or saved at any time.
Support for Apache FOP 1.0 – Enterprise only
StyleVision now supports the latest version of the XSL:FO processor Apache FOP 1.0.
What's new in UModel 2011?
Modeling SQL databases – Enterprise and Professional
As software applications interact with growing amounts of data, database designs and structures become critical to development of successful projects. UModel 2011 extends its software modeling functionality by adding a set of features to model popular relational databases along with programming language-based applications. The following database elements may be modeled in UModel 2011:
Teamwork support – Enterprise and Professional
Large software projects are often divided among multiple developers to shorten development cycles. This is especially useful for projects that must integrate with complex hardware interfaces or industry-specific standards. The graphical communication benefits of UML software modeling multiply as more developers work on a project, since the design representation of various sub-projects enhances communication across the development team. UModel 2011 supports teams working on large projects by allowing projects to be split up into multiple subprojects. Individual developers may simultaneously edit different parts of a single project. Each individual subproject can be added to a source control system. The top-level project, i.e., the project from which the subprojects are created, is the main project. Subprojects are created on the package level as individual UModel project files and have a *.ump extension. The screen shot below shows the UModel 2011 Model Tree helper window for a project that includes several sub-projects. Each subproject is identified by its individual file name. The UModel Generate Documentation feature allows users to optionally include subprojects in generated documentation, offering flexibility for individual developers to generate documentation for their own subprojects, and for project managers to automatically generate documentation for the full application.
3-way project merge – Enterprise and Professional
Starting with UModel 2011, a single UModel project can be split into multiple subprojects that can be edited by independent developers, with support check-in/check-out in source control systems. If multiple developers work independently on the same project file, a three-way merge allows them to easily combine changes into a single result.
State machine diagram, sequence diagram, and communication diagram enhancements – Enterprise and Professional
UModel 2011 includes new features to support operation call/event editing, and automatic creation of operations in transitions. Transitions in state machine diagrams can be selected from operations of a referenced class. Additionally, a new toolbar button for all three diagram types allows the user to enter a transition/message name and automatically create a corresponding operation in the referenced class.
What's new in DatabaseSpy 2011?
Charts in DatabaseSpy
A graphical representation of data in a chart is much more vivid and communicates meaning more quickly than tables of numeric data. DatabaseSpy 2011 Enterprise Edition supports an entirely new set of charting features to graphically represent SQL query results. A new link in the Results window toolbar opens the Chart Selection dialog to initiate data charting. The following chart types are available to provide the most appropriate representation of various data sets:
Numerous customization options are available for each chart type, including control of foreground and background colors, definition of axis ranges and labels, control of fonts colors and sizes, and more. DatabaseSpy 2011 charts may be exported to image files in .png, .bmp, .gif, or .jpg files in sizes specified by the user Exported charts can be used to create eye-catching visual elements to highlight reports of all types. Customized chart settings can be saved in settings files and loaded later for reuse. Charts can be generated based on relational data, or on calculations performed in SQL statements.
What's new in DiffDog 2011?
Version 2011 includes a performance enhancement for the newest generations of workstation hardware.
Altova MissionKit for Enterprise XML Developers includes the following products:
Altova XMLSpy Enterprise delivers all the power you need to create advanced XML applications, yet at the same time it's flexible enough to allow you to work with XML using the views and options that best suit your business needs and working preferences. XMLSpy increases productivity by allowing you to develop higher-quality, standards-conformant XML-based applications more quickly than ever before. Designed to increase your XML development productivity from start to finish.
XMLSpy abstracts away the complexity of working with XML-based technologies through its intuitive user interface and rich variety of editing views and options. Five synchronized editing views allow you to work with any XML technology in a way that best suits the complexity of the document and your preferences, for instance, if you prefer to develop in a text view, graphical view, or switch back and forth between the two.
The intelligent editing features of XMLSpy support auto completion, context sensitive syntax help, entry helpers, syntax coloring, and more to aid you in creating valid XML documents. The XMLSpy views and intelligent editing functions are designed to make working with documents as easy as possible. When working with XML is easy, productivity increases, saving money and decreasing time-to-market for your applications.
Altova MapForce Enterprise uniquely lets you map data in an intuitive, visual manner. Then it auto-generates the program code or stylesheets required to implement your Web services and custom data integration applications server-side.
MapForce 2006 supports the following functionality:
Altova StyleVision Enterprise features a unique graphical design interface for creating stylesheets to transform XML and database data into multiple output formats. Because StyleVision produces standards-conformant XSLT 1.0, XSLT 2.0, and XSL:FO stylesheets, plus HTML, Word/RTF, PDF, and Authentic form output simultaneously, based on one design, developers and designers no longer need to spend countless hours hand-coding and testing intricate stylesheets to implement single source publishing and database reporting solutions. StyleVision features and functionality include:
Altova SchemaAgent Enterprise is a graphical schema administration tool that allows you to view a collection of schemas as a pool of resources. SchemaAgent also allows you to view schemas used as data sources and/or targets in Altova MapForce data mapping designs.
Altova SchemaAgent includes the SchemaAgent client and a SchemaAgent Server. The SchemaAgent Server is installed on one computer in your workgroup and can be configured to connect to any standard file repository on your network or on the Internet. Once the SchemaAgent Server is configured with your desired file paths, it builds an internal map of the relationships between all schemas (.XSD) and MapForce mapping design files (.MFD) in the defined server paths. Any number of SchemaAgent clients may connect to the SchemaAgent Server to have access to all these schemas.
Altova SemanticWorks allows you to graphically create and edit RDF instance documents, RDFS vocabularies, and OWL ontologies with full syntax checking. Context-sensitive entry helpers present you with a list of permitted choices based on the RDF or OWL dialect you're using, so you can create valid documents quickly and easily.
SemanticWorks provides, easy-to-use functionality for:
DiffDog indicates differences visually, allowing you to quickly identify changes. For optimal efficiency, you can edit documents directly within the differencing interface, merge changes, and instantly re-compare the edited files.
DiffDog provides the same capabilities for directory comparisons, allowing you to compare and merge directories, and open and edit the file pairs directly from the directory comparison display.
Intelligent XML Differencing
In addition to text file and directory comparisons, DiffDog Professional Edition supports intelligent XML differencing features and options, such as DTD/schema-based validation, well-formedness checking, intelligent entry helpers, and much more to help you compare and merge XML files in an intelligent manner. The DiffDog XML differencing capabilities are completely customizable. For example, you can specify if entities should be resolved, if namespace prefixes, whitespace, CDATA, processing instructions, comments, or the ordering of attributes/child elements should be ignored or not, how to visualize differences, and so on. DiffDog Professional Edition also allows you to compare XML files in advanced text view or the indispensable grid view popularized by Altova XMLSpy.
File Comparison
Directory Comparison
Source-Code & Text File Editing & Merging
Altova provides free technical support for all customers for 30 days after the date of purchase.
If you wish to receive priority technical support beyond that date and receive software updates throughout the year, you need to purchase a "Support and Maintenance Package (SMP)" for your software. The Support & Maintenance Package is available in a one- or two-year plan. Please note that you can only add Support and Maintenance Package (SMP) to a product at the time you purchase the license (or up to 30 Days after you purchase).
Services included:
Priority Technical Support - Priority Technical Support is provided via a Web-based support form. Altova will respond within 1-2 business days during European or US business hours (MO-FR, 8am UTC - 10pm UTC, Austrian and US holidays excluded).
Free Minor & Major Versions - You will receive all maintenance releases and major software versions that are released during your Support Period. Updates that you receive cover the specific edition of the product that you have purchased and typically include many additional features.
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ANAHEIM – A hotel developer is expected to bring back a controversial tax-incentive plan for two Disneyland-area hotels, while another nearby developer is walking away from a somewhat similar subsidy.
The City Council will likely reconsider a plan for a pair of Anaheim GardenWalk hotels after a judge voided its previous approval of a tax subsidy of up to $158 million.
An Orange County Superior Court judge ruled in December that the council violated the open-meetings law by approving the plan when it was advertised only as a "discussion" item in January 2012.
At the same time, another nearby hotel, which got a smaller tax deal, plans to give up its subsidy and scale back the development.
Under a 2008 city program, developers of a hotel can apply to keep some of the bed-tax money paid by its guests, only after a high-end hotel is built. Tourists pay a 15 percent room tax that generates the biggest chunk of Anaheim's budget.
The GardenWalk developer got approval for up to $158 million, virtually all of the project's bed taxes for 15 years, in a deal that deeply divided residents: Some called the deal a "giveaway"; others said it was necessary to lure high-spending tourists.
Now, developer Bill O'Connell and city administrators are discussing a plan that could come back within a month, said City Manager Bob Wingenroth in a meeting with the Register's editorial board last month.
It's unclear if any deal would be different than the original.
The council makeup has changed since last year's decision; two new council members were sworn in the day after the December court decision. Still, the current council majority appears to support a GardenWalk plan.
"I ran on an agenda (of) economic development, and we need to keep moving the city forward," said Councilman Jordan Brandman, who took office in December.
"I think that the issue will come back, and I look forward to considering it."
Mayor Tom Tait remains against a subsidy.
Councilwoman Lucille Kring, who also took office in December, said she opposes the full $158 million subsidy but might support a smaller amount.
Also, she suggested the developer could build a lower-end hotel and do without any city help.
"It was very divisive," said Kring, who has served previous terms on the council. "I don't want to see the city go through that again."


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According to the National Institutes of Health, more than 22 million Americans have asthma, which results in over 13 million unscheduled office visits, 1.8 million emergency room visits, and nearly half a million hospital admissions each year.
The hallmark of asthma is airway inflammation, whose cause is not known, although heredity is surely a part. Airway inflammation contributes to airway hyper-responsiveness, airflow limitation and, in some, persistent remodeling of the airway structure, including smooth muscle hypertrophy and fibrosis. Smooth muscle contributes to asthma by reacting to various stimulators. When the muscle contracts, it constricts the airways.
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Traditional asthma therapy includes attempts to avoid stimulants of an asthma attack and a variety of medications including corticosteroids, mast cell stabilizers (cromolyn and nedocromil), immunomodulators, leukotriene modifiers, short- and long-acting beta agonists, methylxanthines, and anticholinergics.
But even with all of the available medications, there is still an unmet need. One approach that is showing promise is to physically change the smooth muscle in the airways by the application of radio frequency energy. One of the first studies published on the subject, in the Journal of Applied Physiology, used dogs as the research subject. The study demonstrated that the application of radio frequency energy to obtain an elevated temperature of 65 degrees centigrade (149 degrees Fahrenheit; as a reference, hot coffee is 194 Fahrenheit) caused a long term reduction in airway smooth muscle as seen in histologic examination. This reduction in smooth muscle caused a proportional decrease in the airway responsiveness to methacholine, a potent bronchoconstrictor.
The device manufacturer, Asthmatx, filed an application with the FDA for approval of the Alair System. The system is composed of a special single-use disposable catheter used to apply the radio waves, a radio frequency controller, a foot switch, and a patient electrode. This system has been designed specifically to deliver radio frequency energy to humans to decrease airway smooth muscle and thus treat asthma.
This procedure is called bronchial thermoplasty (BT) and it requires a series of bronchoscopic procedures conducted under moderate sedation accompanied by applications of radiotherapy to heat the airway walls in a controlled manner specifically aimed at reducing the actual amount of airway smooth muscle. BT targets the airways distal to the mainstem bronchi, to airways down to 3mm in diameter.
The Asthma Intervention Research Trial-2 (AIR-2) compared BT to a sham procedure in a controlled fashion and was the basis of the FDA advisory panel recommendation for approval.
AIR-2 was conducted at 30 clinical sites in six countries, and included subjects ages 18 to 65 who were diagnosed with asthma and who required regular maintenance medications of inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) and long-acting beta agonists.
Exclusion criteria were: life-threatening asthma; other chronic respiratory disease; and use of immunosuppressants, beta blockers, or anticoagulants.
Subjects were randomized into two groups, the active treatment group and a placebo group. Initially, 196 were assigned to the active group, and 190 received at least one treatment. Ninety-eight were assigned to the placebo group, and 91 received at least one treatment. Each group received three bronchoscopic procedures, with each lasting approximately one hour. Patients underwent identical procedures three weeks apart. In the active group, radio frequency energy was delivered to a different section of the lungs during each procedure.
The treating physicians were not blinded, but the assessing physicians were. Follow up occurred on a scheduled basis for 52 weeks and included several standard asthma measures: Asthma Quality of Life Questionnaire (AQLQ), Asthma Control Questionnaire, percentage of symptom-free days, symptom scores, morning peak expiratory flow, rescue medication use, and forced expiratory volume in one second. Additional outcomes included exacerbations of asthma requiring systemic corticosteroids or doubling of ICS dose, respiratory–related unscheduled physician visits, emergency room visits, hospitalizations, days missed from school or work, and adverse event solicitation.
The randomization analysis found the two groups to be very similar.
Net AQLQ benefit was 76 percent in the BT group versus 57 percent in the placebo group. There was a 32 percent reduction in the rate of severe exacerbations in the BT group compared to the placebo group (0.48 vs. 0.70 exacerbations/subject/year). The BT group also had fewer days lost from work, compared to the group that did not receive treatment (1.32 vs. 3.92 days).
As expected, there were more adverse events in the BT group. Eighty-five percent of the BT subjects experienced an adverse event over one year, compared to 76 percent of sham subjects. The most common events were typical of airway irritation such as worsening of asthma symptoms or upper respiratory tract infections. The majority occurred in one day and ended in seven days.
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If approved by the FDA, this will be the first authorized device specifically designed to treat asthma. It is not a treatment that must be used daily, a dramatic difference from the current drug therapies.
Payers will obviously want to know about long-term safety and efficacy. The company submitted data from several trials on 40 subjects followed for four years along with a handful of patients who have been followed for up to five years after treatment who had no apparent problems and experienced continued efficacy. The company plans to continue to follow patients from the AIR-2 trial for five years to confirm these findings.
Cost for this procedure would consist of the therapeutic bronchoscopy charges (use of bronchoscopy suite and professional fees) along with the equipment and disposable costs. Since there are about 500,000 diagnostic and therapeutic bronchoscopies done each year, health plans should be able to use existing contracting methods and pricing models.
If BT pans out in larger populations, patients and clinicians will finally have a long-lasting procedure that might be used to treat an otherwise difficult-to-treat group of patients.
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Bob Dallis, Ed.D., enters his 13th year as head coach of the Dartmouth women's tennis team and his 26th year as a Division I head coach.
This past season, the Big Green wrapped things up with a record of 8-9 and 4-3 in conference play. Dartmouth ended its season with a dramatic 4-3 victory over #53 Harvard on Senior Day, coming from behind to clinch the win. The team was ranked No. 7 in the ITA Northeast Region ranking.
During the 2012-13 season, Dallis led Dartmouth to a 8-10 overall record and a 1-6 mark in Ivy League action. The Big Green scored a 4-3 come-from-behind conference victory against Princeton at the Boss Tennis Center and Gordon Pavilion on Apr. 14.
In 2011-12, Dallis led the Big Green to an 8-13 overall record, while going 2-5 in Ivy League play. The Big Green were ranked for six consectuive weeks jumping to as high as 53 in mid-February.
Dallis had his most successful season at Dartmouth in 2010-11. He led the women's tennis team to the program's first ever Ivy League Championship. The Big Green finished with a 14-8 overall record and a 6-1 mark in the Ivy League. The team tied with Yale for the Ivy title with Yale gaining the NCAA automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament because of the head-to-head tiebreaker. The squad ended the season ranked 54th in the nation. Dallis was also honored as the Wilson/ITA Northeast Region Co-Coach of the Year.
He led the Big Green to a Top-70 national ranking in six of the past seven seasons, including a program-best in 2010. It was Dartmouth's highest national ranking to date at No. 38. Additionally, the 2007-2008 squad's 16-4 record set a Dartmouth record for most wins in a single season. During a stellar spring, the Big Green defeated such teams as Harvard, Brown, Cornell, Columbia, Boston College, Maryland, and the University of Central Florida, and had a match point to defeat Ivy League champion Yale.
Prior to coming to Dartmouth, Dallis was the head men's and women's tennis coach at Colgate University from 1998-2002, and before that he was the head men's coach at Boston University from 1987-1998. Dallis led the Raider women to runner-up finishes in the Patriot League Conference in 2000 and 2001, and coached the Raider men to a No. 11 NCAA Northeast Regional ranking and a second place conference finish in 2002. The Colgate women's squad was also twice named an ITA All-Academic Team. At Boston University, Dallis coached the Terriers to the final of the conference tournament 10 straight years (winning it four times), and was voted America East Conference coach of the year three times.
A 1986 graduate of Boston University, Dallis was a four-year member of the Terrier tennis team. He was team captain and most valuable player from 1984-86. During his summer breaks from college, Dallis played the professional satellite circuits in the U.S. and Spain.
Dallis earned a doctoral degree in developmental studies and counseling, with a specialization in sport and exercise psychology, from Boston University's School of Education in May 2002. His doctoral dissertation was entitled, "The Design and Implementation of an Elite Training System for Tennis," and details how to develop a world-class tennis player from childhood through the late teen years. An article excerpted from his dissertation was a Tennis Week magazine cover story. Dallis is a United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) Level 1 professional, and has also completed two, week-long USTA Tennis High Performance Coaching programs.
A native of Queens, N.Y., Dallis is a graduate of New York City's renowned Stuyvesant High School. He is married to Bonnie Barber, a writer/editor and former USTA nationally-ranked junior player who was also a tennis standout at Boston University from 1982-1986. They have been married for 20 years and live in West Lebanon, N.H.


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SPARTANBURG, S.C. - The Pfeiffer men's and women's swimming teams competed at Converse on Saturday afternoon at the Weisiger Center. The men's team defeated Lenoir-Rhyne 167-94. The women fell to the Bears 138-120 and were also defeated by Converse, 149-112.
On the men's side, the foursome of Vali Kaufmann, Matt Burns, Grant Smith and Ethan Garrison took home the top spot in the 200-yard medley relay with a time of 1:38.28. Kaufmann won the 200-yard Freestyle, shaving nearly two seconds off his seed time, finishing in 1:46.38. Dima Turkin won the 100-yard Backstroke, 50-yard Freestyle and the 100-yard Butterfly.
For the Lady Falcons, Jessica Burgess topped all swimmers in the 100-yard Backstroke, finishing in 1:03.58, nearly two full seconds ahead of the second place finisher. Kate Galichenko won the 200-yard Butterfly with an impressive time of 2:15.66 and also took home the top spot in the 100-yard Butterfly and 200-yard Individual Medley.
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By Emily Carle
With the rapidly growing health care and health promotion efforts in the U.S., the School of Communication Studies will now offer a program in Health Communication that is included as a concentration in bachelor's degree program and as a minor for undergraduate students. Graduate students can choose several courses in Health Communication, as well.
The area of health communication may not be a new idea in the communication arena, but many do not understand the breadth and depth of this area of study. COMM Professor Rebecca Cline, Ph.D., described the range of health communication processes in a grid with examples as shown below:
According to Cline, many people "only think of doctor-patient communication when it comes to health communication but it's much larger than that." For example, a simple message from a parent to child such as, "clean your plate" is a health-related message. People encounter countless numbers of health and risk messages but don't see them as such; but anything in that message that mentions or influences lifestyles, risks, diet, and exercise, just as a few examples, all fall under the term health communication. Another common example Cline uses is the beer commercial. In any of today's beer commercials, a group of young people are laughing and having a good time with a beer in their hands. These advertisements send the message that when you drink beer, you have fun; this is a health/risk-related message.
Cline also explains that "[health communication] is a highly rapidly growing area" as national organizations are calling for employees to be well-versed in health communication. Organizations such as The National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have created the infrastructure for communication, but now need properly educated employees to carry out health communication efforts. Unlike other concentrations that have been influenced by communication professionals in order for employers to see their value, this field has come about from the top-down. "We are not educating enough people in health communication and thus are not meeting the need; there is an increasing demand at the graduate level," Cline notes. There now is a "recognition of need for expertise in health communication across nursing, pre-medicine, public health, health education, family studies and psychology," Cline adds.
Jeffrey Child, Ph.D., COMM Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Coordinator, includes that, "It is exciting for Communication Studies to be expanding and providing students across the university more ways to obtain specialized communication theory and skills training through a variety of new courses." By opening this new concentration within the School of Communication Studies, students will be prepared at both the undergraduate and graduate level within health communication. With the booming interest and demand within health-related professions, this is the perfect time to expand the field of study. This is not an area that will be fading anytime soon and will continue to grow rapidly as the dependence on the healthcare system also grows.
For students interested in this program, undergraduate elective courses currently are being offered through the School of Communication Studies. In Fall 2011, these courses will expand to meet all of the program requirements for an undergraduate degree. At the beginning of the fall semester, students will be able to select health communication as their desired concentration. This fall, courses offered include: Introduction to Health Communication and Health and the Media. Students can schedule those classes now, and more classes will be available in Spring 2012. "This is certainly an exciting and energetic time to be a Communication Studies student at KSU," Child said.
Through this program, students will gain a better understanding of health care communication and training, social support, health literacy, media literacy, and the design and development of health messages, programs and campaigns. With all of this, new graduates will be able to meet the demands of the health industries.


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