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The Carbon Dinos found out the hard way that it really ain't over til the fat lady sings. Cruising to what seemed like an easy first round win, they ended up stunned with an 18-11 loss to Tooele. Then unable to get their bearings they got stung again with a 13-0 loss to Park City to end their season.
After giving up three to the Buffaloes in the first, the Dinos struck hard and fast with eight of their own. They put three more on the board in the second while shutting down Tooele. The Dinos continued to roll until the fifth. Suddenly it became tough to find the plate and the pitching began to fall apart. The 11-3 lead suddenly dwindled to 11-8. But it was in the sixth inning when the wheels really flew off. Four pitchers, eight walks and seven runs were the demise of the Dinos.
Tooele was able to cushion the victory with three more while the Dinos wood was dead. The stunned Carbon team left the field heading to the loser's bracket against Park City. In the loss the Dinos pounded out 11 hits. JJ Blue had a double and Jordan Moynier was smoking with two doubles and a triple. All the hitting was too early in the game to change the course of the contest in the final innings.
Despite the coaching staff trying to help the team shake off the defeat, the ship could not right itself. Mental errors and lack of hitting kept the Dinos from being even a hint the team they could have been. The team that had been winning all year with their bats could only squeak out two hits in their final game of the season. In a class act, all the underclassmen sat out and let the seniors finish the final game. Coach Moynier was impressed by the showing of sportsmanship over self in the younger teammates. "I look forward to coaching these kids who will put others ahead of themselves next season."
Moynier summed up the early exit of his team, "It was emotionally a really tough way to end the season. It has been an interesting year. We've come a long way and had a good season. It would have been nice to go further into the play-offs before it ended." He is contemplating returning to coach again next season. This year he was named interim coach and it will come down to what the new Carbon High principal decides to do with the team next year.

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Ambassador's speeches
Remarks Delivered at the Inauguration Ceremony for Sanitary Improvements at Centre de Santé Tshimungu
By: Ambassador James F. Entwistle | February 9, 2012, Kimbanseke District, Kinshasa
[As prepared for delivery]
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Distinguished Guests,
It is a pleasure to visit Kimbanseke and the Centre de Sante Tshimungu. I would like to share a little about the Special Self Help Program which funded the work we are inaugurating today.
The Special Self Help Program was designed to permit Ambassadors to fund projects that aim to have an immediate impact on the people of the requesting community. The Embassy receives many requests, but funds are limited. So we give priority to projects which are community-based and meet the following requirements:
- Improve basic economic or social conditions of the people at the local community level;
- Support high-impact, quick-implementation activities which benefit a large number of people within one year without requiring further Special Self-Help assistance;
- Involve a significant local contribution in cash, labor, or material; and
- Are in direct response to the initiative and aspirations of the local community.
After receiving a request from Centre de Sante Tshimungu and visiting the clinic, we were impressed with the possibilities the clinic presented. The pleasant staff greeted us warmly, and showed us a functional medical facility caring for many sick people. The Clinic had many key ingredients for a good maternity and health center and it was supplying important basic health needs for the community. But, a few very important sanitary elements were missing. For example, there were no showers; the only toilet was in disrepair; the septic system was beyond repair; and the maternity part of the Clinic was using a metal barrel as an incinerator.
Our hearts were touched by the dedicated staff, who had put many of the pieces in place to provide needed care, but who lacked finances to resolve some of the basic sanitary needs of the Clinic. In their eyes, we saw hope despite the infrastructure challenges and overwhelming needs. And so we decided that we could provide that needed financial help to provide safer health care for mothers, babies and families of the community of Kimbanseke.
Earlier this year, I signed the contract with leaders of the clinic and now I am thrilled to be here today and see the immense progress. The hard work and pride you take in providing for the medical needs of your community are evident in this new construction. I congratulate you for your commitment to a brighter future for the next generation, and I am honored that the American people and Embassy Kinshasa have been able to contribute to your efforts.
I encourage you to protect your hard work by ensuring that this maternity/ health facility is maintained and the possibilities it represents continue to improve. Again, congratulations and thank you.


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Derived from the traditional Mongolian moveable shelter, the modern yurt is for many an economical, creative, durable, and versatile form of housing. The yurt can work as a home, a temporary shelter or creative work space. Consisting of a few elemental parts, we will build a simple yurt that includes the lattice wall, tension cable, doorway, roof rafters, roof ring, dome and fabric covering. With minimal woodworking skills, a home of complex and magical beauty can be made at modest cost. As the group saws, drills, glues, nails, and assembles the parts together that comprise the yurt framework, then cuts and joins materials for the covering, you will gain the experience that will allow you to make your own yurt to suit any need from year-round home to a room of one's own.
Course start time: Friday, 7pm
Course end time: Sunday, 5pm
- Competency Level: All Levels
- Sterling College credits: 1 Continuing Education Unit ($130 additional)
- AIA credits: 14 HSW Learning Units
Course Objectives
- Traditions and designs behind building a simple, yet durable, sustainable yurt
- Skills required to use basic hand and power woodworking tools
- Experience the power of lattice under tension that shape the walls
- Experience the magic of raising a roof ring and attaching rafters
- Experience the covering of the framework that partners with light
- Acquire a knowledge that supports a free and independent building of a simple yurt
Suggested Reading
King, Paul. The Complete Yurt Handbook. Eco-Logic Books, www.eco-logicbooks.com
Mulberry House. Maple Grove, Bath BA2 3AF, UK, 2007
Kuehn, Dan Frank, Mongolian Cloud Houses: How to Make a Yurt and Live
Comfortably. Shelter Publications, PO Box 279, Bolinas, California 94924, 2006
Lokey, Charles. Practical Mathematics in Yurt Design; A Detailed Discussion Following
Project GRAD Kenai Peninsula, Summer Learning Institute, www.math.montana.edu/~lokey/YurtMath.pdf, 2004
Sargent, Bruce W. For the Love of Yurts, Building an Ultra Simple Yurt Home for Under
a $1000, Shires Press, 2009 www.forloveofyurts.com.
Coperthwaite, Wm. S., A Handmade Life: In Search of Simplicity. Chelsea Green Publishing Co., White River Junction, Vermont, 2002
Kemery, Becky, Yurts: Living in the Round. Gibbs Smith Publishing, 2006
Stronach, David. On the Antiquity of the Yurt: Evidence from Arjan and Elsewhere. University of California, Berkeley. http://www.silk-road.com/newsletter/2004vol2num1/yurt.htm
Materials to Bring
• Hearing protection
• Safety goggles
• Toe enclosing shoes
• Dust mask
• Tape measure
• Knife
• Leather gloves
• Pencil
Course Outline
Friday Evening
• Discussion of yurt design, traditions, construction schedule, math for independent designs and project safety
Saturday Morning
• Cutting and shaping rafters
• Cutting, drilling, and shaping lattice for wall
• Create wall to door frame straps
• Creating door frame
• Starting roof ring
Saturday Afternoon
• Cutting and shaping rafters
• Cutting and assembling roof ring and dome
• Assembling lattice sections and installing tension cable
• Grommeting sidewall material
Sunday Morning
• Layout of fabric for roof
• Gluing and cutting roof fabric
• Raising the roof ring and installing rafters
Sunday Afternoon
• Applying roof fabric
• Hanging sidewall
• Final adjustments
• Photographic opportunities, reflection, group sharing and course evaluation


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Department of Dermatology
The Department of Dermatology was organized to serve the dermatological needs of Makati Medical Center, its charity program and the Center's Internship Training Program.
Dr. Manuel C. Fernandez Sr. and Dr. Thelma de Villa-Leelin founded it. Dr. Vermen Verallo-Rowell and Dr. Filomena Legarda-Montinola later joined them as senior consultants. Dr. Manuel O. Fernandez Jr. later joined the consultant staff, after training in Dermatologic-Plastic Surgery in the United States.
The dermatology department initiated in 1988 its own 3-year residency program, which was promptly accredited by the Philippine Board of Dermatology. To maintain a high quality of training, it limits the number of residents it accepts in to the program.
The department continually updates itself by active participation of its staff members and resident in Postgraduate courses, local and international conventions, Continuing Medical Education courses, and annual training workshops. Its library is equipped with up-to-date books, publication and online journals. Research is a major part of its training program producing excellent award-winning research papers. This is complemented by the acquisition of state-of-the-art technical equipment including a light microscope, 5-header microscope, Fluorescent microscope, VISIA Skin Analysis, Mexameter, and Sebumenter. On July 2002, the MCF Phototherapy and Laser Center was opened to honor Dr. Manuel C. Fernandez, Sr. the center, now renamed MCF Dermlaser and phototherapy Center boasts of 12 laser and light machines, 2 phototherapy units, 1 Hand and Foot UVA Phototherapy, and 1 hand-held UVB phototherapy.
Subspecialty in Dermatology is another string feature of the department. These include Dermatopathology, Dermatoimmunopathology, Cosmetic Surgery, Dermatologic Surgery, Laser and Light Treatment, Mohs Microsurgery, Photomedicine, Pediatric Dermatology, and Contact Dermatology.
To provide excellent dermatologic care to patients through highly qualified residents in training and PDS board accredited dermatologists. To continually sustain excellence by continuing medical education through lectures, workshops, seminars, research, attendance in conferences and fellowships To continually uphold the requirements set by the Philippine Dermatological Society for accreditation in the training program and in the good standing of its members
To provide graduates with an excellent knowledge of the practice of dermatology and its subspecialties.
Dr. Ma. Purita Paz Lao, Dr. Imelda Cabral-Villar, Dr. Vermen V. Verallo-Rowell, Dr. Donna Marie Leelin-Sarrosa, Dr. Ma. Lourdes Aragon-De Veyra, Dr. Ma. Teresa A. Belmonte, Dr. Filomena L. Montinola, Dr. Ma. Victoria C. Dizon, Dr. Elsie Reynosa P. Floreza, Dr. Donna Marie Leelin-Sarrosa, Dr. Ma. Lourdes Aragon-De Veyra, Dr. Ma. Teresa A. Belmonte, Dr. Beatriz G. Carpo, Dr. Ma. Teresa E. Dimagiba, Dr. Giovanni E. Dimayuga, Dr. Valerie Floro-Herbosa, Dr. Lucia C. Fores, Dr. Rowena F. Genuino, Dr. Shiela Hautea-Pagdanganan, Dr. Maria Jasmin J. Jamora, Dr. Elvira L. Henares-Esguerra, Dr. Stephen F. Lacson, Dr. Giselle S. Lazaro, Dr. Esther C. Leynes, Dr. Carmela Ana V. Lim, Dr. Mary Anne Luciano-Amon, Dr. Ma. Patricia Astorga-Chavez, Dr. Krisinda Dim-Jamora, Dr. Claudine Lagman-Javier, Dr. Sherwin A. Llego, Dr. Patricia Anne T. Tinio, Dr. Corrine Mae Tiu-Dy, Dr. Guia Avecilla, Dr. Marivic Cabillos, Dr. Mylah Joven, Dr. Celia Theresa Lim-Layson, Dr. Katrina Canlas-Estrella, Dr. Mary Angela T. Calleja (not in picture), Dr. Leah Martires, Dr. Carmencita Salud, Dr. Patricia V. Tin
Ma. Purita Paz Lao, MD
Chairman Head, MCF Dermlaser and Phototherapy Center
Active Staff
Elizabeth P. Prieto, MD
Imelda Cabral-Villar, MD
Advisory Council
Active Staff
Vermen V. Verallo-Rowell, MD
Member, Dermatopathology Section
Advisory Council
Active Staff
Filomena L. Montinola, MD
Head, Dermatopathology Section Member, Training Group
Member, Research Committee
Active Staff
Ma. Victoria C. Dizon, MD
Head, Bioethics Committee
Member, Pediatric Dermatology Section
Active Staff
Elsie Reynosa P. Floreza, MD
Member, Training Group
Member, Dermatopathology Section
Active Staff
Donna Marie Leelin-Sarrosa, MD
Head, Pediatric Dermatology Section
Training Officer
Active Staff
Ma. Lourdes Aragon-De Veyra, MD
Head, Medical Mission Committee
Assistant Training Officer
Active Staff
Ma. Teresa A. Belmonte, MD
Active Staff
Beatriz G. Carpo, MD
Assistant Head, MCF Dermlaser and Phototherapy Center
Active Staff
Ma. Teresa E. Dimagiba, MD
Head, Research Committee
Active Staff
Giovanni E. Dimayuga, MD
Head, Socials Committee
Head, Post-graduate Course Committee
Active Staff
Valerie Floro-Herbosa, MD
Vice Chairman Member, Training Group
Active Staff
Lucia C. Fores, MD
Head, Committee on Residency Application
Member, Training Group
Active Staff
Rowena F. Genuino, MD
Member, Training Group
Member, Research Committee Associate
Active Staff
Shiela Hautea-Pagdanganan, MD
Member, Medical Records Committee Associate
Active Staff
Maria Jasmin J. Jamora, MD
Head, Clinico-Pathologic Conference Committee
Head, Immunodermatology Section
Member, Dermatopathology Section
Active Staff
Elvira L. Henares-Esguerra, MD
Member, Medical Records Committee
Active Staff
Stephen F. Lacson, MD
Head, Dermatologic Surgery Section
Active Staff
Giselle S. Lazaro, MD
Head, Research Committee
Active Staff
Esther C. Leynes, MD
Head, JCI and Total Quality Service Committee
Head, Continued Medical Education Committee
Associate Active Staff
Carmela Ana V. Lim, MD
Active Staff
Mary Anne Luciano-Amon, MD
Active Staff
Ma. Patricia Astorga-Chavez, MD
Member, Dermatopathology Section
Active Staff
Krisinda Dim-Jamora, MD
Member, Dermatologic Surgery Section
Active Staff
Claudine Lagman-Javier, MD
Head, Outpatient Department Section
Member, Training Group
Member, Bioethics Committee
Active Staff
Sherwin A. Llego, MD
Member, Outpatient Department Section
Member, Post-graduate Course Committee
Associate Active Staff
Patricia Anne T. Tinio, MD
Head, Phototherapy Section
Member, Training Group Associate
Active Staff
Corrine Mae Tiu-Dy, MD
Member, MCF Dermlaser and Phototherapy Center
Member, Research Committee
Active Staff
Guia Avecilla, MD
Head, Accreditation Committee
Member, Training Group
Member, Research Committee
Active Staff
Marivic Cabillos, MD
Visiting Staff
Mylah Joven, MD
Head, Pharmaceuticals Committee
Member, Research Committee
Associate Active Staff
Celia Theresa Lim-Layson, MD
Member, Post-graduate Course Committee
Associate Active Staff
Katrina Canlas-Estrella, MD
Member, Pharmaceuticals Committee
Member, Committee on Residency Application
Member, Immunodermatology Section
Active Staff
Mary Angela T. Calleja, MD
Member, Socials Committee
Associate Active Staff
Leah Martires, MD
Visiting Staff
Carmencita Salud, MD
Visiting Staff
Patricia V. Tin, MD
Visiting Staff
Fatima Joy C. Tan, MD
Diorella Anne C. Capco, MD
Jamaine Melisse L. Cruz. MD
Ma. Isabel Beatriz L. Puno, MD
Mary Ann Rose P. Rueda, MD
Golda Mae U. Soller, MD
Anna Cecilia Francesca I. Alvarez, MD
Maria Cristina G. Magcalas, MD
Maria Sharlene O. Pelino, MD
Dermatopathology Immunodermatology
Dermatologic Surgery
Laser and Light
Cosmetic Surgery
Mohs Microsurgery
Pediatric Dermatology
Contact Dermatitis
Fungal KOH mount and reading
Patch test (for contact dermatitis)
Acne Surgery
Skin Punch/Shave/Excision biopsy
Excision of cutaneous benign/malignant tumors
Intralesional Triamcinolone injection
Electrodessication and Curettage (telangiectasia, skin tags, warts, AKs, etc.)
Nail surgery
Incision and Drainage
Tzanck smear
Extraction of milia and molluscum lesions
Surgical removal/ Excision of moles
Chemical Peels:
Trichloroacetic acid
Glycolic acid
Mandelic acid
Pyruvic acid
Botulinum Toxin injection
Scar revision
Mohs Micrographic Surgery
Punch grafts
Skin flaps and grafts
Phototherapy – for psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, vitiligo and other eczema.
Localized/Targeted Phototherapy
Hand & Foot UVA
Laser and Lights
Intense pulsed light treatment (560nm/590nm/640nm)
For facial rejuvenation, pigmented and erythema
Diode radiofrequency (Polaris)
Treatment for facial rejuvenation, rhytides and acne scars
Radiofrequency, Bipolar (Tenor XL) – Fat reduction, skin tightening
Unipolar: deep, body contour
Bipolar: superficial, skin tightening
Pulsed Dye Laser (V-Beam Perfecta, Candela)
Ultrasonic Cavita (Cavitalipo)
Fat reduction through lipolysis
Tripolar Radiofrequency (Maximus)
Fat reduction, muscle toning, skin tightening
Fractional CO2 (Acupulse)
Fractional ablative skin resurfacing
532, 755, 1064nm (Alextrivantage)
Tattoo removal
1064nm Nd:YAG (Cutera)
Photorejuvenation (Genesis)
1064 Nd:Yag (Cool Glide)
Hair removal
532, 1064 nm Nd:YAG (Harmony QS) – Tattoo removal; Brown spot removal
2940 nm ER: YAG (Harmony Pixel) – Acne Resurfacing
780-950 nm near infrared (Harmony ST)
1064nm Nd:YAG (Harmony LP)
575 nm near infrared (Harmony Advance Fluorescence Technology (AFT) – Melasma, Freckles, Photorejuvenation
*Please refer to Makati Medical Center website at www.makatimed.net.ph
1. To produce excellent clinical dermatologists and leaders in the field of Dermatology. This is accomplished by providing an educational and analytical environment that encourages personal growth, teamwork, effective communication, compassion, and state-of-the-art clinical care, sensitivity to the individual needs of patients, professionalism, collegiality, career-long learning, clinical curiosity, scholarship, and scientific inquiry.
2. To develop clinical and technical competence as a specialist in the diagnosis and management of diseases of skin, hair, nails and mucous membranes in our resident trainees.
Application forms are available at the Medical Education Department, Hallway A, 1st floor, Tower 1. The office is open from 8am-5pm Monday to Friday. For any inquiries please contact Ms. Maria Rowena M. Antenor at 8888-999 loc 7161. All completed forms with corresponding requirement will be submitted to the Medical Education Office. There is a non-refundable application fee of P2, 500. Payment should be paid in cash at the clinic of Dr. Lucia Castro-Fores, room 302 from 9am-4pm every Monday to Friday. All applicants with complete requirements take a competitive examination. The top examinees will then undergo an interview by the residency application committee.
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- Certification of rank in class (Original copy)
- Certificate of Internship
- Recommendation letter regarding Internship performance from the Internship Training Officer (Original copy)
- Passport size (1.5×1.5 in) picture (1 copy)
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Rockfax DescriptionClimb the slab between Blu and Bye Bye Doc, trending left at the top to finish in a cave just right of Blu. © ROCKFAX
LucasHarazin - Lead O/S - 31/Aug/15
Nice climb but struggled to get past the crux. Maybe I missed something?jonhowson - Lead dog - 26/Apr/15 with Kate R
Difficult fingery crux. Pleased that I went for it and that I worked it out after a few goes.garywong - Lead dog - 12/Apr/15 with Jing Tang
dan gibson - Lead O/S - 22/Nov/14 with julie carroll
Trisha Murphy - Lead O/S - 14/Oct/14 with Sam Robinson
afrosam - Lead O/S - 14/Oct/14 with Trisha Murphy
Stoney Boy - Lead O/S - 09/May/14 with Nick Conway
Hidden - Lead O/S - May/14
surfede - Lead dog - 30/Apr/14 with ale
Hidden - Lead β - 27/Apr/14
Hidden - Lead dog - 07/Apr/14
tricky crux/ foot sequence(it took me 5/6 attempts) steve2006 - Lead dog - 20/Oct/13 with Andrew Pearson
MoWalker3 - 15/Oct/13
End of the day, got too tiredLeiko Miura - Lead dog - 24/Sep/13 with Joss
Hidden - Lead β - 24/Sep/13
Ralph managed to get all but one of the quickdraws in. Thankfully I managed to pull through the hard fingery crux on smears.UnkArl - Lead β - 24/Apr/13 with Ralph
Bargate_Champ - Lead O/S - 01/Apr/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Mar/13
2nd go overall, first today. found a much easier clipping position for the top draw this time round and went much easier. top section is still nails though!James S - Lead RP - 13/Oct/12 with evan, gem
Last route of the day and done straight after bye bye doc (another 6c) without resting. annoyed with myself for dropping the onsight though! fell whilst trying to clip the last bolt from a really awkward position. pulled back on and got it easily, should have just skipped the bolt and i would have been fine! Confident to get it get it next time if we're back at the crag before we leave.James S - Lead dog - 11/Oct/12 with gem
DavidR - Lead rpt - 26/Sep/12 with Holly Adamthwaite
Weaved left at top. A very thin foot swap and some rather desperate flagging still felt pretty cruxy.Andy Clarke - Lead O/S - 19/May/12 with Tim
Hidden - Lead - 16/May/12
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jonhall91 - Lead dnf - May/12
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doesn't get hard til last two bolts. JamieSparkes - Lead O/S - 03/Apr/12 with Nick, Claire Holland
llamaglama - 2nd - 03/Apr/12 with Jam
charlietorrance - 2nd - Apr/12 with Meg93
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thomasburley - Lead RP - 24/Sep/11 with Garth
To be done. Fingery crux needs good footworkthomasburley - Lead dog - 19/Sep/11 with Garth
Twisty - Lead O/S - Sep/11 with Byron Buck
fildac - Lead dog - 30/Aug/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/May/11
clairejane - Lead - Mar/11 with gav
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Nails!Graham Iles - Lead dog - 24/Sep/10 with Mark Holt
Tough finish. I made a short detour out left and back at a higher level. Still felt 6c that way!Dave Musgrove - Lead O/S - 10/Oct/09 with Johnny Walker
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DavidR - Lead O/S - 18/May/09 with Holly Adamthwaite
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Awful thin moves at crux...nails!Morgan Woods - Lead O/S - 29/Sep/07 with Tina
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The American Academy of Family Physicians recommends that a person with plantar fasciitis complete the following stretches at least twice per day. As always, a client should consult her physician before starting any exercise program.
Foot Strengthening Stretch Grab a towel with your toes as if you were going to pick up the towel with your foot. Repeat this exercise several times a day.


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WRITER/DIRECTOR: A Most Violent Year
A Most Violent Year is a thriller set in New York City during the winter of 1981, statistically one of the most violent years in the city's history. The film follows the lives of an immigrant and his family trying to expand their business and capitalize on opportunities as the rampant violence, decay, and corruption of the day drag them in and threaten to destroy all they have built.
J.C. Chandor has honed his own subtle yet distinct narrative voice and vision over the past 15 years through directing, producing and writing award-winning documentaries, commercials and narrative films.
Chandor was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for his debut feature film Margin Call (2011), which he also directed. The film has a star-studded ensemble cast and was awarded 'Best Directorial Debut' by the National Board of Review, 'Breakthrough Director' by the New York Film Critics Circle, 'Best Original Screenplay' by the San Francisco Film Critics Circle, and won an Australian Academy Award for 'Best Screenplay.' The film received the 'Best First Feature Award' as well as the 'Robert Altman Award' at the Independent Spirit Awards and was also named one of the top 10 films of 2011 in publications such as The New york Times, Rolling Stone, New york Magazine, The New Yorker, New York Post, and The Huffington Post.
In May of 2013, Chandor premiered his second film All Is Lost, starring Robert Reford, in Official selection at the Cannes Film Festival. It received a nine minute standing ovation and was released worldwide to near universal critical acclaim. The film went on to collect many accolades including 'Best Actor' by the New York Film Critics Circle, Golden Globe for 'Best Original Score,' nominated for an Academy Award, BAFTA, two Golden Globes, and four Independent Spirit Awards including, 'Best Picture,' 'Best Director,' and 'Best Actor.'
Chandor is currently in post production on his third film A Most Violent Year starring Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain, which will be distributed worldwide in the fall of 2014.
A few of Chandor's other notable non-feature credits include a six-part concert film series for AOL/Warner Brothers featuring Sting, Elton John, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers. Chandor's commercial work over the years has included projects for a long list of clients including: Subaru motors of America, Red Bull Racing, Major League Soccer, BMW-Oracle Racing, and Carhartt Outdoor Clothing. He is also currently has feature film projects in development with Legendary Pictures, Warner Bros Pictures, Lionsgate, Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way and Universal Pictures.
Chandor holds a bachelor's degree in American Studies and Film Studies from the College of Wooster in Ohio and studied film production at New York University. He grew up in the suburbs of New York City and London, England, and currently lives outside New York City with his wife, painter Cameron Goodyear, and their two children.


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In my last post I mentioned the new language Julia. It deserves more than a single paragraph, so I thought I'd walk through a problem, and tackle it with the language.
The problem is a stock standard one: investigating the fitting of an SIR model of disease spread to an outbreak of influenza at an English boarding school. Of the 763 pupils, on the first day only one was infected, and the number of infected pupils changed over 14 days as:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3 6 25 73 222 294 258 237 191 125 69 27 11 4
We will try to find parameters and so that when the equations
are solved, the values of fit the data.
Note that the sum of all the right hand sides is zero; this indicates that is constant, which for this model is the population. (Other models allow for births, deaths and other population changes).
Finding the parameters can be done in several steps:
- Set up a function for the system of differential equations.
- From that function, create a second function which is the sum of squared differences between the data, and the computed values from the equations.
- Minimize that sum.
The first function can be created in Julia (following the example here) as:
function SIR(t,x,p) S = x[1] I = x[2] R = x[3] beta = p[1] gamma = p[2] [-beta*S*I, beta*S*I-gamma*I, gamma*I] end
The default behaviour of functions in Julia is to return the line before the "end" statement; thus in a function such as this one, there is no need for a "return" statement (although one exists).
To solve a system of equations we need access to the ODE package, which I'll assumed you've installed with
This can be loaded into a running Julia session either with
using ODE
which adds all the ODE functions into the top namespace, or as
import ODE
which adds all the functions in the ODE namespace. So to call the Dormand-Prince method, you would use
if all methods were in the top namespace, or as
in the second case.
So, for example, we could attempt to solve the equations as:
p = [0.01, 0.1] t, x = ODE.ode45((t,x)->SIR(t,x,p),[0:0.1:14],[762.,1.,0.]);
To plot the functions, we'll use the plotting library Winston (Winston, Julia from 1984 – geddit?), which is fairly basic, but enough for our simple needs:
import Winston wn = Winston wn.plot(t,x[:,1],"b",t,x[:,2],"g",t,x[:,3],"r",[1:14],data',"k*")
The green curve corresponds to , the number of infected individuals at a given time, and the asterisks to the data. Clearly these parameters do not provide a very good fit.
The next step is to create a sum of squares function to minimize. To do this, we will solve the ODE system with the ode4 method which uses a fixed step size. This means we can ensure that there are computed values for at all the integer points:
function ss(b::Vector) data = [3 6 25 73 222 294 258 237 191 125 69 27 11 4]; t,x = ode.ode4((t,x)->SIR(t,x,b),[0:0.05:14],[762.,1.,0.]); sum((data-x[21:20:281,2]').^2) end
Now this function can be optimized, using a method from the Optim package:
import Optim Optim.optimize(ss,[0.001,1],method=:cg)
The "method" variable here defaults to the Nelder-Mead method, but for this particular function I found that the conjugate-gradient method gave the best results.
This produces quite a bit of information, of which the salient bits are:
* Minimum: .0021806376138654117 .44517197444683443 * Value of Function at Minimum: 4507.078964
So, let's try these parameters and see what happens:
p = [.0021806376138654117, .44517197444683443]; t, x = ODE.ode45((t,x)->SIR(t,x,p),[0:0.1:14],[762.,1.,0.]); wn.plot(t,x[:,1],"b",t,x[:,2],"g",t,x[:,3],"r",[1:14],data',"k*")
As you can see, the fit is remarkably good.
As far as problems go, this is not particularly hard – conceptually speaking it's probably at an undergraduate level. On the other hand, it's not completely trivial, and does seem to me to give the computational environment a bit of a work-out. And Julia solves it with ease.
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- Co-author with Colleen Conry, "Discovery Double-Bind, Compliance with US Discovery Obligations and Foreign Data Privacy Laws," Third International Pharmaceutical Regulatory and Compliance Congress and Best Practices Forum, Rome (May 2009)
- Contributing author to book, Electronic Discovery: New Ideas, Trends, Case Law, and Practices, Ralph Losey, West Thomson (2010)
- Contributing author to book on E-Discovery Experts, ABA (2012)
- "The Need for Art and Surgery in Discovery," www.ralphlosey.wordpress.com (August 23, 2009)
- "Cooperating with the Adversary: Defining Transparent Discovery in an Adversarial Process," Sue Magazine (Winter 2009)
- "Rule 34: A Cause for Confusion," Law Technology News (January 16, 2009)
- "When U.S. E-Discovery Meets EU Roadblocks," The National Law Journal (December 22, 2008)
- "Teach Your Children Well—A Case for Teaching E-Discovery in Law Schools," www.ralphlosey.wordpress.com (November 26, 2008)
- Panelist, "Preventing E-Discovery Fishing Expeditions," IQPC e-Discovery for Financial Services and Government Investigations, New York, NY (November 27, 2012)
- Chair, "Hot Topics in E-Discovery Conference," Suffolk University Law School (October 5, 2012)
- Presenter, "Ramifications of commingling personal and professional data," (with an emphasis on BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies), ILTA 2012, Washington, DC (August 30, 2012)
- Panelist, "Understanding the Value & Risk of Predictive Coding," 2nd Annual E-Discovery Life Sciences Conference in Philadelphia (February 27, 2012)
- Panelist, "Living in a World of Social Networks: Understanding the Impact on eDiscovery Practices," 2nd Annual E-Discovery Life Sciences Conference in Philadelphia, (February 27, 2012)
- Panelist, "Computer-Assisted Document Review: What, Why and How," Kroll OnTrack hosted CLE seminar, Boston, MA (November 29, 2011)
- Panelist, "The Cloud? Inherent Risks & Challenges Associated With Cloud Computing," eDiscovery for Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Corporations Conference, Boston, MA (March 28, 2011)
- Presenter, "Social Media and E-Discovery for the Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia" State Bar of Georgia (March 15, 2011)
- Panelist, "Controlling E-Discovery Costs at E-Discovery Summit 2010," sponsored by Boston University School of Law, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Westlaw, and CaseLogistix
- Keynote Speaker, "Top Ten Questions Posed to E-Discovery Counsel," Boston College Club Executive Dinner (July 14, 2010)
- Presenter with Barbara Gueth, "Ethics and E-Discovery," Boston Women in E-Discovery (April 6, 2010)
- Presenter, "E-Discovery Update: The Latest Cases, Trends and Tips for Civil and Criminal Trial Lawyers," Lawyer's Weekly CLE Conference, Boston, MA (March 18, 2010)
- "IP Master Class: New Standards for Document Preservation and Collection Procedures─Minimize Your Risks," Webinar (February 16, 2010)
- "Money Saving Solutions for E-Discovery: Concrete Steps You Should Take Now to Manage Risks & Control Ballooning Costs," The Harvard Club (September 24, 2009)
- "Conducting Cross-Border Discovery and Data Breach Investigations," IAPP 2009 Privacy Academy Boston (International Association of Privacy Professionals) (September 17, 2009)
- "The Status of Metadata Case Law," Podcast http://www.esibytes.com/?p=506 (September 16, 2009)
- "Production of Metadata—What Does Rule 34 Really Require and What Do The Courts Think is Required?" The International Litigation Support Leaders Conference, State of Metadata case law (May 8, 2009)
- "Two of E-Discovery's Biggest Headaches," Boston Bar Association (January 28, 2009)
- "Nontraditional ESI and the Law," 2009 AIIM Conference Program (March 31, 2009)
- "Electronic Discovery," AACEI Meeting (February 2009)
- Main Speaker, "E-Discovery," Massachusetts Bar Associations' Annual Convention (2005)
Selected Media
For her work in E-Discovery, Shannon has been quoted in the following media:
- Quoted, "Facebook Changes Open Up New World Of Discovery," Law360 (October 28, 2011)
- Quoted, "Law schools drag feet on e-discovery amid increasingly burdensome volume of electronic data," Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists, (September 1, 2011)
- Quoted, "Facebook E-Discovery Ruling Only Tip Of The Iceberg," Law360 (June 8, 2010)
- Quoted, "Regulations, Paperwork Spark Growth in E-Discovery," Mass High Tech (October 7, 2009)
- Quoted, "Social Networks Could Create E-Discovery Headaches," Law360 (July 7, 2009)
- For litigation she handled in Chicago, Shannon was interviewed and/or mentioned in the following media outlets: NBC Nightly News, CBS Evening News, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, and WLS 890AM's The Roe Conn Show.


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Philadelphia 76ers team president Billy King said Sunday night he would not rush to deal Iverson, the disgruntled former MVP who has drawn trade interest from all but two NBA teams.
"We never put a timetable on this," King said. "The only timetable I'll put on this is to make the best decision for this franchise for the long haul. We've got to be very methodical as we go through this and do our due diligence. This is not something we're going to rush into."
Iverson was sent home by the Sixers and has been inactive for six consecutive games after he asked to be traded nearly two weeks ago. King did not say when he expected to complete a trade for Iverson.
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Apple may update the Retina iPad in the coming months with a version that addresses thickness and weight.
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To make sure that Windows 8 ultrabooks are not just a one-hit wonder, the chip giant is getting involved in touch display supply.
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Archive search not exporting results
I have an issue trying to perform a search for a client. I have to use the browser search as unfortunately the client does not have Discovery Accelerator in the environment.
The issue is that although I am able to get results based on the search criteria, I am unable to export the results either to PST file or back into the mailbox. There are no errors logged in the event viewer so I am unsure as to why it is not exporting the results.
The challenge is that the environment is an Exchange 2007 with EV 7.5, however the client are in the process of migrating to Exchange 2010 and EV.cloud.
I don't believe that the journal mailbox has been migrated as yet, although I need to confirm that with the Exchange team and I was wondering if anyone has any ideas on this?
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Have you implemented:
Do you see the basket restore as shown in the screenshots?
The option is there as I have done searches in the past without any issue.
I am able to kick off the restore and the basket status will change to "Restoring" but nothing gets created in the destination folder and basket remains in the restoring state.
When restoring to the mailbox, the items do not appear either in the original location or to the "Restored Items" folder.
Okay so your issue is somewhat wider spread than not being able to export the items to a PST file via the web browser. From what you said you can't restore an item to the mailbox either.
Have you tried export archive? I mean if your goal is to get the data in to a PST that would fit the bill, right?
You might also want to try a basket restore when dtracing the following:
It sounds to me like your EV Servers may be set to Read-Only mode. Prior to EV 8 registry keys were set to prevent items from being archived.
Look for EnableRestore in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\KVS\Enterprise Vault\Storage
DWORD value:
0 — Component disabled
1 — Component enabled (Default)
Enables or disables the StorageRestore component of the Enterprise Vault Storage Service. By disabling the component, you can prevent any StorageRestore processes from starting when an Enterprise Vault Storage Service starts.
If that is set to 0 then change it to 1 and restart the Storage service. That will allow restores to complete successfully. The others can remain set to 0.
I overlooked that one. The server had moved between data centres recently and was put in read-only mode before the move and not reverted after the move. Thought it was changed, but obviously was not, so never thought about it.
Upon the service restart, SQL errors began to be logged.
Long story short, there was an issue with the SQL instance which then wreaked havoc, however once the DBA rectified the situation, the searches started to export their respective results.
Not sure how long the SQL issue existed as it only started throwing errors after the service was restarted.


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Current students and alumni will be pleased to know that they made a wise decision when enrolling in the Volgenau School of Engineering.
In a recent survey from AffordableCollegesOnline.com that identified the 20 engineering programs in the United States with the highest return on investment (ROI), George Mason University's program is ranked sixth.
According to the website, "students who graduate from these programs earn more over their lifetimes, on average, than engineering graduates from other institutions."
"We are so pleased that Mason's engineering program ranked very high on the list of schools with the highest return on investment," says Kenneth Ball, dean of the Volgenau School of Engineering. "This is exactly the kind of recognition our program needs as we continue to produce successful graduates — both professionally and economically."
Mason joins other top engineering programs such as Harvey Mudd College, California Institute of Technology and Stanford University. The Volgenau School of Engineering, says AffordableCollegesOnline, prepares students to be competitive in their field and achieve academic and career excellence in high-demand positions.
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Shortly after setting sail, you float through a curtain of mist with a projection of a talking pirate (Davy Jones, the villain in the new movie) on it. It's a very cool effect and it's fun to watch everyone ahead of you trying to touch the projection as they sail though it. To be honest, I was so entranced with the effect, I didn't listen to what the pirate had to say. Sorry.
When you enter the battle scene, the music is completely different. They are now using (what I assume is) the musical score from the movie. It has a much more ominous feel about it. The captain of the ship has been replaced with the bad-guy (Barbossa) from the movie. (Click HERE for an official Disney photo of this scene.)
At the "dunking" scene, the dialogue has been changed. The "dunker" is now asking the mayor where he can find Captain Jack Sparrow and the mayor refuses to answer. Just beyond the well we see Jack hiding behind some dress-makers bodices. The Audio Animatronic looks exactly like actor Johnny Depp and his movements are spectacularly real. You'd almost swear the real Johnny was standing there. (Click HERE for an official Disney photo of this scene.)
The next scene that has been changed is where the fat pirate is sitting, leaning against a barrel. This pirate's dialogue has been changed and he is also looking for Jack. Instead of the young girl poking her head out of the barrel, we now see Jack popping up and looking around. Once again, this AA is extremely lifelike. (Click HERE for an official Disney photo of this scene.)
In the final scene, the treasure room, all of the other Audio Animatronics have been removed and Jack has been added, sitting in a rocking chair in the middle of the booty.
As the ride pulled into the unload area, a number of guests applauded. When a cast member asked others how they liked the new additions, he received a hearty endorsement.
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I imagine things involved in this might be: - TextRange stuff; - Reacting to onclick for all paragraphs (or whole body or div), ... but then I have not found anywhere that says how you could tell the browser:
"Hey! Please do that cool thing of highlighting text right under the mouse ... RIGHT NOW ... even though I only single clicked, not double clicked."
Just for clarification: I am not asking to highlight the whole text within a div or paragraph (that would be fairly simple, many explanations are given for that on stackoverflow). Nor am I wanting to do anything like insert a billion spans for each word. I am hoping to find the exact same functionality you get when a double click on text occurs in a browser, but for a single click.
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zu online have alot of quests.. almost like ur only quest leveling
zu online have alot of quests.. almost like ur only quest leveling
Can win some good stuff, dont have to use my link thought.
Guild Wars = The Best (but B2P yet No Subcr)
DOMO = Runner Up
LaTale = Uhm, Quest Grind n_n?
In terms of quality not quantity except LaTale , lol ~.~
i dont like the quest sytem in atlantica.
but ROM is okay
Play this
fusion fall^^ when i was lvl10 i did over 150 quests lol
perfect world,it pissed me off couse i felt i was doing endless questing.
thanks for the replies everyone!
Perfect World and RoM seems intriguing. People say good and bad things about both.
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Landscape Architecture Professor Joan Nassauer sees opportunity in the ruins of Detroit's abandoned homes. She is currently spearheading a pilot program to effectively improve the health of the Detroit River—and ultimately Lake Erie—by boosting the city's green infrastructure.
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The Twins were sure Tsuyoshi Nishioka would hit in the big leagues, but his lack of success has them scratching their heads.
Eddie Rosario had to have surgery on his face after being struck by a baseball. When he returned to the field, he made sure to get his revenge on every ball he connected with.
Levi Michael feels that struggling is a good thing and uses his own shortcomings for motivation.
Twins righthander Michael Tonkin uses anger as a weapon on the mound.
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The Twins figured Jairo Perez had a little bit of power, but he's found more than expected after recovering from Tommy John surgery.
After being blocked by Ryan Howard in Philadelphia, Matt Rizzotti was acquired by the Twins, who have Justin Morneau at first base.
Caleb Thielbar was pitching for the St. Paul Saints when the Twins signed him last August.
Despite getting very little notice, lefthander Jose Gonzalez has been effective at each level in his career.
The Twins have been high on prep outfielder Byron Buxton for almost a year and got their guy with second overall pick.
Chris Colabello's path to affiliated ball wasn't typical of most pro players.
Twins righthander Alex Wimmers started last season without recording an out. He closed the year without allowing a hit. The 23-year-old knows which extreme he prefers, but only time will tell if the 2010 first-rounder becomes a more consistent performer.
The desire for perfection helped Aaron Hicks become a scratch golfer while still in high school, but at the plate, the Twins' 2008 first-rounder now believes his ever-changing approach is responsible for a frustrating season at high Class A Fort Myers.
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Freaky Math
Derrick Niederman, author of Number Freak: From 1 to 200, The Hidden Language of Numbers Revealed, shares his intense love of integers. As he explains, every number 1-200 tells a story, except maybe the number 138.
7 > One basic test for dementia onset is asking patients to subtract 7 from 100.
17 > There are 17 different symmetric patterns of wall paper.
19 > There are 19 holes in sink or lavatory drains, arranged symmetrically, they are a hexagon.
34 > The theoretical maximum number of Senate contests in any particular election year is 34.
40 > Is the only number whose letters are in alphabetical order when written out in English: abcdeFghijklmnOpqRsTuvwxYz.
42 > The computer Deep Thought in Douglas Adam's Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy calculates the Ultimate Answer to the Great Question is 42.
50 > The show Hawaii Five-O comes from Hawaii being the 50th state.
81 > The number 81 appears on Hell's Angels insignia because 'H' is the 8th and "A" the 1st number in the alphabet.
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