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Information and Infrastructure Assurance Staff
Chief Information Security Officer
Donald Welch, Ph.D. is the University of Michigan Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). As CISO, Don is responsible for the university's information assurance (IT security, privacy, IT policy, compliance, and enterprise continuity) program, including Ann Arbor, Flint, Dearborn, and the Health System. His charge also includes direct responsibility for ITS Information and Infrastructure Assurance.
IT Security Staff
Brandon Bailey is a data security analyst. Before joining IIA, Brandon worked as a database programmer in the Cardiovascular Center of the Medical School, supporting quality improvements for cardiac surgery. Prior to that, he worked with Mid-Michigan Health for three years. Brandon is working toward his masters degree in information assurance at Eastern Michigan University. His hobbies include traveling, going outdoors, and sailing.
Sol Bermann (CIPP) is the university privacy officer. Prior to joining U-M, Sol was the director of international privacy for Walmart, and previous to that was chief privacy officer for the state of Ohio. He also served as associate director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Law and Policy Studies at the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and taught as adjunct faculty in OSU's International Studies Program. Sol is co-chair of the EDUCAUSE Higher Education Chief Privacy Officer Working Group and a member of the EDUCAUSE Higher Education Information Security Council (HEISC). He is co-author of Information Privacy: Official Reference for the Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP). He holds a B.A from Beloit College, an M.A. from the University of Virginia, and a J.D. from the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.
Crystal Borgman (CSAM) is a data security analyst. She has been employed by the University of Michigan for 9 years. Her most recent position was that of IT asset management administrator with ITS Information Technology Asset Management (ITAM). Before that, she worked as a senior desktop support specialist and information security coordinator at the Ford School of Public Policy. She earned her bachelor's degree in business information systems from Portland State University.
Chris Brenner is a data security analyst. He began working for the university in 1994 in what was then called ITD Contract Services. He spent 16 years at the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) Information Technology in system administrator positions, ultimately managing IT Security and Software Licensing teams for LSA. Chris also functioned as the college's security coordinator and security unit liaison. He is a U-M alumnus and holds a bachelor's degree from LSA. His primary responsibilities include working on the IIA (Computer Systems) Hardening project and providing Managed Security Services to the College of Engineering.
Beth Bridson is a data security analyst within IIA. She joined IIA in 2013, but has worked for the university since 1981. She began working as a secretary for several units within UMHS, then began work as an applications programmer and analyst for University Health Services (UHS). While working as a computer operator for UHS, Beth earned an associates degree in business management from Washtenaw Community College. Beth is certified in GSEC and GCIH. She is trained in hacker techniques, exploits, and incident handling.
Hugh Briggs (CISSP, GPEN, Certified Ethical Hacker) is a data security analyst. He has 10 years of IT experience in the U.S. Navy and filled multiple roles, including field service engineer, IT specialist, and team leader for network operations throughout his career. He loves to travel and has visited Germany, Cameroon, Japan, Australia, and other countries.
Kelly Burns (CISSP) is a data security analyst. Kelly has been working for the University of Michigan since 2000. Before joining IIA, she worked for University Housing as a senior system administrator and was Housing's security coordinator. Kelly graduated from Indiana University, majoring in Spanish and telecommunications. She also has a master's degree in computer science from the University of Michigan.
Kevin Cheek (CISSP) is the university's IT security incident response coordinator. He joined IIA in 2008 as a university security analyst working in IIA's Managed Security Services. Kevin has been working for the University of Michigan since 1994. He spent 10 years with the Division of Molecular Medicine and Genetics, performing computer support and systems administration, and five years at the School of Public Health as a systems administrator and security administrator.
Doug Cox (GSEC, CPTE, PCI-ISA) is a data security analyst specializing in Linux and network security working in IIA's Managed Security Services. Doug earned bachelor's and MBA degrees from the University of Michigan. He has been working for the university since 1992 in various IT positions in Internal Medicine, Physics, and Chemistry.
Louis Daher is a data security analyst. Before joining IIA, Louis worked as a quality assurance coordinator for the Institute for Social Research. His responsibilities included implementing federal security standards and ensuring that they were met. Louis is working toward a master's degree in information assurance at Eastern Michigan University. He is a member of the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA), InfraGard, and the Computer Security Institute.
Drew Dixon (GPEN, GSEC, GCIH, GCFW) is a data security analyst. Drew joined the University of Michigan in 2013. He is currently focused on providing IIA Managed Security Services for various U-M campus units. Prior to joining IIA, Drew worked for Consumers Energy on the Cyber Security operations team, with responsibilities deploying, monitoring, and managing a broad range of information security technologies and network security appliances. Drew received his B.S. from Central Michigan University, majoring in information technology with a minor in management information systems. Drew holds several Global Information Assurance Certifications (GIAC).
Ed Gawlik (CISSP) is a data security analyst. He has more than seven years experience in system administration roles, most recently as a security analyst for General Motors, where he did penetration testing and vulnerability assessments. He earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from the University of Michigan-Dearborn and a master's degree in information assurance from the University of Detroit Mercy. He is working on a Ph.D. in technology at Eastern Michigan University.
Ross Geerlings (CISSP, Certified Ethical Hacker) is a senior data security analyst specializing in ethical hacking, data loss prevention, and vulnerability scanning. Prior to joining U-M in 2007, Ross worked as a systems administrator and network administrator. He received his B.S. in computer science from Michigan State University in 2001
Rick Getchell is a senior data security analyst and product manager of IIA's Unit Security Services. Since joining IIA in 2006, Rick led the development of IIA's Managed Security Services and Network Attack Recognition program. Prior to joining the team, Rick was security/network administrator and Director of Desktop Support at the U-M School of Dentistry, where he began at U-M in 1998. Rick received a B.A. degree from Cornerstone University in 1991.
Aaron Hudeck is a data security analyst. Before joining IIA, he did desktop support in MiWorkspace Neighborhood IT. Before joining U-M, Aaron worked as an IT field services technician with CompuVision Systems USA, Inc. providing network infrastructure and systems support for The Dow Chemical Company. He completed internships with NASA's Incident Response Center and Thermal Engineering Branch, providing technical support. Aaron has earned a master's degree in computer information systems with a concentration in security from Boston University and a bachelor's degree in computer systems science from Michigan Technological University. He holds CompTIA Security+, CompTIA Network+, and CompTIA A+ certifications.
Ryan Konrad (CISSP) is a data security analyst. Ryan received his Associate in I.T. Systems Administration from Stautzenberger College. He has nine years of IT experience and spent seven years in information security in a healthcare organization, most recently as a manager of information systems security.
Alan Levy is the IT policy and compliance lead responsible for campus and ITS policy development. Alan has worked for U-M campus IT organizations since 2007, first as director of communications for Information Technology Central Services and then with ITS Communications. He worked for U-M University Housing for more than 25 years prior to the IT positions, serving as the director of public affairs and information for more than 15 years. Alan received his B.A. from Middlebury College and did additional graduate work in political science and international relations at U-M.
Mike Lowry (CISM, CRISC) is the information systems security manager. He also serves as the service owner and manager for information assurance services. Mike earned received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the United States Air Force Academy and a master's degree in computer resource and information management from Webster University. Mike held a variety of leadership positions in the Air Force. He joined the University of Michigan and IIA in 2014 after working for the University of Toledo where he was the information security manager and information security officer.
Neamen B Negash (CISSP, Certified Ethical Hacker) is a data security analyst with a role of information security lead. Neamen has several years of faculty experience teaching and developing information technology and security courses at a community college. He is pursuing a graduate degree with a focus on information security.
Paul Nelson (CISSP) is a data security analyst within IIA. Paul earned a B.S. in interdisciplinary studies from The University of Toledo and an M.S. in technology studies and information assurance from Eastern Michigan University. Prior to this role, Paul spent 11 years in IT at the University of Toledo, working in roles as a senior information security analyst and Windows server administrator.
Jim Neuvirth is the enterprise continuity lead for the university. Jim has a B.S. degree in computer systems, an A.S. degree in electrical engineering, and is certified in ITIL Foundations Management. Jim served as security administrator for a global retail manufacturer and as IT project manager, disaster recovery coordinator, and IT auditor for a Michigan-based bank. Jim's healthcare background includes roles as technical and network services manager for Cerner Corp. and CSC Healthcare.
Will Rhee is a university security analyst with the university's User Advocate team, which handles IT abuse complaints. Will earned bachelor's degrees in anthropology and political science from the University of Michigan in 1988 and has been a staff member since 1995. Prior to working with the User Advocate team, Will was a computer systems consultant and data jockey for the Information Technology Division.
Greg Stathes (PMP) is a project manager. Before joining IIA he worked as a consultant with The Ambit Group for the past seven years as a principal business analyst for clients including the US Patent and Trademark Office, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the Federal Communications Commission. Greg earned a master's degree in library and information science from The Catholic University of America. He also has a bachelor's degree in history from Hamilton College.
Thomas Suter (CISSP) is a data security analyst. Before joining IIA, Thomas worked for the Health Management Research Center (HMRC) as a system administrator, and with the Office of University Development (OUD) as a senior network administrator. Thomas has an MBA and is working toward a master's in technology studies with a major in information assurance..
Jeff Tomaszewski (CISSP) is the risk management lead for IIA. Jeff has earned an A.A. degree from Delta College, a B.S. degree in computer information systems from Saginaw Valley State University, and a M.L.S. degree in information security from Eastern Michigan University. Jeff has held a number of GIAC certifications. Prior to his current role, Jeff worked in IIA Managed Security Services. Jeff has also worked for the Dow Chemical Company Michigan Division, the Consortium for Earth Science Information Network at the U-M ITCS Network Operations Center, and later at Merit Network, Inc., where he served as a system research programmer.
Kim Wheeler is the IIA office senior administrative assistant. She has a bachelor's degree from Eastern Michigan University. Kim joined U-M in 1994 and has worked in Michigan Administrative Information Services User Services, where she was a computer system consultant at the help desk, and in User Services administration.
Sasha Womble is a data security analyst. Before joining IIA, she did desktop support in MiWorkspace Neighborhood IT. Before joining U-M, Sasha held help desk technician positions at the Washtenaw County Government Office of Infrastructure Management and has held technical support positions at Washtenaw Community College's Public Computer Lab. Sasha has earned master's and bachelor's degrees in information technology from American InterContinental University.
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Bear Hunters: The 2015 bear season with dogs opens Saturday November 28. All hunters must check the KDFWR homepage or call the Info Center at 1-800-858-1549 after 9:00 PM each day of the season to learn if the black bear quota was met. For information about checking bears, click here.
Can my son/daughter stay in same cabin with their friends?
Yes! Cabin assignments happen shortly after arriving at camp. Encourage your child to listen carefully to instructions and to group up with the other children they would like to bunk with. We make every effort to keep friends in the same cabin.
How will my child get to camp, do I have to take them?
Campers are transported to camp by chartered school bus. Bus pickup locations are located within the county your child attends school or a neighboring county. Transportation information will be mailed in late May to the camper address provided during registration.
How do you screen the counselors?
All summer staff is hired for the entire season, and we do not utilize volunteer help. We do the best we can to make sure we hire quality college counselors and teaching staff. Each summer staff member is background checked by the Kentucky State Police and Cabinet for Health and Family Services, and personally interviewed by the camp director. All summer staff spend two weeks in training prior to the arrival of campers. Many of our camp staff are referred to us by KDFWR employees, or by returning counselors.
My child is on medication - do you make sure they take their medicine?
It is the responsibility of the camper to make sure he/she takes their prescribed medication. Camp staff will remind the campers four (4) times a day to take their medication. You should discuss this process with your child before applying for camp. If the parent feels the camper is not responsible enough to take his/her own medication, then camp may not be for them. All medication is kept in the sick bay area of the camp office, and is distributed to the camper under the direction of camp medical staff.
What if my child becomes sick or is hurt while at camp?
We have trained medical personnel on duty at all times at camp. If the injury or sickness requires professional attention, we will make every effort to contact a parent before we take your child to the Hospital or Doctor. We purchase camper insurance for all children that attend our camps. Your child is insured from the time they get on the school bus to leave for camp until they get off the bus upon returning on Friday. This insurance cost is included in the camp fee. It does not cover pre-existing conditions.
The application says the campers can not call home - what if my child is homesick?
Homesickness is probably the most difficult thing to deal with at summer camp. We do our very best to talk the camper into staying, at least the first night. We have found that if they stay the first night, they will usually get over their homesickness and have a great time. If a camper is inconsolable, or still homesick the next day, one of our educators will contact the parent. We do not keep the camper against his/her will.
Do I need to send the check in with the application, or can I send it later?
A check for the full amount needs to be sent with the application. No exceptions.
Do you offer scholarships?
If a child wants to go to camp but can't afford it, scholarships are available on a limited basis. Check with your local Conservation Educator.
Will you mail me an application?
Online registration with credit card payment is the fastest way to lock in your child's spot at camp. Total cost for online registration is $225. Mail-in registration with check or money order is available, but discouraged. If you must use this option, applications are available by calling 1-800-858-1549 or for download HERE. Registration by mail-in application is $235.
How will I know if my child is accepted?
You will receive transportation arrangements and "what to bring" information by the end of May. You can also confirm by calling the Conservation Educator in your county, or by calling 1-800-858-1549.
What kind of staff to camper ratio do you have?
Camp staff consists of 6 Conservation Educators, 3 Certified Teachers, 21 college counselors, 3 cooks, and full-time maintenance personnel. The staff to camper ratio is one staff for each 6-8 campers.
How many kids to you have at one time? How many kids in one cabin?
Each camp hosts approximately 200 campers per week. Camp weeks are co-educational, with nine Monday-Friday camp sessions each summer. Approximately 5,000 campers attend our camps each summer. Camper lodging is in air-conditioned cabins, each with a capacity of 25-30 campers and one-two counselors.
Are the campers supervised 24 hours a day?
We do our best to make sure the campers are under constant supervision. There are times when that is not always possible. For example, if the counselor in the cabin goes to the bathroom, the cabin will be unsupervised for a few minutes; while the campers are walking to and from their cabin for an activity (such as swimming), they will not be under direct supervision. For the most part, however, campers are supervised 99% of the time.
If you have other specific questions, please contact our Information Center at 1-800-858-1549.

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For a family hike that takes in all of the Valley's splendor, park and then catch the shuttle to Sentinel Bridge. The entire hike is 2.8 miles, but it's easy walking all the way.
Start by walking across Sentinel Bridge, then at its end, turn right, get on the paved walk and head toward the park's oldest working building—the Chapel. Maybe you'll get lucky and spot a wedding party.
Photography tip: For a picture-perfect union of the Merced River and Half Dome, stop on the bridge, point and shoot.
To continue, walk across the Chapel parking lot and take the trail that borders the meadow. It will join a trail that runs along the southern valley wall. Follow this trail to the right through dense forest that will eventually parallel the road. At this point, start looking for the bridge across the Merced River. Cross the road at the crosswalk, then cross the bridge and you'll be rewarded with an amazing view of Yosemite Falls as it thunders down the mountainside—this season its stronger and bigger than its been in years. Look to your left and you will see Cathedral Rocks. Look to your right and you'll be staring at Half Dome. Once you are over the bridge, continue on toward Yosemite Lodge at the Falls. From here, Half Dome, Clouds Rest and Royal Arches will be on your right.
If it's lunchtime, keep an eye out for a trail that takes you down to a sandy beach. For our family, one of the great joys of Yosemite Valley is picnicking along the Merced River. No matter where you look it's breathtaking—and often quiet—as this takes you off the beaten path. One note: all the park rivers are running strong and high at this time of year so stay away from the water's edge.
If you've detoured for lunch, get back on the main trail until you come to the road, cross at a crosswalk, then follow the sidewalk east (to your right) to Yosemite Falls. Our favorite way to view the falls is to start on the walkway at the western-most end as it offers the very best views of the entire falls.
Photography tip: Only the western end of the trail offers you a chance to shoot the falls from top to bottom all in one shot.
As you walk along the Yosemite Falls trail you'll be following in the footsteps of environmental giants like John Muir who once worked a sawmill near its base. But the biggest thrill for kids is the huge drenching spray that comes off the falls.
Parent tip: You might want the family to don windbreakers and baseball caps for this part of your hike. Those snowmelt waters are cold! Another bit of parent info: the bathrooms on this walk are terrific. Just look for the log building.
After you come out at the eastern end of the Yosemite Falls trail, look for the paved walk that leads through the meadow (you'll have to cross the street to get to it). This will head you back to Sentinel Bridge.
If, however, you are ready for a little detour before heading back, here's what we do: when our daughter was small, we'd make a beeline for the playground of the Yosemite Valley School. She loved the swings and slides. We liked looking out at Half Dome and watching the deer graze on the soccer field. To get there, look straight ahead as you get to the forested part of the Yosemite Falls trail. You'll see the school and playground straight ahead although you'll have to get out to the main sidewalk and head across the soccer field to get to it.
Once our daughter was older, we let nature provide the playground, leaving her free to walk across logs, examine the tiny streams and climb the rocks that lie just off the Yosemite Falls trail. We always make sure we are in an area where our footprints won't hurt the vegetation and we keep a sharp eye out for her safety.
Alternate ending: True confession. We often go another way back to the car. As huge fans of The Ahwahnee, we either walk along the sidewalk (not the bike path) that leads from Yosemite Falls to the hotel or we grab the shuttle. After a bite and a stroll around the grounds, we catch the shuttle again outside of the hotel and take it back to our car.
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Hi - I am 28 weeks along and my baby has not been moving as much since yesterday. There are occasional movements and super light kicks but the baby was super active until the day before and has suddenly become 'quite'.. I called my ob gyn and they want me to go to the ob gyn triage.. I am not sure why they wouldnt ask me to come to their office? I remember reading posts about baby movements coming down a bit around weeks 23-24.. Could this be something similar? I tried chocolates and sugar to see if the baby moves. It did but again, they were very light movements.. Has anyone gone thru a similar experience? What did you do? How worried should I be?
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My first stopped moving a lot once I hit 28 weeks. Once they strapped everything to me for monitoring she was like a little tazmanian devil. As long as you're still noticing movement it's a good sign, but it never hurts to be safe. The main thing they'll be looking at is the heart rate.
DD Akasha 5/13/2003, DS Trenton 5/19/2005, DSD Isabella 4/6/2006, DS Forrest 4/30/2013, DD London 1/30/2015
Thats why I love my doppler. If baby chills out too much for my nerves I just find his/her heartbeat and feel better.
I occasionally have days where he doesn't move as much or at the same time he usually does so I just brush if off and see what happens the next day. He's always back to normal. I think sometimes he turns and whatever position he's in makes it harder to feel the kicks that day.
Also, the further along we get, they start to run out of room in there and I think their movements become less frequent. Don't worry too much over one day!
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My baby's movements change all the time. Sometimes he kicks so hard it almost hurts, other times it's very soft and subtle. I just assume his position changed.
I think movements are movements and as long as you feel something, all is well.
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It could just be a growth spurt, or that baby is starting to run out of room.
It's good to go get checked, just to make sure, but it's likely that everything is totally fine.
And they may be too busy at the office today. It doesn't necessarily mean that anything is wrong.
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Call me elk. I from Us. I registered with you a while ago. I don't yet have a PS3... Actualy I am trying to get one for "free" but I am in the beginning of that. And that PS3 is 40 GB, I want the 60 GB one, anyway it will come soon and I will be full member of this scene. I had a PS2 v7 with dms4 pro and three v3's I think... in pieces... but all good things become parts and pieces of junk in time... I felt like writing and here looked like a good spot.
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Directions: Somewhere in the centre, you will surely see it almost from any location.
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Waipara Wine Trail Tour from Christchurch
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Jennifer T
Canterbury leisure tours did not do the tour, but arranged so that I would be in another tour operator which eas thoughtful of them. Tour that I was on very informative and the driver had a good sense of humor and very professional in his approach. Thanks John for a great afternoon!
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This was a great afternoon spent with beautiful scenery and wines! Very personalised service with plenty of information from helpful winery staff. A great opportunity to try New Zealand wines.
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Some really interesting wineries, mainly white wine, but a bit of Pinot Noir and Merlot. Not my taste but may be others!
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This is a great way to see the countryside on the trip out to the wineries. You need to be more selective with wineries visited. Three of the four were fantastic, but the fourth one was terrible. We ended up walking out, as the staff was practically ignoring us after giving us a sample.
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Daughter really enjoyed the wine tour. I am not so into wine but it still was great and the best part was the tour driver who took us on all trips, very friendly, good for a laugh, just great.
The lunch and vineyards were all nice, and we enjoyed chatting with the people working at the vineyards. Although we had a pleasant day, I am only giving this toiur three stars for a few reasons :
1. We only visited three rather than four wineries, as the third of the four planned stops was closed. This seems like something that could have been checked in advance. Also, instead of trying to find another winery for us to visit, the driver just said there's nothing I can do about that. We didn't realize at the time that this meant our trip would be cut short, unfortunately.
2. The driver is just a driver - although he was able to give us general info about Christchurch and Canterbury, he seemed to have very little knowledge about or interest in Waioara Valley wines. He was a nice guy, and we enjoyed chatting with him, but it wasn't quite what we expected.
3. We couldn't hear the driver about half the time because the van was a bit noisy, I would suggest investing in a mic for the driver for future toirs, as otherwise a lot of information is lost.
Overall, I would suggest this tour for those who want a driver for the day in Waipara Valley and a nice lunch, but not necessarily a tour as such.
We enjoyed our wine country tour. all four wineries were really nice. Our guide
didn't seem that knowledgeable about wine so the only info we received was
from the server. So we did learn some things we didn't know. All in all it was a good value.
I saw 2 large wineries and 2 small wineries. Mud House Winery's winemaker was the host which made it very special and interesting. Excellent Sauvignon Blanc! The driver didn't add much flair to the tour.
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This turned out to be a white wine area and we are red wine people. Waipara Springs had some very good white wines.
The wineries were really good. The guide/ driver was average and the lunch was substandard.
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The first winery had horrible wine and the service was just ok. The second one was much better, both wine and atmosphere. The driver could have been more personable. Overall it was ok.
A worn out old minibus and no guide just a driver who got lost twice!
Booked a tour for 2 people for a Monday. We were the only 2 people on the tour.
Tour Guide was not accomodating just wanted some food a cheese platter. Was told by Tour Guide not a food tour and can only taste wine. If i wanted food i should have gone on the Food and WIne tour at 12pm. Considering there were only 2 people i found this appalling and not very accomodating as there were no people to wait on and she didnt have to drop any other people off. Tour states approx 5.5hrs we were returned to our hotel just over 4hrs. 4 Wineries visited really isnt enough for that price
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It was not what it was advertised to be BEWARE! We booked to go at 930am (no lunch) and were told on Saturday morning that we would be picked up 1150am instead. Driver came at 1140 and said we had to pay an extra $25 each for lunch and another $25 each for the wine tour...we said we did not want lunch (we would do our own thing) and were not interested in a wine tour- just tasting the district wines with a view to buying some cases. The driver was inexperienced plus- the first stop was a forced shared platter lunch with the group (including 2 people from New York and 2 from Adelaide) and NO tastings because the winery was flat out serving punches; the second there were a row of bottles but no attempt by the person to narrate the wines- the next Mudhouse where we chose to have lunch and the last Pegasus which was much the same. If you want a bus to take you out for 6 hours this is ok. If you expect to learn anything about the wines of the region FORGET IT


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- The Clachan, Drymen – stop for a drink in the oldest registered licensed pub in Scotland. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.
- The Cross Keys, Kippen – with the ancient city of Stirling just minutes away, the Cross Keys is the ideal place to stop off on route.
- The Dug Cafe, Balloch – if you are visiting Loch Lomond Shores then your four legged friend will be welcome at the Dug Cafe.
- The Old Mill, Killearn – stop for a drink or bite to eat if your on route to Glasgow or Glengoyne Distillery, in this traditional old pub.
Some great things for dogs to do locally
- Fetch sticks
- Chase rabbits (when available)
- Run free (in large parts of the site)
- Swim in the Loch (but dry me before returning to lodge please!)
- Walks in the Balmaha woods
- Walks along the foreshore
- Walks on Conic Hill (on the lead only)
- Walks along the West Highland Way
- Snooze on patio. (Tie ring provided).
- Meet owners' dog , Irish Terrier 'Flynn' – very friendly and inquisitive.


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Research Fellow
University of Michigan.
Felipe currently holds a double major, the first one in Biological Sciences where he specialized in Molecular and Cellular Biology and Micro Parasitology. His second major was in Systems Analysis and Development with emphasis on distributed systems. His master's degree was in Molecular and Cellular Biology, achieved at Fiocruz where he worked with Functional Genomics and the characterization of proteins of unknown function, identified by microarray analysis of differential gene expression. In 2014 he concluded his PhD. in Bioinformatics at Carlos Chagas Institute, Fiocruz where he developed new methods for Shotgun Proteomics data analysis using artificial intelligence techniques.
Currently occupy a Research Fellow position at University of Michigan under supervision of Dr. Alexey Nesvizhskii.
University of Michigan.
Proteomics Bioinformatics
Fiocruz, Carlos Chagas Institute.
Ph.D. in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology
Fiocruz, Carlos Chagas Institute.
Master in Molecular and Cellular Biology
Fiocruz, Oswaldo Cruz Institute.
Systems Analysis and Development
Positivo University
Biological Sciences
Positivo University
My areas of interest extend from molecular biology, biochemistry and genetics to bioinformatics and computational biology. After spending nearly 8 years working on projects in functional genomics, I'm currently developing projects in bioinformatics, computational proteomics and data integration. My projects focus on the development of new analytical tools for large-scale data sets, working with computational tools. Another recent area of my research is the integration of data from different large-scale projects, such as genomics and proteomics. Also, I work as a data analyst in projects that require analysis like protein inference, functional genomics and functional analysis of genes.
These are the people who work with me at the Informatics Pathology department, University of Michigan.
I am currently working on different projects involving the integration of large scale omics data. The integration of different types of data can provide a better interpretation of biological systems.
De novo sequencing of proteins still poses major challenges principally in data interpretation. This project focuses on the development of a sequence similarity-based tool guided by of artificial intelligence techniques to improve de novo data analysis.
Bioinformatics is now one of the major research areas in biological sciences, and yet the formal training of new professionals, the availability of good services for data deposition, and the development of new standards and software coding rules are still major concerns. This project aims to propagate and stimulate the use of good practices of software development in bioinformatics.
The main purpose of this project is to spread the use of Docker on the Bioinformatics and Computational Biology areas. By using pre-configured containers with different bioinformatic softwares some critical aspects of Bioinformatics like reproducibility are minimized. Here you will find a list of containers with different bioinformatics software and how to use it.
PepExplorer aids in the biological interpretation of de novo sequencing results; this is accomplished by assembling a list of homolog proteins obtained by aligning results from widely adopted de novo sequencing tools against a target-decoy sequence database. Our tool relies on pattern recognition to ensure that the results satisfy a user-given false-discovery rate (FDR). For this, it employs a radial basis function neural network that considers the precursor charge states, de novo sequencing scores, the peptide lengths, and alignment scores. PepExplorer is recommended for studies addressing organisms with no genomic sequence available. PepExplorer is integrated into the PatternLab for proteomics environment, which makes available various tools for downstream data analysis, including the resources for quantitative and differential proteomics.
Chagas disease is a neglected disease, caused by the protozoan Trypanosoma cruzi. This kinetoplastid presents a cycle involving different forms and hosts, being trypomastigotes the main infective form. Despite various T. cruzi proteomic studies, the assessment of bloodstream trypomastigotes profile remains unexplored. The aim of this work is T. cruzi bloodstream form proteomic description. Employing shotgun approach, 17,394 peptides were identified, corresponding to 7,514 proteins of which 5,901 belong to T. cruzi. Cytoskeletal proteins, chaperones, bioenergetics-related enzymes, trans-sialidases are among the top-scoring. GO analysis revealed that all T. cruzi compartments were assessed; and majority of proteins are involved in metabolic processes and/or presented catalytic activity. The comparative analysis between the bloodstream trypomastigotes and cultured-derived or metacyclic trypomastigotes proteomic profiles pointed to 2,202 proteins exclusively detected in the bloodstream form. These exclusive proteins are related to: (a) surface proteins; (b) non-classical secretion pathway; (c) cytoskeletal dynamics; (d) cell cycle and transcription; (e) proteolysis; (f) redox metabolism; (g) biosynthetic pathways; (h) bioenergetics; (i) protein folding; (j) cell signaling; (k) vesicular traffic; (l) DNA repair; (m) cell death. This large-scale evaluation of bloodstream trypomastigotes, responsible for the parasite dissemination in the patient, marks a step forward in the comprehension of Chagas disease pathogenesis.
Bioinformatics is one of the major areas of study in modern biology. Medium- and large-scale quantitative biology studies have created a demand for professionals with proficiency in multiple disciplines, including computer science and statistical inference besides biology. Bioinformatics has now become a cornerstone in biology, and yet the formal training of new professionals (Perez-Riverol et al., 2013; Via et al., 2013), the availability of good services for data deposition, and the development of new standards and software coding rules (Sandve et al., 2013; Seemann, 2013) are still major concerns. Good programming practices range from documentation and code readability through design patterns and testing (Via et al., 2013; Wilson et al., 2014). Here, we highlight some points for best practices and raise important issues to be discussed by the community.
Peptide Spectrum Matching (PSM) is the current gold standard for protein identification by mass spectrometry-based proteomics. PSM compares experimental mass spectra against theoretical spectra generated from a protein sequence database to perform identification, but protein sequences not present in a database can not be identified unless their sequences are in part conserved. The alternative approach, de novo sequencing, can infer a peptide sequence directly from a mass spectrum, but interpreting long lists of very similar peptide sequences resulting from large-scale experiments is not trivial. With this as motivation, PepExplorer was developed to use rigorous pattern recognition to assemble a list of homologue proteins using de novo sequencing data coupled to sequence alignment to allow biological interpretation of the data. PepExplorer can read the output of various widely adopted de novo sequencing tools and converge to a list of proteins with a global false-discovery rate (FDR). To this end, it employs a radial basis function neural network that considers precursor charge states, de novo sequencing scores, peptide lengths, and alignment scores to select similar protein candidates, from a target-decoy database, usually obtained from phylogenetically related species. Alignments are performed using a modified Smith-Waterman algorithm tailored for the task at hand. We have verified the effectiveness of our approach on a reference set of identifications generated by ProLuCID when searching for Pyrococcus furiosus mass spectra on the corresponding NCBI RefSeq database. We then modified the sequence database by swapping amino acids until ProLuCID was no longer capable of identifying any proteins. By searching the mass spectra using PepExplorer on the modified database, we have been able to recover most of the identifications at a 1% FDR. Finally, we have employed PepExplorer to disclose a comprehensive proteomic assessment of the Bothrops jararaca plasma, a known biological source of natural inhibitors of snake toxins. PepExplorer is integrated into the PatternLab for Proteomics environment, which makes available various tools for downstream data analysis, including resources for quantitative and differential proteomics.
The neXtProt database is a comprehensive knowledge platform recently adopted by the Chromosome-centric Human Proteome Project as the main reference database. The primary goal of the project is to identify and catalog every human protein encoded in the human genome. For such, computational approaches have an important role as data analysis and dedicated software are indispensable. Here we describe Bio::DB::NextProt, a Perl module that provides an object-oriented access to the neXtProt REST Web services, enabling the programatically retrieval of structured information. The Bio::DB::NextProt module presents a new way to interact and download information from the neXtProt database. Every parameter available through REST API is covered by the module allowing a fast, dynamic and ready-to-use alternative for those who need to access neXtProt data. Bio::DB::NextProt is an easy-to-use module that provides automatically retrieval of data, ready to be integrated into third-party software or to be used by other programmers on the fly. The module is freely available from from CPAN (metacpan.org/release/Bio-DB-NextProt) and GitHub (github.com/Leprevost/Bio-DB-NextProt) and is released under the perl\_5 license.
Melanoma is the third most common brain metastasis cause in the United States as it has a relatively high susceptibility to metastasize to the central nervous system. Among the different origins for brain metastasis, those originating from primary gastric melanomas are extremely rare. Here, we compare protein profiles obtained from formalin-fixed paraffin- embedded (FFPE) tissues of a primary gastric melanoma with its meningeal metastasis. For this, the contents of a microscope slide were scraped and ultimately analyzed by nano-chromatography coupled online with tandem mass spectrometry using an Orbitrap XL. Our results disclose 184 proteins uniquely identified in the primary gastric melanoma, 304 in the meningeal metastasis, and 177 in common. Notably, we indentified several enzymes related to changes in the metabolism that are linked to producing energy by elevated rates of glycolysis in a process called the Warburg effect. Moreover, we show that our FFPE proteomic approach allowed identification of key biological markers such as the S100 protein that we further validated by immunohistochemistry for both, the primary and metastatic tumor samples. That said, we demonstrated a powerful strategy to retrospectively mine data for aiding in the understanding of metastasis, biomarker discovery, and ultimately, diseases. To our knowledge, these results disclose for the first time a comparison of the proteomic profiles of gastric melanoma and its corresponding meningeal metastasis.
Mass-spectrometry-based shotgun proteomics has become a widespread technology for analyzing complex protein mixtures. Here we describe a new module integrated into PatternLab for Proteomics that allows the pinpointing of differentially expressed domains. This is accomplished by inferring functional domains through our cloud service, using HMMER3 and Pfam remotely, and then mapping the quantitation values into domains for downstream analysis. In all, spotting which functional domains are changing when comparing biological states serves as a complementary approach to facilitate the understanding of a system's biology. We exemplify the new module's use by reanalyzing a previously published MudPIT dataset of Cryptococcus gattii cultivated under iron-depleted and replete conditions. We show how the differential analysis of functional domains can facilitate the interpretation of proteomic data by providing further valuable insight.
Protein identification by mass spectrometry is commonly accomplished using a peptide sequence matching search algorithm, whose sensitivity varies inversely with the size of the sequence database and the number of post-translational modifications considered. We present the Spectrum Identification Machine, a peptide sequence matching tool that capitalizes on the high-intensity b1-fragment ion of tandem mass spectra of peptides coupled in solution with phenylisotiocyanate to confidently sequence the first amino acid and ultimately reduce the search space. We demonstrate that in complex search spaces, a gain of some 120% in sensitivity can be achieved.
The workshop "Bioinformatics for Biotechnology Applications (HavanaBioinfo 2012)", held December 8–11, 2012 in Havana, aimed at exploring new bioinformatics tools and approaches for large-scale proteomics, genomics and chemoinformatics. Major conclusions of the workshop include the following: (i) development of new applications and bioinformatics tools for proteomic repository analysis is crucial; current proteomic repositories contain enough data (spectra/identifications) that can be used to increase the annotations in protein databases and to generate new tools for protein identification; (ii) spectral libraries, de novo sequencing and database search tools should be combined to increase the number of protein identifications; (iii) protein probabilities and FDR are not yet sufficiently mature; (iv) computational proteomics software needs to become more intuitive; and at the same time appropriate education and training should be provided to help in the efficient exchange of knowledge between mass spectrometrists and experimental biologists and bioinformaticians in order to increase their bioinformatics background, especially statistics knowledge.
A tool for mapping peptides against omics data (under dev.)
A similarity driven tool for analysing de novo sequencing results.
An ultrafast desktop application for Trypanosomatid genomical retrieval.
A distributed system for remote media management.
A web based system for data visualization for the T.cruzi Orfeome project.
A laboratory stock control focused on next-gen plataforms.
A Perl parser for the pepXML file format.
A object list of proteinogenic amino acids.
A Perl parser for the mzML data format.
Scientific journal impact factor retrieval.
MS2 file parser.
Object interface to NextProt REST API.
Mathematical operations with matrices.
A Perl implementation of a Hopfield neural network.
A birds-eye viewer for large multiple alignments.
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You can find me at my Work located at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
I am at my office two days a week from 9:00 until 17:00 pm, but you may consider a call to fix an appointment.


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Altman, Yochanan and Morrison, Claudio (2015) Informal economic relations and organizations: everyday organizational life in Soviet and post-Soviet economies. Journal of Organizational Change Management, 28 (5). ISSN 0953-4814
Altman, Yochanan and Morton, Clive and Cotton, Elizabeth and Kline, Roger and Altman, Michelle (2015) The city awakens to the challenge of mental health. People & Strategy, 38 (1). pp. 46-49.
Altman, Yochanan and Baruch, Yehuda (2010) The organizational lunch. Culture and Organization, 16 (2). pp. 127-143. ISSN 1475-9551
Han, Yong and Altman, Yochanan (2009) Supervisor and subordinate guanxi: a grounded investigation in the People's Republic of China. Journal of Business Ethics, 88 (S1). pp. 91-104. ISSN 0167-4544
Altman, Yochanan and Baruch, Yehuda (2008) Strategies for revising and resubmitting papers to refereed journals. British Journal of Management, 19 (1). pp. 89-101. ISSN 1045-3172
Altman, Yochanan and Shortland, Susan (2008) Women and international assignments: taking stock - a 25-year review. Human Resource Management, 47 (2). pp. 199-216. ISSN 0090-4848
Altman, Yochanan (1983) A reconstruction, using anthropological methods, of the second economy of Georgia. PhD thesis, Middlesex Polytechnic.


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What Romney thinks of Americans
David Corn, Washington correspondent for Mother Jones news published an article yesterday (September 17) based on a video taken at a Romeny fund raiser in May of this year. Corn appeared on the Monday Rachel Maddow Show and discussed the video and its background. Click here to go to the Rachel Maddow Show and then select the first video clip. Corn divulges a great deal of background information that is not in his Mother Jones article which follows. SECRET VIDEO: Romney Tells ... Full Story
Pancake Breakfast Fundraisers
Where can I eat for charity? Tuesday, February 28 - 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. (15 hours) Shriners Hospitals for Children IHOP restaurants nationwide To find a local IHOP or to donate online, visit www.ihoppancakeday.com. Free short stack, voluntary donation Sunday, May 6 Big Thompson Canyon Association and Big Thompson Fire Department Breakfast, bake sale and drawing. Details when available
Fund raiser for Zach Dunkelberger
Friends are hosting a Spaghetti Dinner and Silent Auction to help defray the Dunkelberger's medical expenses. The event takes place on April 16 at the Berthoud Area Community Center. See the poster below for more information
The 2nd annual "Palisade Peaches"
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Benefit dance at the "Old" Loveland Opera
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows is hosting a dance at their building in Loveland. Originally built as the Loveland Opera House, this lovely facility needs some restoration. The Dance on May 22 is a fund raiser for the building. Come out and have a good time dancing for a good cause. See the attached flyer.
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11/13 Back after a hiatus :3 I hope I'll be around for a bit longer this time ^^" But university is eating a lot of my time
11/13 Back after a hiatus :3 I hope I'll be around for a bit longer this time ^^" But university is eating a lot of my time
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Never mind the age. It doesn't matter.
You're really good with organic stuff!
age does not matter! These are really good sketches. Keep it up and pick up a pencil and draw everyday! You have great line quality.
Age doesn't matter - It's dedication that matters!
So far I think the sketches are really good. I like how you approach the subjects multiple times, sometimes just in outline, sometimes fully shaded and modeled. You seem to take your time to fully grasp what you are seeing and how you can best depict it on a flat surface. - That's a good attitude for drawing, one that many artists overlook because they are too impatient. (Me included, sadly)
Keep on drawing!
thank you Mazui, yogeshj25 and Caboodle, your kind words are really motivating me to go on
unfortunately I had no time today to do my studies, I tried out my new watercolors I bought yesterday °-°
maybe I can grab my pencil later, but for now I have to work on a collaboration... I am so slow when it comes to work on the computer D:
I did some composition studies from a book, tried to draw my clock (but I couldn't quite handle it xD) and did a watercolor sketch with onions
great work , love your anatomy and bones study
more :p
thank you ayoub66
I should do more anatomy, but couldn't manage my time right this weekend D:
so here just a sketch of my girlfriend playing assassins creed xD
some doodles I made while watching the Oscars (I wanted to draw some of those pretty dresses but I was way to slow xD)
and the last thing is a collab, where the sketch was given. I made the line art and the colors, which was not easy for me, as I am not used to work with Sai... I loved OpenCanvas more D:
1) composition studies from a book and a sketch of money °-°" (which is not very round xD)
2-3) anatomy studies from a book
4) some Bridgman studies
I wish I had more time, I would try to start those 60 sec drawings again °-° last time I did, I was horrible at it.. the drawings were all too big or had a strange shape xD
some sketches I did for two commissions °-° I am still soo bad at poses and creating interesting pictures D:
I used some references for the sword-holding guy
also I've got quite a problem to hold the pencil right <_<"
had not much time today (I slept too long <__<)
so I tried to do some 60 second sketches with posemaniacs... oh my I hope this will get better soon °__°
really great stuff! u'll be a pro in no time. and dont worry about your age, it doesnt mean your not good enuf, because you are.
thank you tronrobot *-* that's really motivating me to work even more
some more sketches I did today...
some guy and chibis of some of my classmates xD" (in never was good in that chibi-stuff, also I never wanted to be xD)
and the last one is a sketch with watercolors I did in/of a coffee shop
I started with the left side only, but then my girlfriend suggested me to draw both pages
the colors are still very chaotic but it was fun to draw ^^
working on a commission ._. here is the wip
I haven't worked on the computer without a outline for some long time now... I don't remember how to do it right, don't know how to do it proper in sai anyway X_x
here is the attempt to draw a self portrait in sai, from last night... I was moving a lot, my nose was the whole time at the wrong place... xD I'll try this again when I don't have that much of caffeine in my blood
rest are some studies from life, some sketches with pencil and some with watercolor (even if the paper is really no good for watercolor .. I am addicted D: )
thank you Sean McClain I hope so x3 I never was the person for studies, I gave up easily, I just hope this time I won't give up >.<
a doodle in sai,
3 pages from my small sketchbook °-° school was boring today... I see all those errors D: Need to do more anatomy stuff (basically I need more time D
I present you: my cup °__°
I'm very tired |D
I wanted to do so much more, but well.. there was not enough time today (work, school, homework... <_<)
but I've got no school for the next two weeks, I hope I can draw more in that time
I had no Internet but now it's back >o<
here are some studies from the last two days, still have to do some for today >.< (I'm so very tired)
Those studies are from life, drawn with sai again.
I failed at the shoe (don't know how to make a proper texture on those)
I hate drawing shoes in general, so I think I will do some more shoe-sketches today DD:
<__< seems that the attachment failed in the last post
ahh I was so lazy today D:
I hope tomorrow will be better
I was not in the mood to draw with pencil or computer D:
so only a few crappy fineliner sketches
wow! those reflection studies are fantastic. I have never got the hang of that, that has just inspired me to work on it. really cool work you do with watercolor as well, looking forward to another post.
thank you so much jbrown67 I never thought I could do such studies on the computer, I just tried it and it was a fun thing to do too
ohhh I feel so lazy compared to some of you guys here >__<
I just got some sketches today, studies again and some scribbles I made at a restaurant... I wanted to visit a life drawing class today, but unfortunately I was too late and the class was already full D:
maybe I have more luck on Thursday °-°
still feeling lazy DD:
some nature studies (from pictures because it's not really green and warm outside DD: ) with watercolor
ok o_o I tried to do some more studies today...
I think I will work through my bridgman book before I start anything else X_x
Maybe I do some own work (or commissions I still have to do D every Saturday ... I'll see how motivated I'll be xD
1) I started with a tree in sai, ref used of course, still looks strange (I don't have those shiny brushes which make everything look good xD)
2) my hand... in sai... tried to do it in colors first but then my hand got tired and I finished it quickly in gray scale xD
3-6) playing with alchemy °-° it sure is a fun program but I think I have to try it out some more... my thumbnails don't look good xD" (or I am just not creative enough to imagine something out of them <___<)
7) a portrait I did out of my last alchemy experiment °-°
8-11) bridgman studies
12-13) started to do 60 sek again... aahhh it makes me nervous all the time DDD:
ok attachment isn't working for me... <__< I've got this problem for some time now... it's nasty D:
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I should go to bed °-°
did some doodles with watercolor.. they look all dirty <_<""
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The key to getting better at anything is to do it a lot.
I love your watercolour and ink drawings! What kind of pen are you using?
The digital paintings were so static at first, but they've improved so much. I really need to do some observational digital painting.
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Vertical thanks, you are right, I'll try to work more with the things I'm learning from the book, and thank you for the links I tried them today, the sites are great
HAJiME thank you I usually use a pen called "edding 88 office liner F" because I like the dirty look with the non-waterproof pens... sometimes I use thin liners when I want to work clean and not so sketchy... but thinking of doing something "clean" makes me nervous and I end up doing nothing at all...
I am not sure about my improvement with the digital stuff, I am still very stiff when it comes to work out clean pictures which look finished and pretty and everything... I think working without outlines makes it easier to make the pictures look not so static. I hope I will be able to do actual character design without outlines some time... D:
today I have only a few gesture sketches with watercolor and a silly little picture of an elephant o_o
looking good! apparently you're taking it seriously and studying every day.. if you keep this way you're gonna do some crazy awesome art in no time.. i gotta say i'm not on the track yet, sometimes i dont draw for a whole week, but you really inspired me to keep going (:
good luck!
NinoCencini thanks yes I try to draw everyday at least one-three pages, I had lost so much time with my lack of motivation and thinking that I am not good enough to draw, now I have to work harder to reach my goals °-°
sadly, no studies today... it's been a chaotic day and I've been to a small "drink & draw" event in my town, where I only could manage to draw two pictures O_o" (I was hoping for drawing so much more D: but I was afraid to draw with those amazing artists around me D: )
I can only post one picture, the other is in someone else's sketchbook
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