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David J. Eicher
Dave Eicher is one of the most widely recognized astronomy enthusiasts in the world. He has been with Astronomy magazine for 32 years, beginning as an assistant editor and working through associate, senior, and managing positions. He has been the magazine's editor since 2002. Dave has spoken widely to amateur astronomy groups, logged many hundreds of hours at the eyepiece, and written eight books on astronomy. Among the most used by amateur astronomers are Comets: Visitors from Deep Space (Cambridge University Press), The Universe from Your Backyard (Cambridge University Press), Deep-Sky Observing with Small Telescopes (Enslow), and Stars and Galaxies (Kalmbach Books).
In 2014, Dave wrote and edited, along with Queen guitarist and astronomer Brian May and astronomer Garik Israelian, Starmus: 50 Years of Man in Space, the volume of talks and presentations from the 2011 Starmus Festival of astronomy, cosmology, space exploration, and music held in the Canary Islands. He is set to be a speaker at the second Starmus Festival in September 2014.
Dave is also currently busy producing a planetarium show and writing The New Cosmos: Answering Astronomy's Big Questions, a large book project to be published by Cambridge University Press in 2015.
A native of Oxford, Ohio, Dave grew up around Miami University, where his father was a professor of organic chemistry. Rather than turning to chemistry, however, Dave was attracted to the stars as a 14-year-old when he spotted Saturn through a small telescope at a star party. Comet West really turned him on to observing, and Dave soon went far beyond to explore clusters, nebulae, and galaxies from his dark backyard — he soon was hooked on viewing deep-sky objects.
In 1977, Dave founded and began editing the magazine Deep Sky Monthly. Five years later, the publication moved with Dave to Milwaukee, turned quarterly, and was renamed Deep Sky, which was issued regularly until 1992. In addition to his book writing, Dave has written or edited hundreds of articles on all facets of astronomy, science and hobby. In 1990, the International Astronomical Union named a minor planet, 3617 Eicher, for Dave in recognition of his service to astronomy.
Dave become president of the Astronomy Foundation, the telescope industry and astronomy outreach group, in 2011.
Dave has appeared on CNN, CNN Headline News, Fox News Channel, National Public Radio, and other media outlets to promote the science and hobby of astronomy. He has written planetarium shows for Adler Planetarium in Chicago and film scripts for NASA.
In his free time, Dave has studied Civil War history; he has written eight books on the subject, including The Longest Night (Simon & Schuster), Dixie Betrayed (Little Brown), The Civil War in Books (University of Illinois Press), and Civil War High Commands (written with his father, John, Stanford University Press).
Dave is also enthusiastically interested in minerals and meteorites and has a collection of more than 1,200 specimens representing Earth and a smattering of asteroids in this branch of planetary science.
An accomplished rock and blues drummer, Dave enjoys jamming with his colleagues at Kalmbach Publishing Co., and the focus is on blues and blues-rock, centering on the styles of Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, the Allman Brothers, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and others. Dave is also a big fan of the Green Bay Packers, and during the football season, you will often find him in Lambeau Field.
He lives in Waukesha Township, Wisconsin, near Big Bend, with his wife, Lynda, and son, Chris.
Kevin P. Keefe
Kevin was born in Chicago in 1951 and grew up in the small town of Niles, Michigan, in the southwest corner of the state. He studied journalism at Michigan State University and spent several years working for daily newspapers in Michigan before coming to the Milwaukee Sentinel, the city's former morning newspaper, in 1980. He was arts and entertainment editor at the Sentinel before his lifelong interest in railroads brought him to Kalmbach's Trains magazine in 1987. He was named editor of Trains in 1992 and served in that capacity until 2000, when he took on publisher duties at Kalmbach. He was named publisher of Astronomy in 2005. Kevin and his wife, Alison, live in Milwaukee. Their son, Barry, is a student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and their daughter, Caitlin, attends the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York.
LuAnn Williams Belter
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A native of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, LuAnn's love for graphics began when her father would bring home large, colorful paper pads from the mill where he worked. Hours spent filling those pages ultimately inspired her to pursue a graphic design degree from Cardinal Stritch University, Milwaukee, in 1982.LuAnn's professional career was launched at Raintree Publishers in Milwaukee, where she designed books and magazines. She also worked in a 14-year partnership at McDill Design in Milwaukee. Leaving to raise her family, she freelanced for 4 years and worked part-time for Kerlin Design. Since joining Kalmbach in 2003, LuAnn has worked on several different titles, including Art Jewelry, Trains, Classic Trains, and Birder's World.LuAnn lives in a suburb of Milwaukee with her devoted husband Ed, their two wonderful children Tyler and Rachel, and energetic dogs Elvis and Eragon.
Richard Talcott
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Senior Editor Richard Talcott brings to the magazine a lifelong interest in the science of astronomy as well as observing the night sky. He graduated from Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio, in 1976 with a degree in mathematics. After attending graduate school at the Ohio State University, Rich returned to Marietta in the early 1980s as a lecturer in the physics department. He joined the staff of Astronomy in early 1986 and hasn't looked back.
Rich has written more than 100 feature articles on both the science of astronomy and observing the night sky. He also edits the popular "Sky this Month" section at the center of Astronomy and creates most of the magazine's star charts. In addition, he produces Astronomy's Deep Space Mysteries wall calendar.
Rich is author of Teach Yourself Visually Astronomy (Wiley Publishing, 2008), an introduction to observing the sky with naked eyes, binoculars, and small telescopes. He also authored, in collaboration with Joel Harris, Chasing the Shadow: An Observer's Guide to Eclipses (Kalmbach Publishing Co., 1994). The July 2010 solar eclipse was the ninth total solar eclipse he has seen.
Rich and his wife, Evelyn, live in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where he enjoys playing softball and cheering on his favorite baseball team, the New York Yankees.
Michael E. Bakich
Michael has been fascinated with the stars all his life. His astronomical journey began when he was in third grade, after his parents bought him a set of constellation flash cards. From that day forward, Michael's goal was to become an astronomer.
Michael realized that goal in 1975, when he graduated with a bachelor's degree in astronomy from the Ohio State University. Rather than continuing on a research-oriented track, Michael attended Michigan State University, where he received a Master of Arts degree in planetarium education (one of only six such degrees ever awarded) in 1977.
During the past two decades, Michael has worked in seven planetaria and has served as a consultant in the planetarium field. He joined Astronomy as associate editor (and photo editor) in February 2003.
Prior to joining the staff of Astronomy, Michael's days revolved around serving as a planetarium consultant, lecturing, and writing. Michael has written three books for Cambridge University Press. His first book was The Cambridge Guide to the Constellations. The planets were the focus of his second book, The Cambridge Planetary Handbook. Michael's third book, The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Amateur Astronomy, deals with all aspects of amateur astronomy.
Springer published Michael's most recent book, 1,001 Celestial Wonders to See Before You Die (New York, 2010, ISBN 978–1–4419–1776–8). It's part of the publisher's "Patrick Moore's Practical Astronomy" series.
Because of his popular appeal, engaging style, and vast astronomical knowledge, Michael is a much sought after "tour guide" to eclipses, sky events, and historical astronomy sites. Michael has conducted many tours, including two to the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico to study the astronomically related ruins of the Mayas, several to space shuttle launches, a cruise to see the 1986 appearance of Halley's Comet in Tahiti, and total solar eclipse trips in the United States, the Baja Peninsula in Mexico, and Peru. Since joining the staff of Astronomy, Michael has led a group to South Africa to observe the 2004 transit of Venus, and has headed up total eclipse expeditions to Tahiti, Europe, Russia, China, and Easter Island.
In his spare time, Michael enjoys woodworking, science-fiction movies (with particular emphasis on giant monsters such as Godzilla), and book collecting. This last passion has led him on a lengthy search for 19th-century, first-edition astronomy books. Currently, Michael's collection numbers more than 450 individual 19th-century first editions — one of the largest private collections anywhere.
Michael also enjoys observing celestial objects with a variety of telescopes. He has logged thousands of hours at the eyepiece. Michael lives in Milwaukee with his wife, Holley, who has earned degrees in fine arts and interior design.
Korey Haynes
Associate Editor
Korey is originally from Maryland. She traveled all the way to Minnesota in order to attend college at Macalester, and there she fell in love with the Midwest. She got her bachelor's degree in physics and astronomy, and enjoyed hosting public observatory nights and doing her first professional observing at the Very Large Array in New Mexico. She detoured back east to attend a Ph.D. program in astronomy at George Mason University in Virginia. She spent most of her time in grad school at NASA Goddard, studying exoplanet atmospheres and looking for water on alien worlds with the help of telescopes like Hubble and Keck. Even while working on research and enjoying observing, she was already drifting toward astronomy outreach and communication. She became a writer for Astrobites, a blog that posts daily summaries of astronomy journal articles, and she also enjoyed volunteering at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum with their Public Observatory Program. Joining Astronomy was a natural next step.
When she's not thinking about astronomy, Korey enjoys hiking with her fiancé, Tom, and her dog, Dessa, or cooking without their help. She also likes reading, swing dancing, and consuming massive amounts of television and movies, especially science fiction. She's looking forward to exploring Milwaukee.
John Wenz
John comes to us from Popular Mechanics, where he was a news writer for their website. He also has been a freelance journalist for more than a decade, including stories on the websites of Wired, The Atlantic, The Verge, Mental Floss, The Awl, and more. He has a life-long interest in planetary science, space exploration, and SETI. He has a bachelor of arts in English with a writing emphasis from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. When not at work, he enjoys hiking, reading comic books, spending time with his fiance Lisa, or playing with his dog, Fermi, or cats, Slimer and Tiger Friend.
Valerie Penton
Editorial Associate
Valerie joined Astronomy as editorial assistant in 2003. Her background is in office administration, and she brings many years of experience to her latest position.She loves to travel, read a good mystery, flower garden and quilt. She and her cat Oliver visit a local nursing home on a regular basis to bring smiles to all. Because of her passion for animals, Valerie also volunteers at the Wisconsin Humane Society in Milwaukee.She resides in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, with her husband, Dean, family dog, Sami, and several cats.
Chuck Braasch
Senior Graphic Designer
Chuck Braasch graduated with an associate's degree in commercial art from the Madison Area Technical College in 1997. After working professionally as a graphic designer in Madison, Wisconsin, for three years, he moved to Milwaukee, where he temped at various design firms in order to get a feel for what the city had to offer. This led Chuck to temping at Kalmbach Publishing Co. in the Ad Services Department, then officially joining the Art Department in January 2001. Over the next eight years and eight months, he worked on all of Kalmbach's publications (Astronomy taking up six of those years) short of the jewelry titles.After that time, Chuck moved on to become Senior Graphic Designer for an equine magazine at a small publisher in Brookfield, Wisconsin, where he expanded my skill set and responsibilities. Three years and three months later, he returned to Kalmbach to strengthen his portfolio while applying his seasoned abilities to Astronomy and Garden Railways.Since going to the theater with his parents to see the original run of The Empire Strikes Back when he was 4, Chuck has always been looking up to the stars and wondering about what's out there in galaxies far, far away. Since then, he has always been greatly interested in the search for life in the universe, whether it's through SETI's continual efforts, the Mars rover missions, or the pursuit of exoplanets in a habitable zone. String theory is also something that interests him, and Chuck finds it to be an entertaining challenge to wrap his mind around. On a design related note, Chuck is amazed at how the quality and size of astronomical photography have improved throughout the years both on a grand scale like Hubble, but also on the amateur level. He says it's all making his job of creating beautiful and engaging layouts so much easier. It's also very inspiring and something he may pursue someday.Other interests of Chuck include tinkering with the powerhouse PC he built, computer gaming, discovering new recipes to cook, and continuing the tradition of watching movies and reading books that inspire the imagination and fuel creativity. Realizing he should get out more, Chuck is also attempting to golf again after a 10 year hiatus.
Roen Kelly
Elisabeth (Roen) Kelly is responsible for many of the illustrations and diagrams in Astronomy magazine. She began work on the magazine in 1996.She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Communications from the University of Toronto. The focus of the degree is medical/scientific illustration. She graduated with honors in 1993.Elisabeth won the 2007 Solar Physics Division of the American Astronomical Society Popular Writing Award along with Senior Editor Francis Reddy. The award was given for the illustrated spread "The Sun's biggest blasts," published in the December 2006 issue of Astronomy. She also received an honorable mention award from the Association of Medical Illustrators and was accepted into the 2007 Dr. Pascual International Medical Illustration show in Cáceres, Spain.
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Portugal had entered World War I on the Allied side in 1916 and sent its first troops to France under the overall command of the British in 1917. There were two Portuguese divisions in the BEF; they were not involved in any major actions until the Spring of 1918.
On 7 April 1918 the German 6th Army launched the second part of Ludendorff's strategic plan to break the British forces and split them off from the French. Originally named "George," it had been watered down enough for it to have been re-named "Georgette." The objective was Ypres. In a swinging blow the German 6th Army would break the Allied line below Armentičres whilst the 4th Army would attack Ypres in an encircling move from the north.
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My brother is a knee surgeon and has used the Mako product. He tells me that it is no better than freehand shaping. It is useful for very new surgeons but that universe is pretty small. The real market is much smaller than you think and nowhere near the potential of Intuitive which I still own. I think it will be a big yawn when used for hips as that market is dominated by totals not partials. Any stooge can cut off a bone and stick in a ball joint.
Your brother's experience is vastly different than the consensus of surgeons i have spoken with,,,It is greatly different than "free shaping" since everything is exact and balanced and successful..As for hips being so easy, that is in direct opposition to the studies showing better than 33% failure since they are not being placed exactly where they need be for them to last....The robot allows the surgeon to ream out the acetabulum exactly so forces are balanced and less chance for dislocation....So I am long Mako for the long haul...
Mako's market is partials not total knees. 90% of procedures are totals. Hospital for Special Surgery in New York does 95% totals and they are the largest in the country. They are much cheaper in the long run and much easier.
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Is your brother Dr. Larry, Dr. Moe , or Dr. Curly?
"My brother is a knee surgeon..."
Well he better expand his horizons beyond just knees - LOL - who talks that way? My wife is an ear surgeon, specializing in eardrums. You are a buffoon and a liar. So far, I've seen plenty of REAL ortho docs tout Makoplasty's superiority over antiquated freehand, but I have not seen your BROTHER anywhere.
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Is it important to be able to search your version control repository, or is it good enough to be able to search your local sources? If it is important to be able to search the repository, why is it important?
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I'd say it definitely is a useful feature to be able to find things in previous revisions - there is a million reasons why one could need that.
The same goes for files that existed in previous revisions but don't any more in the current revision.
And sometimes it may be important to track down since when (which revision) a variable or configuration setting exists.
That said, I personally have never been in a situation when I have really urgently needed this. Still, I'd say any self-respecting VCS should have a search function, or an external tool available that does the job. As far as I know, this is the case for at least Subversion, Git and Mercurial.
usually you hardly search the repository. you usually search on the latest version on your hard disk.
If you need to do a lot of historical digging, or if you have a lot of projects that you don't check out - than search abilities are important on the VC repository, but this is not the regular case that I've seen.
It really depends on your repository size, and how much you need historical info. (I always check out everything, so I'll have another backup... so I never uses the server for searches)
The company I work for thinks it is important due to the sheer number of repository servers and projects that we have created.


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