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The church's mission, argues Reggie McNeal, engages every aspect of life. The front lines of the collision between the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness are homes, schools, offices, health clubs, civic organizations, and neighborhoods - wherever God's people find themselves. Equipping the church for this mission can no longer be the responsibility solely of professional clergy. A new team of leaders, drawn from the membership of each congregation, must arise to meet the challenges that ministry in the third millennium will present. Yet where and how will these leaders be trained?
For the answer to this question, McNeal looks to the first generation of leaders - the disciples gathered around Jesus in a unique learning community. Like that earliest group of Christian learners, our churches must become centers of continual and ongoing learning; they must see the training of a local lay leadership as the starting point for all their ministries.
Drawing on the New Testament picture of the learning community that gathered around Jesus as his explicit model, McNeal offers useful and practical guidance on how churches can recruit, train, and commission leaders from within their own ranks.
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jesse5 Stars Out Of 5April 28, 2002jesseA timely books that is a must for all pastors and ministry leaders or students looking into the ministry to read. With fresh ideas and proven success, McNeal has brought an understanding of team leadership that breathes fresh air into the woundedness and tiredness of pastors all around. I believe that the leadership style that McNeal talks about must take place on a much higher plane if the Church and their pastors want to remain healthy and fulfilling their calling. A wonderful little book that will challenge the "old way of doing things".


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HLL: Sports Animal Interview with Monte Kiffin and other Links
Here are a few more running links that I will try and update as the day goes on.
And a little comic relief from both LSUFreek and Orson over at EDSBS with coverage of the USC press conference introducing Kiffin as the new head coach.
Meanwhile, USCSports.com welcomes the new head coach of the Trojans (See Image)
- USC Blog HeismanPundit doesn't care much for the Kiffin hire either.
- And from Fox Sports:
After he fired Kiffin in '07, [Al] Davis famously noted, "It hurts because I picked the guy. I picked the wrong guy."
The University of Tennessee now knows just how Davis felt.
And if history tells us anything, so — eventually — will USC.
- Brutally well written look at the Kiffin Debacle courtesy of Ed Berliner and the Examiner, who blames the UTAD for making the worst hire since Charlie Weis and noting that Tennessee fans "deserve someone who comes to work without a clown nose in his briefcase."
- While Lane Kiffin was all fired-up about heading to USC, apparently some in Los Angeles aren't nearly as excited about the hire. L.A. Times Columnist Bill Plaschke calls Kiffin "a lightweight" and clearly thinks that the USC Athletic Director is deranged.
- First, you can check out Monte Kiffin on the Sports Animal and listen to the interview this morning regarding Lane's decision to cut and leave town. I've got to give Monte some credit for at least being willing to face the media. The reality is, however, that he is simply trying to clean-up the mess left by his son.
- Meanwhile, apparently the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees have already reached out to Phillip Fulmer about the possibility of returning as coach or as athletic director. Not sure what to think about that either way, but I know that Coach Fulmer is dedicated — even now — first and foremost to Tennessee.
- Shotgun over at Blue Workhorse has put together a nice collection of thoughts from various Tennessee students and fans via Facebook. As you might expect, some of the comments are … colorful. (*NSFW: Language)
On another note, sorry to anyone reading for being so disjointed in my posts today, but I'm trying to simply post things as they come to the fore. I hope to try and post a few thoughts of a substantive nature later today.
Giving Your All, the Rough and Tumble Way
It's been a bumpy couple of weeks for the Tennessee Volunteers and their fans, on that there is little room for debate.
First, the Vols lost to Florida in a "moral victory" which amounts to losing gallantly. The Vols then went on to beat a scrappy Ohio Bobcats team in less than runaway style, but as I said at the time: "a win is a win." Then, this past weekend, the men in orange were bested by the Auburn Tigers and Gus Malzahn's semi-deranged (but highly effective) form of offense. Finally, Lane Kiffin gave Brandon Warren his walking papers as a result of what Kiffin described as "conduct detrimental to our team."
For my part, I have had little to offer on these issues due to my ridiculously overloaded schedule. Trust me when I say that it was not for lack of desire or lack of observations that I have been so quiet.
Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on your perspective) I now have a little time to pontificate, so here we go…
Auburn and "Johnnie Cochran" Offense
Gus Malzahn is either a genius or a madman depending on whether you are a fan of the Tigers or are their opponent. His offensive sets are as entropy-filled and outlandish as they are effective. One of the keys to its function is to make an opposing defense deal with the constant distraction of the seemingly endless arsenal of quasi-trick plays that it includes. This bevy of distractions vying for the attention of opposing defenses, reminds me of pretty much every argument ever made to a jury by Johnnie Cochran—focusing on the distraction rather than the fact.
Still, there is a lot of fact to Malzahn's ability to mask his plays and to run unconventional sets regularly and successfully. I personally cannot remember seeing a game which featured as many reverses and double-reverses as the Tennessee — Auburn contest. I know that I have never seen a true pooch punt (seemingly taken right out of General Neyland's own playbook from the 1930s) in person. To Malzahn's credit, he has taken a lackluster unit that barely produced anything other than narcolepsy in 2008 and transformed them into a machine which scores tons of points and gives defenses fits.
Vols 63, Western Kentucky 7: The Day After
It was Western Kentucky and lawvol did an excellent job with his version of this post (as in better than mine's going to be), so I'll keep this relatively brief.
Judging by the atmosphere on campus before the game and during the game in the student section, you would in no way have thought Tennessee's opponent was possibly the worst Division I-A team in the country. I found this out on the long walk from my apartment down the Cumberland Avenue "Strip" and through the heart of campus on my way to the Vol Walk. I managed to get an up-close spot fort the spectacle, and I'll have a video from it at the end of this.
As for the game, I'll start with Jonathan Crompton. Sure, the tipped balls are worrisome and the first interception he threw – though not his fault, said Lane Kiffin – was the awful kind of pass he would have made last year. Other than that, he really didn't have that many incompletions.
He looked confident. He looked poised. He managed the offense very well (I can only remember one substitution penalty and procedure penalty). He was 21-of-28 and threw five touchdowns for goodness sakes. Sure, it was mostly the short passing game.
But if your quarterback struggles with making multiple reads (as Crompton did in 2008), you don't make him do that. You let him take the snap and throw it to a wideout against a corner playing off the line and let the playmaker get some yards in space. You throw the short hitch. You get Crompton rolling out with options short, medium and long. Heck, Crompton even slid when he had to scramble.
The receivers played well enough to make you forget the injuries. Luke Stocker caught two scores. Marsalis Teague led the way as a freshmen and is going to be a great player. Quintin Hancock deserves a shout-out.
But this day belonged to the offensive line. Crompton had time to throw and that only helps him. And the line opened enormous holes and got great push on just about every play, as was evidenced in the stats. Hopefully they stay healthy throughout the year, because watching them open lanes for Hardesty, Bryce, Oku and Poole (let's not forget about Toney WIlliams, either) could be really fun to watch if they are able to keep it up.
The defense was swarming and Western Kentucky had no time to do anything – at all. I thought the linebackers played pretty well, but we'll have to see how they go up against stronger, faster opponents in the future. Janzen Jackson was the first freshman to see the field defensively, and, like Teague, he's going to be a great player. I thought Wes Brown also played very well: well as in fresh, considering everything we'd heard about him all preseason were the bad condition of both of his knees.
To conclude, anytime you dominate a team 63-7 and outgain them by the margin Tennessee did, you feel good about it. But if nothing else, it's a game where you get some confidence, especially on offense where those guys are trying to make us all forget last year's atrocities. It's a chance for the freshmen and new players to get some game action, as every little bit of experience helps. Western Kentucky was the perfect opponent for Lane and Company to open up with.
Looking ahead, I think this team could be pretty tough to beat in Neyland Stadium this year. If the crowd was like it was for Western Kentucky – and those of you who were there hopefully agree with me on this – how will it be when Auburn, Georgia and South Carolina come to visit?
Which leads me to my next bold statement: I see absolutely no way UCLA comes into Knoxville next week and beats Tennessee.
There, I said it. First off, anytime you travel across the country to play, you're at a disadvantage. See LSU last night at Washington, Maryland getting rocked at Cal, our own Vols the past two seasons and Cal coming here in 2006. Kevin Prince is UCLA's starting QB. He was 18-of-29 for 176 yards, and threw two picks against one touchdown. That was at home, against San Diego State.
Next week he'll be dealing with the Tennessee defense. In Tennessee's stadium. Against a group of players and coaches and fans that want to right the wrong of last year's embarrassing loss. And do it emphatically in front of a national TV audience on ESPN.
Yes, yes, I know we all said the same exact thing last year. But if not for horribly inept coaching (throwing 41 passes Dave Clawson and letting Kevin Craft dink-and-dunk you down the field John Chavis), Tennessee wins that game. UCLA has certainly improved, but this time they get the dubious honor of making the long trip. We all already are aware (boom, alliteration!) of the importance of this game to the rest of the Vols' season. Tennessee absolutely has to beat UCLA next Saturday.
As soon as the Vols had the first couple of touchdowns yesterday and settled into the complete domination they displayed, my thoughts were already on UCLA. Hence why I've spent the last half of this post talking about next Saturday.
Anyways, here's the video I took of the Vol Walk from yesterday (please know it's long and my camera steadiness was lacking…you try holding your arm up that high for that long):
From the Ashes Rises a Phoenix: Western Kentucky Postgame Thoughts
Western Kentucky vs. Tennessee
Well, there are so very many positive things to say about this game that it is hard to really know where to start, thus, I'll just start at the top, here are the stats for the game:
|Team Stats
|Western Kentucky
|First downs
|3rd Down Efficiency
1-for-11, 9%
7-for-9, 78%
|4th down efficiency
0-for-1, 0%
0-for-1, 0%
|Passing Yards
|Return Yards
|Sacks-Yards Lost
|Fumbles Lost
|Penalties – Yards
The stats speak loudly. Tennessee racked up a whopping 710 total net yards. Last season the Vols managed only 3,225 yards on the season, today they produced over 20% of last season's total yards in a single game. They scored more points than they have since the 2000 game against the Arkansas Razorbacks. Even more surprising was the balance in the offensive yardage between the pass and the run.
2009 Big Orange Roundtable: Week 8 — The Kickoff Edition
Gate 21 is proud to host this week's Roundtable!
It's Time…
This week's Big Orange Roundtable is hosted by … ummm … oh, yeah, it's our week. We here at the Gate are proud to host the 2009 kickoff edition of the Big Orange Roundtable as we all get ready to tee it up and kick it down for the 112th season of Tennessee Volunteers Football.
With that lovely prospect in mind, let's get down to business:
Week 8
1) (From HSH) We've talked through the past month or so about just about everything we could talk about regarding this Tennessee team: the quarterbacks, offensive line, freshman, Eric Berry, finding healthy wide receivers, freshman again, etc. So the simple question is this: what do you expect or what specifically are you looking for from the Vols against Western Kentucky this Saturday?
HSH: First things first, Western Kentucky is not going to be anything close to resembling a quality football team. They were recently a power in 1-AA, but this is their first full year in 1-A, and have the potential to be one of the worst teams to come to Neyland Stadium in a while (yes, I'm including Wyoming). They went just 2-10 last year (the wins were Eastern Kentucky and Murray State) and return just 12 starters from that team.
So if Tennessee hangs 60 points on the Hilltoppers, oh, well it was just Western Kentucky, right? Not exactly. I want to see Tennessee score lots of points Saturday afternoon. I expect Lane Kiffin will want to pound the rock with the running backs. I want to see a confident Jonathan Crompton that doesn't make any mistakes and crisply runs the offense.
Defensively, I want to see which freshmen make an early impact in their first games, and how they handle playing for real. On both sides, I want to see swagger—OK, it's WKU, but we could be playing my high school's team and I would still want to see our players have a wealth of confidence in themselves and their coaches that creates said swagger.
Lawvol: I expect and hope to see a few things. First, I am not exactly expecting grandeur for this first game of the 2009 season, but what I am expecting to see is poise and purpose. I am hoping that this team brings their attitude—one which was sorely missing last season—and refuses to play down to the level of their opponent which they should beat under almost any circumstance.
Let's be honest, Western Kentucky went 2-10 last season which made even the Vols' 5-7 campaign seem decent. Prior to 2008, however, Western Kentucky had a streak of 12 straight winning seasons, and look to be on the upswing. That said, The Vols have got to play with a little spark and bring their best game to their opponent—regardless of the quality of that opponent. The Vols have to play their game and not let it be dictated to them by their opponent.
Most of all, I am looking to see a team that is glad to be on the field playing once more. I hope that we begin to see the development of the new Kiffin system and hopefully get a huge relief when the quarterback play is surprisingly crisp and effective. This is a confidence game which is only a good thing if you perform in a manner that inspires confidence
Back from Vacation, Vols Start Preseason Camp
In exactly one month and one day Tennessee will open up the 2009 season here in Knoxville against Western Kentucky. And if you weren't ready for the season already, you'd better start getting ready, as the Vols open up the preseason camp today.
After spending the last part of last week down in Gulf Shores, Alabama, I'm ready for September 5th to get here. It's going to be my last season of UT football as a UT student, and I'm ready to get last season out of my mind completely (and to figure out how the new student ticket system is/is not going to work). The last time I walked out of Neyland Stadium? The Wyoming game. You see my point…
But while I was down on vacation, three things stoked my anticipation not only from September through November (and hopefully as close to January as possible), but for this coming four weeks of practices. Those three things and my preseason practice thoughts after the jump.


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"Key Afar, Jinka & Mursi" Jinka by sachara
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I had looked forward to my visit to the Lower Omo Valley in Southern Ethiopia as one of the most fascinating parts of my three months trip in Africa. In the Lower Omo Valley live a vast number of ethnic groups in a rather small area. These ''untouched'' tribes include the Mursi with women wearing large lipplates, the Hamer with remarkable hairstyles, but also the Karo, Surma, Ari, banna, Bodi, Bumi and other tribes.
The headmarkets of the region are in Key Afar, Dimeka and Turmi, visited by all the different tribespeople in their amazing traditional clothing, made of goatskin, richily decorated with kaurishells and beads.
In reality my experiences in the Omo Region, the so-called last great wilderness on the African continent, were beyond any imagination !
In the Mago National Park we visited a Mursi village.
The women wear lipplates and the male warriors not only knives, but also kalashnikovs. Also the young Mursi boys and girls ornated themselves with bodypainting and all kind of the most amazing stuff.
The first town and market in the Omo Region was Key Afar.
At the market you see mainly the Banna people, living in this area, but also people of different other tribes visited this market.
I was totally unprepared to see these very proud, beautiful, relaxed and friendly people all around.
After a stroll at the market, I just sat down in the shade at the edge of the market and looked for more than one hour to the women and men in their wonderful outfits of decorated goatskin.
Sometimes they came to meet you for a chat, for touching your skin or hair or asking for a picture.
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yessss,, facinated!!! I was born there and raise, you get my Jinka page in few words.
The photos are stunning and the tips are so informative for me. Wish I have the chance to see these places. Maybe one day...
Ohhh My god.... Really great pages....awesome pics...thanks for sharing the Mursi tribes and their traditions...will visit again .. ush
A fascinating place to visit, it has to be said! Mago National Park sounds interesting. ~ho & pang
Very interesting view of these Ethiopian people. You must be an Anthropologist. Only question I have is, are you wearing a lip plate now? :-)
8-0 Stuning pix! Thanks for sharing! (Woman with Kalsh is the best)
Youve certainly been to some amazing places - but been able to get some most amazing photos as well - a really blessed traveller! All the best to you over there in Uzbekistan having another adventure!
This is a trip i am thinking of doing. Is it not scary?
A superb page! I was convinced that liplates were no more in practice. On your front page photo, I thought it was a rusk and understood only later it was a liplate!
This is a super page,Ali. Very interesting info about the lipplates. I have always wondered about those.
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Mice in apartment I'm subletting
Last night I saw mice in the apartment I'm subletting--in the kitchen, and in my closet. I've only been here a few days. I leave in 8 weeks. Metafilter is not my atty, but generally--what do I do? Is it my responsibility to clean them out? What rights do I have? [more inside]
I think that I was scammed for two months' rent ($4,200) in NYC -- what can I do?
So I've found myself in a bit of a sticky situation and need advice. I recently subleased a studio in Manhatttan for a couple of months (April and May) from a guy ("John") whose lease expires at the end of May. He seems like a decent, reliable guy. He said that he's moving back home for a while to start a company (different state), and that he recently quit his job (financial services industry, upon looking him up myself). On move-in day, after helping him pack his car, he gave me the keys and was on his way. [more inside]
Help me get out of this terrible living situation
How legitimate is this lease? (California) [more inside]
What are our tenant rights in MI?
If a tenant's safety is severely threatened, can they legally bypass the lease agreement and break the lease? [more inside]
Can my female roommate sublet to a guy without my approval?
My roommate wants to move out, and has found some random guy to sublease. I'm not comfortable living with Random Guy. What can I do to keep this from happening? [more inside]
How do I pick the right tenants to sublet (or swap for) my apartment, and how do I help them feel at home?
Have you done a short-term sublet (or housing swap)? If you were the renter: how did you evaluate applicants, and how did you help your subletter feel at home? If you were the subletter: what worked, and what do you wish the renter had done for you or told you? I'll be subletting my apartment in NYC but I'd love to hear from people in all areas & situations. [more inside]
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The present invention relates, inter alia, to the visual representation of audio content, such as music, which when recorded on one or more types of data storage medium gives no visual indication to the naked eye of the nature of the content thus recorded. One example of the use of the present invention is the display of audio content recorded on a compact disc and which represents recorded music, in the visual form that the same or corresponding content would have to the naked eye when recorded on a traditional vinyl disc.
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Currently, in spite of the widespread adoption of digitally recorded audio material in the form of compact discs, and more recently in the form of MP3 digital audio files, the vast majority of disc jockeys ("DJ's") use conventional vinyl records, played on special arrangements of record "turntables" or "decks". The arrangement of record decks typically involves having two turntables, so that the DJ can cue up a track on one record while the other is playing, or can mix music from a track on one record into the music from a track on the other record. Typically mixing will include playing music from one track over another (for example as one piece of music fades and the other starts) to provide a seamless transition from one track to another, or "scratching" during which the DJ rapidly moves one of the turntables back and forth over a short distance, causing the stylus of the turntable to move correspondingly back and forth within the spiral groove on the record, to create a characteristic sound. The reliance on the use of traditional vinyl discs and record decks is anomalous given the lower cost of recording on more modern media such as compact discs, and accordingly attempts have been made to provide special compact disc players, known as "CD decks" which aim to provide the DJ with the same capability as conventional record decks. For example CD decks include a large "jog wheel", which effectively provides manual control of the CD turntable to enable scratching. Notwithstanding this however, the use of CD decks remains low.
One aspect of the present invention lies in an appreciation of a functional capability provided to the DJ by a traditional vinyl record which is not available with existing CD decks. The majority of existing record decks for DJ's include a "target light" or "cue lamp" provided in respect of each turntable on the deck, and this allows a DJ to see the radial position of the stylus (which is useful for cueing up a track on the record). However, because the target lamp typically has a high angle of incidence to the record (i.e. subtends a small angle with respect to the surface of the record), it has the effect of illuminating the top surface and interior edges of the spiral groove on the vinyl record. Because different frequencies and amplitudes of recorded sound give rise to differing groove patterns having differing reflectances, the light reflected from a particular part of the record will be indicative of the nature of the audio content recorded on the vinyl at that location. This effect is enhanced once the record is rotating, because repetitive elements (such as drum beats or bass lines) reveal themselves as periodic variations in the groove's reflectance pattern. It is thus possible for a DJ to see a visual representation of the nature of the audio content stored on the record, which in turn enables the DJ to position the stylus by placing the stylus at an appropriate point on the record.
A further aspect of the present invention provides an apparatus for substantially replicating this functional capability so that audio content recorded on a first type of data storage medium which gives no visual indication to the naked eye of the nature of the content is visually represented in a useful manner.
Accordingly, an aspect of the present invention provides DJ apparatus comprising:
The use of a curvilinear axis enables extremely efficient use of image space so that it is possible to display to a user, at any given moment, a visual representation of a much larger amount of content than would otherwise be the case. Preferably the visual representation is an image of a vinyl record, with the at least one parameter being at least frequency, and more preferably amplitude (which therefore implicitly includes frequency information). The image of the record is, according to the best mode of the invention, substantially the same as the appearance of a vinyl record on which the content is recorded, and so would be familiar to users of traditional record decks.
Typically, the content will be stored for playback in a digital audio format, having been originally recorded from an analogue audio signal, and will enable the use of standard digital data storage (such as compact discs) and data readers (such as a CD player) to produce the audio playback signal. The apparatus of the present invention will thus provide the user with the visual display capability of a traditional analogue record deck, enabling manual intervention in the playback via the actuator, and using visual feedback from the map.
The invention may be applied equally to provide this capability in conjunction with other audio content storage media, such as magnetic tapes (irrespective of whether an audio signal is recorded as analogue or digital data) to provide the user with a real time visual indication of the nature of the audio content recorded thereon.
A further aspect of the present invention provides a method of varying playback speed of musical content on an audio player which generates an audio playback signal from a recording medium storing the content, comprising the steps of:
Embodiments of the invention will now be described, by way of example, and with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Referring now to
Once audio content from the storage medium has been mapped, the map image 42 is automatically generated on the monitor 30 whenever a "play" command is received at the processor 18 from the console 20. In such a situation the processor 18 switches audio content from the reader 12 through the DAC 16 to create an audio playback signal, and then to the output terminal 22, and thus the loud speaker 26. However, in contrast to the simple "play" operation described above, the audio content is initially switched to the DAC 16 via the processor 18. This process enables the processor 18 to display a cursor on the map image 42, whose instantaneous position on the image is synchronised with the audio playback signal coming out of the loud speaker 26. In the present example the cursor is simply an arrow 32 relative to which the graph of amplitude against time moves, to indicate the amplitude of the audio signal at any given moment T in time.
Providing a map image which moves relative to the cursor requires more processing capability, but this has the advantage of being able to display large data map images without having to refresh the image on the monitor, as would be required with a static map image.
By monitoring the position of the cursor on the map, a DJ is given an indication of, for example, when the beat of the music changes, or whether the music is louder or softer without listening to the music. This enables a DJ for example to locate a particular type of music on the storage medium rapidly, which is frequently necessary for example so that the DJ can synchronise two pieces of music. In one embodiment of the system described a further piece of music can be played on a second duplicate system of the system thus far described, although this has the disadvantage of requiring two readers, DACs etc. In a further embodiment the RAM 28 is sufficiently large to store a map of the audio content from a storage medium and a copy of the audio content itself. The audio content from the RAM may be "played" (i.e. switched through the DAC 16 by the processor to generate an audio signal by the processor 18) and mapped in response to appropriate commands from the console 20 is the same way as described above. Thus to the user, the functional capability of the system is identical to that of two separate systems once the audio content to be stored in the RAM 28 has been mapped.
In a further modification of the system described thus far, a manual actuator is provided, here having the form of a joystick 50. The joystick 50 is connected to the processor 18, and enables a DJ to intervene manually with the audio player (whether this is a traditional player or a "player" in which an audio signal is generated from audio content stored in the RAM). By moving the joystick the DJ can alter the position of the cursor 32 on the map 40, and the processor is programmed to access and play the audio content at the instantaneous cursor position. The cursor 32 may thus be said to operate as a "virtual stylus".
The reader 12 of the various embodiments described in connection with
Referring now to
The processor is thus controllable from the console 20 to move the cursor 132 to a particular position on an image of what the audio content would look like in the event that it had been recorded on a vinyl record disc (the medium most favoured by current DJ's), in order to play the audio signal corresponding to the audio content at the new cursor position. The volume of either output channel may be faded out etc. in the same way as with existing systems in order to mix audio playback signals generated from audio content on storage media DSD1 and DSD2.
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The Mavericks were burned for 31 points by Carmelo Anthony on Friday as the Knicks picked up a 104-94 win at Madison Square Garden.
New York won and also put money in the pockets of their supporters by covering the 6.5-point spread as favorites. Totals bettors, meanwhile, saw the game go UNDER the closing number of 198.5.
New York got 22 points from J.R. Smith and another 13 points from Ronnie Brewer. Raymond Felton contributed 9 assists, while Tyson Chandler cleaned the glass with 9 rebounds.
The Mavericks got a 23-point performance from O.J. Mayo, who was supported by 15 points from Vince Carter. Darren Collison had 8 assists in a losing cause for Dallas, while O.J. Mayo grabbed 7 rebounds.
New York trailed at halftime, 57-55.
Dallas had a 50-43 advantage in the rebounding department as they won the battle in the paint.
Next game, New York takes its act on the road to face Orlando looking for another win. For Dallas, they head on the road to face Charlotte.


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More than 20 years of experience in the Pharmaceutical and Biological industry. Lead managerial positions in both Manufacturing and Quality Assurance. My professional development has included positions as supervisors, manager and director in the pharmaceutical and biological industry. Has worked for Wyeth Pharmaceuticals in Carolina, PR, Wyeth Biologics, North Carolina, Lyphomed, PR, and MOVA, PR. Have vast knowledge in FDA and European regulations. Have extensive experience in various facilities startups for Parenteral, Solids and Biological products. Have received FDA approval after completion of three facilities start up, in North Carolina and in two facilities in Puerto Rico. Vast knowledge in Federal and European regulations and in the design and validation requirements for utilities and equipment.
Bachelor Degree in Science with concentration in Biology and Chemistry- University of PR
Master Degree in Marketing-(in-process)-Inter American University of PR
Mar 2014-Mar 2015
Independent Consultant for Pharmaceuticals
Worked at Agila/Mylan Pharmaceuticals, Bangalore India
Quality Systems Assessments for Gowning and 100% Visual Inspection qualifications; Area's cleaning, Media Fill, and Training programs; Procedures for Labeling and Packaging, Aseptic Practices, Aseptic Filling, sealing and lyophilization; Manufacturing area's inspection. Developed and run an employee skilled assessment program to identify employee's skills, experience and knowledge. Developed an Aseptic Practices and Glove Integrity Testing training program based on employees, plant ad FDA observations and warning letter. Provided those training to employees and management. Revised Media Fill Batch Records, employee MF qualification program, 100% Visual inspection program, procedures for packaging
2011- 2014
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McNeil Consent Decree- Las Piedras, PR
Worked as a Quality System reviewer. Has completed the review of Batch Record for product disposition, has inspected manufacturing areas for GMP compliance, has reviewed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), Electronic batch records requirements. Has reviewed Annual Product Review and Complaints. Has prepared finding reports, followed up FDA and plant commitments.
2002 – 2010
Director Quality Assurance, Associate Director
Wyeth Biologics, Sanford, North Carolina and Wyeth Pharma, Guayama, PR
Managed and led the Quality Assurance Department for three major products on Batch Record review, Product Disposition, Validation of Equipment and Processes, Review and Approval of Annual Product Reviews, Master Validation Plans, Complaints, and Investigations. Reduced investigation closing rate to 2-3 days, Reduced regulatory inspection observations to zero by training the QA personnel in the manufacturing processes and by maintaining QA closely involved in the manufacturing areas. In NC started a new state of the art building, hired a new QA group, and initiated a Change Control Program, review and approval of the Project Plan, Master Validation Plan, drawings, Validation/Qualification protocols and execution. Initiated a successful program for QA employee's recognition. Achieved satisfactory FDA, European, Mexico and Japan inspections.
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Worked for Schering Plough, Manati, Puerto Rico and Wyeth, New York, North Carolina and Pensylvania
Auditing of Batch Records and Report, Product Stability Program Assessment and Report, Complaints Assessment and Report, and Annual Product Review Assessment and Report. Charts progress for Complaints and Annual Product Review Programs. Facilities Auditing in Puerto Rico, North Carolina, New York, Pensylvania
1991 – 2000 Director Parenteral Manufacturing
MOVA Pharmaceuticals, Caguas, PR
Managed and lead 16 (supervisors and section heads) in the management and administration of more than 100 employees in the different manufacturing areas: Equipment preparation and Sterilization, Product Formulation, Filling of Parenteral, Final Sterilization, 100% product inspection and packaging. Three shift/ 7 days/wk
1989-1991 Section Head Manufacturing of Injectable, Oral Liquids, 100%Inspection, Final product Sterilization and Packaging
MOVA Pharm aceutical, Caguas, PR
Supervised a total of 8 supervisors for three shifts in all manufacturing activities. Completed two facilities validation and startups with successful FDA and European approvals.
1987-1989 Parenteral Supervisor
Lyphomed Pharmaceutical, Canovanas, PR
Started and completed the facilities start up and achieved successful FDA and European inspections. Supervised all manufacturing areas: Equipment cleaning and sterilization, formulation, freeze drying and filling of parenteral.
1982-1987 Parenteral Supervisor
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, Carolina PR
Supervised the manufacturing of Parenteral products; Weighing and Formulation, Filling of Parenterals, Lyophilization and Capping,
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Professional Background:
Global Consultant with +26 years of experience in the Pharmaceutical, Biotech, Food, and Medical Device Industries. Extensive experience in Regulatory Compliance, FDA, ISO22000-2005/ISO 9001-2008/13485-2003, cGxP's, OSHA, EPA, EHS, USP/NF, JP, EP, Quality Systems Part 210-211 & 820, Planning and Auditing, PFMEA and Risk Assessment evaluations, among others. Strong leadership skills with an analytical mind to solve quality issues. Ability to promote and maintain a high level of quality competence and staff motivation to accomplish objectives and meet deadlines. Hands-on experience as Quality Assurance Manager, Technical Services Director, Change Control Manager, and Project Manager, with knowledge in Quality Systems, Validation, Manufacturing Operations, Product Transfer, and Regulatory Compliance programs. International work performed in USA, Dominican Republic, Mexico and Puerto Rico. Successful completion of million dollar projects through project estimate, planning, budgeting, cost control, implementation, execution and closeout. Built outstanding client relationships. Supervised, directly and indirectly approximately one hundred (100) manufacturing, quality, and validation professionals. Fully bilingual. Proficient in computerized systems such as: MS Office, Kronos, Project Management, SAP, JDE, ISOtrain, Documentum SOP System, and TrackWise System. Indian Business Visa, effective until Apr 2019.
Key Projects and Accomplishments
The Quantic Group, Ltd., Livingston, NJ, 2011 – Present
Sr. Quality Leader on India sites - FDA Warning Letter Remediation
· Independent third party - Regulatory Services Group
o Quality Assurance Remediation Plan Lead
o Establish and evolve formal QA processes, ensuring that the client follow industry-accepted best practices.
o Oversee all aspects of quality assurance in 3 sites including establishing metrics, applying industry best practices, and developing new tools and processes to ensure quality commitments are met.
o Act as key point of contact for all QA aspects to establish a site wise harmonization.
o Lead and mentor Site QA team members, as well as manage outside remediation team.
o Develop and execute remediation protocols to full fill the sites commitments.
o Review and evaluate performance issues with up to 10 direct reports
o Interact with customers during meetings and visits
o Collaborate with other Areas staff to accomplish all daily tasks on-time with a high level of quality
Leader on U.S. site FDA consent Decree Remediation
· Independent third party - Regulatory Services Group
o Audit remediation activities against the Consent Decree Workplan, Quality Standards, FDA, cGMPs, applicable laws and regulations.
o Ensure Remediation Steps comply and meet the Seven Attributes of a Quality System (Process, Procedures, Documentation, Quality Role, Organization, Infrastructure, and Metrics).
o Review Traceability Matrix to determine which gaps, findings, 483 Observations, and CD requirements are addressed by the Numbered Step.
o Inspect the facilities to determine if the methods, facilities and controls are operated in conformity with cGMPs, and if maintained, will continuously comply with the FDA, cGMPs, applicable laws and regulations.
o Categorize findings and develop the respective reports.
· Change Control SME - Interim Controls Group
o Provide coaching and mentoring to the Change Control Program originators and administrators.
o Evaluate Change Controls and certify such, if in compliance, prior to quality approval.
o Evaluated existing Change Control process and support the workshop activities.
o Provide guidance to Quality System Teams throughout the remediation process.
o Intervet Schering-Plough Animal Health, S.A. de C.V., Santiago de Tianguistenco, Mexico 2009 - 2011
· Responsible of managing Remediation Project for specific product.
· Implemented remediation activities for Manufacturing, Validation/Calibration, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, Quality Management and Warehouse areas.
· Supervised and provided management and technical support to seven (7) Validation Engineers.
· Scope includes manufacturing batch record review, standard operating procedures, validation activities (Installation, Operational and Performance Qualification) for manufacturing and quality control systems.
· Provided Technical and Quality support to the organization.
o Glaxo Smith Kline, Cidra, Puerto Rico 2006 - 2008
Managed and developed Compliance Programs under FDA Oversight, per Consent Decree requirements. Compliance Programs consisted of:
o Regulatory Compliance-Quality Management Team Leader
· Developed and Implemented Engineering Service Providers Program.
· Performed audits to certify suppliers and service providers.
o Quality Standards Professional
· Developed Periodic Product Review Program.
· Performed data gathering and analysis of the Manufacturing Batch Records, Analytical and Microbiological Testing, Process Investigations and Costumer Complaints.
o Product Technology Scientist
· Developed Product Technology System.
· Performed Product Technology Area Gap Analysis.
· Established Remediation Plan and ensured its compliance.
· Develop SOP's for the system and delivered the respective training.
· Prepared the Product Technology Verification Binder, per Consent Decree requirement.
o QA1 Remediation Team Coordinator
· Coordinated 350 SOP's Translation, Formatting, and Quality Revision.
· Managed schedule in order to ensure Regulatory Commitment dates were met.
· Supervised approximately 22 Technical Writers and Translators
· Developed SOP's Tracking System.
· Performed SOP's Quality Review.
· Provided support, direction and coaching to subordinate personnel.
· Ensured compliance with all company policies and procedures, including cGMPs and FDA Regulations.
o Lilly del Caribe (PR05), Carolina, Puerto RicO 2004 - 2005
Commissioning and Validation Project Manager
· Supervised and provided management and technical support to twenty (20) Validation professionals.
· Managed the implementation, recruiting and management of Quality Requirements/Platform, Quality Assurance Technical and Execution Incident Teams.
· Lead the coordination of the qualification activities.
· Prepared project controls, budgeting, scheduling, staffing, weekly and monthly status reports, as required by the client.
· Responsible for the staffing recruiting process and sub-contractor's coordination.
o Nypro, Dominican Republic 2002-2004
Sr. Tech Transfer Director
· Lead the transfer activities for products from development to manufacturing.
· Lead multi-functional Operations Transfer Teams to define and complete activities required (create specifications, test methods, manufacturing batch records, validation protocols, and reports as needed) for scale up, validation, transfer to manufacturing, and launching new products.
· Responsible of PAI submission, post and pre-approval inspection.
· Performed Supplier evaluation and Certification.
· Provided regulatory guidance for top-level project development and core teams.
· Provided support, direction and coaching to subordinate personnel in the areas of hiring, training, disciplinary action, problem resolution, work assignment delegation, and career development.
· Wrote technical reports in support of production operations and regulatory updates (ANDA, NDA). Investigate manufacturing deviations.
· Managed all project activities and timelines for the Product Transfer Program within the Technical Services department.
· Managed $28-million-dollar project budget.
o SCHERING PLOUGH 1999-2002
Process Certification Director
· Developed, implemented and executed regulatory strategic plans for the Pharmaceutical Product Re- Certification under FDA Oversight due to the Consent Decree.
· Carried out responsibilities in accordance with the organization policies, procedures, and federal, state and local laws.
· Developed and documented validation project plans / schedules and validation procedures based on sound validation practices and current industry standards.
· Managed all process validation projects, activities and timelines for the Validation Certification Program within the Technical Services department.
· Responsible for the generation and execution of process validation protocols, performance qualification protocols per related Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's). Assured the acceptance criteria related to these protocols was met.
· Reviewed and approved validation / qualification protocols and summary reports completed by the Technical Services department and other departments.
· Analyzed data, specifications, and basis of design or functional specifications to determine conformance with standards and established quality requirements.
· Managed all validation personnel (13 regular and 10 consultants) and conducted performance evaluations for exempt direct reports, and assisted direct reports with subordinate performance evaluation process for their areas.
· Provided support, direction and coaching to subordinate personnel in the areas of hiring, training, disciplinary action, problem resolution, work assignment delegation, and career development.
· Ensured compliance with all company policies and procedures, including safety rules and regulations.
o MDS UNLIMITED CONSULTING SERVICES CORP. 1994 - 1999
Validation & Quality Consultant
o Validation Manager
· Supervised, mentored and trained fifteen (15) junior level validation consultants.
· Responsible of the execution and implementation of projects that supported the manufacturing operation, including projects involving marketed product development, marketed product development, marketed product support and technology transfer.
· Accountable for the project design and coordination, including development of protocols, design of experiments, data analysis and implementation of optimized manufacturing process and qualification of alternate raw materials, excipients and components.
· Assessed production problems at component preparation, formulation, filling, sterilization cycle and lyophilization stages by performing investigations, identifying the root causes and developing solutions.
· Wrote technical reports in support of production operations and regulatory updates (ANDA, NDA). Investigated manufacturing deviations, Experimental and Marketed Stability Failures and Customer Complaints by following a problem solving methodology to comply with the Regulatory Agencies.
o Quality Assurance / Documentation and Change Control Manager
· Developed, implemented and maintained standard policies, procedures and controlled document systems, ensuring global level compliance with current good manufacturing practice regulations.
· Responsible for harmonizing document control procedures throughout the corporation.
· Participated in companywide projects that heavily impacted existing or proposed controlled documentation and provided facilitation to the project members, to ensure timely completion of these documents.
· Managed off-site storage and retrieval of controlled documents.
· Assisted in the development and implementation of document retention policy consistent with corporate policy.
· Managed the corporate electronic document management system (BEN).
· Managed all controlled document archives at manufacturing sites.
· Developed and implemented a program for electronic documentation archiving.
· Provided mentoring on general Quality Assurance systems/procedures (deviation systems, CAPA, etc.).
· Gave technical support to Manufacturing Operations in different business units including: Dermik, Aerosols, and Solid Dosage.
· Evaluated and improved the manufacturing documentation processes. Utilized statistical process control and other tools to assess the performance of the process and implement specific actions to enhance control and achievement of specifications.
o Pharmaceutical Technologist Scientist
· Wrote technical reports in support of production operations and regulatory updates (ANDA, NDA). Investigated manufacturing deviations, Experimental and Marketed Stability Failures and Customer Complaints by following a problem solving methodology to comply with the Regulatory Agencies.
· Provided scientific technical support to Manufacturing, and lead the Technology Transfer Process.
· Acted as a manufacturing technical liaison between Company Headquarters and other sites. Assured that the scale up of products from R&D or products transferred from other sites were accomplished with minimal confusion and disruptions.
· Wrote, executed and coordinated protocols for process, holding time and cleaning validation. Wrote Working Formula Procedures.
· Troubleshoot manufacturing problems and provide solutions to day to day incidents and problems. Perform statistical evaluation of process variables. Interpret data, information and regulations.
· Utilized project management skills to ensure timely and successful completion of assigned projects. Provided training to production personnel in new technologies.
· Managed all validation personnel (13 regular and 10 consultants) and conducted performance evaluations for exempt direct reports, and assisted direct reports with subordinate performance evaluation process for their areas.
· Provided support, direction and coaching to subordinate personnel in the areas of hiring, training, disciplinary action, problem resolution, work assignment delegation, and career development.
· Ensured compliance with all company policies and procedures, including safety rules and regulations.
Compliance Coordinator
· Audited Manufacturing Areas to assure GMP's Compliance, ISO 9000.
· Developed the Supplier Certification Program.
· Developed the Compliance Certification Plan, according to the FDA requirements.
· Audited and Approved Validation Protocols (IQ, OQ, PQ, Computer and Cleaning Validation).
Education and Professional Development
BS, Science Microbiology, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico


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Lose two, win two.
It has been the formula for Pitt all season long, and in the end it was enough for the Panthers to extend their campaign into bowl season for the fifth straight year.
Pitt was efficient throughout the night in Tampa, Fla., and South Florida simply wasn't, a big reason for the 27-3 Panthers win. Paul Chryst's squad has come a long way from as ugly an 0-2 season-opening start as possible, and now he gets 15 more practices and one more game with his squad. It was an up-and-down first year, beating Rutgers and USF in the final two weeks of the season to get to 6-6.
The future may not be as bright for the Bulls, who turned it over four times, netted just 6 rushing yards and -- once again -- kicked a field goal late with the game well out of reach. The boo birds were out in full force inside Raymond James Stadium, capping a program-worst 3-9 campaign and a second straight 1-6 Big East record, with questions about third-year coach Skip Holtz's job status continuing to mount.
Pitt, meanwhile, jelled offensively, with fifth-year quarterback Tino Sunseri earning himself one more collegiate start by completing 19 of 25 passes for 211 yards and a touchdown. Ray Graham added 93 yards and two scores on the ground, and Mike Shanahan caught nine passes for 116 yards.
USF had just 55 yards of total offense entering the fourth quarter and finished with a program-worst 115 on the night, a fitting end to a lost season.


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Sell-side Sentiment Mostly Unchanged Last Week
The First Coverage model still shows the indicator pointing toward bearish. Overall sell-side sentiment barely moved last week, with the index rising a statistically insignificant 0.2%.
The big exception was sentiment for the Oil & Gas industry which rose a spectacular 9%, but that was obviously on the heels of oil prices rising as the result of the big oil spill in the Gulf. Estimates of the size of the spill seem to get worse by the day, so the sell-side upgrades appear to be timely. The 9% surge in Oil & Gas put it close to the top-rated among the ten industries. Healthcare is at the top, with Oil & Gas, Technology, and Industrials bunched not far behind in a virtual tie for second. Consumer Services, which had been at or near the top for many weeks, continues to slide down the list, falling an additional 2% last week.
Industry prices were a different story last week. The big price loser was the Financials industry. It, along with Technology, Basic Materials, and Oil & Gas, were all down more than 3%. Only Telecommunications and Utilities managed to keep their price losses under 1%.
Market Takes a Breather
Last week ended with the big banks leading the market down on Friday. The main culprit was a WSJ report that the Justice Department was investigating Goldman (NYSE:GS) for criminal conduct. The market probably overreacted. The market was down for the week, breaking an eight week up streak. However, the DJIA was up for the third straight month, and for the tenth month of the last 12. This could be the start of the long talked about correction, but it's unclear at this stage. Individual investors have shown signs of returning to the market the last few months. They appear to have grown tired of watching the near zero return on their money market funds. However, it's probably too early to use that as an indicator that the market may be topping out.
Sell-side Sentiment for Financials Industry Seems to Have Been Prescient
Sentiment for the Financials industry has been on a downward trend since last November, when it was the highest rated industry. For the last five weeks, it has been firmly ensconced in the sentiment basement.
Last week's appearance of Goldman before Congress may have seemed like good entertainment, but this sort of thing, as it keeps reappearing, will increasingly have a negative impact on the markets. Even though the inquisition of Goldman showed that the SEC probably has a weak case, the reputational damage to Goldman was huge. Llord (sic) Blankfein no longer was making haughty remarks like an earlier statement that they were doing God's work. An even more subdued Blankfein appeared on Charlie Rose Friday night, but he still felt the issue was more one of better PR rather than ethics. According to him, the only error was that Goldman should have provided more transparency and explained why Goldman does what it does. He couldn't bring himself to say there was any ethics problem at Goldman.
But as always, the end result of all of these investigations and inquisitions is publicity that provides fuel for tougher regulation and thereby provides a drag on the market. It is particularly effective coming at a time, when, as we said before, there is a strong populist undercurrent on Main Street, and which the politicians will cater to with elections only six months away. There appears to be no let up in sight. Floor debate on Dodd's FinReg bill starts next week with a myriad of amendments to be debated. Not all of these will be sane. If that weren't enough for one week, the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission piles on with another of their inquisitions, this time Jim Cayne of Bear Sterns and Henry Paulson. The Senate debate is likely to keep providing headlines through much of May with reconciliation to the House bill to follow. The FCIC will provide revelations for an even longer period.
Another Big Week for Earnings Reports, but Will the Market Care?
This is the third and last big week for Q1 earnings reports, with almost 20% of the S&P 500 scheduled to report this week. Two-thirds of the S&P 500 has reported. Most all of the industries and sectors have now been heard from in a meaningful way, so the die is pretty well cast as to what the final results will be. That die looks great. According to First Call, based on the results for those who have reported and current estimates for the rest, earnings for the S&P 500 are up 53%, and likely will rise further as most of the remaining companies to report beat expectations. However, that gain is meaningless because it compares to the very depressed numbers of Q1'09. That is especially true in Financials, Basic Materials, and Consumer Cyclical industries, all of which are up at least 100%. What is impressive is how much earnings are coming in above expectations. At the start of the Q1 earnings reporting season, Q1 earnings were expected to be up "only" 37%.
One of the bellwether companies reporting this week is Pulte, which made this week's list of stocks with the most bearish sentiment shifts vs. prior week. Their comments about the housing industry could have market impact. Bellwethers last week were Whirlpool (NYSE:WHR), a stock also on this week's most bearish sentiment shifts, for consumer spending on home appliances and Caterpillar (NYSE:CAT) for business spending, although overseas sales was the main reason at CAT.
Big Economic News Next Week that the Market Should Care About
The real key to the sustainability of this economic recovery and the ongoing market recovery is jobs. The market will be fixated on the April employment data released Friday morning. Ex-Census jobs, only mediocre gains are expected. But almost as important next week are personal consumption and personal income for March on Monday. How much are consumers making and how much are they spending? Bigger increases are expected for March than were reported for February. The same day, manufacturing purchasing agents views are reflected in the ISM index report. Also on Friday, watch the report on consumer credit for March. Another decline is expected. All in all, it's an important week for economic news, important enough not to be overshadowed by earnings reports or FinReg headlines.
Last week, the GDP growth reported pleased the markets, especially the 3.4% growth in consumer spending. Unfortunately, most of the growth in consumer spending came from consumers drawing down savings. On the negative side, the University of Michigan consumer sentiment fell, influence by the frustration consumers feel that the economy is growing so slowly.
Stocks to Watch
Over the last week, the following stocks had the largest bullish and bearish sentiment shifts amongst the sell-side.
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The mission of the Downtown Women's Center (DWC) is to provide permanent supportive housing and a safe and healthy community fostering dignity, respect, and personal stability, and to advocate ending homelessness for women. Founded in 1978, DWC was the first organization to exclusively serve mentally ill and elderly homeless women on Los Angeles' Skid Row. DWC now provides permanent supportive housing to 119 women with special needs who were once without a home, along with a wide range of daily drop-in resources. If you're a determined optimist who wants to change the world for the better, join the team that's ending homelessness. Find out more: www.downtownwomenscenter.org.
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