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General School News
Math Team Wins MATHCOUNTS Competition
The Middle School Math Team won the regional round of the national MATHCOUNTS competition Tuesday, February 21! Hornets Sowah Adjei '21, Owen Elkin '21, Landon Stone '21 and Cole Gensheimer '22 took first place and will advance to the state competition in Atlanta in March. Sowah Adjei was the first place individual at the competition with Owen Elkin taking home the second place trophy and Landon Stone winning fourth place individual. In addition to these four competitors, Jimmy Grove '22 placed seventh in the contest, Charles Harris '22 placed ninth, Cole Gensheimer and Robinson Norman '22 tied for tenth place, and Vaibhav Patel '21 filled out the team. Good Luck at State, Hornets!
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Alumni Atlanta Happy Hour Huge Success
Thanks to all the Atlanta area Hornets who came out on Wednesday February 8th, at the home of Dale and Darby Williams Sands ('93). It was a great turnout and a good time had by all alumni!
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Hornets Explore the Everglades
During the week of January 30th, the eighth grade class participated in the annual
Outward Bound
excursion in the Florida Everglades' Ten Thousand Islands! Using canoes, teams navigated their way to sandy beaches, setting up camp, boarding up on canoes, cooking their own meals and learning 'Leave No Trace' techniques to minimize their impact on the land. They worked together to decipher charts and used compasses to navigate their way through the maze-like mangrove tunnels. Without a doubt, this experience is one that will not soon be forgotten by all who participated. Thanks to all of the teachers that continue to make this such an amazing experience for each eighth grade class!
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Lower School News
SCDS Hosts Author & Illustrator Rosemary Wells
Country Day was proud to host famed author and illustrator,
Rosemary Wells
! Wells is the well-known author of many childhood classics, including the Max & Ruby series. Lower School students worked with Wells over two days in both writing and arts workshops, honing their creative skills and creating illustrations like their favorite author! A BIG thanks to Rosemary Wells for sharing her talents with the Country Day community!
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Using Solar Energy For A Sweet Snack
Lower School students harnessed solar energy and Fresnel lenses to toast marshmallows! Students were tasked with creating a Fresnel lens to trap some of the sun's energy, making the air inside the box hotter than the air outside the box. Students quickly realized that "the solar oven is like a super greenhouse!" The result? Tasty toasted marshmallows, no campfire necessary!
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Deep Sea Diving in Lower School
SCDS parent and marine biologist Kim Roberson talked with young Hornets about her deep dives off the GA coast!! Students learned more about how scuba gear works, talked about the creatures of the deep and even tracked Mary Lee, the great white shark that frequents our coastal waters.
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Fine Arts News
Hornets Awarded Scholastic Award for Achievement in Art
Congratulations! to Hornets awarded Scholastic Award for Achievement in Art!
Gold Keys:
Win Johns (collage)
Amy Su (watercolor)
Amelia Tate (ceramics)
Silver Keys:
Lily Glass (ceramics)
Merida Ma (painting)
Honorable Mention:
Patrick Dimond (sculpture)
Merida Ma (drawing)
Margaret Mercer (propaganda poster)
Mary Beth Sampey (perspective drawing)
Braden Sorge (perspective drawing)
Gold and Silver key work will be displayed at a state show in Savannah at SCAD's Poetter Hall from
March 1st-11th
. (Silver work is displayed digitally.) The exhibition will conclude with an awards reception to be held on
Saturday, March 11
2-4 p.m.
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Congratulations to GMEA All-State Orchestra Members
SCDS is truly proud of students who accept serious musical challenges and during the week of February 6, several SCDS students competed in Atlanta against students from all over the state of Georgia. They performed impressively and earned coveted spots in GMEA All-State Orchestras. They will rehearse and perform in Athens at the Classic Center on March 2-4, 2017. Congratulations to these widly talented Hornets: Alvin Adjei '20, Junho Chang '20, Olivia Johnson-Liu '20 and Yenna Park '23
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Eleven Hornets Featured in Congressional Art Show
Congratulations to Hornets Caroline DeWalt '18, Kate Keaveney '17, Lily Glass '18, Olivia Allen '19, Rutherford Cairns '18, Ben Goodman '19, Harrison West '17, Margaret Mercer '18, Mario Ojeda '18, Merida Ma '18 and Patrick Dimond '19, whose work was accepted into the Congressional Art Exhibition hosted at
Armstrong State University
! The show will open at the Armstrong Art Gallery on Monday, February 20, and will close on Sunday, March 5, at 3PM following the reception and awards ceremony from 2:00 - 3:00PM
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Alumni News
Barrow Family Legacy
Barrow Family
David C. Barrow Jr. (The Pape School)
David C. Barrow III ('65)
Elizabeth S. Barrow ('73)
Charles W. Barrow ('69)
Virginia Barrow Hills ('95)
Thomas B. Barrow ('01)
Charles E. W. Barrow ('97)
David Crenshaw Barrow IV ('90)
George Heaton Barrow ('96)
Lily Vanderbilt Barrow ('26)
Kahala Barrow ('30)
The Barrow family legacy with Savannah Country Day School spans four generations. Their commitment to education is demonstrated through their dedication to the school that continues to provide long-lasting lessons and strong fundamentals.
When we asked David Barrow ('90) to reflect back on his experience, he had a very profound message. "In a world that is changing more and more rapidly with the pace of innovation accelerating, the traditional approaches are being disrupted continually. It is essential that we have an education like the one we benefited from at Country Day, which prepares you to challenge assumptions and ask new questions."
The preparedness of the Country Day students continues to be a focal point for many graduates. "I was prepared for college, not because of the content I learned, but because of the skills I had acquired to be successful," Virginia Barrow Hills ('95) articulates. "I learned the importance of being prepared, asking the right questions and reaching for excellence."
Country Day's rigorous program empowers students with the tools necessary to enter into the academic and professional environments beyond high school. But it isn't always about the academics. Through further conversations with the Barrow family, it was apparent that the relationships built at Country Day were just as influential.
George Barrow ('96) attributes Coach Bach with making a difference in his life by being a positive influence through his tenure at Country Day. "He had the ability to the be firm, fair, fun and inspirational all in one moment."
Similar sentiments were expressed by Charlie Barrow ('69) when he elaborated, "there were several teachers who impacted me. Not only to show me that study and preparation were necessary, but also that there is great value in listening to others for wisdom and guidance."
The message is clear. Country Day is not just a school; it is an environment that continues to foster academic development and more importantly a sense of community among our students and teachers.
"We need to be inspired to learn, adapt to, and even shape our changing world."
David Barrow ('90)
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Culver Family Legacy
Culver Family
Electa Robertson Hoffman (The Pape School, '34)
Electa "Robbie" Hoffman Culver ('64)
Edwin "Eddie" H. Culver ('62)
E. Brian Culver ('94)
Kristin Culver Jones ('97)
Helen H. Culver ('26)
J. Hayes Culver ('29)
Electa Hoffman, a member of the Pape School's 1934 graduating class, established the foundation for four generations to attend Savannah Country Day School. Spanning almost one hundred years, the Culver Family legacy reflects their commitment to a strong work ethic, lifelong relationships and an understanding of the importance of being a versatile individual.
Electa's daughter, Robbie Culver ('64), appreciates her time at Country Day and portrays the School as the place where she gained her most valuable life lessons: "
One in particular was how to organize in order to balance academics with other activities." She adds,
discipline and time management learned at Country Day helped with choosing college courses and knowing how much I could handle at a time."
Robbie later married SCDS alumnus Eddie Culver ('62). Eddie shares his wife's sentiments.
"The ability to be organized and to plan ahead were among the skills that helped students cope with the work load and studying necessary to succeed at Country Day."
In addition to graduating with the ability to effectively juggle a multitude of responsibilities and activities, students leave the school gates with close bonds with both classmates and faculty.
"I started at Country Day in Kindergarten and was fortunate to cultivate some incredible lifelong friendships during the thirteen years that I attended the school," explains Brian Culver ('94). "Some of the very best friends that I have today are Country Day alumni."
This school prides itself on the success of our alumni, in hopes that they will return and offer guidance, advice and support to our current students and programs. Kristin Jones ('97) enthuses, "
Our long relationship with Country Day has taught us that it is important to continue to be involved with the Country Day community, whether through direct financial support or participation on boards or at school events. Our family hopes to help Country Day continue to provide the same experience for future students – perhaps including future Culver generations!"
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Savannah Country Day School Alumni Home for the Holidays Happy Hour
There was a great turnout for Savannah Country Day School Alumni Home for the Holidays Happy Hour at The Wyld Dock Bar! Over 70 attendees enjoyed oysters, cocktails and conversation with fellow Hornets. Save the Date for this event next year! Hope to see everyone next at the Alumni Weekend, April 21st-22nd
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Middle School News
Hornets Learn The Ins And Outs Of Dissection
Mr. Swanson's seventh-grade class got up close and personal with their
subjects in a lesson about the in's and out's of anatomy. These curious hornets started off by
opening the abdominal and thoracic cavity of the fetal pig and identifying the organs and structures, as well as recording their observations. They then
reviewed the external anatomy and determined the gender of each pig. The
provides a hands-on way to study an anatomy similar to our own.
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Socs Versus Greasers
It was Socs versus Greasers in sixth grade English class! A long-standing tradition for Country Day, our students honed their knowledge of the classic book, The Outsiders, by having a rumble--with their smarts of course. Students donned their 50's best and joined teams to quiz each other on Outsiders facts. Stay gold, Hornets!
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Hornets Win Big at PAGE Academic Bowl
The Middle School quiz bowl team attended the regional PAGE academic bowl competition on Saturday, January 7th. These Hornets competed against nine other teams from around the region and after some tough rounds, the Country Day team pulled a first place win and earned a spot at the state-wide tournament later in January! Congratulations to our Regional Champs!
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Athletic Main News
SPAL Champions
Three basketball teams won their SPAL Championship last night. Both 5th Grade teams finished their season 12-0. The girls defeated St Andrews 44-14 and the boys knocked out SCPS 62-32 in the Championship games. The 7th Grade boys defeated #1 Seed Hancock 38-36 to take home the trophy in front of a packed Demere Gym. The 6th Grade girls and boys finished as the SPAL Runner-Up. Congratulations coaches and athletes!
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Wynn and Dunn in Area Basketball Stats
Madeline Wynn leads the Greater Savannah Area in rebounds. In 26 games she has recorded 266 rebounds (10.6 Average). Bryce Dunn is 10th for the boys. He has a 7.5 average in 24 games and a total of 181 rebounds. Madeline leads the Lady Hornets to the GHSA State Playoffs. The Lady Honets travel to Pinecrest Academy for the 1st Round of State. Go Hornets!
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Rittmeyer Signs with Georgia Southern
Senior midfielder Jack Rittmeyer has signed to play soccer for Georgia Southern, GS reported in a press release. Rittmeyer was an All-Savannah Morning News first-team selection last year when he had six goals and 10 assists. He is a two-time All-Region selection who plans to major in physics.
"Jack is a quick, mobile attacker who can play centrally or out wide," Georgia Southern coach John Murphy said in a press release. "He has a great engine and his work rate allows him to impact the game either feeding teammates or creating chances for himself … He is also a committed defender out of possession and is strong in 50/50s. His versatility and skill set will provide him with opportunities to impact the team as a freshman."
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Service Learning News
Hornets Work With Project Linus
Upper School Hornets have joined forces with
Project Linus
, an organization that makes blankets for ill and traumatized children! Members of the Service Club will come together on a regular basis to create the blankets from beautiful pieces of donated fabric. It's a great and simple way for these Hornets to create care in our community!
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Camp Wildflower Hosts Lock In
As a continuation of the summer camp offering, Camp Wildflower, Upper School Hornets held a lock-in for sixth grade girls. Camp Wildflower focuses on empowering
adolescent girls to be expressive, powerful, and healthy individuals. During the lock-in, s
tudents played games, participated in team building activities and spent the night bonding with one another! A special thanks to Upper School students
Georgianna James, Patti Tao and Amelia Tate for organizing the event for the younger girls.
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Second Harvest Protein Food Drive
The 2016 Second Harvest Protein Food Drive was a huge success! This year, students donated nine HUGE bins of protein items, which will be used in crafting meals in the upcoming holidays. SCDS is proud of its 20+ year partnership with
Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia
! Thank you to all who donated!
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Upper School News
Psychology Students Work With The Little School
Psychology students visited the Little School on February10, as part of their developmental psychology unit! To learn more about the developmental stages of preschoolers, students used a technique known as naturalistic observation--a research method commonly used by psychologists and other social scientists and involves observing subjects in their natural environment. While observers aren't supposed to have contact with their subjects, few students could resist these adorable Hornets
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Harrison West Named Chatham County's 2017 STAR Student
On the afternoon of Tuesday, February 8, senior Harrison West was named Chatham County's 2017 STAR Student. Students and teachers from 18 public and private high schools were recognized for their academic performance. Harrison earned the overall STAR Student award with the highest SAT score in Chatham County--a near perfect SAT score of 1,580.
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La Chandeleur With AP French
AP French students started La Chandeleur with a scrumptious petit déjeuner at the local French owned café, Le Café Gourmet. Students conversed with the owners Angela & Alexandre en français and had une merveilleuse période!
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Little School News
The Holiday Spirit Is Alive In Little School!
'Tis the season for frosty weather, pajamas at school, holiday crafts and the gift of family and friends! Little School Hornets always are always shining brightest when it comes to holiday spirit at Country Day. The past week alone, students performed holiday songs for family, had a door conest and even celebrated Tacky Sweater day--these Hornets know how to get the holidays started!
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Thanksgiving Feast at the Little School
Happy Thanksgiving from the Little School! Our youngest Hornets wore their best turkey and pilgrim costumes and celebrated in their own style--singing songs, reading books, and feasting on their favorite foods!
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Little School Celebrates At Fall Festival
Little School
had a blast at the annual
! With hay rides, face painting and fun games, these little Hornets celebrated with family and friends to welcome the new season.
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College Counselors Corner
Bruni Book Club: Thursday, March 23, 5-6 in Bradley
The college office will be hosting our second evening Book Club discussion on March 23rd. This is a make up for the book club canceled in October due to Hurricane Matthew. We will be reading Frank Bruni's
Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be: An Antidote to College Admission Mania
. In it, he makes the case that, "Where we go to college will have infinitely less bearing on our fulfillment in life than so much else: the wisdom with which we choose our romantic partners; our interactions with the communities that we inhabit; our generosity toward the families we inherit and the families that we make." We hope to start a conversation about the college process, what's causing the most stress to both students and parents, and what we can all do to bring more sanity to this process. The discussions are open to all upper school parents, so please pick up a copy of the book and plan to join us. Refreshments will be provided.
Buy the book on Amazon
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College Counseling Coffee Drop In: Thursday, Feb. 16, 8-8:30 in the College Office
Do college counseling-related questions come up when you speak with your friends? Do you feel overwhelmed at times by any of the following: your child applying/attending college, paying for college, discussing college choices with your child? Do you wish you had a regular forum for these questions/concerns? If so, then please attend our first monthly College Counseling Coffee Drop In on Feb. 16 at 8. Dawn and I will have coffee and donuts and we'd love to facilitate an agenda-less discussion on the college-related topics of interest to you. No reservations needed and we hope to see some of you on the morning of the 16th.
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2017 Green and Gold Leadership
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Carol Elliot '68 joins Heritage Society
Dr. Carol Fulenwider Elliott '68 describes the time she spent at Country Day as the best years of her career. But even though she was a "lifer"- attending SCDS from Kindergarten to High School, Carol is referring to her days as a teacher in the Upper School.
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Heritage Society Members
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Thanks to our Green & Gold Leadership Donors
Leadership Giving at the $2,500 level or higher to The Fund for Country Day makes a huge impact on our campus. These donors, known as our Green & Gold Society, account for over 50% of The Fund. Thanks so much to those Green & Gold Donors who have contributed thus far:
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Georgia Income Tax Credit Program
We hope that all Georgia income tax payers will take advantage of this program that allows you to redirect your tax dollars to Savannah Country Day. To support Country Day, simply log on to
. The deadline is Dec.15
Single filers can redirect $1,000 and joint filers can redirect $2,500 but because of the popularity of this program, the actual amounts will likely be 50% of those figures. Business owners can redirect up to $10,000. Select Savannah Country Day School on the benefitting school tab.
On January 1
, Apogee will enter all of our contributors for approval. Once the Georgia Department of Revenue has approved you, you will receive a letter from them and an email from Apogee.
*When you receive the DOR acceptance letter, you have 60 days to submit the funds.
*You write a check to Apogee for the approved amount
*When you file your taxes for 2017, you receive a dollar for dollar deduction off your taxes for the amount of the check.
Last year, Savannah Country Day received over $350,000 in financial aid money through Apogee and the GA Income Tax Credit. Please utilize this wonderful program. Call Craig Brooks at 912-961-8825 to help you through the process.
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The Hunter Foundation Alumni Matching Challenge
The Hunter Foundation, led by alumni Susan Hungerpiller '72 and Jim Hungerpiller '74, has offered a $25,000 matching gift challenge to SCDS alumni. The Foundation will match dollar for dollar every gift from any alumnus/alumna who did not contribute last year.
Alumni Giving to The Fund for Country Day jumped 46% last year and The Hunter Foundation wants to continue this momentum.
"There are wonderful things happening at Country Day and we are hoping this match will encourage alumni who have not been active to support the School," said Jim Hungerpiller. "The School needs alumni support to continue to thrive."
The Fund for Country Day raised $517,371 last year, which was the highest annual fund total since 2008. Make your tax-deductible gift or pledge to The Fund
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SCDS Renews Schmidt Lecture Series
Country Day is pleased to announce the renewal of the Schmidt Lecture Series. The series was created in 2007 by over 90 donors through the Louis W. & Nellie H. Schmidt Endowment Fund as a way to honor the legendary couple.
"We are excited about resurrecting the Schmidt Lecture Series," said Advancement Director Craig Brooks. "This is a wonderful way to honor two legendary figures in the School's history while bringing impactful programming to the school community."
The Schmidt Fund series will kick off on
January 23 2017
with Rob Evans as the first speaker. Evans
s a clinical and organizational psychologist and the
Executive Director of The Human Relations Service
in Wellesley, Massachusetts. A former high school and pre-school teacher, and for many years a child and family therapist, he has consulted in more than 1,700 schools throughout the U.S. and internationally, working with teachers, administrators, and boards, and speaks widely at educational conferences.
speaks to parents in a straight, common-sense way that avoids the usual clichés, and, with wit and humor, helps parents recognize their strengths, rethink their responsibilities, and concentrate on strategies they can actually apply.
Evans will be on campus working with faculty and the administrative team, as well speaking to parents in Jelks Auditorium with his lecture
Family Matters: Raising Healthy Children in Challenging Times.
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T. Miller Scholarship Offers Place At The Table
Gwennette Parker always knew that Country Day provided the best education possible—but she also knew the roadblocks that could keep students from receiving it.
" My son always wanted to attend Country Day, but because I was a single parent, I couldn't afford tuition at the time," said Gwennette.
Through scholarship and financial aid, she was able to put her son through Country Day; a decision that she knows has impacted his life course.
"I see how Country Day has given him the confidence to push himself in more ways than just one. It gave him the confidence in his oral skills, his writing, and his public speaking," she said.
Gwennette and her son T. have set up the T. Miller Endowed Scholarship. At Counntry Day, endowed scholarships are named at the $25,000 level. This scholarship will provide tuition assistance to a Country Day student, with a preference toward helping a child, interested in athletics, from a single parent family.
Gwennette knows firsthand the ripple effect a great education can have and what can then be possible.
"I see this scholarship as a way to pay it forward. Country Day is a wonderful place to receive an education that you can take with you through your whole life."
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Harlander Family Gives Back With Endowed Scholarship
Kathie Harlander was deeply involved in The Savannah Country Day School when her three children, Dr. Kris Harlander Saudek '91, Lisa Harlander Lemke J.D. '93 and Brent Harlander '97 attended. After getting them all through college, Kathie renewed her involvement with Country Day and is a current member of the Board of Trustees.
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The Country Day Wishlist
The Advancement Office asks each Division Head to provide a Wish List of things that would enhance their respective Divisions.
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The Danyse & Julius Edel Endowed Fund
Julius and Danyse Edel have always been grateful to The Savannah Country Day School for educating their children Ken and Cathy '74, and now grandchildren Delia Solomons '02 and Danyse Solomons Cail '04. This gratitude has led Julius and Danyse to be lifelong benefactors to Country Day.
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The Heritage Society
The Heritage Society was recently created to honor those individuals who have named Country Day as a beneficiary in their respective estate plans. The proceeds from planned estate gifts go to build the endowment fund. The individuals listed below will be named on a plaque honoring them as The Charter Class of The Country Day Heritage Society. Director of Institutional Advancement Craig Brooks would enjoy speaking with you confidentially about this exciting opportunity to leave your legacy at Country Day.
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For those who have read Ehrenreich's book chronicling her year long
experiment attempting to live off low wage jobs(waitressing, Wal-mart, maid,
etc.), I have a question. I felt she did a good job of showing the
treadmill and near slavery that low income workers are on. She also does a
good job of showing the lack of
respect for people/workers in the lower income jobs.
One thing I have a problem with though is that she made the situation worse
than it needs to be and didn't utilize available resources. I got the sense
that she wanted to add drama to the worker's plight by creating sort of the
worst possible scenario. I got the same sort of feeling when I was emailing
with the trio who were living in Indonesia and living on a Nike worker's
salary as a demo of how awful that was. While that situation is truly
awful, they weren't making the best use of their food money. Also, I
emailed them some fairly detailed basic info about biointensive gardening
and permaculture that they could teach the Indonesian workers they were
living in shack village with to use around their houses which would have
helped the workers' financial, nutrition, and health situations. However
they refused to share this information with the people living around them
and told me there was no where to plant anything. However I could see in
lots of their pictures that there was open space all around the
shack-houses. It did not look to me like there was anywhere near enough
land to grow a complete diet for the people living in the shack-village, but
there was enough to grow a lot of nutritious vegetables, and probably some
vine fruit could have been grown up the walls and over the roofs as well.
They also weren't interested in using free or frugal materials to make a
solar or rocket stove.
And I realize two things that made her situation harder in N&D were
artifacts of the experiment itself. One is that she chose to live in
different locations for 3-4 months and do different jobs. This enabled her
to make the case that the problem is widespread. But it eliminated a lot of
ways you could make life better if you lived in one place for the whole
year. And she also spent her after work time writing up details of her
experience which cut into a lot of time that she could have used to make her
daily life more pleasant. I am wondering if she had rigged up a tape
recorder in her car, if she could have made a verbal diary while commuting,
and had the tapes transcribed by someone else. Then she could have used her
nonworking time in more life enhancing ways. On the other hand this 2nd
writing job does reflect some of the realities of low income workers with
two jobs.
I think there are a number of opportunities she could have utilized which
would have made her low-wage-life a lot better--most of the topics aren't
directly related to this list. But I have wondered about how her life could
have been improved if she'd stayed in one area for awhile and had a
community garden plot. So my question is what aspects of her (or someone in
a similar real or experimental situation) life could be improved by having
an average size community garden plot?
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Book DescriptionInsect Biodiversity: Science and Society brings together leading scientific experts to assess the impact insects have on humankind and the earth's fragile ecosystems. It examines why insect biodiversity matters and how the rapid evolution of insect species is affecting us all. Insects and related arthropods make up more than 50 percent of the known animal diversity globally, yet a lack of knowledge about insects is hindering the advance of science and society. This book explores the wide variety in type and number of insect species and their evolutionary relationships. Case studies offer assessments on how insect biodiversity can help meet the needs of a rapidly expanding human population, and also examine the consequences that an increased loss of insect species will have on the world. The book concludes that a better understanding of the biology and ecology of insects is the only way to sustainably manage ecosystems in an ever changing global environment.
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Robert G. Foottit is a research scientist specializing in the taxonomy of aphids and related groups, with the Canadian National Collection of Insects and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. His research interests include the use of morphological and molecular approaches in the study of aphid species and populations, particularly those of economic interest as pests and invasive species. He has conducted field work throughout Canada and the United States as well as the Pacific Basin area. Peter H. Adler is a professor of entomology at Clemson University, where he has held a teaching and research appointment for more than 20 years, specializing in the behavior, ecology, and systematics of insects, particularly Diptera. He has conducted research throughout North America, as well as in the Caucusus, Russia, Europe, the Amazon Basin, and Southeast Asia. He is the senior author of the 2004 award-winning book The Black Flies (Simuliidae) of North America published by Cornell University Press.
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Middlesex's hopes of qualifying for the Clydesdale Bank 40 semi-finals were effectively ended by Kent's thrilling two-wicket victory under the floodlights of the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury last night.
Needing 51 off six overs with four wickets remaining when they took the final powerplay, the Spitfires were guided home by Sam Northeast's cool-headed 43-ball fifty after Darren Stevens had led the charge with 65 off 54 balls.
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Managed Web Security
We can secure web communications, any time, anywhere in the world and across the 'distributed', digital organization.
Our Managed Web Security Solution will help you protect users, whether they're on the premises or in the Cloud.
They can prevent 'zero-day' attacks and mitigate denial-of-service attacks. Like all our solutions, they'll help you get the best from the digital world.
What is Managed Web Security?
Our Managed Web Security solutions will help you protect your users, whether they're on the premises, mobile or 'in' the cloud.
They reflect the way we live and work now, securing web communications, any time, anywhere in the world and across the 'distributed', digital organization.
They will help prevent 'zero-day' attacks that strike without warning or before developers have been able to issue patches for identified weaknesses, and mitigate even the worst sort of DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks.
1 – Identify
Develop the organizational understanding to manage cybersecurity risk to systems, assets, data, and capabilities.
2 – Protect
Develop and implement the appropriate safeguards to ensure delivery of critical infrastructure services
3 – Detect
Develop and implement the appropriate activities to identify the occurrence of a cybersecurity event.
4 – Respond
Develop and implement the appropriate activities to take action regarding a detected cybersecurity event.
5 – Recover
Develop and implement the appropriate activities to maintain plans for resilience and to restore any capabilities or services that were impaired due to a cybersecurity event.
Web Application Firewall (WAF)
Enterprise-class Web Application Firewall.
- Ability to meet appliance PCI DSS requirements
- Protection against all OWASP Top 10 and / or PCI DSS Requirement 6.5
- Ability to allow, alert or block web application input based on rules
- Prevent data leakage or cardholder information
- Enforce both whitelisting and blacklisting
- Inspect all web page content, e.g. HTML, DHTML, CSS over HTTP/HTTPS
- Inspect web services messages, e.g SOAP and XML
- Defend against direct threats to the Web Application Firewall
- Support SSL or TLS termination
Zenedge Web Application Firewall (WAF) service is a PCI DSS Compliant robust solution and can be utilized for our customers to comply with PCI DSS by making Requirement 6.6 easy and stress-free for your team. PCI requirement6.6 was designed to directly address the threat against Ecommerce web applications and in general applications capturing credit card numbers. A Web Application Firewall wil not only provide an extra layer of protection against software vulnerabilities that may be inadvertenltly created by the web development tem, but also any inherent software vulnerabilities that may be built into the vendor web application itself, especially zero-day vulnerabilities where the vendor does not have a patch released yet. As a bonus, it's all that's required to satisfy PCI DSS 6.6.
Cloud based, Network Layers 3,4,7. Can do website vulnerability assessments, have template for presenting results.
DDoS protection
- Cloud-based best-in-class web application security platform
- Sophisticated algorithms ready to mitigate complex application-layer attacks
- Built on a globally distributed Cloud infrastructure with strategically distributed SuperPOP's
- White-glove managed service with 24×7 Security Operation Centres
- Cybersecurity experts at your disposal for real-time mitigation of attacks
Zenedge secures your web sites and web applications at the edge of the Network, away from the perimeter of your data centre, against vulnerabilities and network and application layer DDoS attacks, minimising any potential business disruption.
Cloud based, Network Layers 3,4,7.
Can do website vulnerability assessments, have template for presenting results.
Illicit scanner
NetClean provides intelligence solutions to detect, block and analyse digital media to create a safer society.
ProActive can detect child sexual abuse material on everything from USB flash drives and hard disks to email and Internet traffic.
Specifically to find child pornography on computers (work).
NetClean provides intelligence solutions to detect, block and analyse digital media to create a safer society. It is the leading developer of technical solutions to fight child sexual abuse material. Its solutions are being used worldwide by multinational companies, government agencies, internet service providers, and law enforcement professionals.
- Uses only police identified child pornography images, no false positives.
- Can be Network and/or Endpoint solution.
- Agent is compatible with Microsoft Windows, Linux and Mac OS X
- Can block and/or issue an alert in the event of an incident
- Handles both real-time scans and scheduled scans
- Configuration control via the NetClean Management Server
- Automatic updates
- No end-user interaction
- Network Agent is easily integrated with your proxy server via ICAP and conducts real-time scans in HTTP traffic in search of illicit images and video files.
- Can block and/or issue an alert in the event of an incident
- Appliance is a hardware agent that conducts real-time searches in network traffic in order to identify illicit images and video files but without compromising performance or causing delays.
- Can block and/or issue an alert in the event of an incident
- Handles unencrypted TCP- and UDP-based network protocols
- Supports network speeds of up to 1 Gb/s
- Supports installation inline or as a network tap
- Built-in hardware redundancy
- Configuration and control via the NetClean Management Server
SiteAdvisor Enterprise (SAE)
Using an intuitive color-coded rating system, McAfee SiteAdvisor Enterprise identifies websites that contain malware or other threats such as spyware or phishing scams, alerting you before you click.
Intel Security
- Inform end users about the dangers of searching or surfing the Internet.
- When you search with Google, Yahoo!, MSN, AOL, or Ask.com, a safety rating appears next to each search result.
- Our color-coded rating system lets users know which websites are safe and which are risky.
- McAfee SiteAdvisor Enterprise software allows for advanced customization to authorize or block websites based on overall site ratings or threat factors.
- Use the McAfee Web Filtering for Endpoint module to monitor, control, and report on users' web surfing to ensure compliance and increase employee productivity.
- With McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator® (McAfee ePO™) management console, McAfee SiteAdvisor Enterprise solutions are easy to deploy, manage, and report on across your entire organization.
Keep your business safe without limiting Internet access.
Using an intuitive color-coded rating system, McAfee SiteAdvisor Enterprise identifies websites that contain malware or other threats such as spyware or phishing scams, alerting you before you click.
Get always up-to-date alerts. McAfee Global Threat Intelligence continually scans the Internet with intelligent bots and virtual computers to uncover websites that contain malware.
Gain insight from our email and download tests that inform you if a site contains suspicious links or affiliations to harmful sites.
Ensure policy compliance by authorising or blocking websites, and implementing additional protection for remote users.
Unified Security Service
Censornet USS enables you to monitor and control Web, Email and Cloud Application use to provide complete security for your organisation from one dashboard.
- Cloud Application Visibility
- Cloud Application Control
- Safe anywhere on any device
- Safe Web Access
- Email Security
- Safe from Malware
- Analytics across email, web and applications
- Fast and Unobtrusive
Censornet USS enables you to monitor and control Web, Email and Cloud Application use to provide complete security for your organisation from one dashboard. You can protect your employees, whether in the office or mobile, against cyber-attacks, and accidental or malicious leaks of sensitive data. Keeping your organisation safe from from the risks associated with the rapid growth in cloud applications, and the emergence of Shadow IT. USS is a comprehensive cyber security service that combines modules for the security, monitoring and control of web, email and cloud application across your network in one dashboard and logging service, meaning that common policies can be easily applied and incidents tracked across different media. USS provides the security and control of an on-premise or end point component with the flexibility and mobility of a cloud service. It is the next generation in Email and Web security with Cloud Application Control giving you the power to extend web access policies to Bring Your Own Device initiatives and to monitor and control Shadow IT.
- Software for Networks
- Available as a downloadable software, CensorNet's Cloud Gateway software can be deployed on a virtual server or physical server in less than 30 minutes to extend security policies to the entire network
- Agent Software for Roaming Users or Standalone Devices
- Microsoft Windows agent that enforces policies on the device. Tamper proof and simple to deploy either with an install wizard or scripted via Active Directory Group Policy. Mac OS X version will be available soon.
- Secure Browser for iOS
- A secure browser app for iOS6 and above provides an alternative to Safari which extends the web access controls to the mobile device
- Scalable
- Highly optimised for large networks, the solution takes advantage of multiple processors, all available RAM and has a 64-bit architecture
- Deployment Modes
- Agent software, Direct proxy (set by group policy, WPAD or manually), or gateway mode for guest, BYOD or non-domain devices
- WPAD Support
- Automatic creation of Web Proxy Automatic Discovery (WPAD) file based on network configuration
- BYOD Captive Portal
- The Captive Portal allows existing users or guests to adopt BYOD and log in from those devices with valid user credentials e.g. Active Directory
Gateway Security
In todays connected world, Web & Email Services are critical business tools. Your company has to protect it's users from multiple internet borne threat vectors at all times on all their devices, from smartphones to laptops and desktop computers.
Cognosec Services
We provide a full service offering from consulting, gap analysis, architecture & design, implementation and management of:
- Hybrid Cloud mail and web gateway services incorporating Cloud application control
- Integration with Data Loss/Leakage Prevention (DLP) Services
- Application Aware Content Filtering Capability
- Advanced Zero Day Threat Detection Capability with Global Threat Intelligence Feeds
- Enhanced management of Office365 and Gmail (Granular Security Features that appear in our Portal making these platforms safer to use)
In todays connected world, Web & Email Services are critical business tools. Your company has to protect it's users from multiple internet borne threat vectors at all times on all their devices, from smartphones to laptops and desktop computers. The widespread use of mobile and BYOD platforms has resulted in a vanishing perimeter. Modern web & email gateways have become increasingly complex to configure and manage. They handle huge volumes of digital traffic and need to constantly update their malware, adware, URL reputation services and anti-spam engines. The high adoption of cloud-based email services, like Office365 and Gmail, coupled with an upsurge in mail-borne cyber attacks incorporating ransomware has brought renewed focus to effective web and email security. We provide a thought leadership together with niche services in this domain for any size of business. Hybrid or Cloud-based solutions – seamlessly implemented & managed for you by our Gateway Security Team. This is a subscription service.


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I will design Creative & Professional logo design for your business using the very latest design trend and styles.
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Move right in to this spacious 3700 sqft colonial that sits on 1.8 acres of land w/ breathtaking mountain views. Step into the charming foyer that leads to a well-designed floor plan, w/ French doors, 18x17 den w/ a stone front fireplace. The gourmet eat in kitchen offers granite countertops, double oven & plenty of cabinet space. 1st floor 21x14 master suite can be used as an in-law suite, it includes a spacious walk in closet & bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub. A formal dining room w/ hardwood flooring complete the first floor. The second floor has 3 addl brs including a master br w/ full bath & walk in closet. The 1700 sqft basement includes blt in storage shelving, gaming tables plus an area for a wine cellar. The home is equipped w/ a Generac automatic generator, 2 car garage includes full insulated & heated workshop/craft room. Enjoy the resort style patio, gazebo & grill area w/ plenty of space for gardening. Neutral d?cor throughout. PRICED TO SELL! Bring all offers.
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120 SUNDAY RD, Kutztown, PA, 19530 is a Single Family Home for sale at $329,900 with 3,455 sqft and a lot size of 1.81 Acre(s). 120 SUNDAY RD has 4 bedrooms, 3.1 baths, and was built in 2000. The property's zip code is 19530 which is in Kutztown, PA
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- Factory Refurbished In Stock
- Item looks and feels new Special refurbished packaging
List Price $199.99
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- Features
- Android 5.0 Lollipop; provides the newest, most advanced user interface yet.
- 7.0-inch WXGA IPS Display; draws you in for a crisp and clear, true-to-life experience on the go.
- syncs to your Android smartphone for smooth transitions; Dual Window; splits the screen for simultaneous use of two apps.
- SmartShare; Share media content with compatible devices.
- 5 Megapixel Rear-Facing Camera
- Full HD Camcorder
- 1.2 Megapixel Front-Facing Camera
- Description
- This LG G Pad LK430 tablet features Dual Window, so you can navigate 2 apps simultaneously using the 7" touch screen. Q Pair 2.0 allows you to accept calls and text messages from your compatible Android smartphone.Stream videos, catch up on social media and browse the Web with ease using this tablet, which features a 7" touch screen for simple navigation and a Qualcomm Snapdragon quad-core processor for speedy performance. Stay connected to the Web in more places with 4G LTE capability.8GB internal storage plus microSD slot.Stores your music, movies, photos and more. Expand storage up to 128GB with a microSD card.
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- Operating System: Android 5.0
- Screen Size: 7 inches
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 410
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- Screen Resolution: 1280 x 800
- Storage Capacity: 8 gigabytes
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- Rear Facing Camera: 5.0 megapixels
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How much illegal file sharing is still going on today? How much revenue is lost because of this?
How has piracy affected the music industry?
It has dramatically changed the way the industry works, I don't think anyone can clearly say how much revenue has been lost but there are articles on the internet. I personally have noticed this to have caused a shift towards free download music and relying a lot more on stream revenue rather than album sales, especially for up and comers like me. I, mostly for this reason, have never exclusively sold any of my songs. Many of them are available for purchase on Itunes, beatport, etc., but I mainly promote a free download link which requires people to follow me on my soundcloud account to download the song, so I at least get something for the hundreds - thousands of hours I've put into making these songs!
Although I have even seen and heard of people illegally downloading songs that are available for free download for a social media follow.. so there's really no winning! =P
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As a veterinarian treating and diagnosing conditions in the more than 100 species of aquatic or marine mammals, your salary is comparable to what veterinarians in general earn, based from median salary data from the American Veterinary Medical Association for 2009. Your salary as a vet will, however, exceed other marine-related career options, according to Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute's Sea Grant Program.
Vet Comparison
You'll make anywhere from $100,000 to $125,000 annually as an aquatic medicine-focused vet, according to Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Sea Grant information from 2009. These figures are in line with median salary figures for veterinarians, regardless of specialty area. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association data, vets in private practice earned $97,000, while vets in the public or corporate arena earned $107,000 in 2009.
Related Careers Comparison
Marine biology, the scientific study of salt water organisms, is considered a related career path. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as a marine biologist (which falls under the category of "biological scientist") you'll earn a median salary of $66,510. According to Sea Grant, other career paths include oceanography and ocean engineering. Under the "geoscientists" category, you can expect to earn a median salary of $81,220 as an oceanographer, according to bureau information from 2009. As a marine engineer (one type of ocean engineering) you'll earn $74,330, according to median salary date from the bureau for 2009.
National Comparison
Regardless if you become a marine mammal veterinarian, a companion animal veterinarian or a scientist like a marine biologist, your salary exceeds the median salary of all American workers, taken together, across industries and occupations. The bureau reports in 2009 the 130.6 million U.S. workers earned $32,864, based off a median hourly salary of $15.95 and a full-time, year-round figure of 2,080 hours.
You may assume that, as a marine mammal veterinarian, you are a board-certified specialist; however, the AVMA reports this area of focus is not among the 21 specialties recognized by the American Board of Veterinary Specialties as of 2011. Zoological medicine is recognized by the ABVS, and counts among its member-specialists veterinarians who work in oceanariums and aquariums. Generally speaking, specialists earn more than non-specialist vets. Only behaviorists and zoological medicine specialists earn less--at $90,000 annually--according to the website DVM 360 in a 2007 report. For 17 of 20 AVMA specialties, the average income surpassed $110,000 with some specialists--such as nutritionists--earning more than $200,000 annually, according to DVM 360.
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- Sea Grant Marine Careers: Researcher Profile
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- Bureau of Labor Statistics: Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists Occupational Employment and Wages, May 2009
- Bureau of Labor Statistics: Marine Engineers & Naval Architects Occupational Employment and Wages, May 2009
- DVM 360: Specialists top DVMs in Long-Term Income; Krista Schultz; September 2007
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Mel Gibson's "Braveheart" is a full-throated, red-blooded battle epic about William Wallace, the legendary Scots warrior who led his nation into battle against the English in the years around 1300. It's an ambitious film, big on simple emotions like love, patriotism and treachery, and avoids the travelogue style of so many historical swashbucklers: Its locations look green, wet, vast, muddy and rugged.
Not much is known about Wallace, known as Braveheart, except that according to an old epic poem, he unified the clans of Scotland and won famous battles against the English before being captured, tortured and executed as a traitor.
Wallace's dying cry, as his body was stretched on the rack, was "freedom!" That isn't exactly based on fact (the concept of personal freedom was a concept not much celebrated in 1300), but it doesn't stop Gibson from making it his dying cry. It fits in with the whole glorious sweep of "Braveheart," which is an action epic with the spirit of the Hollywood swordplay classics and the grungy ferocity of "The Road Warrior." What people are going to remember from the film are the battle scenes, which are frequent, bloody and violent. Just from a technical point of view, "Braveheart" does a brilliant job of massing men and horses for large-scale warfare on film. Gibson deploys what look like thousands of men on horseback, as well as foot soldiers, archers and dirty tricks specialists, and yet his battle sequences don't turn into confusing crowd scenes: We understand the strategy, and we enjoy the tactics even while we're doubting some of them (did 14th century Scots really set battlefields aflame?).
Gibson is not filming history here, but myth. William Wallace may have been a real person, but "Braveheart" owes more to Prince Valiant, Rob Roy and Mad Max. Once we understand that this is not a solemn historical reconstruction (and that happens pretty fast), we accept dialogue that might otherwise have an uncannily modern tone, as when Braveheart issues his victory ultimatum to the English: "Scotland's terms are that your commander present himself in front of our army, put his head between his legs and kiss his - - -." Uh, huh.
In the film, Wallace's chief antagonist is King Edward I ("Longshanks"), played by Patrick McGoohan with sly cunning; he is constantly giving his realpolitik interpretation of events, and that's all the more amusing since he's usually guessing wrong.
Edward's son, the Prince of Wales (Peter Hanly), is an effete fop who marries a French woman only for political reasons. "I may have to conceive the child myself!" Longshanks says, and indeed, under the medieval concept of prima nocte, or "first night," nobles were allowed a first chance to sleep with the wives of their lessers.
The Princess, played by the French actress Sophie Marceau, does not much admire her husband, who spends most of his time hanging about moon-eyed with his best friend (until the king, in a fit of impatience, hurls the friend out the castle window).
Edward, smarting from defeats, dispatches the Princess to offer his terms to Braveheart, but soon she's spilling all the state secrets, "because of the way you look at me." The Princess is the second love in Wallace's life; the first, his childhood sweetheart Murron (Catherine McCormack), marries him in secret (so the local English lord won't claim his rights). The two spend their wedding night outdoors, and the backlit shot as they embrace gains something, I think, from the frost on their breaths.
These characters come from hardened stock. (When Wallace has a reunion with his childhood pal Hamish, they hurl rocks at each other for entertainment; later, when a Scotsman has his wound cauterized, all he says is, "That'll wake you up in the morning, boy!") It is sometimes seen as an egotistical gesture when actors direct themselves, especially in heroic epics costing (so they say) $53 million. The truth is, given this material, I do not know that anyone could have directed it better. Gibson marshals his armies of extras, his stunt men and his special effects, and creates a fictional world that is entertaining, and thrilling.
And as Braveheart, Gibson plays his role with flamboyance, and cuts it with sly humor. He is an amazing battlefield strategist, inventing new strategies and weapons, outsmarting the English at every turn, leading his men into battle with his face painted blue, like a football fan. There is a scene where he is so pumped up with the scent of battle that his nostrils flare; not many actors could get away with that, but Gibson can.
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He is not leaving until end of this month. In any case, I suspect these must be few weeks old.
You guys should bring Robert in every few weeks as the "guest" cameraman,interviewer,background laugh provider guy We'll miss those background cellphone rings
Yeah, more than a few weeks, I shot this back in January and just never ran it for some reason. It's just a really cool tour. Has almost nothing to do with Microsoft. Today's my last day in the office, Friday is my last day as a paid employee. Oh, and I have a bunch of other videos that'll run over the next few weeks.
I think that little soccer playing robot is so cool. I liked how it actualy tracked the ball.
So 2050 is the year Robots vs Humans in a soccer game.
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Ill be rooting for the Robots.
This interview is fantastic!
Every time I see one of these cool robotics videos, I can't help but feel sad that all the really really interesting robotics research and advancement are being made overseas. You don't see such crude robotics technology over there anymore, but highly sophisticated ambulatory robots that can mimic many human activities. I really hope America can catch up.
I've programmed for soccer playing robots before. For one of my course projects back at university, I wrote a reinforcement learning ai that actually managed to learn how to play a decent game of soccer. Though the one's that I worked with, are these little round circular things, http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~coral-downloads/small/movies/Research/HumanVsRobotsSmall.asf (video's also from Carnegie Mellon, though I didn't go there myself)
a lot of interesting things going on in robotics...
anyone going to be at AAAI that's coming up?
This is great stuff. Innovation is cool (soccer playing robots). Thanks guys for doing this. We'll miss you scoble good luck.
o btw Charles "procedures" only has one e. Not trying to be a smart a** .
Organizational research: the feedback loop model. (CS-CE oriented)
Let's acknowledge the fact a pipeline model, although useful, and simple, does not necessarily provide the most extensive ways to find innovative ideas and turn them into products.
Great products are often built on an initial good idea, but require constant seeding to keep evolving. A lot of input comes from marketing feed, and it is necessary. On the other hand product development, in itself, generates a lot of side technology which is usually not exploited due to time/budget constraints, and simple irrelevance to the priorities at hand.
Research is not necessarily product driven, and the goal are more about developing concepts and building proof of concepts.
The classical pipeline model usually relies on hypothetical communication between those two layers, each with distinct goals. The idea would be to come up with an organization that would provide a tighter integration, in order to not only feed research into development, but also feed back some development ideas into research.
The process would be split into three different teams. The first team would look like a conventional research team, in charge of exploring ideas, and building proof of concepts. The second team would look like a product team, but on a lightweight scale. It would monitor the work of the research team, and identify meaningful ideas they will productize. As a lightweight development team, it will follow a development process, where the goal would not be to actually kick something out the door, but rather to provide development-oriented insights that will be fed back into the research team. Just as in a neural net, you would then witness an exploration process where convergence is driven by a feedback loop. The third team would have the goal of monitoring the two other teams, possibly providing some higher level feedback, but most importantly identifying short term products and feeding them into the marketing and engineering teams. Another goal for this team could be to facilitate technology transfers between this organization and engineering.
As a whole those three teams would remain a research organization, but could provide a strong interleave of engineering and research skills and knowledge.
One could question the amount of resources needed for funding such an organization, which is, in itself, an organizational research project, but the pipeline model although simple has shown limits. It would be easy to name large companies which have faced the situation where despite having funded massive research efforts, and actually having found great concepts, never turned them into real-life products. Then, the amount of resources used is quite large, even for a pipeline model.
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Those guys on the video were doing a great job. robotics development is powerfull on that area , those layds on Software and Testing they very greatfull
Are they releasing the code base for AIBO /Segway RMP, even old versions would be useful. It seems people could affordably start using robots similar to segways (without the automatic balancing) and test team interaction.
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