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The Huffington Post has shelved its plan to launch in Russia following the crisis in the Ukraine, reports Angela Haggerty in The Drum.
She quotes HuffPo's chief executive, Jimmy Maymann, as saying: "We had a plan of 15 markets and we've launched in 11 so far... We were in negotiations in Russia but then they decided to invade Crimea. Right now, there's sanctions against them so we're putting that on the back burner."
Sanctions imposed on Russia by the US and the European Union do not directly affect the US-based Huffington Post's ability to do business there.
But Maymann said: "Right now, with everything that's going on, it's probably not appropriate for us to go ahead and launch a business in the midst of all this."
HuffPo has also run into difficulties with plans to break into China, according to Maymann, who was attending The Guardian's Changing Media Summit.
"In some shape or form we'd like to be in China," he said, "but obviously our model is challenging in China because we like people to take part and contribute and that's not necessarily what they want in China."
Maymann did think the outlook for China had improved. His company has previously had gone its journalists banned from entering the country. More recently, however, it has hosted a Chinese delegation of 20 in New York. And China reciprocated with an invitation to visit China and observe the business landscape.
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- Check-out time is 11 AM
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Cash deposit: USD 250 per stay
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Coffee maker and microwave did not work. Did not receive a receipt at checkout. Clerk was not friendly at checkout Wifi dropped frequently Beds comfortable but lights from parking lot shined in the window in the evening. Glass should be tinted heavily.
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My husband and I always stay here. The staff is always very nice, room clean! A really nice place to stay an affordable! !
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Invokana (canagliflozin) is the second authorised drug in the sodium glucose co transporter 2 (SGLT2) group for the treatment of type 2 diabetes in adults (1,2). The recommended starting dose is 100 mg once daily. If appropriate, the dose can be increased to 300 mg once daily, provided that the kidney function is normal.
Canagliflozin was shown to be more effective than placebo, and at least as effective as comparator drugs, at reducing the levels of HbA1c when used alone or in combination with other antidiabetic drugs. No clinically relevant differences in the total number of adverse events were found between canagliflozin and comparator drugs. It is unknown whether canagliflozin can prevent clinically relevant endpoints such as macro and micro vascular complications and death.
IRF finds that the rationale for combining metformin with other antidiabetic drugs is uncertain, since only metformin has a well-documented beneficial effect on cardiovascular risk (3). However, combination therapy may be relevant in patients with pronounced symptoms of hyperglycaemia, but in such cases canagliflozin may be less interesting, because the most frequent adverse events, including polyuria, thirst, dehydration, vulvovaginal candidiasis as well as balanitis or balanoposthitis, imitate the presenting symptoms of type 2 diabetes.
It is IRFs overall assessment that canagliflozin is not first-line treatment for type 2 diabetes. In a choice between SGLT2 inhibitors and a sulphonylurea (SU) as add-on therapy to metformin, the significantly higher treatment price and lack of long-term data on relevant clinical endpoints and safety should be considered. SGLT2 inhibitors can be used as add-on to metformin in patients who despite careful dose titration experience hypoglycaemia during treatment with SU, but the DPP-4 inhibitors are probably preferable in this situation.
Invokana (canagliflozin) was marketed on 26 May 2014. General reimbursement is currently granted.


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Sure, you almost always feel all warm and fuzzy after doing volunteer work. But it´s not bad if you can learn a thing or two in the process. The Guatemalan-Maya Center is a great place to help new immigrants adjust while learning about one of America´s oldest civilizations. Every month, the center serves about 450 families chosen from a population of 30,000 Guatemalans living in Palm Beach County. Still, the charity has no regular volunteers. Managers say they´re looking for folks to mentor Guatemalan kids, help run two after-school centers, and translate for recent immigrants. Spanish is helpful, but the center is desperate for volunteers who speak Mayan. Many of those aided by the center are expectant mothers in need of translators for doctor´s visits. Guatemalans are one of South Florida´s fastest-growing minority populations, so the center is a great opportunity to learn a little about your new neighbors while helping out.
Q: Do you watch reality-TV shows?
A: I live with someone who really likes them. We share the remote, so I've seen Survivor for a few seasons. I've seen some of Big Brother and Joe Millionaire. Then there's the reality-game show hybrids, like Blind Date. That's pretty funny. The one I can't stand is Fear Factor. It's not even a game of skill but of who can be the biggest moron -- like, I'll give you 100 bucks if you stick your hand in a hive of bees. Just a lowlife endurance contest. The smartest contestants are the ones who walk off and say, "You people are a bunch of idiots."
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A: Well, most politicians aren't the types that would like that sort of attention. Then there's the handful that don't know the difference between good press and bad press. They'd eat slugs as long as Channel 4 was there to film it.
C'mon, we all want that 15 minutes of fame. Well, maybe we want it for a little longer than that, more like eight to ten hours of prime time on a reality-television show. And if you're wise enough to move here from the peasant-filled snowy lands of the north, you´re already ahead of the pack in preparing mentally and physically for the little screen. Welcome to our reality. First, there´s the weather. The summers are Amazon-hot, and the midday steam can stifle you like an anaconda wrapped around your chest. Think some puny tropical island that Survivor throws your way is any worse? Second, there are plenty of bugs and crawly things. Fear Factor routinely subjects its contestants to spiders, beetles, and other slithery creatures. A true South Floridian laughs at this sitcom. We encounter more hexapods, arachnids, and arthropods making breakfast and showering in the morning than Fear Factor competitors see in three seasons. Third: The Great Race? Interstate 95. ´Nuff said. And finally, the most burgeoning category in reality TV, coupling up, which can be seen on the likes of The Bachelor and Married by America. Living in an area that virtually invented spring break, we have the beachfront know-how and bars to hook up quickly, disingenuously, and deviously.
Hi, there. Come here often? Yeah, me too. My guess is that star-struck lovers like, um, us have been wandering into this planetarium since it was built in 1965. I must say, your eyes look lovely in the moonlight. Or should I say, the simulated moonlight? See that bright light right up there? Lean against me and look where I´m pointing. That´s not a star; it´s Venus. The ancients believed that Venus controlled the emotion of love. Maybe that´s because it seems to flicker bright, then dims a bit, then is bright again. Kind of like the roller coaster of love, hmmm? Ooh, look! A falling star! Make a wish! No, I can´t tell or it won´t come true. I´ll just say it involves a heavenly body. C´mon, let me show you the Zeiss M1015 star projector. It´s completely computer-automated. Hold my hand, ´cause it´s kinda dark in here, and I wouldn´t want us to get separated.
Monday night at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center of South Florida is better than even Saturday night at the hottest bar. Host Laurie Weiner facilitates meetings of the Women´s Rap Group, where you not only get to meet and chat with a couple dozen women of all flavors but you´ll hear the gory details of the many relationships that got started in the windowless room. Many of the women delight in sighing and moaning about their new loves and share every detail from courting to very dramatic breakup. You can meet the woman of your dreams; get dating advice from the group; describe trials, tribulations, and great sex; ponder how to dump her when she gets crazy; and then regale the group with stories of her psychoses until you finally move on. In lesbian time, that process usually takes a couple of weeks. Until the Miami Sol folded after the 2002 season, Broward and Palm Beach dykes had to trek down to the AmericanAirlines Arena to watch women watching the basketball game, hoping to meet the loves of their lives strolling around during halftime. Now, it´s four bucks at the GLCC. Instead of a halftime show, the center´s infamous security guard shows up without fail ten minutes before the end of the meeting to participate in the sex talk that closes out every session. At the end of the night, women who make a connection can follow the rest of the crew to Stork´s Bakery and Coffee House for more personal conversation.
Our 2001 winner of the Best Independent Cinema has the most gay-themed films outside of a queer film festival, making it a great place for boys with brains or a penchant for art films to hook up. The kiosk to the left of the concession stand beats out even Holiday Park for cruising. The four-sided kiosk offers pencils and index cards for your opinions, and the theater gallantly allows even the bad reviews to remain. Each film gets its own side of the square. If you´re a snob, make fun of the spelling and grammar mistakes on the handwritten reviews and see who agrees with you. To find a shared sense of humor, see who laughs at the same comments you do. If he´s cute and you don´t care about anything else, just check out which film he´s interested in and follow him into the theater. Whether you´re shy or bold, the reviews give you a dozen easy ice breakers ranging from, ¨Have you seen that film yet?¨ to ¨I have all his other movies on DVD. Do you want to watch them at my place before or after we see this one?¨


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Hospital performance measures rely on aggregate outcomes. For patients receiving mechanical ventilation (MV), outcomes depend on severity of illness, hospital MV volume, and case mix. Patients requiring prolonged acute MV (PAMV) [MV for ≥ 96 h] comprise a resource-intensive group, but the impact of its volume on aggregate outcomes is unknown. We investigated whether observed outcomes differed from those predicted by APACHE (acute physiology and chronic health evaluation) IV risk adjustment and the relationship between hospital MV volume and outcomes among patients receiving PAMV.
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The problem we face is not the research councils – France, in the midst of its own austerity programme, is spending an extra €1.8bn a year on research and higher education in 2010 and 2011, with Germany increasing investment by €18bn on science alone from 2010 to 2015, the US doubling basic science spend between 2006 and 2016 and huge investments by China and India. Reductions in direct support for science coupled with catastrophic proposals for university funding will relegate the UK to non-league status in the aggressive international competition to develop and profit from new technologies.
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The world's best-known work of art, the "Mona Lisa," finds its home in the world's most visited museum, the Louvre. For more than 200 years, da Vinci's famous painting has resided within the Louvre, a treasure trove showcasing nearly 35,000 pieces of artwork from prehistory to the 19th century. Outside is also a visual feast. Here's a view of the Louvre's Pyramid, completed in 1989.
Crown Fountain at Millennium Park, Chicago
Experience this interactive work of public art at Chicago's Millennium Park. The 50-foot-tall structure -- the brainchild of Spanish Catalan artist and sculptor Jaume Plensa -- is one of 2 towers on which digital video images appear. LED screens showcase actual Chicago residents. The water that spouts through a nozzle on each tower's front face operates from May to October.
Goreme Open Air Museum, Turkey
Centuries ago, monastic communities carved more than 30 cave churches and chapels into these towering rock formations in central Turkey. That was just the beginning: Inside, they painted Byzantine-era frescoes. Today, those works of Eastern Roman Empire art -- painted between the 9th and 11th centuries -- remain a unique artistic achievement.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC
The world of ancient Egypt shines in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Egyptian art collection. The star attraction is the Temple of Dendur (pictured here), a temple built by the Roman governor of Egypt, Petronius, around 15 BC. The Met's other collections showcase the European masters, as well as works from the ancient Near East, Greek and Roman periods, and the Islamic world.
Vatican Museums, Vatican City
Michelangelo preferred sculpting to painting. And yet, the "artist who did not want to paint" created one of the most influential works in fresco art in the history of Western art: the painted ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. It's part of the Vatican Museums, a total of 13 museums in more than a dozen Vatican palaces inside Vatican City.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
In the 17th century, the Dutch were among the world's leaders in trade, science, military might and art. This era -- known as the Dutch Golden Age -- is preserved at the Rijksmuseum, a Dutch national museum in Amsterdam. The museum showcases a large collection of paintings from this period -- such as Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" -- that explain why the Dutch were among the world's artistic leaders in developing landscapes, still lifes and genre painting.
Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid
In 1937 the Basque town of Guernica, Spain, suffered an aerial attack in which hundreds of civilians died. Soon after, at the behest of the Spanish Republican government, the artist Pablo Picasso began a mural-size work, "Guernica," in response to the bombing – and as an expression of the tragedies of war. See the haunting work at the Museo Reina Sofia museum, Spain's national museum dedicated to 20th-century art.
Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan
This Dominican convent in Milan holds a priceless artistic treasure -- that was nearly lost to the world. During World War II, aerial bombs hit the 15th-century church, destroying many of its walls. Luckily, one of the walls of the refectory (dining hall) was spared -- and so was the mural painting that covered it: Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper."
Storm King Art Center, New York State
Nature and art combine in tranquil harmony at Storm King Art Center. The 500-acre site, located 1 hour north of NYC, is home to more than 100 carefully placed sculptures. The landscape's design was the vision of a retired businessman, Ralph Ogden, who founded Storm King in 1960. As you stroll the fields in the lower Hudson Valley, you'll see massive works of sculpture such as this piece, "Mozart's Birthday," by sculptor Mark di Suvero.
Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy
Visitors walk through one of the oldest art museums in the Western world: the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy. Construction of the building began in 1560; later, in 1765, it was opened to the public as a museum. Among the treasures you'll find inside are Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus," ceiling frescoes and ancient Roman sculptures such as "The Wrestlers."
National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
Washington, DC's National Gallery of Art holds a major distinction: It's home to the only portrait by Leonardo da Vinci in the Americas. The Renaissance master's double-sided portrait of a 15th-century Italian aristocrat, Ginerva de' Benci, can be found in the West Building's Main Floor gallery 6.
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), NYC
Known simply as MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art in Midtown Manhattan houses one of the finest collections of modern art in the Western world. One of the standouts among the museum's 150,000 treasures is "The Starry Night" -- the famous 1889 work by Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh that captures a view of southern France from his sanatorium room window.
Lakshmana Temple, India
Visitors enter Lakshmana Temple, dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu, in central India. Carvings depicting various erotic scenes adorn the southern facade of this Hindu temple, built more than 1,000 years ago. Still, they're just a small portion of the astonishingly intricate images you'll see among the more than 600 Hindu deities that adorn both the inside and outside of this sandstone temple.
Museo Nacional de Antropologia, Mexico
Before Christopher Columbus set foot in the Americas, a rich civilization thrived in what is now modern-day Mexico. The pre-Columbian era is preserved at Mexico's Museo Nacional de Antropologia. Inside you'll find the largest collection of pre-Columbian artifacts in Mexico, such as the Aztec Stone of the Sun, a large monolithic sculpture that was discovered in 1790.
Spiral Jetty, Utah
This earthwork sculpture, constructed over a 6-day period in 1970, was built entirely of mud, basalt rocks, salt crystals, earth and water. It was the creation of American artist Robert Smithson, who coined the term "earthworks" art. "Spiral Jetty" is Smithson's most famous example of this art form. While exposure to the elements has changed the jetty's original colors, it remains a fixture of the northeastern shore of Utah's Great Salt Lake.


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Is copy paste not working on iPhone? That's bad, because it is one of the handiest features on iOS 9 / 10. It helps you save time by removing the need to retype content. However, a lot of users have recently reported copy paste issue on iPhone and iPad in Apple Support Communities.
Users have had strange experiences with copy paste not working on iPhone. Some users saw previous copied content and not the most recent when they used the feature. Also, for some users, when they pasted the text, it displayed the content was copied 24 hours earlier.
But the good news is that you can fix copy paste not working on iPhone issue. Just follow these steps.
Fix Copy Paste Not Working on iPhone / iPad on iOS 9 / 10
- Open the link, text or any type of content to be copied.
- Long press the content to be copied.
- A menu will pop up displaying the option to Copy. Tap "Copy".
- Now tap somewhere on the display to let go the edit menu.
- Now long press the content and tap "Copy" one more time.
Users have reported that repeating taps on "Copy" solves the copy paste not working on iPhone issue in most instances. However, if you want to copy limited words or text, press any word and drag handles each side to select them.
To share the content, follow these steps
Step 1: Select the content to be shared.
Step 2: Tap "Share."
Step 3: Choose the channel/medium you want to use to share the content (Instagram, Facebook, Email, etc.)
Step 4: Type in a recipient contact name if you select Mail or WhatsApp for sharing.
Step 5: Lastly, tap "Send."
And that's it. This is how you fix copy paste not working on iPhone. If you have any other way of solving this issue other than what's listed in this article, feel free to share it with us, and the UnlockBoot community.


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Corporate Leadership
Bill Coleman
Chief Executive Officer
Bill Coleman is the Chief Executive Officer at Veritas. Coleman is an industry veteran who has spent 25 years running prominent Silicon Valley companies including his years as the founder/CEO of BEA Systems.
Coleman founded BEA Systems in 1995 and was Chairman and CEO of the company from its founding through October 2001, during which time BEA became the fastest software company to reach a billion dollars in annual revenue. Following BEA, Coleman was Founder, Chairman and CEO of Cassatt, Inc. an enterprise cloud software company which was acquired by CA, Inc. in 2009, and has been a partner with Alsop Louie Partners, an early stage Silicon Valley venture capital firm, since 2010. During this time, he was also Chairman and CEO of Resilient Network Systems, a cyber security software company from Feb 2012 until Dec 2013. Prior to BEA, Bill held various management positions at Sun Microsystems, Inc.,where he co-founded Sun Federal; founded Sun Professional Services; and was VP System Software, where he led the initial development of Solaris and related products. He began his career in the USAF as chief of satellite operations, Office of the Secretary.
Coleman holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the U. S. Air Force Academy and master's degrees in computer science and computer engineering from Stanford University. He also holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Colorado, where he founded the Coleman Institute for Cognitive Disabilities. He is a member of the board of directors of Seagate, is a Commissioner of the Trilateral Commission, and a Trustee of Santa Clara University.
Veritas CEO Bill Coleman on the Future of Information Management
Scott Genereux
Executive Vice President of Worldwide Field Operations
Scott Genereux is the Executive Vice President of Worldwide Field Operations at Veritas. In this role, he is responsible for leading all aspects of Sales, Renewals, Channels, Sales Operations, Services, and Support.
Genereux has over 20 years of experience leading sales across a multitude of industry-leading IT companies, including Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) where he successfully led worldwide sales, marketing, and support to achieve number one market share in high-end enterprise storage systems. Most recently, Genereux headed up cloud IaaS and converged infrastructure sales for Oracle. Prior to Oracle, Genereux served as CEO of cloud storage pioneer Nirvanix and also held global sales leadership roles at QLogic and DataDirect Networks.
Genereux holds a bachelor's degree in management information systems from California State University, Northridge and is a graduate of Harvard Business School's advanced management program.
Mike Palmer
Executive Vice President, Chief Product Officer
Mike Palmer is Executive Vice President and Chief Product Officer (CPO) at Veritas. Palmer is responsible for driving Veritas' overall product direction, strategy, and organization.
Prior to this role, he was Senior Vice President and General Manager of Veritas' Solutions for Data Insight and Orchestration organization, where he drove the strategic vision for bringing Veritas Information Availability and Insight solutions to market.
Palmer has extensive leadership experience across diverse roles and technology areas, with companies ranging from startups to the Fortune 20. He joined Veritas from Seagate Technologies, where his responsibilities as Senior Vice President and General Manager (GM) of the Cloud Services business unit included engineering, product management, sales and marketing, service and operations, and profit and loss management. Prior to Seagate, Palmer spent nine years with Verizon in various leadership positions. These ranged from Vice President and GM of Cloud Information Technology Solutions and Security, to leading Global Engineering, Product Strategy, and Alliances and Chief Marketing Officer. Before that Palmer held leadership positions at Totality Corporation and Xuma.
Palmer holds a bachelor's degree in Developmental Biology from the University of Rochester in New York. He is a fluent speaker of Spanish and Swedish languages.
Mick Lopez
Chief Financial Officer
Mick Lopez is Chief Financial Officer at Veritas. He leads the global finance organization and is responsible for all aspects of the organization including accounting, financial planning and analysis, treasury, tax, investor relations, purchasing and audit.
Previously, Lopez held various financial leadership positions at IBM, Cisco and Aricent. Lopez brings a wealth of experience across finance, strategy, operations and mergers and acquisitions functions and has extensive global commercial experience with both public and privately owned companies.
Prior to Veritas, Lopez held the position of Senior Vice President and CFO for Harris Corporation, an international communications and information technology company. Lopez holds a bachelor's degree in finance and accounting from Georgetown University and an MBA from the University of Chicago. He is also a certified public accountant.
Lynn Lucas
Chief Marketing Officer
Lynn Lucas is Chief Marketing Officer at Veritas. She leads the global marketing organization and is responsible for all aspects including the customer experience, corporate positioning and communications, brand and digital strategy, orchestrated demand generation, and regional marketing.
A seasoned and innovative CMO with a reputation for driving marketing strategies that grow awareness and business impact, Lynn brings more than 20 years of B2B marketing experience to Veritas. Her experience ranges from large, high tech enterprises to cloud-focused mid-sized organizations. Prior to Veritas she served as Chief Marketing Officer of Good Technology where she relaunched their brand, developed new messaging and positioning, and delivered sales pipeline through integrated demand generation programs, ultimately culminating in the successful sale of Good in the highly competitive mobile security market.
Before that Lynn was with Cisco Systems, where she served in various executive roles, most recently as Vice President, Global Collaboration Marketing. At Cisco she led successful marketing strategies for a $5 billion portfolio that spanned a wide range of market audiences and Cisco business units. Lynn holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley.
Todd Hauschildt
Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer
Todd Hauschildt is Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Veritas. In this role, he is responsible for leading the Information Technology function for Veritas, including its infrastructure, systems, processes, and security.
Previously, Hauschildt has led large-scale transformations within IT and other business functions that include order fulfillment, supply chain, manufacturing, engineering, finance, and HR. He has led major transformations, system implementations, mergers and acquisitions, and transactions that involved thousands of employees and all business functions.
Prior to Veritas, Hauschildt was the Chief Information Officer for CRC Health Group, the largest provider of behavioral health care services in the U.S. focused on helping families in need. In this role, he led the transformation of their IT function to become a true business partner and enable the growth of their business units. Before joining CRC Health Group, he was Chief Information Officer and Vice President of Indirect Procurement and facilities of Verigy, a company that was separated from Agilent where he held a number of IT roles. When Agilent itself was spun off from Hewlett-Packard, where he began his career, he was responsible for separating and standing up all of Agilent's IT functions, applications, and infrastructure. Hauschildt holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Finance from California State University, Chico, and a master's degree in Business Administration from Golden Gate University in San Francisco.
Michelle VonderHaar
Senior Vice President and General Counsel
Michelle VonderHaar is the Senior Vice President and General Counsel for Veritas.
In this role, VonderHaar leads the Global Legal Affairs team, which includes the legal department, ethics and compliance, government affairs, and diversity and inclusion matters. Previously, VonderHaar held various positions in Symantec's legal department starting in 2004. In 2009, she transferred to the Huawei-Symantec joint venture in Hong Kong to become its General Counsel, and returned to Symantec in 2012 as the VP, Legal (APJ Region) in Singapore. Most recently she served as Veritas' VP, Legal (Lead for EMEA and APJ Regions, Corporate, M&A, Compliance and Government Affairs).
Prior to her career at Symantec and Veritas, VonderHaar was a commercial litigator with Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP in Los Angeles and Irvine, and a corporate finance and M&A attorney with O'Melveny & Myers LLP practicing in London, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley.
VonderHaar is admitted to practice law in California, Washington, D.C., New York, England, and Wales and received her law degree from the University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law where she was a member of and published in the Arizona Law Review.
David Dart
Chief Human Resources Officer
David Dart is Chief Human Resources Officer at Veritas. He leads the global human resources organization and is responsible for all aspects of the organization including performance management, talent development, talent acquisition, and compensation and benefits.
Prior to Veritas, Dart held the position of Vice President Human Resources for Celanese Corporation, a Fortune 500 global technology and specialty materials company where he led the strategy deployment efforts for the company. Previously, Dart held various human resources leadership positions at Amgen, Ecolab, Bissell Homecare and ConAgra Foods. Dart brings a wealth of experience spanning all aspects of HR, including strategic change management and leadership development. He also has an excellent track record in driving cultural transformation and extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions.
Dart holds a bachelor's degree in biophysics and natural resources and an MBA from the University of Michigan. Prior to his career in HR, David spent seven years serving as a logistics officer with the U.S. Navy.


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The Theories
"Oh, and one more thing!" I said, calling back the attention of my audience. "It's my theory that an author is actually writing this. A Mega-Author who knows everything about us and can do what they want."
"What makes you think that?"
"Because this is supposed to be a place that Authors can't reach and yet these bizarre occurences prove that someone's writing it!" I replied passionately. "Don't you see?"
"Bizarre occurences?" said a different voice.
"Ugh!" I said. "You haven't met the microwave yet, have you?"
At that moment, the door opened.