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Health Sciences
School Office
Edward Henninger, D.Ed.
Dean of Health Sciences
- ATHS, Rm. W241
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7530
- email@example.com
- D.Ed. – Higher Education Administration with a minor in Business, The Pennsylvania State University
- Certificate – Institute for Management and Leadership in Higher Education, Harvard University
- M.B.A. – Organizational Behavior, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Academic/Teaching Experience
- Dean, School of Business and Computer Technologies, Pennsylvania College of Technology
- Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Business Administration, Lycoming College
- New Faculty Mentoring Program Director, Lycoming College
- Visiting Instructor, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Work Experience
- Distribution Center Supervisor, APS, Inc., Hartford, CT
- New Projects Coordinator & Consultant, APS, Incorporated, Reading, PA; Hartford, CT; Norfolk, VA
- Retail Accounting Manager, Treasurer & Store Consultant, Super Duper, Inc., Erie, PA
- Distribution Center Office & Assistant Manager, APS, Incorporated, Camp Hill PA
- Consumer Affairs Administrator/Internal Auditor, ITT Corporation, Harrisburg, PA
In addition to several years working in various management, logistics, consulting, and accounting positions, Dr. Henninger has over 20 years experience working in higher education as an educator and administrator. In both roles, his primary emphasis is on helping students realize their potential. He also enjoys teaching management and organizational behavior classes when his schedule permits.
Read the Dean's Message
Sharon Waters, Ph.D.
Associate Dean
- ATHS, Rm. W241
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7240
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Joan Shade
Secretary to Dean
- ATHS, Rm. E257
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7530
- email@example.com
- Work Experience
- 20 years experience in an Academic School environment
Joan assists students in various ways, from coordinating appointments with the Dean and Associate Dean and assisting Program and Department offices to helping them locate information or complete transactions related to their programs of study. Joan enjoys working with our students and stresses customer service in all that she does for the School of Helath Sciences, its faculty, staff and students.
Dental Hygiene
Shawn A. Kiser, RDH, M.Ed.
Director of Dental Hygiene
- ATHS, Rm. W209
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7092
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Ida Kohler
Clinic Receptionist/Secretary
- ATHS, Rm. W222
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4500
- email@example.com
Debra Paucke
Infection Control Technician
- ATHS, Rm. W222
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4500
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Karen Rishcoff
Secretary to the Director of Dental Hygiene & Director of Radiography
- ATHS, Rm. W209
- 570-320-2400, ext. 8007
- email@example.com
Emergency Medical Services/Paramedic
Ashley N. Bower
Secretary to the Director of Paramedic Program and Fitness
- ACC, Rm. 4
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4931
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Mindy L. Carr, B.S.N., M.Ed.
Clinical Director, Paramedic Program
- ACC, Rm. 4A
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4932
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- Education
- Master's Degree (Education), Pennsylvania State University, 2008
- Baccalaureate Degree (BSN), Pennsylvania College of Technology, 1999
- Certificate in Nursing Management, The Pennsylvania State University, 1990
- Diploma in Nursing (RN), Pottsville School of Nursing, 1975
- Academic Experience
- BCLS, Neonatal Resuscitation Instructor.
- Work Experience
- ACLS, PALS, Neonatal Resuscitation provider
- 1991-present, Pediatric Nursing Management
- 1976-present,A Registered Nurse (RN) with experience in the following settings: Pediatric medical/surgical, Pediatric ICU, Neonatal ICU, Pediatric and neonatal retrieval team (ground and flight), Psychiatric Unit, AdultICU/CCU, Adult medical/surgical
- Responsible for the development of the clinical practice sites for the Paramedic Technology students.
- Organizes and directs the hospital and field clinical rotations, and functions as the primary evaluator of paramedic students in the hospital clinical setting. 1991-present, Pediatric Nursing Management
- Coordinates the clinical and classroom education.
- Instructs students in the classroom and hospital clinical setting.
Dr. Gregory R. Frailey, D.O., FACOEP
Medical Director, Paramedic Program
- PAC, Rm. 101A
- 570-320-2400, ext. 8017
- email@example.com
- Education
- D.O., Osteopathic Medicine, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, 1984
- B.S., Premedicine, Pennsylvania State University, 1977
- Board Certification/Specialty: Emergency Medicine/Emergency Medical Services
- Work Experience
- Flight Surgeon, United States Navy, 1985-2005
- Emergency Physician, Assistant Director of EMS, Guthrie Clinic, Sayre, Pa., 1990-1992
- Emergency Physician, EMS Medical Director, Susquehanna Health/Susquehanna Regional EMS, 1992-Present.
- Duties
- Review and evaluate program curriculum and course content to make recommendations to the paramedic program.
- Assist in establishing and maintaining relationships with area health providers for the purpose of developing and supporting clinical affiliations, program enrollment, and program objectives.
- Assist with development of the programs long-range plan, compliance with accreditation standards, and monitor student progress.
Bambi A. Hawkins, B.S., NREMT-P
Learning Laboratory Coordinator, Paramedic Program
- ACC, Rm. 4A
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4930
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- Education
- B.S., Applied Health Studies, Pennsylvania College of Technology, 2002
- Graduate, The Williamsport Hospital & Medical Center Paramedic Training Institute, 1992
- Academic Experience
- 1998-present, Teaching student paramedics in the classroom, clinical and field setting
- ACLS, PALS, BTLS, BCLS, EMT Instructor
- Work Experience
- 1993-present, As a paramedic providing pre-hospital advanced life support and precepting student paramedics
- Duties
- Responsible for coordinating utilization of the skills lab facilities, equipment, and resources for students.
- Facilitates student learning activities through multimedia resources, as well as, other laboratory resources.
- Works closely with the Director, Lab Assistant and Faculty to assure delivery of clinical, laboratory, and field instruction and testing.
- Evaluates student performance of skill demonstrations.
- Prepares laboratory or demonstrations and student simulations.
- Coordinate laboratory equipment and space utilization and maintains an adequate inventory of state-of-the-art supplies and equipment.
- Monitors student practice/progress of self-directed laboratory experiments/procedures.
- Assists students in applying learned scientific principles to appropriate clinical simulations.
Mark A. Trueman, B.S., NREMT-P
Director of Paramedic Program
- ACC, Rm. 4D
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4934
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- Education
- Post-Baccalaureate Certificate – Distance Education, Pennsylvania State University, 2009.
- Critical Care Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic (CCEMT-P), University of Maryland, Baltimore County, 2002
- B.S., Health Sciences, Lock Haven University, 1995
- Graduate, The Williamsport Hospital & Medical Center Paramedic Training Institute, 1997
- Academic Experience
- 2005-present, direction of the A.A.S. in Emergency Medical Services and Certificate in Paramedic Technician majors.
- 1999-present, Teaching student paramedics in the classroom, clinical and field setting
- ACLS, PALS, BTLS, BCLS, EMT Instructor
- Work Experience
- 1997-present, As a paramedic providing pre-hospital advanced life support and precepting student paramedics
- Duties
- Primary responsibilities include educational leadership, student instruction, and student advising in the paramedic program.
- Provides didactic, clinical, pre-clinical, and laboratory instruction within the paramedic program and evaluate student outcomes in paramedic courses.
- Oversight of curriculum review, revision, and development.
Dr. Sandra Richmond
Director of Nursing
- ATHS, Nursing Education Office, W128
- 570-327-4525
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Jessica Bower, MSN, RN
Simulation Lab Coordinator, Nursing Education
- ATHS, Rm. W207
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7344
- email@example.com
- Education
- MSN, Bloomsburg University
- BSN, Lycoming College
- Academic Experience
- 2006 - 2012, Adjunct Clinical Instructor, Penn College
- 2013 - present, Simulation Lab Coordinator, Penn College
- Work Experience
- Public Health Nursing-Communicable Diseases, Pediatrics
- Psychiatric Nursing
- Geriatric Nursing
- Quality Assurance
- Memberships/Certifications/Honors
- Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society Member
- Certified CPR Instructor-Basic Life Support for Healthcare Personnel
- Woman of Excellence Award, YWCA 2012
Kristy Bower
Secretary to Director of Nursing
- ATHS, Rm. W128
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4525
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Tushanna Habalar, BSN, RN
Learning Laboratory Coordinator, Nursing Education
- ATHS, Rm. W207
- 570-320-2400, ext. 8029
- email@example.com
- Education
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania, 1998
- Academic Experience
- Learning Laboratory Coordinator-Nursing, January 2012 - present
- Adjunct Clinical Instructor, Pennsylvania College of Technology, May 2010 - present
- Work Experience
- Same Day Surgery, 2 years
- Cardiac Critical Care, 5 years
- Medical Surgical Nursing, 6 years
- Rehabilitation Nurse, 1 year
Carol Paulhamus
Nursing Office Assistant
- ATHS, Rm. W219A
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7928
- email@example.com
Diane Smith
Assistant Director of Nursing
- ATHS, Rm. W128
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4525
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Jeanne M. Kerschner
Clinical Director, Occupational Therapy Assistant
- ATHS, Rm. W223
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7571
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Barbara J. Natell, MS Ed, OTR/L
Associate Professor, Director, Occupational Therapy Assistant
- ATHS, Rm. W219
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7600
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- Education
- M.S. Ed., Wilkes University, 1990
- B.S., Occupational Therapy, SUNY Buffalo, 1976
- Academic Experience
- Pennsylvania College of Technology, 1986-present
- Work Experience
- The Williamsport Hospital Rehab Center, 10 years
- Home Care, 1 year
- Extended Care, 2 years
- School System, Early Intervention, and Out-patient Pediatrics 6 years
- Therapeutic Horseback Riding, 12 years
- Forensics, TLC Board of Directors, 12 years
- Professional Memberships
- Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE), 1995-2002
- American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) member
- Pennsylvania Occupational Therapy Association (POTA) member
- Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education Appeals Panel (2002-2010)
"The best thing for being sad, replied Merlyn, beginning to puff and blow, is to learn something. That is the only thing that never fails…Learn why the world wags and what wags it. That is the only thing which the mind can never exhaust, never alienate, never be tortured by, never fear or distrust, and never dream of regretting. Learning is the thing for you. Look at what a lot of things there are to learn…"
T.H. White
The Once and Future King
Kim Schweikart
Secretary to Director of Occupational Therapy Assistant, Director of Surgical Technology, Department Heads in Health Information & Applied Health Studies
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7444
- email@example.com
Physical Fitness Specialist
Ashley N. Bower
Secretary to the Director of Paramedic Program and Fitness
- ACC, Rm. 4
- 570-320-2400, ext. 4931
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Erin McMurray
Lab Supervisor, Physical Fitness Specialist Program
- Gym, Rm. 105
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7401
- email@example.com
Physician Assistant
Heather Dorman, PA-C
Clinical Director, Physician Assistant
- PAC, Rm. 101B
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7287
- email@example.com
Heather Dorman is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Technology Physician Assistant Program, where she earned a Bachelor's of Science in Physician Assistant studies and was the 2005 recipient of the Russell M. Trapp Professionalism Award. She subsequently worked as a full-time Physician Assistant on the trauma team at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, PA. She was a clinical preceptor for Physician Assistant students while in practice.
Prior to becoming a Physician Assistant, Mrs. Dorman was a graduate of the Williamsport Hospital and Medical Center Paramedic Training Institute. She has been employed as a Paramedic Supervisor with Danville Ambulance Service MICU 120 since 1995. During this time, she has been a paramedic student preceptor and has served as adjunct faculty for several area Paramedic Programs.
Lynn Eckrote, PA-C
Clinical Director, Physician Assistant
- PAC, Rm. 101E
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7323
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Lynn Eckrote is a graduate of the Kings College Physician Assistant Program, where she earned a Masters of Physician Assistant Studies. Prior to that, Mrs. Eckrote earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from the Pennsylvania State University. She joined the Pennsylvania College of Technology Physician Assistant Program as Clinical Director in 2014. For the previous ten years, she worked as a full-time Physician Assistant and has a strong background in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry. Mrs. Eckrote says that the only thing she loves more than her career as a Physician Assistant is spending time with her husband and two beautiful children.
Kathleen Mayer
Secretary, Physician Assistant Program
- PAC, Rm. 101
- 570-320-2400, ext.8017
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Kathy Mayer joined the Penn College Physician Assistant Program in 1998. She had worked previously for Susquehanna Health Systems for ten years as a secretary at the Community Health Center. Ms. Mayer is very knowledgeable about the admissions procedures, student transfer issues and Program requirements. She is the first person to contact with questions once the website has been fully reviewed.
Whit Worman, PA-C
Director of Physician Assistant Program
- PAC, Rm. 101
- 570-320-2400, ext. 2777
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Karen L. Plankenhorn
Clinical Supervisor, Radiography
- ATHS, Rm. W235
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7619
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- Education
- Associates of Applied Science in Radiography from Pennsylvania College of Technology (August 1995) – Highest Honors
- Bachelor of Science from Pennsylvania College of Technology (May 2006) – Summa Cum Laude and Alpha Chi
- Academic Experience
- Instructor, Pennsylvania College of Technology
- Classes: Pediatrics and Trauma Radiography, Mammography and Interventional Procedures
- Work Experience
- Clinical Supervisor, Radiography at Evangelical Hospital
- Registered Mammographer at Kathryn Candor Lundy Breast Health Center
- Staff/Operating Room Registered Radiographer at Susquehanna Health Systems
- Professional Organizations
- Certified and Registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
- Member of the American Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Past Member of the PA Society of Radiologic Technologists, Dist #5, serving as both President-Elect and President
"As a 1995 graduate of Penn College, I have had the opportunity of experiencing the challenging journey that lies ahead of every Penn College Radiography student. I believe the strength of the program is its incorporation of clinical experience simultaneously with classroom instruction throughout the entire two years. This disciplined structure is what ultimately prepares the students for their career as a Radiographer."
"It is amazing the amount of growth that both the college and the field of Radiography has undergone since I graduated. And with those changes come many opportunities for current and future Radiographers. It is a privilege to be a part of that growth; learning and teaching the most up to date technology. Our students are given the opportunity to work with new technology at their clinical sites and our new lab at the college."
"The field of Radiography is comprised of many different modalities. Although the students' main focus in this program is Diagnostic Radiography, they are also exposed to different modalities, learning the basics of each. This may help them to decide if they are interested in these different "branches" of technology. Should any of these modalities spark an interest, Penn College has availability for growth in several ways -- via 1) Diagnostic Medical Sonography course opportunities, 2) an affiliation with the University of Findlay Nuclear Medicine Institute, and 3) through its Bachelors of Applied Health degree, all of which could open many doors in a Radiographer's career."
Karen Rishcoff
Secretary to the Director of Dental Hygiene & Director of Radiography
- ATHS, Rm. W209
- 570-320-2400, ext. 8007
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Robert Slothus
Associate Professor, Radiography; Director of Radiography
- ATHS, Rm. W233
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7409
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- Education
- M.S., The Pennsylvania State University – Health Education
- B.S., Thomas Jefferson University – Radiologic Technology
- Certificate in Radiologic Technology: United States Air Force
- Academic Experience
- Currently: Associate Professor, School of Health Sciences, Pennsylvania College of Technology
- Work Experience
- Has been working in the field of radiography since 1971. Career began in Radiography with the United States Air Force. Director of Penn College's Radiography Program for 32 years.
- Teaches classes in Radiation Physics, Radiographic Exposure, Quality Assurance, CT and MRI Imaging, Cross Sectional Anatomy, Pathology, and Digital Image Acquisition and Display.
- Registered and certified Radiographer R.T. (R) ARRT with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
- Awards & Certifications
- "Who's Who Among America's Teachers" for 2003-04.
- Published in state, national, and international settings.
- Personal view of the major:
"A national shortage of Radiographers and the affects of managed care has challenged our faculty and staff to review the Radiography major curriculum and National Employment opportunities, and ask the following question: what do primary health care providers want and what is the best way to educate our students to meet their requests? Our program's philosophy is to prepare radiographers based on the Joint Review Committee On Education In Radiologic Technology's Standards.
In addition to meeting these prescribed standards, we have begun to enhance our existing core courses in MRI, CT and Mammography imaging and have guided our students to focus their sights on the concept of multi-competency/multi-skilled opportunities. The Radiography program has taken a proactive approach in meeting employer needs and has started to include more training in mammography and radiologic specific nursing skills into its 24 month curriculum. Our eight hospital affiliates have allowed us to send students into MRI and CT scanning rooms on a volunteer basis so they may choose their days and times for critical hands-on scanning time. This unique hospital/college arrangement enables students with tight time restraints due to family and work requirements an opportunity to gain additional training which will help them become multi-skilled in various imaging modalities."
"The Pennsylvania College of Technology's Radiography Program is committed to meeting the never ending challenges of new managed care initiatives while maintaining its leading educational position in graduating highly competent entry level radiographers. Come visit us in Williamsport and you to will see why our program continues to have the reputation that it so deserves."
Lauren Reed
Clinical Supervisor, Radiography
- ATHS, Rm. W234
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7607
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Cletus G. Waldman, Jr.
Assistant Professor, Radiography; Clinical Director
- ATHS, Rm. W225
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7037
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Surgical Technology
Scott Geist, MBA, CST
Director of Surgical Technology Program
- ATHS, Rm. W242
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7572
- email@example.com
I joined the Penn College team in January 2011. I have over 20 years of surgical technology experience. I graduated with a certificate in Surgical Technology in 1991 from the Naval School of Health Sciences and began working at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, where I received my National Certification as Surgical Technologist. I completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Care Services in 2006 and continued my naval career in both surgical technology and administrative assignments. I retired from the United States Navy in 2008 and recently completed a Masters in Business Administration.
Kim Schweikart
Secretary to Director of Occupational Therapy Assistant, Director of Surgical Technology, Department Heads in Health Information & Applied Health Studies
- ATHS, Rm. W219A
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7444
- email@example.com
Elizabeth Gizenski, MHA, RN, CST
Clinical Director, Surgical Technology
- ATHS, Rm. W238
- 570-320-2400, ext. 7856
- firstname.lastname@example.com
"I have been a member of the Penn College community since 1997, both as a student and as an employee. I graduated with a certificate in Surgical Technology in 1999 and began working at a local hospital. I became a registered nurse in 2004 and continued to work in an operating room setting. In 2005, I began my work in Penn College's Surgical Technology program. Shortly after assuming this position, I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Health Studies. While teaching, I continue to work in the field. I plan to continue teaching and imparting the valuable skills I learn every day to future surgical technologists."


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Deanna Langer
Hometown: Chagrin Falls, OH
Majors: Communication Studies and Philosophy
What other organizations/activities are you involved in on campus?
Greek Life, Woo 91 DJ, Phi Sigma Tau (Philosophy Honor Society), On campus job, Education Policy Committee, Experiential Learning Committee
Why did you want to be a member of SGA?
I wanted to be more involved in our school's decisions and be more aware of important issues on campus.
What are your goals to accomplish during this term on SGA?
I would like to help student run organizations with their storage needs. We have had a lot of requests from student groups asking for us to help them out with storage space for their materials, and I would like to help them!

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I have to say that I did enjoy the premier for Young Justice, it had some nice action and was a good pilot episode overall. Voice acting is good, mostly hits, a few misses; for some reason I don't like Batman's voice in this even though it's the same guy that did him in Under the Red Hood which was excellent. I have two issues: I don't like how Miss Martian didn't show up until the end of the pilot. I don't read comics so I don't know what she can do (I'll look her up later), but her lack of involvement in the episode does make me concerned with how involved she's going to be in the series. I'm not going to make any calls yet though, and instead wait and see what happens. The only other complaint was the pacing but that's a given as pretty much any new show has this problem
Overall I think this will be a good series, and look forward to January when it continues. If it gets better this will definitely go on my list of shows to watch along with Rex and Titan. Looks like my Friday's are now completely full ^_^.
Agreed. I swear this show gets better with every new episode!
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Hi, I'm Jaden, a professional recipe developer, food columnist and food photographer specializing in fast, fresh and easy recipes for the home cook. Most of my recipes are modern Asian! About meFast, fresh & easy recipes for the home cook.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Wow. Just after typing the post title, "Singing with Jewel and David Tutera", I had to re-read and say, "REALLY!? Did this really happen!?" PINCH PINCH PINCH!!!!
Well, technically yes, I really did share a song with them.
However, we were singing in squeaky, nasal, high-pitched voices like elves, wore gyrating elf hats and danced like fools. Well, David and I danced like fools….while Jewel just kinda looked at us like we drank a little too much eggnog. I know you're going to ask for a video. Let me first gather my courage and maybe, just maybe I'll post the video at the end of this post.
So what brought me together with these superstars, other than they couldn't find anyone else dorky enough to sing like an elf?! Well, Hallmark asked singer Jewel, wedding guru David Tutera and me to hang out for the day and share some holiday ideas at Jewel's ranch in Texas. PINCH! PINCH! PINCH!!
I brought along my friend, Wendy, as a chaperone to make sure I wouldn't make a fool out of myself in front of 2 A-listers. It's certainly debatable whether or not Wendy kept me in line. I'm sort of unpredictable and uncontrollable – just ask my mom.
We arrived in Stephensville the night before and headed over to Jewel and Ty's 2,000+ acre ranch (yes, we got lost) in the morning. First up was hair and makeup with Lorena Lopez, or "Lo" as she likes to be called. Lo was Jewel's makeup artists for the AMA's last year and is one of her regular stylists.
Holy Truffle Balls. Jewel's makeup artist is going to do me.
The first thing I said to Lo? "Wow, you look like Angelina Jolie and I'm not saying that to just flatter you so you can be nice to me and make me look prettier but you really really really do look like a rock star version of her but better, much better….okay I'll shut up now."
All of her tools and makeup didn't fit on the counter, there was an entire suitcase full of more makeup and hair stuff on the floor. Yes, it took all this stuff and 2 hours to make me look glam.
Though when I spied this kit from Makeup Forever, I had to make sure with the producers that they didn't hire me to be the rodeo clown.
After makeup was hair, change of clothes, jewelry and…..LOTS OF CAFFEINE.
No, he's not checking out my rear, he's snaking the microphone up my shirt.
We filmed at Jewel's guest house and recording studio, lots of gear everywhere and I had to resist pushing buttons and pulling levers on stuff.
When I finally got to meet Jewel, we had only a couple of minutes of getting to know each other before Lights! Camera! Action!
Quite intimidating, I must say….standing next to Jewel, who just had a baby and looks amazing with 5 cameras pointing, loud hot lights, producers watching on a separate monitor, makeup and hair people hovering and doing touchups and trying to remember what we were going to talk about!
It was all so much fun – we didn't have a script and instead just chatted like old friends. The three of us really clicked instantly – I mean, how could you not love this man?!!!
Awesome day. One of the best days ever. After we filmed, David, myself and the Hallmark crew went to the local hospital to donate the Christmas tree, tons of presents and got to meet the hospital staff. Lots of love all around!
All of our videos can be seen on Hallmark's Facebook page – David share with Jewel decorating tips; Jewel and I talk about kitchen tips.
But I know you're waiting for this….here we go….(shielding my eyes and Ctrl-V the video embed code)
That was great!!!
That was AWESOME Jaden!! I love love love this post. What fun!
Eek! That's awesome.
Was this filming for a special that is going to appear on TV? Hallmark channel? Do you have date/time? I'll look for it. Loved the video clip! You and David were great!
Glad your drumstick healed just in time to do the elf dance
So glad that you got to participate in this event, it looks like you had an amazing time.
Hearing Jewel sing like an elf reminded me of an interview when she said the first time she heard herself sing on the radio, she started to cry because she thought she sounded like Kermit the Frog.
Looks like you had a fun day! You look ADORABLE in that video
Oh Jaden that was hilarious. I love that you danced at the end. So cute. What a wonderful opportunity. You must have had a total blast. I have the same chair you are sitting on in the video. Lol!
You are so adorable! love it! So fun, thanks for sharing with us your super amazing experience with Jewel, PINCH!
How fantastic, fun, and cute! What an amazing experience!
What a fun experience!
Happy holidays to you and your boys.
Singing with Jewel looks like a fun experience! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Jaden, YOU"RE a STAR!
That was awesome. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
hahahahah Me-Rri-O-Key hahahaha…it's Ka-Ra-O-Ke, sweetie..hahahahahahaha adorable!!!
I love the hat!!! where did you get it? so cute!!!
Merry Christmas!
Gee, your life totally stinks. *dripping with sarcasm*
Awesome video, looks like you guys had fun!
How fun! Looks like a great time!
Laaaaaaave it! You make me want to merryoke too!
Omg you really made it jaden i am so happy for you, i rember following you on your tiny blog wow go girl
This is so cute Jaden! I am so glad you shared it with all of us!
Very, very cute and so funny! <3!
I like the elf's hat..
Jaden you rock!! So glad you shared that with us! Happy holidays to you and yours!!
The names are backwards. Jewel has your name, Jaden and you have Jewel's! Haha! Looks like you all had so much fun!!
That's so fun! I also love that they switched your and Jewel's names! lol Awesome.
That's hilarious!! LOVE it!!
OMG you are the coolest person ever! Happy Holidays!
Jaden, You looked so pretty and those elf microphones are darling. I'll have to run out and get some!
Merrry Christmas.
You really looked glam Jaden and loved your makeup. Jewel is such a great singer and the guest house was the perfect setting!
Happy New Year to you and your family!
Judit & Corina
Jaden you are a rock star!
looking like a total diva, Jaden! Heeheehee. Gorgeous!


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Chapter Four.3 Reviews
oh no! who's dying next?
Jade shined the flashlight over the steps as he creaked his way up them. "God this is so damn stupid", he talked quietly as he walked upstairs.
The stairs were covered in thick dust, breaking and fallen away in some places. Jade came to a place in the stairs where five steps entirely were missing. "Oh this is just perfect", he sighs. "What am i supposed to do??", he was talking to himself.
After a few minutes he decided that he would simply go back. He turned around and heard something at the bottom of the steps, some sort of growl. He was puzzled and shined the small light down the dark staircase. "What the hell was that?!", he squeakily asks the darkness.
There was a reply of another growl and a few creaking stairs. Jade started to shake some, "W-who's t-th-there!?"
There was a louder growl as the creaking steps got closer. Jade quickly turned and jumped over the opening in the stairs, catching the edge of the last stair.
He watched as the flashlight fell into the depths of the dark and heard it shatter, leaving him in complete darkness.
He fell silent listening for the growls and creaking stairs, he was hanging by his hands, his feet trying to grip something. "Ahhh! This hurts!! I can't grip!! Someone help!", he cried out to no one.
The only thing left to hear him was the strange creature that was emitting the growls. The stairs creaked louder as Jade struggled to get onto the step. He felt the step give a shudder as it started to break away, he cried out "NO! SOMEONE! SAVE ME!!"
Jade whimpered as he heard the growling creature jump and land softly by his hands, making the last step shake. He tried to pull himself up again, but was answered with a deep throaty growl as he moved.
He stayed completely still, daring himself to breathe. He stared up at the creature, which was black as far as he could tell. It growled down on him and sniffed at his hands.
Jade winced as the creature sniffed his hands in his head alarms were going off telling him to let go and run, but he resisted them.
He felt the creature paw at his hands, and winced again, staying quiet. Suddenly without warning the creature bit down hard on his hands.
Jade cried out and instinctively let go, feeling himself fall down, down, down...
He screamed the whole way down and landed with a loud 'THUD' his left arm and right leg bent odd ways under him. His head was cracked and bleeding.
He felt his world go back, and Jade Puget was no more.
Davey looked up, "Jade?? What the hell??" He turned around, shining his flashlight's beam around the small kitchen. "Where are you Jade?? What happened!?", he called out to the now empty house.
Davey walked over to the door when he heard something rattle behind him. He turned quickly shining the small beam of light over towards the kitchen cabinet.
The cabinet gave forth a rattle, Davey jumped. As the cabinet gave a low growl and another jolt Davey gulped shakily.
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This thesis surveys the nature of imitation in the pastoral genre by examining Spenser's The Shepheardes Calender and a Canadian poem which overtly descends from it--James Reaney's A Suit of Nettles. The Introduction establishes the chronological evolution of pastoral by focusing on Theocritus's Idylls, Virgil's Eclogues and Mantuan's Adulescentia as generic touchstones. It also outlines briefly the Renaissance distinction between "Arcadian" and "Mantuanesque" pastoral. Chapter One deals with the extent to which each of The Shepheardes Calender and A Suit of Nettles specifically imitates its pastoral predecessors from Theocritus through Spenser. Chapter Two examines the degree of social engagement: while Spenser clearly comments on or even satirizes specific contemporary events and people in the world's eye--such as the French marriage question--in The Shepheardes Calender, Reaney--under the influence of Northrop Frye--seems to be concerned with drawing the reader's attention to general flaws he observes in twentieth-century Canadian culture. Finally, Chapter Three addresses the poetic craftsmanship of Spenser and Reaney by paying particular attention to their respective April eclogues through close technical analyses.
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This February, Luther College and Wartburg entered a new era of their rivalry: Energy Challenge 2009. This Challenge consisted of a head-to-head competition between the schools to reduce the most overall electricity and heating usage. The winning school got a hand-carved trophy and a year of bragging rights.
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The Inova Neuroscience Research Program seeks to meld basic science research with clinical research under the the direction of Dr. Beverly C. Walters, Director of Clinical Research, and Dr. Robert H. Lipsky, Director of Translational Research.
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Beverly C. Walters, MD, MSc, FRCS, FACS
Director of Clinical Research
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In addition to her role as director of clinical research in the Department of Clinical Neurosciences, Dr. Walters is a clinical epidemiologist who retired from a full-time clinical practice in neurosurgery to promote and develop evidence-based practices in the field of clinical neurosciences.
She serves as director of clinical research at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in the Division of Neurosurgery. Before joining the UAB faculty as an adjunct professor, she maintained academic appointments as a clinical professor of neurological surgery at New York University Medical School, an adjunct professor of neurosurgery at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, and was director of outcomes research at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. She is also a visiting professor at the University of Zagreb in Croatia. She was formerly residency program director in neurosurgery at Brown University School of Medicine.
Dr. Walters has extensive experience in clinical research, including the design and implementation of randomized controlled trials and case-control studies. She co-authored the textbook, Evidence-Based Neurosurgery, designed to introduce the concepts of evidence-based practice in neurosurgery. She is a recognized leader in promulgating practice guidelines for organized neurosurgery and has written extensively on study design and assessment of the quality of medical literature. She mentors students from George Mason University who are participants in the Inova Neurosciences Research Internship Program and Virginia Medical University's medical students undertaking clinical research at Inova.
Dr. Walters offers her expertise in epidemiology, biostatistics and clinical study design to students, residents and faculty. She was recently awarded the Anthony Marmarou Lectureship by the Joint Section on Neurotrauma and Critical Care of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons for her work in guideline development in traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury.
Robert Lipsky, PhD
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Department of Neurosciences
Inova Fairfax Hospital
Dr. Lipsky is director of translational research at Inova's Department of Neurosciences, holds multiple university appointments as a full professor, and is chief of Inova's translational research laboratory at Krasnow Institute for Advanced Study at George Mason University.
Before arriving at Inova in 2010, he served as chief of the section on molecular genetics for ten years at the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. His research centered on the molecular genetics of addiction and co-morbid disorders, such as major depression, and on defining molecular responses to brain injury. During this time he also served as a board member of the Brain Injury Association of Maryland.
Dr. Lipsky received his PhD in genetics and biochemistry from Cornell University. He holds two U.S. patents in DNA sequence detection and has co-authored more than 100 peer-reviewed scientific publications.
Dr. Lipsky has served as a scientific advisor to the U.S. Army and as a reviewer for the NIH. He is on the editorial board of several scientific journals. He pursues translational research to understand the etiology of complex disorders involving the brain through an understanding of genetics and its intersection with the patient's environment, insights that will lead to new treatment approaches as well as better targeting of existing therapies.
Kimberly Boucher, RN, BSN, CCRC
Research Manager
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Kimberly Boucher is a registered nurse and certified clinical research coordinator with a wide variety of clinical research experience. She first participated in research at the beside and during transport of critically ill neonates as a staff nurse. Fascinated by the application of new therapies and outcomes, she started her research career at Kaiser Permanente in Honolulu, Hawaii, in 2002. Working with Kaiser's Vaccine Study Center on pediatric phase III and IV studies grounded her in good clinical practice and the path to successful research. She then took her skills to Walter Reed Army Medical Center and used her strong knowledge and ethical base to lead smallpox and anthrax trials for the allergy and immunology department of the U.S. Army.
Ms. Boucher joined Inova in March 2011 after leaving Johns Hopkins for the opportunity to lead trials in the Neurosciences Department. At Hopkins, she conducted trials from concept to implementation in all phases for acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), brain tumors, H1N1, and pediatric respiratory (parainfluenza) vaccines. She has co-authored manuscripts, presented research progress and results at Bloomberg School of Public Health's annual vaccine day, and presented for targeted audiences within the Hopkins community.
Minette Ty, RN, BSN
Clinical Research Coordinator
Inova Neuroscience Research Program
Minette Ty graduated nursing school in 1998 with a Bachelors of Science degree in nursing. She has had a variety of research experiences. Her first clinical research experience was with interventional cardiology with Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX, where they examined the effects of anti-platelet therapy and the use of medications to prevent platelets from clumping and blood from clotting with patients with coronary artery disease who undergo angioplasty procedures. She later then joined UT MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX, where she expanded her research skills working with pediatrics to find cure for children who had leukemia, lymphoma and brain tumors. She also helped with the research treatment for adults with melanoma. Taking her skills to the northeast, Ms. Ty joined Inova in 2011, and then finally joined the Neurosciences Research Department in March 2013.
Samer Tanveer, MSW
Clinical Research Associate
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Samer "Summer" Tanveer received her undergraduate degree in psychology from Cedar Crest College, and her Master's in social work (MSW) from Virginia Commonwealth University. Her experience includes: case management, mental health counseling, focus group studies, and clinical research trials on migraine prevention and Alzheimer's disease. Ms. Tanveer joined the Inova Neuroscience Research Department in 2014 and will focus on clinical trials concerned with traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, aneurysms and brain tumors.
Swathi Ramesh, MPH
Clinical Research Associate
Inova Neuroscience Research Program
Swathi Ramesh earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Virginia Tech with a major in human nutrition, foods & exercise, and a minor in psychology. She also holds a Masters of Public Health degree in epidemiology from George Mason University. Previous experience includes conducting research with the Department of Pediatrics at Inova Children's Hospital. Ms. Ramesh joined the Inova Neuroscience Research Department in 2014 and will focus on clinical trials concerned with brain tumors and medical devices.
Leslie Hansen, BS
Research Assistant
Inova Neuroscience Research Program
Leslie Hansen earned her Bachelor of Science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in mathematics with minors in chemistry and brain and cognitive sciences. Her experience includes MRI imaging studies on Parkinson's disease and clinical research in neuroscience concerning brain tumors, stroke and medical devices.
Katherine Eberly, BS
Research Assistant
Inova Neuroscience Research Program
Katherine Eberly graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology and a minor in global affairs. She has assisted with clinical research in many areas, including: therapeutic hypothermia, and intracerebral and subarachnoid hemorrhages. In 2013, Ms. Eberly presented a poster at the 11th Annual Neurocritical Care Society Meeting on the outcomes of intracerebral hemorrhage patients boarded in specialized versus nonspecialized ICUs. Ms. Eberly joined the Inova Neuroscience Research Department as a research assistant in 2014.
Sarah Anderson, BA
Administrative Coordinator
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Sarah Anderson earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in neuroscience from Colgate University. Her range of research experience includes both academic and clinical projects. Initially she studied genetic models of Alzheimer's disease at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston, MA. In 2012, Ms. Anderson expanded her skills by joining a clinical research team in a primary care setting in Alexandria, VA. There she focused on clinical trials involving diabetes, gastrointestinal disorders, influenza, and respiratory ailments. With Inova's Neuroscience Research Department, she serves as the administrative coordinator, while assisting on trials regarding brain tumors, stroke, aneurysms and traumatic brain injuries.
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matthewggrammer said...
"Do I stick with my friends and keep trying to motivate them to do better, or do I leave them behind and find myself a new guild with more competitive players?"
It's safe to assume that your guildies don't play, research, and write about this game anywhere near as much as yourself. Stick with your friends, enjoy the top of the meter, and when you have extra time and a receptive player, research how to increase his/her DPS.
But stay with your friends.
I agree with this entirely, along with most of the commenters thus far. The biggest thing that a guild needs is teamwork and cooperation, which you should have plenty of in a guild of such close friends. Your guild-mates may not be as geared or skilled as you are, but they're still going to give you the best experiences. If you were to jump ship to a new guild, not only do you risk alienating your current guild-mates/friends, but you risk finding yourself stuck in a guild with people who you just don't "click" with as well.
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(Why in gods name this happens I don't know, but CA.org has always had some oddities due to this.)
shit I thought there would be diffficulties... missed the beginning. Is there a reason I can't use the chat/window?
EDIT: Alright noweverything works fine
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same problem, here !
thanks idiot apathy...at least i can see something now. hehe.
I'm trying to buy this and watch post-live, but the link doesn't show any "add to cart" button or anything. Also noticed some other lectures didn't have a purchase option, are some lectures one day only?
Also, the text color on the EnvDesign page is nearly unreadable against the BG. Have to highlight to read.
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im sure this has been covered in one of these live threads but i havnt seen it yet. can you still watch the on demand even if you didnt take part in the live session. so is it possible for me to get this and the color workshops now? or was it a limited time type of deal
thanks for doing these, this is really cool
Earendil: Give it a few days and check again. I think they temporarily disable the purchase button while they are uploading the recorded segments.
RichKid; Yes you can! I've purchased both the color theory and composition classes after they were ran and have been watching them on-demand. Though I am not sure the exact dates they will be available until.
@spinedonor- AWESOME!! thanks a ton.
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just a heads up that I have spent the past two weeks trying to resolve issues with livestream. Whits video will have part one up tomorrow I am told. We will do our best. I will also keep this one up another thirty days so no one misses out. Thank you for your patience.
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How long is this stream? I'd like to watch it during my lunch break since it's the only spare time I have during the day..
another couple weeks.
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Arian Foster has been sitting out of the Texans' preseason games with a sore back, but could get back into the team practices as soon as Monday, sources say. The Texans will take on the Miami Dolphins on Saturday, but there is no expectation that the star running back will take a single snap, which is obviously a wise choice. As Foster is expected to come back on Monday, he should be ready to play in Houston's third preseason game against the New Orleans Saints.
This is good news for fans, who may have thought that this sore back might have impeded on Foster's regular season. Seeing him come back isn't just good news for the team and its fans, but for fantasy football players as well. Knowing that Foster is going to be starting practices soon makes me a little more comfortable drafting him in my fantasy leagues if given the opportunity to with the number two or three overall pick.
If you do wind up choosing Foster in your fantasy draft, make sure you grab his backup, Ben Tate, in a later round, as this sore back could be a lingering issue throughout the season for Arian Foster.


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The Perfect API Storm
September 03, 2014
Smartphones, tablets and other wireless devices have made it possible for consumers to access the Internet from almost anywhere in the world -- but apps are the tools that specifically drive usage, by offering an easy-to-use interface. As a result, consumers are getting accustomed to accessing the Internet using apps instead of a browser. Businesses have embraced this change.
Fanning the Flames of the Systemd Inferno
September 02, 2014
They say art imitates life, but it's surprising how often the same can be said of the Linux blogs. Case in point: Just as the world at large is filled today with fiery strife -- Gaza, Ukraine, Syria, Ferguson -- so, too, is the Linux blogosphere. Of course, it's not political, social or racial struggles tearing the FOSS community apart. Rather, the dividing issue here is none other than Systemd.
Victimized Celebs Blamed for Their Indecent Exposure
September 02, 2014
Apple on Tuesday issued a statement blaming the posting online of more than 100 celebrities' photos in various stages of dishabille on a highly targeted hack attack to gain access to their usernames, passwords and answers to security questions. None of the cases investigated resulted from any breach in the company's systems, including iCloud or Find my iPhone, Apple maintained.
What Lies Beneath Social Media Users' Self-Censoring Ways
September 02, 2014
People have been reluctant to discuss whistle-blower Edward Snowden's revelations about the NSA's surveillance activities in social media, the Pew Center Internet Project reported last week. Only 42 percent of the 1,800 adults interviewed by the center were willing to post their views on the topic on their Facebook and Twitter accounts, although 82 percent were willing to discuss it face to face.
Civilian IT Market to Remain Firm in 2015, as Defense Outlays Drop
September 02, 2014
The U.S. government soon will be operating in the 2015 fiscal year, which begins on Oct. 1. For information technology vendors, marketing to federal agencies will remain challenging during 2015 and succeeding years, as agencies work within a constrained budget environment. In the short term, overall federal IT spending will decline. However, most of the reductions will fall within the DoD.
Digital Clone: You Won't Be Able to Live Without One
September 01, 2014
A very interesting book just hit the market. Written by Martine Rothblatt -- apparently she is America's top paid female CEO -- its title is Virtually Human: The Promise -- and the Peril -- of Digital Immortality. The subject is digital clones, and Rothblatt goes into depth about what they are, when they are coming, and the likelihood they eventually will have equal human rights.
Stop Missing the Big Goal
August 29, 2014
Why do you go to work each day? Some people may claim it's love of the work. What they do is so rewarding and wonderful that they'd do it for free. "Don't tell my boss!" they joke. Hardy-har. However, even the most fulfilled, self-actualized and altruistic person lives and works in a world where money talks. It takes money to keep a roof over your head and food on the table.
Uber Hustles to Buff Up Its Image
August 29, 2014
Uber is attempting to polish its image with a defense of its driver recruitment tactics following publication this week of accounts of sabotage, dirty tricks and generally ruthless behavior toward Lyft and other competitors in the ride-sharing space. "We want to make sure everyone has access to Uber's unmatched economic opportunity," Uber's "Craig" innocently said in a blog post.
Apple's About to Kick Mobile Payments Into High Gear
August 29, 2014
Rumor has it that when Apple reveals its much-hyped iPhone 6 on Sept. 9, one of the features it will be trumpeting -- finally -- is near field communication. The NFC tech will enable mobile payments, Wired reported, citing sources "familiar with the matter." Wow. If this is true, it could be the catalyst that propels mobile payments into the mainstream.
American Airlines Veers Out of Orbitz
August 28, 2014
American Airlines this week withdrew its flight content from Orbitz Worldwide's websites, which include Orbitz.com, ebookers.com and CheapTickets.com. The companies are locked in a booking fee dispute. They have clashed on this issue before, and it is also a brewing source of discontent between the airlines and Orbitz's competitors, such as Expedia.
TWC Bungle Could Jeopardize Comcast Merger
August 28, 2014
Time Warner Cable suffered a massive service outage in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, leaving an unknown number of its nearly 12 million customers nationwide without service for hours. "As of 6 a.m. ET, services were largely restored ... . As of 8 a.m., all services were back to normal," said TWC's Eric Mangan. Well, not quite all -- Downdetector's statistics showed outages continued.
Comcast: Friendlier Attitudes Aren't Enough
August 28, 2014
Comcast has been trying to improve customer care. It has made some headway, but reliability is a big issue. I like Comcast people. During the last couple of years, their performance has gotten better. However, the quality of Comcast's service is still unreliable, at best, and problems just don't go away. Think of Comcast as a family-owned company that happens to be the largest in the industry.
A Big Honking iPad Could Roll Right Over Apple's Speed Bump
August 27, 2014
While the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 is working to establish itself as the perfect tweener device between tablet and laptop, one hot rumor suggests that Apple's answer for more working space on an iPad will come in the form of a bigger screen -- 12.9 inches of touch-sensitive glory. The rumor comes from Bloomberg, which vaguely cited "people with knowledge of the matter."
California Lays Down the Kill-Switch Law
August 27, 2014
Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday signed into law a bill requiring that anti-theft measures be incorporated into all smartphones sold within California. It doesn't specify the particular technologies used to enable that capability, but it does require that the feature, also known as a "kill switch," give smartphone users the ability to remotely disable their devices in the event they're lost or stolen.
Evolving CRM
August 26, 2014
The CRM Evolution conference held last week in New York was interesting for multiple reasons. Most importantly, perhaps, is the perception that the market is moving into a higher gear, slipping past the restraints of a recession that would not quit. Good things are in store for the industry, I think, as buyers step up their games and vendors unleash a passel of new solutions.
Open Source Software: Sailing Into Friendlier Seas
August 26, 2014
Open source software is now a force drawing enterprises and developers like a magnet. The factors pulling adopters into the open source fold are changing, though. Also changing are the attitudes of software developers and corporate leaders about the viability and adaptability of open source. Open source software is increasingly important within the corporation.
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August 26, 2014
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook conflates lots of different things: It's an Android tablet designed for reading, made by Samsung for Barnes & Noble. That might seem confusing, and I'd agree. It's essentially a branded version of the Galaxy Tab 4 with an e-commerce focus. Specifically, there's a Barnes & Noble Newsstand app, with games, movies and books on offer.
China to Go Its Own OS Way
August 26, 2014
China is developing a homegrown operating system that could be ready as soon as October as part of an effort to wean itself from Western-made software, according to a Sunday report from the government news agency. The new operating system first will appear on desktop devices and then be extended to smartphones and other mobile devices in three to five years.
NSA Shares Its Data Wealth
August 26, 2014
The United States National Security Agency secretly shares the communications data it has amassed over the years with nearly 24 U.S. government agencies using a search engine resembling Google Search, according to documents released by Edward Snowden. That's more than 850 billion records of phone calls, emails, cellphone locations and Internet chats.
Sony DDoS Attack May Have Been Smokescreen
August 25, 2014
Sony's PlayStation and Sony Entertainment networks were taken down over the weekend by a distributed denial of service attack. The hackers, who call themselves the "Lizard Squad," also forced authorities to divert a plane Sony Entertainment president was on by tweeting that there might be a bomb on board. A hacker with the handle "FamedGod" later claimed responsibility for the DDoS attack.
Google Autocomplete's Brushes With Libel
August 25, 2014
Can an automated Google feature that ostensibly helps users with a search be a basis for libel? Courts in Germany, Italy and Hong Kong have had to field that question. Google's position is that there is no human intervention, and that its algorithm is based merely on what others have searched for, or strings of words in indexed pages. Autocomplete predictions are just possible search terms.
Comcast Really Does Hate Its Customers
August 25, 2014
We were treated to the customer support call from hell earlier this month when a couple of well-connected bloggers taped their call to Comcast attempting to disconnect from the service and posted it online. Apparently there has been a sequel. The clear lesson -- particularly from the second call -- is that if you talk to Comcast support you need to record the call if you don't want to get screwed.
Security Researchers Lay Bare TSA Body Scanner Flaws
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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration, part of the Department of Homeland Security, has spent more than a billion dollars on full-body scanners designed to strengthen airport security. It turns out that at least one model of scanner in use for four years -- the Rapiscan Secure 1000 full-body scanner -- easily could have been foiled by a savvy bad actor.
'iWatch' Could Be Late for a Very Important Date
August 22, 2014
Apple may be forced to postpone the launch of the hotly anticipated "iWatch" or health band, perhaps pushing it back to 2015. It apparently is facing wide-ranging production issues involving components, system design, manufacturing, and integration between hardware and software. Holy macaroni. Of course, it should be noted that Apple has never said that it would deliver anything of the sort.
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Now, the wintry mix is crossing northeastern Kentucky, with rain showers covering most areas south of I-64 across the eastern third of the Bluegrass State. Lots of low clouds and some patchy drizzle will linger through the afternoon as temperatures climb to near 40°.
After a quieter night with some patchy freezing fog and lows near 30°, we'll warm all the way up to near 50° on Wednesday. Scattered rain showers will arrive with the next storm system on Wednesday evening and Wednesday night. Instability will be very limited (almost non-existent), but there will be a strengthening low-level jet, which is a stronger wind a few thousand feet above the ground. Around 5,000', winds will blow from the south at about 60 mph at 7 AM on Thursday. This will really help to feed moisture-rich air into Kentucky, and may be enough to help fuel the development of an isolated thunderstorm or two, embedded within the rain.
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So while the more legitimate severe weather chances will remain closer to the Gulf Coast, some in Kentucky could hear a rumble of thunder early on Thursday.
Rainfall will be most widespread in the early to midmorning time frame on Thursday. Here is this morning's GFS forecast for rainfall between 7 AM and 10 AM on Thursday.
Things will remain fairly active, although with our mid to late-week storm system, we're talking about rain instead of snow.
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June 7, 2013 By: Pulser_G2
In light of HTC's persistent refusal to give in, and stop wasting their customers' money on their failed attempts to lock down bootloaders, it is rather pleasing to note that the Revolutionary team has made its return to the HTC One forums, to present their early-access developer preview of Revone.
Posted by XDA Recognized Developer ieftm, it appears the Revolutionary team have been busy once again. The current tool is clearly labelled as an early access preview, and it is worth heeding the warnings. That said, this appears ready to use if you have suitable experience in working with command line tools such as adb and fastboot.
The exploit takes the form of a single binary, which is pushed to /data/local/tmp (a location where the user has free access to write files to using the adb service, and execute them from within), and run the prepare command (revone -P) in order to prepare the device for the process of gaining S-OFF. The next step is arguably of most interest, where the bootloader can be unlocked, locked (without setting the re-locked flag), relocked (leaving the relocked flag in place), and the tamper flag can be reset.
With the ability to reset flags like the tamper flag, one really must question the usefulness of such a "security" feature. If it can be reset solely using software, does it offer much protection whatsoever? Bootloader locks are a useful security feature when they can only be removed by the legitimate owner, but unfortunately HTC continues to offer incomplete locks to developers, and the community has once again taken it upon itself to right this.
Do bootloader locks help with device security, or do they simply serve to satisfy controlling carriers' thirst to exert control over devices on their network? Either way in this case, it is clear the Revolutionary team has shown they offer little in the way of security. Those looking to get started should head over to the development thread for more details.
February 24, 2012 By: Former Writer
HBoot in HTC devices is central to the overall development experience, especially if you intend on rooting and unlocking the bootloader your device. However, bootloaders aren't just for unlocking or flashing RUUs to get back to stock. They can actually be useful for a variety of other things. XDA Senior Member dla5244 has released a beta of a custom HBoot version 2.00 named Blackrose, which is available for anyone who's rocking a HTC Incredible S.
In order to get started, your current HBoot must be S-Off. Blackrose is feature packed and includes things that you cannot get in a typical HBoot. The features includes:
Removed oem lock, unlock command(because there is no need to unlock)
*.I will release new BlackRose after Official ICS release(I think hboot will be changed)
Feature – Nexus One BlackRose (Just Reference)
Security OFF
None padlock mark even unlocked
Password protection
Engineering command
BlackRose custom command
Change boot logo
Resize Partition
Select menu by pressing trackball
Switch vibration at boot
CRC32 check function
Prevent overwrite HBOOT by RUU
The installation of the HBoot is pretty easy, simply, plug the phone into a PC with USB Debugging on (charging only) and run the install.bat file. To revert, plug it back in and run the uninstall.bat.
If your Incredible S already is S-Off and you want to give it a shot, you can find all information you need in the original thread. Keep in mind that you are flashing bootloaders, so there is the potential for your phone to get pretty messed up. Proceed with caution.
February 9, 2012 By: Former Writer
The well known website www.htcdev.com is slowly becoming the go to website for HTC users who want to unlock their bootloaders and get s-off on their bootloaders. However, sometimes there are easier ways for people who don't want to register their device with HTCdev and want to have the option to retain their warranty.
It is with this in mind that XDA Member shadi22 has posted a method that allows users carrying the HTC Desire S to downgrade from the latest hboot version so that they can attain s-off without all the hassle of the website.
The tools required are easy to obtain and include:
2.misc_version (download attachments below)
3.OLDEST RUU for your "REGION/ BRAND".. i repeat, specific region to avoid customer ID error.
4. adb (you know how it works)
5. phone in USB debugging mode.
The process is a tad complicated and requires using ADB, so be sure that if you give this tutorial a shot that you carefully read the instructions and follow them. Once everything is flashed properly, then it's just a matter of running over to revolutionary.io and using the tried and true s-off method.
For those carrying the HTC Desire S and want some s-off goodness, check out the original thread for downloads, full instructions and all your s-off needs. Once you're rooted and s-off, don't forget to make that backup before you go flashing anything.
December 30, 2011 By: Former Writer
As they say, the real fun doesn't start until your device gets root and s-off and that's certainly the case with the HTC Jetstream. The device got root just a couple days ago and the modders and developers have gone to work making the already great device even greater.
XDA Senior Member Giblet-dono has drawn up a quick tutorial that will give your HTC Jetstream the ability to make and receive phone calls over a 3g GSM network. According to Giblet-dono, all you need to get started is:
3G JetStream
S-Off (get yours from HTCDev soon!)
Root (get yours from DoomLord)
That seems like a very short and easy list of pre-requisites. Based on the instructions, it seems just as easy as editing your build.prop file which doesn't carry a whole lot of risk, so if this sounds like you'd like to try out then head on over to the original thread for the full instructions.
Additionally, Giblet-dono is also working on making messaging work and the up-to-date troubleshooting for it is going on right now in the same thread. It won't be long until you can use your Jetstream as a fully functional phone. A very large, very awesome phone.
December 27, 2011 By: Former Writer
Livven has already talked about the Honeycomb update and you can find the article right here .
However, there has been new developments and we are happy to update you to let you know that the HTC Evo View 4g can now have Honeycomb, root and recovery thanks to XDA Member globatron .
If you take a stroll down XDA way and take a gander at this thread you can check out this early release of s-off instructions.
As globatron states in the thread,
This is an early version of the S-OFF procedure intended for experienced modders / developers not for general users, if you are neither of these, then it is not intended for you at this time.
So, as the warning states, unless you're an experienced developer then you should probably stay away from this for the time being. However, this is the official "first step" in getting s-off, root and recovery to all Honeycomb-toting HTC Evo View users.
Despite not being a public release, it is encouraging to see that people are on the job and finding ways around the new framework and we're sure there will be a public release very soon. Until then, though, you'll have to keep tabs on the thread from the link above to keep up to date with the HTC View's Honeycomb rooted goodness!
December 22, 2011 By: Jase Glenn
S-OFF. Those five characters represent the world to power users. They represent the ability to do whatever you want, whenever you want, without the OEM holding you down.
For many a GSM EVO 3D user, those few characters seemed unattainable. HTC had locked the HBOOT and downgrading seemed impossible. As the months passed, hope seemed lost…
Fortunately for them, a clever chap by the name of navrasis refused to give in. After much research he cracked the code, err…blocks in this case. You see with a little creativity (and a hex editor) he managed to beat the system. See for yourself here.
A word of caution though, this mod is not for the faint of heart. Any time you mess with things on such a low level, you take a chance of bricking your device.
So rejoice EVO 3D users: you won.


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