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What is the Unitraverse Desktop Productivity App?
There are a number of ways to describe what the UD App is:
The UD App is a client application that runs inside a browser on a desktop computer or laptop, giving users integrated organizaton and management capabilities for all assets. Read more...
Who is the UD App for?
This app is for anyone who uses a desktop computer and would like the easiest possible way to put away browser tabs and come back to them. It is especially useful for those who leave and come back to groups of documents and web pages, but seem to always have clutter hanging around because of this context switching. Want to save time finding stuff? Want to group and access documents and web urls that belong together? Read more...
Features and capabilities
- integrates all resources, whether online pages or file system items & documents, into a workflow, minimizing and even eliminating the time spent looking for some item among many tabs, many open docs, many open applications
- allows wrapping of all resources in customized workflows or investigation contexts that are intuitive and easily organized as the user wishes.
- allows tracking of browser tab locations and capturing of urls to an organized lattice for later access.
- allows browser tabs to be managed in groups. You can open groups of tabs and close groups of tabs with one click, which not only provides the filtering that enables the first bullet (above), it can now happen quickly and automatically.
- allows all documents to be managed in groups. You can open groups of docs and close groups of docs with a single click, which not only provides the filtering that enables the first bullet (above), but it now happens quickly and automatically. Close each document group automatically with a single operation when you are done, knowing that you are now ceasing work on a particular investigation, synthesis, or workflow. You know that you can easily get back to the same group of docs. This will enable you to have some important documents which are part of a reference library remain open while you move around to different workflows.
- Build and permute a customized organizational lattice quickly and easily. Because the organizational scheme is simple to generate, you can change the scheme as needed so that you will be able to remember more easily and quite reliably where the workflow and its important resources are.
allows organizational schemes to be quickly created for
- workflows
- investigations and syntheses
- job responsibilities
- allows context modality, specifically the formatting, to be quickly (with only a couple clicks) applied to entire branches of the organizational lattice.
- allows fast creation of a new text document from the location you are already working from, and brings it to the front inside an editor, complete with a filename, file system location and document title header already in place
- export all resources, links and structural lattice to target locations on the file system
How does this change things?
The transformation from how things have been done in the past to how they will now be done using the UD Application can be summarized in the following way.... Learn more...
Basic description and screen shots
Have a first look at the Unitraverse Desktop app, and it's main features here: UD App intro page
System requirements
In order to use the Unitraverse Desktop app, you must have the following:
On Windows
- Windows 7, 8.1, or 10
- Python 2.7
- Chrome browser 49 (or later) or FireFox 60 (or later)
On Mac
- Mac Mountain Lion (later OS X versions probably work, but not tested)
- Python 2.7
- Chrome browser 49 (or later) or FireFox 60 (or later)
Test drive the app online!
You can try the online demo version of the UD App right now! The UI and some of it's functionality is available with this online version, but saving data is currently unsupported. The demo was intended for systems that meet the prereq requrements above. The online demo app will also be limited further until the Web Helper browser extension is installed.
To test drive UD App online go here: test-drive
To install the Web Helper browser extension for Chrome, visit the UD app Chrome extension Google Web Store listing:
To install the Web Helper extension for Firefox, follow these instructions: Installing Web Helper for Firefox
Malware concerns
Malware is a real issue these days and because it is impossible to know who the bad actors are and often difficult to determine what code is malicious, it has become necessary for a software company without an established reputation that seeks a wider adoption, to make their products available as human readable source code. That is the approach we have taken ... Read more...
Warning about unencrypted data and the Web Helper browser extension
Installing and running a Unitraverse Web Helper browser extension is not private and can be associated with risks of eavesdropping and data theft. If you are not operating behind a firewall, (in other words if you are not using the Web Helper and udagent or cloundagent in a secure network where all endpoints are protected by a fire wall), then anyone can potentially see your data. The Web Helper extensions for FireFox® and Chrome currently do not use data encryption, and both your stored vault items and any internet activity happening via the browser client is available to anyone who has the ability to sniff packets that you send and recieve
Please do not keep passwords or login credentials in a vault. Also, it is not recommended to keep sensitive or confidential information in a vault.
Whereas most desktop implementations will not route data packets to 'localhost' in such a way that they are visible externally, we recommend an overabundance of caution when it comes to your confidential and sensitive data.
Data loss prevention
The issue of data loss concerns both individuals and corporate users who invest time and money into the systems and data content they depend on. It is critically important that backup versions of your vault data is created and stored, so that you can roll back unwanted changes in case something goes wrong. Catastrophic data loss might conceivably occur if backup copies of your data are not continuously generated for each edition of a vault.
To highlight the importance of this issue, some examples of real-world data loss can be found here: https://hctechguys.com/3-examples-data-loss-will-make-sweat/
While currently the UD App does not provide automatic data backups, a developer can easily add a line to the python udagent.py file that will kick off a git command from python to automatically save the various copies of your data vault at the time of each edit. No data can be saved without using the udagent, so this auto-backup strategy would go a long way toward mitigating human error and natural disasters that can lead to data loss.
To learn more about data safety strategies used in the UD Application read the Unitraverse Client Application Data Safety white paper.
Privacy policy
To view the privacy policy go here: Privacy policy page
Free Trial Period (payment reminders after the trial)
You will have a 45-day evaluation period to make sure it is working on your system, and that it is valuable to you. During this time the usage of the application will be without cost, and will not come with any pay reminders. After the trial period, there will be occasional reminders that the trial period is over and that it is time to register your instance of the UD App.
Current 3-month subscription price: .$6.00
To make 8 quarterly payments toward full ownership, register your account key and select the "3-Month Subscription" option. You can pay with a credit card or using your PayPal account.
Current 1-Month subscription price: .$2.00
To make 24 monthly payments toward full ownership, register your account key and select the "1-Month Subscription" option. You can pay with a credit card or using your PayPal account.
Current buying price: .$48.00
To make a one-time payment to buy the UD Application, you can pay with a credit card or using your PayPal account. Simply register your key. The easiest time to do this is when you see a payment reminder while using the application, when the account key is filled in automatically, otherwise you will need to follow instructions to manually discover and copy and paste your key.
License Agreement
To view the end user licensing agreement here: License (v 1.4)
Quick & easy set-up scripts
For both Windows and the Mac there are interactive set-up scripts that help you with the entire end-to-end set-up process... downloading and installing prereqs (the Chrome browser, Python and the Chrome extension for tab tracking), downloading, installing and starting the desktop app in Chrome.
To get started, read more info about using the setup scripts.
To get the convenient set-up scripts for your platform, go to this Download page
For more in-depth documentation click here: Documentation
This will cover how to download and install, how to use the UD App, and even some suggestions about how to organize your computer resources in a vault workflow context.
Q: What information about me or my system will be uploaded and shared?
A: Usage data is collected to show what features you are using. When this information gets uploaded to our server, no personal information about you is included. The information is linked to your account key. This usage may be used to compile an overall usage database that will be completely anonymous. We never share your identity publicly unless you provide consent to share this information in a separate agreement or contract. There are more details provided in the privacy policy.
Register your account key
Register your copy here: Register my app
Get a replacement key
A replacement key is free of charge, and the process to get a new account key is intended to be as painless as possible.
Each registered app will have an account key that can be replaced if the key has been stolen or even shared inadvertently. Keys are not meant to be shared, as payment for a single key only covers one user on machines belonging to that single user (see License agreement for details on this). When account keys are shared, they become immediately invalid. This does not mean the app and your data will be rendered useless, it only means that you will begin to see the payment reminders again.
The usage data that is reported to the website will allow us to detect overlaps in reporting time-spans. When an overlap happens, the account key involved will be revoked, and the owner of the account key will need to request a new account key.
Get a replacement key here (email verification will be required): Replace my account key
Becoming a test partner
There is currently a need for testers to look things over from a customer point of view, assess the user experience and the type of productivity gains you see and also to report on any bugs that you might find.
If you would be interested in contributing to the quality of the UD App, and would like to know how to obtain free access to the beta version and also to the first major release, then please contact us at email@example.com. The tester account key will be available as long as the need for help continues. This notice will be updated when enough testers have signed up.
For help or support please send questions and/or correspondence to firstname.lastname@example.com
Our company was founded in July 2017 by Bradley Pliam.
The headquarters is currently in Austin, Texas.
Ideas that have been in gestation since the early 2000s have now finally been given 'wings'.
The mission of the company is to deliver happiness in the form of value and great user experience via high quality software, being honest about what is being delivered, and up-front about any current limitations. The world of software has some great things, along with some not so great things. We intend to be a positive influence.
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Originally from Memphis, Tennessee, Justin graduated from Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama and Covenant Theological seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. Justin has been married since 2002 to his wife, Elizabeth Huss. From 2004-2006, Justin served as an Assistant Pastor with Redeemer Presbyterian Church in San Antonio, Texas. He began his Campus Minister tenure with RUF in 2006 as he pioneered a new work on the campus of Trinity University in San Antonio. After four years at Trinity, Justin accepted a call to serve as the RUF Campus Minister at the University of Georgia in Athens, where he served for seven years. In the summer of 2017, Justin accepted a new call as the RUF Area Coordinator for the states of Georgia and North Carolina. Elizabeth and Justin are the proud parents of two sons and one daughter. The Clements enjoy the finer things in life like college sports and enjoy cheering for the bulldogs. Justin is also a self proclaimed expert in 1980's music and movie trivia.


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Earlier this year, I reviewed the first season of the Fargo TV series inspired by the Coen brothers' film of the same name, praising it for memorable characters, disturbing depictions of violence, and writing.
Because I missed it on TV when it aired, I had a lot of hype for the second season Blu-ray, even picking it up on the day it was released, which, surprisingly, is a first for me.
The second season of Fargo is not a continuation of the first, but rather a completely new "true" story that isn't true about crime in Minnesota. It is again created and written by Noah Hawley, who out-did himself for this season.
The first season followed a standard police procedural format. Considering that everything else in the show was so unorthodox, even more so than the film at times, the fact that the format was so standard bothered me, not because it was bad, but because it was just too mundane compared to everything else. The second season is a lot more like an action thriller. It focuses much less on the police trying to catch the criminals. Instead, they are trying to stop a catastrophic gang war between two opposing factions, that two regular people, by chance, just end up getting involved in. The fat has been trimmed out for this season, and part of that is due to the shift in focus. At the end of the day, a police officer trying to solve the case has been done to death. Even though the first season did this well, the second season brings something new to the table, something fairly rare within television.
The one thing that hasn't changed, and never should, is the tone. This more than anything ties it back to the source material. At the end of the day it's still a "true" crime black comedy with a touch of the absurd (although I would argue that this season has been slapped with the absurd instead, which isn't a bad thing). It still balances comedy and drama on a knife's edge except this season takes a lot more risks.
A couple of elements are unbelievably divisive. For example, there are two deus ex machinas involving a flying saucer that are never explained. I can't articulate why these elements don't bother me, but they just sort of fit in with the Fargo universe. Going into it, you expect that a Fargo story is going to be bizarre. This just took it further than it ever has before and it's up to you to decide whether it has gone too far.
Overall, I enjoyed the second season of Fargo more than the first. The idea to take the tone from the film and the first season and make the events that happen even more absurd, was a risky one, but had a giant pay-off. The second season may distance itself from the film, but it is the most original thing on television I have watched in recent memory.
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The tenth Berlin Biennale, titled 'We Don't Need Another Hero', "…proposes a plan on how to face a collective madness; it offers a platform for collective dreaming and for action."[i] In place of a direct curatorial theme or framework, curator Gabi Ngcobo instead proposes the biennale as a space in which to retreat and reflect, camouflaged by its dazzle ship-inspired pink and grey branding.
This emphasis on dialogue and discourse is also evident in Ngcobo's collaborative approach, inviting Nomaduma Rosa Masilela, Serubiri Moses, Thiago de Paula Souza, and Yvette Mutumba to join her as a curatorial team, building critique and reflection into the processes of making the biennale.
For the biennale itself, this process has resulted in exhibitions across five venues – primarily at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Akademie der Kunste, and ZK/U Centre for Art and Urbanistics, with the Volksbuhne Pavilion and Hau Hebbel am Ufer hosting event-based performance works.
While some artist's work, such as Lubaina Himid's paintings and Luke Willis Thompson's ready-made and bronze sculptures, appears in multiple venues, tracing a line across the exhibitions, without a clear direction or trajectory, the biennale sometimes felt a little untethered or aimless.
This feeling though may be the product of expectations of transformative, bold political and artistic statements, that we are so used to in these settings. Indeed, in diverging from this, the subtlety and space of the exhibitions (particularly in the beautiful and precise exhibition design at the Akademie der Kunste) allow for certain artworks to stand out.
Arriving at KW, we first encounter Dineo Seshee Bopape's installation "Untitled (Of Occult Instability) [Feelings]" (2016-18) which includes brick arrangements and water fountains along with artworks from three other artists (Jabu Arnell, Lachell Workman, Robert Rhee) and a video of Nina Simone's 1976 performance of Feelings, an assembly that sets a tone of deconstruction and multiplicity. In the same venue, Okwui Okpokwasili has created an installation centred on a space of contemplation and exchange, enclosed in thin translucent plastic sheeting that flutters and pulses as viewers – shoes removed – quietly move around.
In the basement of ZK/U, works by Tony Cokes combine bold scrolling text statements with pop music soundtracks to produce engrossing video moments and one of the highlights of the biennale. At the Akadmie der Kunste, Sondra Perry's video work is another standout piece, which brings together video game basketball players and museum artefacts to question the relations between digital bodies and real world spaces.
As well as the collaborative curatorial approach, and the diversity of artistic practices included – in medium and geography – several artists also undertook residencies in other parts of the world, including Brazil, South Africa, India and the Netherlands in association with the participation in the biennale, hinting again the centrality of exchange and reflection in this edition's approach, in place of lofty goals or displays. This thoughtful way of working, though not necessarily visible to an exhibition visitor, is perhaps this biennale's strong point.
[i] Gabi Ngcobo (2018), "Dear history, we don't need another hero" (curatorial statement), Berlin Biennale Guidebook, p. 18


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VANCOUVER, Oct. 3, 2018 /CNW/ - Global Health Clinics Ltd. (the "Company") (CSE: MJRX) (Frankfurt: L002) and it's subsidiary Medicinal Cannabis Resource Center (MCRCI) is pleased to announce that the Company's CEO, Terry Roycroft, will be presenting at the Kamloops Summit on Opioid and Cannabinoid Research. The event will be focusing on educating Canada's health professionals on the health benefits of cannabis and the upcoming legalization.
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No press tickets. No Palace Radio. No reason to be there other than to enjoy the game solely as a fan. I admit I had forgotten what being a fan felt like after so long watching every move and needing to come up with something witty to say or an observation to jot down. For once I had the chance to just live the moment of the football match and when the whistle went the pressure was off.
Of course I miss reporting on games so much. The connections I had built up at various publications for football were the first to go or withdraw their support in the way of work and even though I am better now the offers do not roll in like they used to. It is clear mental health stigma is still very much alive in the footballing world.
Returning to Selhurst involved almighty courage from myself as an acknowledgement of the past v the present. It was made additionally challenging by being in the Lower Holmesdale because normally I just hide away somewhere with a little desk and space galore. My anxiety is still there and being surrounded by people, standing for 90 minutes and trying to remember all the words to various songs was a lot of pressure. But I did it because December is the month of me doing stuff instead of letting fear win out to prepare that mentality for the year ahead.
My partner got the tickets through one of his workmates season tickets because neither him or his dad were heading to the game. Getting hold of gold dust is easier than getting hold of a Palace ticket these days!
The day was great and I felt so good afterwards. The uplifting feeling of cheering with everybody around you feels great and it stays with you for the rest of the day and weekend. I felt alive, proud of myself and most importantly had a good time enjoying Palace football as a fan; the way it is meant to be enjoyed.
I could go on to do a huge thing about what I thought of the game but I was there to enjoy it and not get a match report out of it. We won and it was a miracle (given how the scoreline did not really reflect our poor first half performance) and it was nice to be able to see the team succeed in person (or succeed at all in Palace's recent case). 3-0 against a team on a run of form is not too shabby at all let us just see if we can keep it up away at Hull!


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West Costco Sales Items for December 14-20 for BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan
There are no Handout Coupons this week. The website states that the next batch of handout coupons will be on December 21. There are still lots of different Christmas Chocolates on sale this week. It looks like the most popular sale item this week (judging by the empty boxes were the Desobry Biscuits). Swiffer products are still on sale – the dusters are great for a quick clean before guests arrive.
Also for those of you who are no imbibing this holiday season, the organic sparkling fruit juice is on sale and can make for a tasty if not as fun alternative. The Castello Aged Havarti is on sale – the regular version is my favorite Havarti cheese sold at Costco. The sample I had at the store was delicious.
A lot of the items in the seasonal aisle are starting to go on clearance – It will vary by store, but worth a walk through if you have the time.
Happy Shopping!
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Over 130 people have been arrested in connection with protests surrounding the murder of Oscar Grant III. This morning, the first arraignments were to be held for over 30 people charged with misdemeanors and felonies at the Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse in Oakland. Charges for 28 individuals charged with misdemeanors were delayed, meaning that District Attorney Tom Orloff has up to one year to file charges. One person with a misdemeanor and two people with felonies are still facing their charges in court. The next arraignments for those arrested in connection with the Oscar Grant Rebellion are February 9th, 13th, and 17th. The Oakland 100 Support Committee requests that supporters keep the pressure on until all charges are dropped.
February 6, 2009
Charges Delayed for 28 Misdemeanors Related to Oscar Grant Rebellion
About Oakland 100 Support Committee
The Oakland 100 Support Committee (O100) came together after the rebellions in January 2009 against the police murder of Oscar Grant III. Since then we have worked along side arrestees to raise awareness about their cases. Through several successful benefits we raised over 4000 dollars for the 3 people that had felony cases. To this date none of them served any jail time. We produced a short documentary entitled "Hands Off Oakland Rebels" and participated in the "Drop the Charges" campaign. With the recent news of killer cop, Johannes Mesherle's lenient sentence of involuntary manslaughter Oakland erupted again in rage. That night close to 100 protesters were arrested and 12 people are still being held in jail and facing trumped up felony charges. We are interested in working with arrestees, their friends, and families to craft what support means to them. For Information on how to befriend us in the struggle, or to send donations to arrestees write us a note at: oakland100 [at] gmail.com Oakland 100 Support Committee PO Box 22449 Oakland, CA 94609 View all posts by Oakland 100 Support Committee
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Miley Cyrus and Troye Sivan are loving each other for an amazing reason and it's the sweetest thing we've heard all day
In the last few years there's been a flurry of artists that identify as LGBTQ+ and we have to say we totally love it. From new comers like Halsey to Troye Sivan, and even established acts like Miley Cyrus, it's amazing to see so many successful people speaking honestly about their lives.
Now in a recent interview Troye Sivan has spoken about how Miley Cyrus helped him deal with his sexuality when he was 13 and it's the sweetest thing ever.
When asked about which out LGBTQ+ celebrity or entertainer had an impact on him most, Troye told Buzzfeed that it was Cyrus.
"The first one that actually mattered to me who has since come out as not straight is Miley Cyrus," he said to Buzzfeed. "I remember when I was, like, 13 and watching Hannah Montana I thought she was the coolest person in the world.
Continuing, Troye went on to explain that it was Miley's song "My Heart Beats for Love," which was written for her gay best friend, that really helped him.
"I was like, 'Oh my God, Miley Cyrus has a gay best friend. Why am I not that person?'" he said.
"I was like, if everyone in the world rejects me," he continued, "I can just go and be friends with Miley Cyrus."
It's so amazing to see an artist like Troye, who is helping loads of young LGBTQ+ people, also speak about those moments that helped him.
Continuing the love-in, Miley Cyrus responded to Troye's declarations on Instagram and it's just adorable.
"thank you for being brave Mistaaaa @troyesivan ❤💙💜💛💚," Miley wrote. " inspired by your beautiful words to continue my work / purpose @happyhippiefdn"
Of course Miley is referring to The Happy Hippie Foundation, the nonprofit organization that she started to fight homelessness among youth, LGBTQ+ youth, and other vulnerable people.
We're so glad that we live in a time where artists like Miley Cyrus and Troye Sivan can express themselves fully and inspire a generation of young people to be themselves and live their truths.
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I took the train to London. Would she still be there? I changed to the semi-fast train at Ascot. Slam door!
She was very old now, but younger than me. I used to have my hands on her sister at Brooklands. In her prime she had been very expensive, she probably still is. At Waterloo I took the tube to Embankment and then the Circle Line to South Ken.
She was there of course, waiting for me in the middle of the room. She was very upright, as usual, she wore grey, as usual. She knew that I was coming.
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WILMINGTON — Following two acts of aggression at a non-prison correctional facility, a local man was discharged there and the judge gave him an 11-months term of state prison.
Eldon D. Lamb, 30, of Wilmington, was originally convicted in the case for possessing meth. His original sentence of community control sanctions included the successful completion of programming at the STAR Community Justice Center facility, but after less than two weeks there he head-butted a resident and then hit the same resident in the head with a book.
In revoking community controls and sentencing Lamb to imprisonment, Clinton County Common Pleas Judge John W. "Tim" Rudduck noted the defendant had served a prior prison term for extortion in Highland County.
At the Clinton County Common Pleas court hearing where his community control sanctions were revoked, Lamb requested prison, according to a court paper.
"Given his young age, the court hopes defendant takes advantage of all available programming while in prison," Rudduck wrote in a court entry.
In an unrelated case Adam J. Garrett, 30, of the Blanchester area, was given a 15-months term of prison after he pled guilty to a theft-related offense involving a trailer and to aggravated possession of drugs (meth).
In sending Garrett to prison, Clinton County Common Pleas Judge John W. "Tim" Rudduck said the defendant had expressly declined an opportunity to attend the STAR Community Justice Center program to change his lifestyle.
"Given this attitude, imposing a prison term does not place an unnecessary burden on state resources," the judge stated in the written sentencing entry.
Garrett has "a troubling criminal history," has previously served a prison term, and violated terms of his bond in the current case, said Rudduck.
The judge gave the same reasons as explanation when he indicated the court would object to an early release from prison for the defendant.
A September 2018 court paper prepared by Rudduck states there is no pre-sentence investigation (PSI) report to review because Garrett did not report to the PSI officer as ordered; no assessment from a counseling agency because the defendant did not contact any service provider; and no evaluation from STAR as to whether the defendant is suited to admission to the behavioral modification program offered there because, again, he did not take part in an evaluation appointment.
Prior to a July 2018 court hearing in the case, the defendant was directed to submit to a drug test. The results yielded a positive screen for using multiple illegal drugs, states a court paper.
Rudduck wrote he would not entertain a contemplated proposed negotiated settlement of the case that day.
In another case, Logan Hezekiah Hensley, 21, of Wilmington, received a 12-months prison term after he pled guilty to two counts of grand theft and one count of breaking-and-entering.
Hensley was found guilty of stealing a Remington 870 shotgun and a Mosin-Nagant rifle in August 2017 in the city of Wilmington.
The defendant then violated the terms of bond in the case, and failed to report for a sentencing hearing or meet with the court's pre-sentence investigation official.
Rudduck noted there is a presumption of prison for third-degree felony crimes — the felony level of the two grand theft convictions. The judge added Hensley had not overcome that presumption of prison.
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EXCERPT: A Practical Mechanism for Overcoming the Directionality of Temporal Flow by David D. Levine
David D. Levine is the author of more than fifty published science fiction and fantasy stories. His work has appeared in John Joseph Adams's anthologies The Mad Scientist's Guide to World Domination and Armored as well as F&SF, Asimov's, Analog, and many others, and he's won or been nominated for awards including the Hugo, Nebula, Sturgeon, and Campbell. He lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife Kate Yule, with whom he co-edits the fanzine Bento. See his website at daviddlevine.com for more information and free fiction.
A Practical Mechanism for Overcoming the Directionality of Temporal Flow
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Time travel is one of humanity's greatest dreams. Help me to develop my theoretical concept into a practical device!
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The forward flow of time is simultaneously one of the most basic and one of the least understood forces in physics. Everyone understands that time marches on, at an inexorable rate of one second per second, but the fact is that the equations work just as well if it goes in the other direction from the one we're used to. Why? Nobody knows. But in my graduate work at Simon Keele I stumbled onto an interesting interaction between a couple of subatomic forces that could reverse this flow, or even disconnect an object from it completely. My initial experimentations with the available hardware were promising, but with the additional $17,000 we're looking to raise, we could purchase the necessary equipment that would allow me to develop it into a practical mechanism.
Consider the implications. If this demonstration technology—which as the video above shows is already capable of moving small objects backward in time by up to eight seconds—could be scaled up, it could prevent automobile accidents, avoid personal tragedies, and keep bad decisions from having been made in the first place! I know that $50,000 is a lot to ask, but if we can achieve this initial goal it would just be the first step in an entirely new technology that could improve everyone's life.
We have already achieved so much. This promising new technology has already been hailed as the scientific discovery of the century, but with your help it could be so much more. Kickstarter has over five million members. If even 1% of you supported us with just $10 each, that would meet our $500,000 goal and more, permitting us to improve the mass, volume, and temporal range limits of the device and make possible truly significant changes in the state of the world.
I understand that many of you are skeptical about why a large, successful institution like the Templeton Institute for Temporal Research at Simon Keele University would need Kickstarter to fund its activities. But we feel that, just as everyone travels forward in time every day, time travel should belong to everyone. And with the $8 million we're requesting here, we hope to decrease the transition cost per kilogram-minute to the point that every nation, no matter how impoverished, can afford a temporal exploration program of its own. Perhaps someday even ordinary citizens will be able to rent time on a time-traveling micro-drone.
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Gracie McClatchy (Havertown, Pa./Archbishop Carroll) and Elizabeth Tolley (Brookside, N.J./West Morris Mendham) scored two goals apiece to lead The University of Scranton to a 4-0 victory over visiting Elmira in non-conference field hockey action at Weiss Field on Saturday afternoon.
On a cool and rainy day Scranton, the Royals (3-0) got a pair of first half goals from McClathy before Tolley hit the back of the cage twice in the second half to remain unbeaten on the season. Scranton enjoyed a dominating performance in the win, outshooting the Soaring Eagles (1-3) by a 35-2 margin on the day.
After scoring the final three goals in the Royals' 4-1 victory over William Paterson on Wednesday night, McClatchy wasted little time in keeping her scoring streak going with an unassisted tally just 5:20 into Saturday's contest to put Scranton ahead, 1-0.
McClatchy doubled the host's advantage in the 26th minute of play, punching home a shot from close range for her fifth goal of the season.
Scranton held the two-goal edge at halftime along with a 15-2 lead in shots on goal before putting the game out of reach behind Tolley's first two goals of the young season.
Tolley extended Scranton's lead to 3-0 in the 49th minute by deflecting in a centering pass from Megan Gallagher (Thorndale, Pa./Bishop Shanahan) before closing out the scoring just 48 seconds later by knocking home a pass to the back post from Brittany Schumann (Andover, N.J./Newton).
Jenna Cyr (Coopersburg, Pa./Southern Lehigh) picked up the win in goal for the Royals, making one save in the first half while Claire McAllister (Plymouth Meeting, Pa./Plymouth-Whitemarsh) finished off the game without being forced to make a save in the final 35 minutes of play as Scranton recorded its first shutout of the season.
For the game, the Royals held a commanding 35-2 advantage in shots and earned 16 penalty corners compared to just one for the Soaring Eagles.
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by Dharmesh Bhadja on 30th May, 2013 at 2:21 PM CEST
"I am going to prove, that you all are dead".
Juan Gervas (famous doctor and author) once put it in a presentation. He was talking about a new guideline for heart failure. It defines four stages of heart failure. Stage A is for people without structural heart disease or symptoms of heart failure, but who are "at risk" for it. At the end he came back to his statement from the beginning: "Now you can see that you are all dead – but fortunately only stage A!"
There is a lot of truth in this joking. Is it really the worry for people that drive them to doctors? Or is it the sarcastic broadening of the narrow spectrum of patients by doctors who are more and more specialized and by this rising specialization have less and less patients? Or is it the seemingly moral free activity of pharmaceutical companies in search of new consumers for their products? Probably it is neither only this, nor only that. It is a danger we are all in. This is what we should keep in mind while thinking on the risks of being ill or having any major chronic illness. While the patient experiences illness and deserves a disease label, doctors, as newly proposed, would label a majority of these illnesses as MUS (medically unexplained symptoms). All these symptoms and illnesses widely open up the doors for endless diagnostic procedures. Most of them will have normal results, but many will have borderline or false positive results. The consequences are endless further diagnostic tests and prescriptions of never proven therapies with well-known side-effects.
Much has been learned about the importance of risk factors being relative. Say for an example, the majority of men over 80 will have prostate cancer. Only few of them will die from it.
In fact the media, the pharmaceutical industry, politicians and the medical professions in a weird mixture of best intentions and economic profit have the potential to create doubt and worries about even the most robust health of the people. Moreover, after some age people start saying, "You know, I was always in good health but I feel I am coming to a certain age now and my wife said that I should start to do something to stay healthy". The human mind seems to be more open to action, even if it turns out to be useless or even harmful, than to no action or a 'wait and see' approach. This can turn into absurdities such as women continuing to have Pap-smears in 69% of cases after having had a complete hysterectomy (removal of uterus) in the US.
The feeling of being ill does not necessarily meet the doctor's judgment that there is a disease present. To understand the risk factors is quite essential. At the same time, it is highly recommended to evaluate its relative value in your case.
Take better care of yourself.
Dharmesh, C:F Writers Action Team #11
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A group of researchers meticulously reviewed the statistical evidence and their findings are absolutely shocking.4 These researchers have authored a paper titled "Death by Medicine" that presents compelling evidence that today's system frequently causes more harm than good.
This fully referenced report shows the number of people having in-hospital, adverse reactions to prescribed drugs to be 2.2 million per year. The number of unnecessary antibiotics prescribed annually for viral infections is 20 million per year. The number of unnecessary medical and surgical procedures performed annually is 7.5 million per year. The number of people exposed to unnecessary hospitalization annually is 8.9 million per year.
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http://www.webdc.com/pdfs/deat hbymedicine.pdf
1st June, 2013 @ 2:38 PM CEST
As always it is taught in medical profession -" first do no harm"...I agree with the article..evidence medicine is the best medicine, but not at risk of patient's money and health..
1st June, 2013 @ 6:29 PM CEST
Dear Dharmesh Bhadja . you realy analysed a very importent isue.I agree with the article..
your writing is realy a wonderful peice of Good Writings....
Keep it up!
3rd June, 2013 @ 11:54 AM CEST
Dharmesh Bhadja | Action team
Thanks Muhammad.
Thanks Dr Rajendra and Dr Bharat. We have common guts on this topic.
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St. Luke's Health System announced Tuesday, Jan. 17, that its hospitals in Boise, Meridian and Magic Valley received the 2017 Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence™ from Healthgrades.
The recognition puts these St. Luke's hospitals in the top 5% for clinical excellence among more than 4,500 hospitals nationwide.
"This recognition is a powerful affirmation of the excellence our physicians, nurses, clinicians, technicians and dozens of other highly committed professionals demonstrate every day, with every patient," said Dr. David C. Pate, St. Luke's Health System president and CEO.
"We have been striving to provide the highest quality health care in the nation to the people we serve, d this recognition is a great external validation of our progress," said Dr. Pate. "Ultimately, our goals are zero – zero harm, zero patient safety events, zero complications."
From 2013 through 2015, patients treated in hospitals that received the Healthgrades' Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence had, on average, a 26.2% lower risk of dying (across 19 procedures and conditions where mortality is the clinical outcome), than if they were treated in hospitals that did not achieve this distinction. During this same period, if all other hospitals had performed at that same level, more than 160,000 lives potentially could have been saved. One example: the average patient treated at a Distinguished hospital had a 25% lower risk of dying from a stroke versus at a hospital without the distinction.
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An effective dialogue was generated at the 6th International Conference on Ecological Theology and Environmental Ethics from diverse religious traditions and perspectives. The event commenced on 23 September in Crete with over forty theologians, as well as Christian and Muslim ethicists from Europe and beyond, addressing the theme "Ecological racism and prophetical voices for ecological crisis".
The conference organised by the Orthodox Academy of Crete with support from the Conference of European Churches (CEC), the European Christian Environmental Network (ECEN) and the World Council of Churches, was held under the auspices of the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew.
"Today's challenge of the humanity is to establish an 'eco-friendly civilisation,' which will be characterised by the ecological responsibility, the respect to the holiness and the beauty of the Creation," said Patriarch Bartholomew in his message to the conference. This, the Patriarch stressed, is a matter of "emergency for our survival".
Rev. Dr Peter Pavlovic, Study Secretary of CEC and ECEC pointed out, "Challenge of climate change requires not only an active stand, but at the same time, a clarity about the building stones of our Christian identity." He added, "Climate change is an opportunity for exploring concrete implications of the normative commitments of Christian faith regarding love, freedom and justice, required for protection of human dignity and flourishing."
Participants of the conference visited the local botanical garden to experience growing plants in a unique environment of Crete, manifesting a natural balance without any intervention of chemicals. The combination of practical experience with insightful theological discussion offered an opportunity for the conference participants to make a meaningful contribution to the efforts of addressing climate change by faith communities.


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Oh sorry about that, Paul released on his Patreon some merchandising leaks that are what he believes to be promotional material for the new film, and they specifically have an area that is "?" which could mean a new Pokemon, or form. He also has been saying a lot recently in tweets that starting May or April we will see a lot of promotion, and thinks it will be for Gen 8.What are the leaks by Paul that we should go by?


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The Weekly Round-Up #384 With Grass Kings #2, Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #6, Immortal Brothers: The Tale of the Green Knight #1, Seven To Eternity #5 & More
Best Book of the Week:
Grass Kings #2 – Matt Kindt expands his story with this issue, as the sudden appearance of a girl in the lake sets Robert, the 'King' of the Grass Kingdom, into reveries of his daughter, and as the authorities in Cargill make their move against the squatter kingdom. This is a very interesting series, which I feel has a lot more to reveal to us. Tyler Jenkins's watercolours feel a little more rushed in this issue, but are still quite lovely. This is one of the more intriguing series on the stands right now.
Quick Takes:
Black Panther & The Crew #1 – I enjoyed this comic and Ta-Nehisi Coates's writing a great deal, but have some serious continuity issues with it that really bothered me. The story starts in the 1950s, with an activist superteam, but then when it moves to the modern day, I can't tell if the story is set in Marvel's current continuity, or a few years before. Despite the book being called Black Panther & The Crew, this is really a Misty Knight solo story (with one prominent X-Man tossed in for good measure). The thing is, Misty is on the police force in this comic, and has her bionic arm. I always thought (as confirmed by Wikipedia) that Misty lost her arm and then left the force, and her appearance here is very different from how she is shown in Captain America: Sam Wilson, even though she makes reference to her relationship to Sam. As well, Misty ends up fighting earlier versions of the Americops, who are also in the Cap series, but here they are robotic, and she mentions that Sam will later fight the human versions of these private police contractors. If I choose to leave aside these problems, which is admittedly difficult for me, we are left with a solid book about a cop who is investigating possible wrongdoing by corrections officers, leading to the death of a long-time activist and former costumed character. This stuff feels very relevant and is handled well, with the man's family trying to avoid conflict in the street. It's clear that Coates is working to capture some of what worked so well in the Luke Cage TV series, especially in his depiction of Harlem, and anyone who has read his incredible Between the World and Me would know that he is definitely qualified to write about police brutality and overstep. In fact, this is closer to what I expected him to sound like on the comics page when he started writing Black Panther. Butch Guice's art is always welcome in my home, and I'm curious to see where Coates and incoming co-writer Yona Harvey take this story, and how they can plausibly pull in T'Challa and Manifold to what looks like a Harlem problem.
Captain America: Sam Wilson #21 – While you could argue that this issue spins its wheels a little in advance of Secret Empire, it does a good job of recapping the series so far, and provides each of the supporting characters a good moment or two of their own, while Sam decides to quit being Cap in protest after what happened to Rage. I still say this is the superior Cap series.
Copperhead #12 – The mystery of who killed the mayor deepens while Sheriff Bronson's professional and personal lives become a lot more complicated, leading to her making a rash decision. I still miss Scott Godlewski's art on this title, but Drew Moss is doing a fine enough job of taking over for him.
Detective Comics #954 – James Tynion IV pulls off something with this issue that hasn't happened a lot lately; he makes Ras Al Ghul incredibly cool again, as we learn how he's played Batman where the League of Shadows is concerned, and then suggests an uneven alliance to stop Shiva and her people. At the same time, the Colony makes its move, while one of Batman's last remaining allies makes hers. This was a good issue.
Doctor Aphra #6 – Aphra's first arc comes to its end, as the story behind Rur and Ordu is revealed, and as she does her usual self-preservation thing. This was a solid arc, and I'm looking forward to the upcoming crossover with the main Star Wars title, which could use a little more focus about now.
Drifter #18 – Drifter is moving itself squarely into Lost territory with this latest issue, which I believe is the penultimate one in the series. Confronting one's failings becomes a lot more intense in this issue as doppelgangers start showing up, and the population of the town start to understand how they came to be there. I didn't, up to even a couple of months ago, think that Drifter would move into this territory, and I'm not sure if it's going to provide a satisfying ending or not. At the same time, Nic Klein's art on this series has always been great, and it's always been a thought-provoking read. I just think that I always react negatively when a science fiction story incorporates elements of magical realism; I like to keep my genres separate I guess.
Immortal Brothers: The Tale of the Green Knight #1 – It's nice to see the Anni-Padda brothers again, especially when being written by Fred Van Lente, but this retelling of an Arthurian legend leaves me wanting something more contemporary. Still, a good read, although maybe not $5 good…
Justice League of America #4 – Lord Havok and the Extremists get taken care of at the end of the first arc, and my hope is that the book will now focus more on team building and not so much on large sweeping stories. There are a lot of interesting characters in this book who haven't been given any real space to shine yet.
Micronauts #11 – I'm not sure how I feel about the direction this title is headed. I've been finding it more enjoyable of late, as the team has come together and been working to help the scientist who helped them, but it looks like it's going on hiatus to be replaced by a series featuring Baron Karza, and I don't think I care about that. Cullen Bunn has not made Karza a credible character or threat in this book, and so he comes off as a Darth Vader wannabe, and that's not all that interesting to me. I think I might be done with this comic now…
Motor Crush #5 – A lot more is made clear in this issue, as Domino begins to learn about her past, and confronts the mysterious man who seems to know a lot about her. I've been enjoying this book a lot, and feel like this is one of the strongest issues of it to date. Babs Tarr makes this comic look amazing. I'm so much happier reading this book than I was the creative team's Batgirl.
New Super-Man #10 – Kenan's adventure in America continues, as Superman gets involved, and we learn a few new things about Master I-Ching. I like this book best when it's not interacting too much with the DCU outside of China, so while this issue was fine, it relied too much on things I know nothing about (i.e. Lex Luthor's Rebirth status, and whatever happened in the Superman Reborn event).
Redline #2 – I was on the fence about the first issue of this comedic science fiction mystery story set on Mars, but when I gave that book a second read, I decided I should also give it a second chance. This issue works better, as a terrorist bombing targets the boss lady we met in the first issue, and the agents start to track down leads as to what is really going on. It's a little weird reading the opening sequence, which features a bombing run being carried out against the indigenous people of Mars just a day after Trump dropped his 'mother of all bombs' on Afghanistan, but that also provides some interesting context to reading this book. I think I'm on for the duration now.
Seven to Eternity #5 – Rick Remender is taking a very long road with this book (as are the main characters), as he focuses as much on character development and interaction as the actual plot of the story, which has the five surviving heroes taking their enemy across the world to stop his influence over most people. It's a very interesting approach, although occasionally hard to follow. Jerome Opeña's art is incredible.
The Wicked + The Divine #28 – Another arc ends as we learn a few more things, such as Woden's true identity, and about some of Annanke's last moments. As always, this series continues to build upon itself in new and interesting ways, altough it's never all that clear where it's actually heading. That's what I love about it.
Comics I Would Have Bought if Comics Weren't So Expensive:
Amazing Spider-Man #26
Doctor Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme #7
Guardians of the Galaxy #19
Harrow County #22
Hellboy and the BPRD: 1954 – Hell Moon #2
Kingpin #3
Mercury Heat #12
Mosaic #7
Old Man Logan #21
Power Man and Iron Fist #15
Rom #9
Silver Surfer #10
Weapon X #1
X-Men Blue #1
Bargain Comics:
Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye #2-4 – I was intrigued by the first issue of this series, but not enough to pay full price for it. These three issues leave me in roughly the same place – I like this book when I read it, but it almost immediately leaves my mind, and does not exactly put me in a place where I desire to read more of it. I thought that including Wild Dog might up my interest, but the character is really just hanging out in the background. I'm also, after years of reading Powers, really tired of Michael Avon Oeming's storytelling, although any scene with Cave's tunnelling car is pretty cool.
Civil War II: The Oath #1 – It was interesting to give Nick Spencer the chance to write a complete talking heads issue bridging Civil War II and Secret Empire, one that solidifies Steve Roger's place as head of SHIELD, and suggests that his Hydra loyalties were long buried, which does make the last fifty years of Marvel comics more understandable. Is this an essential chapter of anything? I doubt it, but it helps to clarify a few things. Also, I find Rod Reis an interesting artist – he's like a very static Bill Sienkiewicz. I can't decide if I like his work or not…
The Week in Graphic Novels:
Youth is Wasted – I'm not sure why I've avoided the work of Noah Van Sciver for all of my life, except for a general dislike of his brother Ethan's work, but I'm pleased I fixed that error by reading this excellent collection of his cartoons. Van Sciver writes about unhappy young men and their travails with love and life in the service industry (if they are lucky enough to work there). His stuff is a little bleak, but also strangely affirming. I'm definitely going to be looking for more of it to read now.
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Scott Samuelson Joins L&A, Inc.
December 9, 2014
Longenecker & Associates, Inc. announced today that Scott Samuelson L&A as a Senior Associate effective December 8, 2014.[read more="Click here to Read More" less="Read Less"]
Previously, Mr. Samuelson was an Executive with NNSA, retiring in October 2014 with over 30 years of federal service. Mr. Samuelson's experience at NNSA included serving as federal project manager for the National Ignition Facility Project, and conducting reviews of some of the more challenging NNSA projects, including UPF.
L&A's President, John Longenecker stated "I'm known and worked with Scott for more than 20 years. His experience in addressing the key challenges in every complex project will be a great asset to our team and our clients. "[/read]
L&A Extends Commitment To Engineering Scholarships at Penn State University
November 12, 2014
Longenecker & Associates, Inc., (L&A) announced today that it will extend for 5 years its scholarship support for students in Engineering Science and Mechanics at the Pennsylvania State University.[read more="Click here to Read More" less="Read Less"]
Over the past five years, scholarships have been awarded to provide recognition and financial assistance to outstanding graduate and undergraduate students, pursuing degrees in Engineering Science and Mechanics in the College of Engineering at Penn State's University Park Campus. Scholarship recipients have pursued careers in a range of disciplines including nonproliferation, national security, commercial power, and medicine.
In extending the scholarships, John Longenecker, L&A's President stated "Our team's goal with this contribution is to continue to provide financial assistance to promising engineering students who might otherwise not be able to complete their degrees. These people are critical to keeping our country and our economy strong for the future."
Longenecker & Associates, Inc. also provides annual scholarship support to students in the field of nuclear energy and science through the Roy Post G. Foundation in Arizona.[/read]
L&A Announces 2014 Performance Awards
November 3, 2014
Longenecker & Associates, Inc. announced today 2014 performance awards for its management team.[read more="Click here to Read More" less="Read Less"]
The L&A team members recognized at the November 1 board meeting include:
- Allen Stansbury – Project Manager of the Year
- Steve Mournighan – Management Excellence Award
- James Burritt – Project Management Excellence Award
- Edgar Berkey – Project Management Excellence Award
Board members receiving awards included Carol Johnson, William Madia, and S. Robert Cochran. In presenting the awards, John Longenecker, L&A's President stated "I'm proud of this great team of dedicated senior managers that make our team successful. Our entire team and Board congratulates them."[/read]
Mark Baca Joins L&A, Inc.
July 3, 2014
Longenecker & Associates, Inc. announced today that Mark C. Baca joined L&A as a Senior Associate focused on NNSA Programs, effective May 27, 2014.[read more="Click here to Read More" less="Read Less"]
Previously, Mr. Baca was an Executive with NNSA, retiring in January 2009 with over 30 years of federal service. During his tenure with DOE and NNSA he served as the Deputy Director of Weapon Programs Division and Director of Weapons Surety Division, and held various other technical and managerial positions in the DOE Albuquerque Operations Office. Prior to retiring he served as the Associate Director of the Office of Technical Services at the NNSA Service Center. After retirement he has provided consulting services to government contractors and private companies in the areas of competition strategies, management assessment, and quality assurance policy and procedures.
L&A's President, John Longenecker stated "I'm excited about Mark joining the L&A Team, to assist us with our strategies to support all of our clients, and in particular tapping into his extensive experience base to ensure we effectively help our NNSA customer execute their critical national mission."[/read]
Tracy Mustin Joins L&A, Inc. Board
May 5, 2014
Longenecker & Associates, Inc. announced today that Tracy Mustin has been named to the company's Strategic Advisory Board.[read more="Click here to Read More" less="Read Less"]
Ms. Mustin is an independent consultant, and previously served as the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management from August 2011 until her retirement from federal service in January 2014. In this position, Tracy was responsible for the policy direction, management, and execution of the Department of Energy's nuclear cleanup portfolio, the largest environmental cleanup program in the world –with an annual budget of over $5.5 Billion.
Tracy joined the Department of Energy in 1991 and until 2003, managed Environmental Management programs to stabilize nuclear-contaminated buildings at the Rocky Flats Plant; prepare, package and transport foreign research reactor spent nuclear fuel from over 50 countries around the world to the United States; and transport nuclear and other radioactive materials from DOE sites to storage and disposal facilities.
From 2003 until 2011, Tracy served in a variety of leadership roles in the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), including as the Chief of Staff to the Administrator of NNSA. As the Director of the Second Line of Defense Program, Tracy and her team provided equipment, training, and technical support to over 50 countries to enhance their capabilities to detect and deter illicit trafficking of nuclear and radiological material across international borders including land border crossings, airports and seaports. This program played an important role in US efforts to combat nuclear terrorism.
Ms. Mustin served in the U.S. Navy on active duty from 1984-1991 and then as a reserve officer. She retired as a Captain in the Navy Civil Engineer Corps in October 2009.
Tracy was the recipient of the Partnership for Public Service's Service to America Medal for Homeland Security in 2007, which recognized her outstanding leadership in the area nuclear security and nonproliferation.
Ms. Mustin graduated from North Carolina State University in 1984 and holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering.
In announcing the selection, L&A's CEO Bonnie Longenecker stated "We are honored to have Tracy join our board. Her past experience in solving problems in a variety of programs and agencies will help our team stay focused on how best to address the future challenges facing our clients in both government and commercial markets."[/read]
L&A Awards Scholarships at WM 2014 Symposium
March 28, 2014
Longenecker & Associates, Inc. awarded scholarships to Michele Hendrickson and Michelle Newcomer on March 4, 2014 at the Waste Management 2014 Symposium in Phoenix, AZ.[read more="Click here to Read More" less="Read Less"]
Michele Hendrickson serves the state of Washington as a professional engineer in its nuclear waste program. She has an MS in environmental engineering from Washington State University, and a BS in professional chemistry from the University of Idaho. Michelle's focus is on building better Hanford barriers for safe long-term containment of highly toxic nuclear waste throughout the Hanford site.
Michelle Newcomer is a second year PhD student at UC Berkeley in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, specializing in groundwater research. Michelle received her MS degree in geosciences at San Francisco State University, and has worked extensively on groundwater related research had NASA Ames research Center.
In presenting the scholarships, John Longenecker, L&A's President stated "On behalf of the entire L&A team, I am pleased to present these scholarships. Students like Michele and Michelle are involved in activities that are vital to the future of our industry."[/read]
Carol A. Johnson Joins L&A, Inc. Board
February 24, 2014
Longenecker & Associates, Inc. announced today that Carol A. Johnson has been named to the company's strategic advisory board.[read more="Click here to Read More" less="Read Less"]
Ms. Johnson is an independent consultant, and previously served as President of Washington Closure Hanford, LLC; Executive Director Infrastructure of URS Sellafield Limited; Director Infrastructure at Idaho National Laboratory; Director of the LANL Advisor Program; and Business Manager of the Operations Business Unit at Westinghouse Savannah River Company.
In announcing the selection, L&A's President, John Longenecker stated "Carol has a proven track record in improving organizations to make them successful, and has experience throughout the DOE complex. She will be a valuable asset to our team in planning and implementing our future strategy for both government and commercial markets."[/read]
Stephen Mellington Joins L&A, Inc.
February 21, 2014
Longenecker & Associates, Inc. announced today that Stephen Mellington has joined L&A in the position of Senior Associate.[read more="Click here to Read More" less="Read Less"]
Mr. Mellington completed a very prestigious 35 year government career in 2012. As a Senior Executive with the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) he served as the manager of the NNSA's Nevada Site Office (NSO) in Las Vegas. In that position he was responsible for the operation and maintenance of the 1360-square-mile Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) formally known as the Nevada Test Site. Mr. Mellington managed NNSA initiatives in stockpile stewardship and management, nuclear test readiness, nuclear operations, crisis management, nonproliferation and treaty verification, environmental management and other science and technology activities.
Prior to assuming this position Mr. Mellington served as the Assistant Manager for Environmental Management (AMEM) with the NSO. As the AMEM, Mellington was responsible for overseeing and implementing the Environmental Management (EM) program at the NNSS and Tonopah Test Range. The program consists of characterization and remediation of contamination that resulted from past nuclear testing and the management of facilities for the disposal of Low-Level and Mixed Low-Level Waste as well as the storage of Transuranic Waste.
Mr. Mellington served as the Nevada Site Office Integrated Safety Management (ISM) Champion and also served as the Federal Technical Capability Parcel Agent responsible for ensuring the technical excellence of the federal staff.
Mr. Mellington received the NNSA Administrator's Award of Excellence in 2006 and in 2012.
Before joining Nevada Site Office, he worked ten years with the Bureau of Land Management as District Planning Coordinator and served as Team Leader for numerous Environmental Impact Statements in Nevada. His federal career began in 1977 with Bureau of Land Management in Winnemucca, Nevada.
Mr. Mellington is a graduate of the Federal Executive Institute and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in soils science from the University of Maryland.
L&A's President, John Longenecker stated "Steve is a great professional, and he will strengthen our capabilities in the NNSA and overall DOE market."[/read]