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The venerable medical drama's getting a one-episode shot in the with a music-centric episode arm – all the cool kids are doing it these days – featuring songs the show's made famous incorporated into a subconscious fantasy playing out in the head of critically injured – and preggers – doc Callie Torres (Tony winner Sara Ramirez), with producers tapping the sometimes hidden singing skills of the "Grey's" stars.
"Initially I was kind of nervous, because I had never done this before," Chyler Leigh, who carries an entire solo in character as Dr. Lexie Grey, tells PopcornBiz (among the tunes tunes familiar to longtime viewers are The Fray's "How to Save a Life," Snow Patrol's "Chasing Cars" and Brandi Carlile's "The Story"). "I sing at home, and my husband knows that I sing, my close friends know that I sing, but other than that I've never really sung in front of other people. It terrifies me for the most part, but it's something that I love. I have a huge passion for music and singing, but I just never really saw where I was going to go with it."
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Despite some tummy-butterflies, Leigh says, "I was just thinking, 'Hey, this is a really great opportunity for me to actually explore this side of me and be able to just let that go and have fun and know that I'm in a very, very safe and encouraging environment.' I was and I did and I had such a wonderful time. We had a really great vocal coach that was helping us out. The cast really just kind of banded all together for the most part and just kind of went for it!"
Okay, not everyone was ready to scrub into the soundbooth: a few of Leigh's pitch-impaired co-stars – like Patrick Dempsey, whose singing voice isn't quite as McDreamy as his hair – were glad to be spared a solo. "There were some people that were relieved that they didn't have to sing quite as much," she says, "but at the same time, once we got in there and were working together and doing the scenes and singing the songs we all had such a great time and had so much fun doing it. Some of the lines of the songs were spoken and not necessarily sung. They did it in a really cool way so that everybody was involved in some way shape or form with the songs."
Indeed, "Grey's" musical rotation ran surprisingly deep, says Leigh. "We all knew walking into this how fantastic Sara [Ramirez] is. She just never ceases to amaze me with her voice. I'm like her number one, creepy kind of fan! I would stalk her for sure, because she is fantastic. And Chandra Wilson has this really soulful quality, where you kind of want her to sing you a lullaby."
"Kevin [McKidd] is a rock star – he's just rad!" she adds. "He's got such a cool quality to his voice. Eric [Dane] sings and he's got such a great voice. And Justin [Chambers] – I was shocked with Justin. I really was and he sang. I've heard him sing before, and he'll sing Johnny Cash stuff and he's got a really cool rocker vibe to his voice, but when he sang the one part in this song…Oh my gosh, when we heard it at the table read – because they played the music while we were reading the script – everybody started screaming. It was so great, and we're so stoked about that for him."


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Justin Timberlake hosts 'Saturday Night Live' for the fifth time
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If you want to avoid spoilers for tonight's episode of SNL, you might want to stop reading this post right about… now.
If you don't want to avoid spoilers, you'll be pleased to know that the show seems to be celebrating Timberlake's fifth outing as host in a major way. Yesterday, Steve Martin tweeted a photo that gives a big hint about what's in store for JT come 11:30 p.m.
So we've got Martin, Tom Hanks, Chevy Chase, and Paul Simon, all members of Saturday Night Live's illustrious Five-Timers Club (though Simon has technically only hosted four times); Martin Short, a three-time host who also works as a waiter in SNL's even more exclusive Platinum Lounge (for 12-time hosts only); Dan Aykroyd, an original Not Ready for Primetime Player who's actually only hosted the show once, in 2003; and SNL's fearless leader Lorne Michaels. Judging from the background, the gang appears to be hanging out backstage at Studio 8H — and unless these guys just enjoy spending time together, chances are that all of them will drop in on SNL tonight. (Just one question: Where's Alec Baldwin? Like Hanks, he's currently working in a Broadway show, so he's definitely in town; having Steve Martin's fiercest hosting rival appear tonight as well seems like a no-brainer.)
More likely than not, Martin's crew will cameo during Timberlake's monologue — setting a high bar that may be tough for JT to meet again as the night goes on. Luckily, he'll likely also have help from a few other ringers: Andy Samberg, who wouldn't miss a chance to reunite with his "Dick in a Box" collaborator; Jay-Z, who should be on hand to rap his "Suit & Tie" verse in person, and Jimmy Fallon, provided he doesn't decide that he'll get his fill of Timberlake next week.
But much as I'm anticipating these "surprise" celebrity appearances — not to mention Timberlake's inevitable fifth turn as a mascot in a goofy foam costume — and another installment of the Barry Gibb Talk Show (which may or may not happen, considering Robin Gibb's semi-recent death), the thing I'm really looking forward to is seeing a sketch (or two, or three) that does something new, different, and unexpected. An occasion like this certainly calls for cameos and callbacks, but like a shark or a relationship, SNL can't survive unless it keeps swimming forward. Let's hope that Timberlake's presence inspires the show's writers to push themselves, rather than just bring in Steve Martin and call it a day. (That said, even the "bringing in Steve Martin" option would probably lead to some great comedy.)
What are you most looking forward to seeing on SNL tonight? How high are your expectations for Timberlake's fifth time as host — this high, or thiiiiis high? And do you think the show will be funny enough to make up for losing an hour of sleep tonight? Bring your thoughts on down to the comments, and check back tomorrow morning for a full recap of the show.
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The wife of Commons speaker John Bercow said she "can't wait" for him to quit the role so her private life will no longer be under the spotlight.
Sally Bercow expressed her frustration after a photograph showing her apparently kissing another man was published by a tabloid newspaper.
She insisted that the man was just a friend, that she had done "nothing to be ashamed of" and that the couple's marriage "works for us".
In the photograph featured on the front page of the Sun, Mrs Bercow is wearing a brunette wig and has her arms wrapped around the man.
It was taken outside a central London nightclub on Saturday but the newspaper said there was no suggestion the pair left together.
Mrs Bercow is no stranger to publicity, appearing as a contestant on Celebrity Big Brother and a spin-off television show, posing in a bedsheet for a newspaper and regularly courting controversy with comments on social media.
Her husband has indicated that he does not wish to serve more than nine years as Speaker - a role to which he was first elected in 2009.
She told London's Evening Standard newspaper: "The guy in the picture is a friend. End of.
"I can't wait until John finishes being Speaker, maybe then the media will leave me alone."
She denied their marriage was in any trouble.
"Of course I'm still together [with John], I don't need to apologise to John, I've done nothing wrong," she said.
"My marriage is my business. I couldn't give a damn what people think. Let people judge me if they want.
"It was when I went out on Saturday. I'm still very much with John, I'm sitting here in the flat with John and I did nothing wrong.
"I went out for a friend's birthday party.
"I love my husband, he is the most important man in my life. Yes, I go out and have fun, but I have done nothing to be ashamed of."
She went on: "No marriage is perfect but ours works for us.
"We've known each other for 25 years and been married for 11. I wish the media would stop judging - all marriages are different."
When the picture was first published, Mrs Bercow took to Twitter to dismiss it as "totally misleading".
She was made to pay £15,000 to Lord McAlpine last year over her infamous "innocent face" tweet.
She posted the defamatory tweet two days after a Newsnight report last November wrongly implicated the Tory peer in allegations of sex abuse.
Mrs Bercow settled the libel action brought by Lord McAlpine after the High Court found a tweet posted by her was highly defamatory.
Defending her appearance on reality TV, she said she wanted to " stick two fingers up to the e stablishment who think it's the kind of thing I shouldn't do.''
She admitted it caused ructions with her husband, but insisted she was ''very proud'' about her appearance on the show despite his misgivings.
She has in the past been strongly defended by her husband, who has said t hat he regards her as ''my asset'' and ''above all she's my wife whom I love''.


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DHS readies $750M in contracts for Arizona alone
As the Homeland Security Department launches a new southwestern border security technology strategy, DHS wants to make a few things clear: The program won't be an SBInet system redux, but there probably will be some technologies that are similar to those developed during SBInet.
Unlike the $1 billion SBInet electronic surveillance system development program that was recently canceled after five years, the new strategy aims to use only proven technologies from the start, said Mark Borkowski, assistant commissioner of the Customs and Border Protection agency's Office of Technology Innovation and Acquisition.
"SBInet was a development program," Borkowski said. The new strategy is different. "We are not developing anything. If you have got it, we will consider buying it, if it is worth the cost for the performance."
At the same time, although SBInet overall was a disappointment because of cost overruns and schedule delays, the capability delivered for the 53-mile SBInet Block 1 segment in Arizona is working effectively and might be replicated to some degree in the new strategy, Borkowski said.
"The deployment of Block 1 gave us confidence," he said. "What we built works, it is effective, and the Border Patrol likes it."
The SBInet Block 1 system is showing good performance with 90 percent availability, he added.
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CBP's acquisition team has traveled a long road to get to this point. And it's still a rocky path forward as the Border Patrol grapples with an urgent need to control illegal entries along the 2,000-mile border with Mexico. The lessons learned from SBInet might help define what lies ahead.
SBInet started in 2006 with a contract awarded to Boeing Co. to build an integrated tower system with cameras, radars and a common operating picture. The initial system, named Project 28, suffered delays, technical glitches, mismanagement and shifting requirements before beginning operation in February 2008. The SBInet Block 1 followed and was completed in 2010, but members of Congress and federal auditors continued to criticize its high costs, totaling $1 billion to date.
In January, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano canceled the remainder of SBInet and declared that each of the nine geographic border sections would be analyzed to determine the best mix of technologies.
"I think it's disappointing that we spent so much to get to this point," said Borkowski, who became executive director of SBInet in November 2008. "We now have a tool that is available to us. It is a high-end capability. We got something, but I'm not going to say I'm not disappointed."
"SBInet's aspirations exceeded our needs," Borkowski said. "We spent more than we should have."
According to the new plan, SBInet Block 1 will continue to operate. But DHS has shelved previous plans to extend it across the entire border.
The department expects to spend $750 million to acquire border technologies for the 370-mile Arizona border first, with $185 million available this fiscal year and $242 million requested for fiscal 2012. Those funds would pay for integrated fixed towers, remote video cameras, handheld devices, mobile systems and other technologies.
Border Patrol agents in Arizona have compiled a list of 48 combinations of technologies for use along the border, and several requests for proposals will go out later this year.
"We will have multiple RFPs," Borkowski said. "We will be buying a bunch of systems."
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An RFP for integrated fixed towers that combine integrated sensors and a common operating picture is likely to be released early next year, Borkowski said. Boeing is eligible to apply for the new integrated fixed tower systems, he added. Contractors that bid on the first round of SBInet — including Lockheed Martin Corp. and Northrop Grumman Corp. — also are expressing interest.
"It makes sense that Arizona would be the place to start," said Lee Hall, director of homeland security solutions at Lockheed Martin. "It also makes sense to use an incremental approach based on proven technologies — and to employ only those technologies that are relevant to a unique geographic sector's needs. A one-size-fits-all strategy just won't work."
Hall said Lockheed Martin appreciates the flexibility in the new strategy and has proven capabilities to offer CBP.
Northrop Grumman also plans to offer fixed location and mobile systems to CBP in the next phase of border security, said Cyril Draffin, vice president of homeland security at Northrop Grumman.
"We think that mission-critical solutions that are secure, scalable, cost-effective and reliable are characteristics that are important for border security," Draffin said.
Boeing also might bid on the next round. "We are proud of the accomplishments of our team and of the unprecedented capabilities delivered in the last year that provide Border Patrol agents increased safety, situational awareness and operational efficiency," that company said in a statement. "Boeing remains committed to providing valuable solutions and supporting DHS."
What's in the toolbox
As Borkowski sees it, CBP will select various border technologies from a toolbox, and an integrated tower system with cameras, radars and common operating picture — but with less capacity than SBInet's design — might fill a need. The design of SBInet Block 1 called for additional capabilities, such as being able to integrate feeds from blue force units and mobile units, which made that design more expensive, he said.
"We have critical needs to do something now," Borkowski said. "We'd like the opportunity to pick and choose from the toolbox. A less ambitious SBInet could be useful."
Having a baseline system in place and operating is helpful, Borkowski said. "Before SBInet, we had no integrated technology for border security, no baseline, no foundational technology. We learned a lot from SBInet."
In the next phase, CBP will consider the lowest-cost systems first and will consider cost vs. effectiveness for every system. Borkowski described it as "a complete turning-upside-down of the earlier paradigm."
Market analysts and industry executives see benefits in the new approach. "CBP needs to have clear requirements," Draffin said. "They can do that upfront this time, so that is an advantage."
However, some risks remain. Because of the scope of the challenge and need to possibly integrate many disparate areas, it is likely that mainly the larger systems integrators would be bidding, said John Slye, principal analyst at Input, a market research firm in Reston, Va.
"But it was this same issue — shear scope and complexity — that presented such a challenge to the existing program," Slye said. "The only way to avoid this is to build things modularly, testing individual components as you go."
Even with such precautions, there is a risk of technological obsolescence as you get to later phases, which is a known issue with every large-scale program, Slye added.
"Ultimately, DHS needs to avoid the expectation that they can set out on a massive-scope program within a rapidly changing environment applying developing technologies and expect no delays and seamless operations," Slye said. "Rome wasn't built in a day, as the saying goes."
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SBInet failed because the people running it from the Boeing side just didn't know what they were doing. I used to work there and have 1st hand experience on the program. From failing software to constantly failing radar systems they lifted from MSS. Boeing did everything wrong, and the taxpayer foots the bill.
I just love revisionists who claim SBInet was really a success. I agree completely that the govt, the govt contractor, and the govt's mission support contractor all failed. But the world's leading integrator was hired, and the subsys were all in use and proven. An airplane is a lot more complicated than this, but all the kings horses and men could not integrate it. Further, top officials, obscured, to be polite, the facts of failure from the Congress, OMB, and even the contractor's shareholders and the financial analysts who followed the stock. Anyone who touched that project should not be working on the latter day version of it. They should get the severest discipline that their organizations' allow.
It failed because the gov't does not want to secure the borders
I am going to guess that none of you were involved in the SBInet program. I say this because I was on the project and the real problem was gross mismanagement. If you have people building something that is totally brand new and it is managed by three totally different entities with different management approaches the project is doomed to failure. After witnessing first hand what was occurring I am not surprised about the cost overruns. I for one am very happy that DHS took these steps to correct the problem and started looking at off the shelf items. When it's done we'll have a product that works in a timely manner.
I agree. I suspect the issue was a combination of intransigence by both the govt and the contractor, but without any sort of report, who knows? The article notes the 'success' of 90% availability of the system. That sounds like a pretty low bar based on modern expectations. After all, this is operating in a fixed, civilian environment, quite different from the demands of unpredictable military scenarios. The way government procures these systems is always by trying to define the technology and it sounds like they are doing the same thing again. Wouldn't it be better to define the business reqs and award contracts based on operational availability against those targets? Let the market figure out how to provide the right level of service at the right price and don't over-manage.
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Deep Brain Stimulation May Help Severe, Refractory Depression
January 9, 2012
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Depression is both a common and a potentially very serious mental health disorder. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), nearly 10 percent of the adult population in the United States can currently be classified as having active depression, and approximately 4 percent of the population currently meets criteria for severe, major depression.
The incidence of depression varies considerably between different groups of people. For example, women are 70 percent more likely than men to experience depression. Although depressed women are more likely than men to attempt suicide, men are far more likely to be successful in their suicide attempts. Other high risk groups include people between the ages of 45 and 64 years, people from ethnic minority groups, people with less than a high school education, people who are divorced and who have not remarried, the unemployed, and those without health insurance. (Clearly, in view of the still ongoing recession in the United States, the number of people in several of these high-risk categories has increased significantly over the past four years.)
There are multiple effective therapies available or depression, including antidepressant medications, psychotherapy, and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). More recently, transcranial magnetic stimulation, vagus nerve stimulation, and other experimental treatments have been evaluated in patients with depression that fails to respond to conventional therapies. Another recently developed experimental therapy for severe, refractory depression is deep brain stimulation (DBS). In small pilot studies, small numbers of patients with severe depression, and who have failed every other form of depression treatment (including ECT), have had surgically implanted electrodes placed into their brains, followed by electrical stimulation of their brains through these deep brain electrodes. While it is too soon to conclude that DBS is both safe and effective in the management of severe, refractory depression, a new prospective clinical research study suggests that DBS may, indeed, produce significant remissions in refractory major depression. This newly published study appears in the current issue of theArchives of General Psychiatry.
In this small but innovative clinical trial, 10 patients with major depression and 7 patients with bipolar disorder underwent surgical implantation of deep brain stimulation electrodes into both hemispheres of the brain. Initially, all patients underwent simulated ("sham") DBS, without the patients' knowledge. (This sham stimulation was done to test whether or not the patients' expectation of benefit, or a true potential benefit simply from having the electrodes surgically placed, might have influenced their depression independent of actually stimulating their brains.) Following 4 weeks of sham stimulation, all patients then initially received 24 weeks of actual DBS. Following this period of actual DBS, active stimulation of the deep brain electrodes was then temporarily stopped. (Once again, this discontinuation of active DBS was not revealed to the patients.) These patient volunteers were then treated with DBS and monitored for up to 2 years.
In this group of patients who had previously failed, literally, all other forms of conventional therapy for their severe depression, DBS was associated with complete remission of depression in 18 percent (3) of the patients, and a significant improvement in depressive symptoms was observed in 41 percent (7) of the patients after 24 weeks of active DBS. After 2 years of active DBS, 12 patients remained in the study, and 92 percent (11) of these patients experienced significant improvement in their depressive symptoms, including 58 percent (7) who experienced a complete remission of their depression!
The findings of this small prospective, controlled clinical research study are both dramatic and important, and for several reasons. First of all, the clinically significant improvement seen in almost all of these patients is extraordinary in view of the severity of their depression and the completely refractory nature of their depressive symptoms. Secondly this study included several patients with bipolar disorder, a disease which is characterized by alternating episodes of mania (a state of extreme mental and physical hyperactivity) and depression. (Earlier studies of DBS had suggested that this treatment might not be as effective in patients with bipolar disorder, and might also lead to an increased risk of episodes of mania. However, in this small pilot study, DBS was as effective in treating the symptoms of depression in patients with bipolar disorder as it was in patients with depression alone. Moreover, DBS did not appear to increase the likelihood of episodes of mania in patients with bipolar disorder.)
Depression is a common mental health disorder, and severe cases of depression can leave patients feeling miserable and hopeless. In especially severe cases, depressed patients may be unable to function in their daily personal or professional lives. For some unfortunate patients with depression, suicide or accidental causes of death may also end their lives prematurely. Based upon the findings of this small, preliminary clinical study, DBS may be a safe and effective treatment option for patients with chronic, severe, and refractory depression.
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Cory Untalan is my friend and the proprietor of CRU Kitchen. I knew her in her past life as a restaurateur, something she excelled at before she plunged headlong into baking. As a home baker, she's navigated CRU Kitchen to great heights – her Queso De Bola Cheesecake is multi-awarded and the standard I compare other QdB cheesecakes to. Two years ago, her Chocolate Spoons were my objects of desire on Valentine's Day.
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So when Cory tells me about her new business endeavor, a baking supply store aptly called Sweet Escape, I visit immediately and feel that I've found my heaven. I formerly stocked up on supplies at only three places: SweetCraft, Säntis, and Bacchus; but it's bye for now to those, as I immerse myself in a Sweet Escape. Really, a store of this level for bakers could have only been conceived by a baker. This is truly my one-stop, one and only baking shop.
Space is designed intelligently to maximize stacking potential. All kinds of flour mingle with all kinds of chocolate – my mind swirls with pleasurable possibilities.
For the bread bakers. And on the right, sugar in all its forms.
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Leaveners for rise and spices to kick things up a bit. Packaging too, to present pastries prettily.
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My hubby's family is up in the Fairfield/Hamilton area so we're getting quite familiar with the drive and Route 4 (which I love!). On the first snow of 2010 - we headed up for a visit but needed to get some lunch first. Larry took me to Rick's Tavern & Grille - which was one of his favorites when he lived up there.
First I ordered a cup of the white chicken chili (picture wouldn't upload - argh). It was delicious!!! ($3.99) I was freezing cold from the snow and this was a great way to warm up. There was a lot of flavor and the tortilla strips were a great crunch addition. I definitely would get this again!
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HONOLULU — The University of Hawaiʻi Foundation (UHF) is happy to announce the following promotions, and new staff.
MovesJennifer Hee, Director of Development for the William S. Richardson School of Law. Hee has been with the UH Foundation since July 2006, and will now be providing leadership in developing the Law School's overall strategy for fund development. Before relocating to the School of Law, Hee served as the Director of Institutional Advancement for KapiʻolaniCommunity College. A proud University of Hawaiʻi alumna, she graduated with her AAT '00 Kapiʻolani, and her BA '02 Mānoa.
Linh Hoang, Director of Development for Kapiʻolani Community College has been moved from her previous position as Associate Director of Estate and Gift Planning and has worked atthe UH Foundation since December 2003. In her new role Hoang will provide leadership in assisting Kapiʻolani Community College reach its major gift goals through the identification,cultivation, solicitation and stewardship of individuals, corporations, and foundations. She is an alumna of the University of Hawaiʻi, Shidler College of Business, BBA ʻ00, Mānoa.
Unyong Nakata, Assistant Director of Estate and Gift Planning, has been promoted from her position as Communications Coordinator of Estate and Gift Planning. The Estate and Planned Giving office offers donors a means of fulfilling their philanthropic goals, and creating a legacy,through remembering the University of Hawaiʻi in their wills. Donors can designate their planned gifts for scholarships, faculty positions, academic programs, research, facilities, or other areas of interest. Nakata has worked at the UH Foundation since May 2006. In her new role, Nakata coordinates all marketing communications and assists with donor communication andstewardship, in particular with Bequests and Charitable Gift Annuities. A two-time alumna, Nakata obtained her BS ʻ00 Mānoa, and her MBA ʻ05 Mānoa. Coincidentally, part of her undergraduate education was funded by a UH Foundation scholarship.
Amy Watari, Director of Alumni & Development, Communications, Shidler College of Business has been promoted from her position as Alumni Relations Coordinator for the ShidlerCollege of Business. Watari has been with the UH Foundation since April 2005, and is an alumna of the Shidler College of Business, BBA ʻ90, Mānoa. Watari's primary new responsibilities include serving as the managing editor of the Shidler Business alumni magazine and enhancing the college's website content relating to alumni and donor relations.
Margaret Shiba, Senior Director of Development for the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo has been promoted from her prior position as Director of Development for UH Hilo and has been with UHF for three years. Shiba received her undergraduate degree in Anthropology, ʻ69 Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, and earned her MA ʻ70 Harvard University. Shiba is responsible for building a team in Hilo to address the fundraising needs of UH Hilo, a growing campus with 6 colleges, a Division 2 Athletics program, vibrant performing arts center, and ʻImiloa, an astronomy education center.
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Development Associate Kristi Bates has joined UHF and is working with donors and faculty to raise private support for the College of Engineering. A proud alumna, Kristi received her BA '89 Mānoa, in Communications. Prior to joining UHF, Kristi worked at the School of Travel Industry Management as a Special Projects Coordinator.
Mangmang Qiu Brown, new Director of International Engagement, is a two-time UH alumna with a JD '98 Mānoa, where she graduated cum laude, and a MBA '94 Mānoa, ininternational business. Prior to her study here almost two decades ago, Brown received her BA '87 Beijing University School of Economics, and worked for China's National Economic Commission. She was recently a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Honolulu, and the General-Coordinator for the nonprofit Hawaii-based U.S.-ASIA Law Institute. In her new UHF position,Brown's primary focus is on strategic planning and managing UHF's international development unit which expands relationships, and secures support for the University of Hawaiʻi from the growing segment of alumni and friends in Asia and the Pacific region.
Stacia Garlach, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations, Communications and Marketing, joins UHF after serving as the Publications Editor/Creative Director for the Office ofInstitutional Advancement and adjunct Professor of Communication at Chaminade University of Honolulu. The Office of Alumni Relations at the UH Foundation develops alumni programmingfor the UH System; advances the interests of the institution by connecting alumni and friends with the university; builds stakeholder relationships in the community; and inspires pride,affinity and support through mutually beneficial and lifelong relationships. Garlach's primary responsibilities include University of Hawaiʻi Alumni Association (UHAA) branding; producing the alumni online newsletter, Nupepa; developing membership marketing materials, maintaining the UHAA Web site; and coordinating public relations and legislative advocacy. Originally from Kansas, Garlach received her BA '97 Wichita State University and MA '03 Wichita State University in Communication.
Alumni Relations also welcomes Cori Miller, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations-Membership and Chapter Relations. Here she is primarily responsible for building andsustaining UHAA membership and the maintenance of affiliated partnerships with organizations that provide services to alumni members. Miller additionally monitors and assists alumnichapters on governance, financial, and promotional issues. Miller received her BEd '96 Mānoa, and her MA '00 San Jose State University, in Counselor Education. Prior to returning to Hawaiʻi, Cori worked at UC Berkeley as the Student Affairs Officer for the Statistics Department.
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Apple TV Take 2: an in-depth review (part 1): what's newApple is keeping itself busy. Along with the 10.5.2 update to Mac OS X Leopard and a new reference release of Aperture 2.0, the company quietly made available the free new "Take Two" software upgrade for Apple TV on Tuesday. Here's a look at how Apple TV compares as a living room media player and source of HDTV content, what's new in the software upgrade, and how well the device achieves its goal of bringing iTunes media to home theaters in its second try at inventing itself.
From a non-blazing 1.5 Mb DSL connection, the software update download takes about twenty minutes, and then takes another ten minutes to install. The update actually includes three software upgrades:
- An EFI firmware update.
- A firmware update for the Apple TV's HDMI video hardware that enables 1080p output through upconversion.
- The new Take Two menus and interface with support for HD downloads, rentals, AirTunes and more.
HD: 720p vs 1080p
Apple TV is essentially a low end Mac with a video card supporting 1280x800 resolution. The existing hardware will never be able to decode or output 1080p video in full native resolution. However, the new Take Two software enables 1080p output in the unit's HDMI subsystem to scale up its 720p content and deliver it as a 1080p signal to TV sets that support 1080p display.
This is similar to what upconverting DVD players do, although Apple TV can start with higher resolution content; Upconverting DVD players deliver the standard definition content on DVDs to HDTV sets as an HD signal. This doesn't invent new detail in the picture, but does deliver the best possible picture DVD can produce because it maintains a high quality signal to the set rather than delivering one that must be scaled up within the TV itself.
Apple TV plays back iTunes HD content, HD home videos, and HD podcasts all at 720p internally, but can deliver either a standard 720p signal or an upconverted signal to the HDTV set as 1080p. How noticeable this difference is in the picture displayed depends upon the quality of the video circuity in the TV being used. Many consumer oriented HDTV sets use cheap picture scaling and conversion hardware that will result in the Apple TV's new 1080p mode serving as a nice feature, as the TV won't have to handle the conversion itself.
Using a high quality HDTV set, we couldn't see any visible difference in using 1080p over 720p from Apple TV, even when looking up close and trying to find differences in the static frames of movies or in the unit's own menu titles. However, some cheaper HDTV sets might deliver a better picture using the 1080p signal setting. Rather than being excessively concerned about 720p versus 1080p, the main value added by Apple TV is its low cost delivery of easy to access HD content, both for rent and for free.
Apple TV versus HD Broadcast and Disc
HDTV and HD disc vendors are working hard to convince users that 1080p is the Only Real HD, and that 720p is far inferior, but for owners of sets smaller than about 50" the difference won't even be visible to anyone watching from ten feet away. Additionally, there is no 1080p content being broadcast. Broadcast HD often looks the best. Cable, satellite, and over the air providers, however, all deliver 720p or 1080i that often looks the least impressive because the providers employ strong data compression to shove as many channels of HD as possible through their pipes. Regardless of the nominal resolution used, high compression can result in blocky screen artifacts.
All HD broadcasts are not alike either; many sports events are broadcast using a higher quality signal with less compression, which makes for a very impressive picture, while other HD channels are heavily compressed to the point where their HD resolution becomes overshadowed by a compression artifacts. While pundits like to compare simple numbers, the real factor in enjoyable HD content is how well content providers balance their resolution format with compression settings that deliver a detailed, smooth, high quality picture. Every link of the HD pipeline--from the capturing camera to the transmission delivery, receiving set top box, and TV circuitry--has to be strong enough to deliver a picture that stands up to what the new HDTVs can produce.
Ignoring all those realities to obsess over the nominal resolution of a video signal does nothing to improve the picture users actually see. The HD disc market faces fewer problems than broadcasters because formats like Blu-Ray have a huge capacity and movies are mastered and optimized for picture quality rather than delivery efficiency. So far however, as noted in Why Low Def is the New HD, the market has demonstrated that most users are more interested in a wide screen display and a sharp picture at a reasonable price than in specification number details. Apple TV targets the current market demands to offer a product intended to deliver usable functionality rather than specification bragging rights.
HD vs Non-HD
While videophiles like to obsess over the numbers that make "real HD," the reality is that most TV watchers are so used to poor quality standard definition programming and that any improvement in picture quality is a dramatic change. Analog broadcast TV has long used a nearly square aspect ratio that is stretched out by non-square pixels that results in everyone on TV looking ten pounds heavier. It also has poor color and poor effective resolution, delivering an interlaced picture with roughly 200 to 400 lines of resolution.
Enhanced definition, 480p EDTVs presented improved picture processing and widescreen aspect ratios, and the current crop of HDTVs greatly improve the overall picture quality through an improved picture resolution of 720p or 1080p. Paired with iTunes' "near DVD" quality movies, the original Apple TV software delivered a decent picture on wide screen EDTV and HDTV sets, although its limited resolution 480p movies were no match for the new HD disc formats.
However, consumers haven't been buying the new HD disc formats, much to the chagrin of the companies working so hard to push them. In part, that's because of the format war between Sony's BluRay and Microsoft's HD-DVD, but the main reason why both formats have barely sold a million standalone units a year is the cost involved. Rather than investing in either new HD disc format, consumers have instead been buying upconverting DVD players, which allow them to watch their existing DVDs, as well as the wider variety of DVDs on sale and for rent, on their new widescreen HDTV sets without a significant enough difference in quality to push them toward getting an HD disc player.
Consumers' preference for spending their money on upconverted DVDs is good news for Apple's strategy with iTunes and Apple TV, which aims at delivering easier access to high quality HD content at a low price and without any subscription fees. How well has Apple done in delivering upon this premise?
Apple TV Reborn
In its first incarnation, Apple TV acted as a standard definition iPod appliance that could sync media from an iTunes PC on the same network, and upconvert the signal to widescreen EDTV and HDTV sets. Consumers had a number of reasons to pass on the product:
- While the device had the inherent capacity to play HD quality video, Apple didn't provide any sources of HD content within iTunes.
- While it also had the hardware to deliver digitally encoded surround sound audio, the software didn't make it easy to coax out, and iTunes content only supported simpler Dolby Surround audio.
- The interface provided rough playback control using the IR remote, making it hard to accurately fast forward though a scene.
- All content on the device had to be selected and set up from iTunes on another computer and then synced over.
The new Take Two software solves issues with Apple TV's untapped hardware, greatly improves the overall interface usability, integrates the system directly with the iTunes Store for living room access to both purchased and free content, and adds a number of other new features. The new software transforms the unit to the point where its almost hard to talk specifically about new features; nearly everything is new. This really demonstrates the power of software to dramatically enhance the features of hardware; existing Apple TV users will be happy to find that their existing device not only sings with the new update, but that it also costs nothing to upgrade.
Apple TV's New Interface
The previous Apple TV interface borrowed heavily from Front Row, presenting menus of different kinds of content or functionality, each associated with a big icon: Movies, TV, Music, Podcasts, Photos, YouTube, and Settings. The new version presents a simplified navigation launch screen using a two column menu (below). The first column lists major feature categories, and the second column lists a submenu of related options.
After selecting a submenu option from the second column, the two column menu zooms out and drops you in a specialized interface customized to what you've selected to do. This seems confusing at first, because each submenu has its own interface style. It also seems like you are alternating between the old and new Apple TV interface menu styles, because the plainly textual launch menu shares little resemblance with the four other more graphically-oriented menu screens.
Submenus that present lots of options to browse from (such as the Settings menu or My Movies, Genres, and Trailers in the Movies menu) bring up a listing familiar to veteran Apple TV users, with a single long column of items to the right of a detail area that shows cover art, a synopsis and other details. Some of these menus present additional submenus in same style as the previous software version.
A second, new graphical selection menu screen style is presented for displaying live content from iTunes. Selecting Top Movies or All HD from the Movies menu (or selecting a listing from the Genres submenu) brings up a screen full of artwork graphics that can be used to rapidly browse and select items to bring up a full screen display of their related details and download options. Items in rows cycle in from the right similar to Cover Flow.
A third submenu style relates to searching. Movies, Podcasts, Music from iTunes can all be directly searched for using an alphabetical listing targeted by the remote as if entering your initials for a high score in Pac Man. Search results bring up smart listings that identify any word in the name of a movie, making it easy to find a title even if you can't remember the entire name (below).
Other submenus bring up specialized menus for setting up and using .Mac Web Galleries, Flickr albums, YouTube videos.
None of this is too difficult to figure out, but it does seems to result in a complex system of navigation menus, particularly for an Apple product. The two column quick launcher contrasting with the more conventional menus also seems a bit strange. However, Apple TV does a lot of different things, and it would seem difficult to simplify its menus further without also paring away some of those features. The quick launcher seems a bit faster than the old main menu with its large graphics, and clarifies the overall features well, making it easy to explore the device without needing to consult a manual on its new features.
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Upfront about cost of air travel
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Passengers love the idea, but airlines hate it. The government wants to require that travelers Passengers love the idea, but airlines hate it. The government wants to require that travelers be told upfront about basic services that aren't included in the price of a ticket and how much extra they'll cost.
The Transportation Department proposed Wednesday that passengers be provided detailed information on fees for a first checked bag, a second checked bag, advance seat assignments and carry-on bags.
The rules would apply whether passengers bought tickets on the phone, in person or online — and not just from airline websites. Airlines that want their tickets to remain available through travel agents and online ticketing services would have to provide them information on fees for basic services, too, something most have been reluctant to do.
The idea is to prevent consumers from being lured by low advertised airfares, only to be surprised later by high fees for services once considered part of the ticket price.
Airlines currently are required to disclose only bag fees, and even then they don't have to provide an exact price. Some provide a wide range of possible fees in complex charts.
"A customer can buy a ticket for $200 and find themselves with a hidden $100 baggage fee, and they might have turned down a $250 ticket with no baggage fee, but the customer was never able to make that choice," Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said in an interview.
But adopting the changes would be the wrong choice, said a trade association for the airline industry. The "proposal overreaches and limits how free markets work," Airlines for America said in a statement. And it predicted "negative consequences."
Under the proposal, fees would have to be specific to the advertised airfare. Any frequent-flier privileges would also have to be factored into the price if the airfare is advertised on an airline website and the passenger supplies identifying information. The proposal would prohibit "unfair and deceptive" practices by airfare search tools, such as ranking flights by some airlines ahead of others without disclosing that bias to consumers.
The rule doesn't cover fees for early boarding, curbside check-in and other services regarded as optional.
The government also wants to expand its definition of a "ticket agent" so that consumer protection rules also apply to online flight search tools like Kayak and Google's Flight Search, even though they don't actually sell tickets.
Many consumers are unable to determine the true cost of a ticket because fees are often hard to find or decipher, the government says.
"The more you arm the consumer with information, the better the consumer's position to make choices," said Foxx.
The public has 90 days to comment on the proposal. Foxx said he hopes the rule will become final within the next year.
The proposal is the latest of several clashes between the Obama administration and airlines over passenger rights. For instance, the industry is backing a bill recently passed by a House committee that would effectively nullify a rule adopted in 2011 that requires airlines to include taxes and government fees in advertised airfares so that consumers can see the full price of a ticket.
The new government effort is partly a response to changes in industry business strategy since 2008, when carriers started unbundling their services, beginning with checked bags.
More recently, some airlines have begun offering consumers not only a stripped-down "base" airfare, but also a choice of several packages with some of the once-free services added back into the cost of a ticket but at higher prices. With packages and ala carte fees multiplying, comparison shopping for airfares is becoming more difficult, consumer advocates say.
But the airlines trade group protested: "The government does not prescriptively tell other industries — hotels, computer makers, rental car companies — how they should sell their products, and we believe consumers are best served when the companies they do business with are able to tailor products and services to their customers."


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The Señor Presidente Obama may want a high speed train. We want it too. Actually, we want a monorail, which have been dreamed and actually built since the very beginning of the 20th century.
Dark Roasted Blend has published a good collection of early high speed monorail concepts like the ones you are seeing above. Some of them are gorgeous. Sadly, the US high speed trains won't look anything like this. Hopefully, they will look like this:
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Businesses today are facing unprecedented pressure from stakeholders to have greater visibility and engagement across their supply chain. Building trust has become even more challenging as digital transformation disrupts the status quo.
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In 2011, Tony Paquet obtained his Bachelor's Degree in International Hotel Management from Vatel in Lyon before taking off for Vatel in Los Angeles to study for his MBA. And what's happened since then?
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Beaver Falls, PA –Geneva College has co-head coaches for its women′s volleyball program and each should be extremely proud of the work that is being done by that program on and off the court. The work on the court accounted for a 19-12 overall record in 2009. Off the court, the work was even more impressive. On Thursday, the NCAA recognized over 450 high school and college volleyball programs for academic excellence. The AVCA (American Volleyball Coaches Association) recognizes programs that achieve an overall team GPA that exceeds a 3.3 for the entire academic year. Geneva College′s women′s program was one of 75 NCAA Division III women′s programs to be so honored.
The Team Academic Honor, which was instituted in the 1992-93 academic year, represents one of the fast growing academic programs, seeing a surge over the past several years. The 450 total number of honored schools is up from 409 during the 2008-09 school year. The program has increased over 300% in the last ten years.
"We are thrilled to be recognized for our work in the classroom," said co-head coach Wendy Smith. "Along with Curt (Conser), we take great pride in the work our student-athletes do on and off the court. It is certainly a very rewarding experience to have student-athletes that take pride in all of their work."
Geneva′s program was just one of 17 NCAA Division III programs to join the ranks this past year as a newcomer to the program. The Golden Tornadoes′ volleyball program along with the other athletic teams at Geneva, are beginning their final year under provisional status with NCAA Division III. Beginning in the fall of 2011, Geneva College will be a full-member of NCAA Division III and the Presidents′ Athletic Conference.
Geneva College is a comprehensive Christian college of the arts, sciences and professional studies. Founded in the tradition of the Reformed Christian faith, Geneva prepares students to serve Christ in all areas of society: work, family and the church. Geneva College′s philosophy of education is based on the Foundational Concepts of Christian Higher Education. Geneva is a founding member of the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU).
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