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Rice University ECE graduates have been known to make significant contributions in a variety of fields, redefining the limits of what it means to be an electrical or computer engineer. We invite you to get to know our community and read about fellow Owls who share the Rice experience and can offer a viewpoint into the multitude of career options one can pursue "beyond the hedges," be it in industry, academia, non profit or startups. This month the spotlight falls on Jeff Gavornik, an MIT postdoctoral researcher who recently accepted a faculty position at Boston University. He will begin his professorship in January.
Jeff Gavornik
Assistant Professor, Boston University
Tell us about yourself.
I'm from Texas; I grew up in the San Antonio area before coming to Rice as an undergraduate. After graduation I worked for Boeing (NASA) in Clear Lake. While I was working at NASA, I did the M.E.E. program at Rice. After that, I applied to Ph.D. programs, got in at UT in electrical engineering and worked part time for Boeing while pursuing my Ph.D. I came to MIT to do postdoc work in brain/cognitive sciences. I recently accepted a position as an assistant professor in biology at BU, where I will start in January. I've been married to my Rice sweetheart for something like 13 years. We have a daughter who, despite being born a Yankee, knows all the words to Deep in the Heart of Texas!
How did you decide on Rice?
It was a combination of it being a really good school and very affordable at the time I was there. That combination is what decided me. And for the M.E.E. - Boeing was willing to pay for it while I was there so it was free and relatively convenient.
Tell us about your current work.
I'm in my fifth year of postdoctoral work studying the brain at MIT, but what I'm really interested in is synaptic plasticity. The brain is this big network of neurons with trillions of synaptic connections and somehow information flow though these connections is responsible for everything that goes on in our heads. Plasticity allows us to encode various forms of memory as a function of experience – this thing looks familiar, motor memory, etc. – by modulating the connection strength between neurons, but we don't know many of the details about how this works.
I'm also interested in how time is represented and processed in the brain. One of the more influential theories about how the brain rearranges itself to represent information is called the Hebbian plasticity rule. The basic idea is that you should strengthen the connections between neurons that are often coactive since this coactivity probably means they are both involved in representing the same information. This rule explains how neural networks, artificial or biological, can store spatial patterns (for example, the 2D retinal activation pattern that corresponds to a particular object), but it really doesn't explain how the brain encodes the temporal relationship between these stored patterns (for example, the sequence of muscle activations required to play an instrument). Considering the importance of time and sequential ordering for behavioral function, it's really surprising how little we know about the neural basis of temporal processing in the brain. I'm using computational modeling and experimental approaches to study explicitly how experience codes spatiotemporal information.
We heard you worked on the space station. What was that like?
The space station program was very interesting to work on. It was engineering but also politics because all the components of the space station were built in different countries. On the one hand technical requirements and specifications were negotiated by engineers, but at the same time everything was also being negotiated at a quasi-governmental level. It was interesting to see some of the non-engineering considerations and how they affected the final design. Being a young engineer it was also cool to work on the hardware that really went up into space, and to travel internationally. I spent time in Italy and Japan on long-term integration projects which was just fun. I actually worked for Boeing, which was NASA's prime contractor for the station, in hardware-software integration. Because the station was built and launched one piece at a time, it was not possible to perform any end-to-end testing on the whole system. So all of the international partners would build their parts to negotiated specifications and then would send their software, flight equivalent hardware or actual flight hardware, to Johnson Space Center (JSC) to be tested and verified on a simulated space station. My job was basically to run this big simulator, made of a mixture of computer models and flight-equivalent hardware that could be made to match any particular on-orbit configuration, to verify that new components would work with those already in space.
What interests you most about neuroscience?
When I was accepted to UT for my Ph.D., I didn't know what I wanted to study. I knew I didn't want to do the work I did at NASA. It was interesting for a few years but not really what I wanted to continue doing. My idea was just to take classes broadly for the first few semesters and then pick whatever seemed the most intellectually interesting to me. I took courses in electrical and biomedical engineering, and an introductory course in computational neuroscience. It turns out that neuroscience is a highly cross-disciplinary endeavor, with everything from pure biologists to pure physicists studying different aspects of the brain. The neuroscience course was offered in EE because it covered engineering/software approaches used to model neural processes. The thing that really hooked me is that all of the really fundamental questions about how the brain work have yet to be answered. When you realize that everything that makes us who we are is determined by neural activity, and that all of the interesting questions about how neural activity relates back to big questions like consciousness are still complete mysteries, it is hard not to be interested in neuroscience. In grad school I really moved from being a product engineer to a scientist in the questions I was asking.
What has been most rewarding about your career?
Most rewarding has been the freedom of being in an academic environment, pursuing answers to the questions that I find interesting. I picked what I wanted to do based on what was the most intriguing to me. Happily, that has worked out, and my job is actually to do exactly the most appealing thing that I could find to do. It's exciting to get up every day. The questions I find to be the most interesting are what I spend my time working on, and now I have the resources to invest other people's efforts to find help me find the answers.
What is an example of a tough decision you've had to make?
How long to stay on the academic path before quitting to find a job in "industry". When you are on the academic path, most of your time is spent learning how to perform research in an academic setting and it's a little hard to know what you would do if you left-- especially if you've never left before. Not quite so much in engineering, but especially in the sciences, the program is not designed to provide you with a lot of clearly defined non-academic options. Even though I started my career outside of academia, it was sort of this way for me, too. I always knew I could leave and go back to industry and this was appealing in a lot of ways, particularly because the ratio of number Ph.D.s and post-docs to professor positions is intimidating. At every point there was a gut check of, do I really want to keep pursuing this, and forgoing the good salary that comes with an advanced degree in electrical engineering for an NIH stipend, as opposed to taking a job outside of academia? So that was the hard decision that I had to make continually for the last five years.
Even if I hadn't ended up getting a professorship, I had some other offers outside of academia that would have been interesting and relevant to what I study. For example I had a job offer to work in a DARPA neural technology office, that would have been very interesting. And I wouldn't have gotten that offer right after getting my Ph.D. without my postdoc work. I wouldn't have been competitive for it, so staying on the academic path as long as I did would have worked out for me either way.
What memories from Rice really stand out?
I have nothing but fond memories of Rice. I attended Rice because it was a good school and affordable, but I didn't know too much about it until I showed up. The mix of people that were there, the opportunities, the residential colleges with people from different years mixed in together - I really enjoyed it. It was ALL good. The opportunity to work with and take classes from professors who had won Nobel prizes – it's just a great place to be a student. It was a different experience as an M.E.E. student, working full-time and coming to campus in the afternoon to take classes. I wasn't doing much socializing on campus because of work. It was still very intellectually satisfying, but a different experience. I loved it as an undergraduate and thought it was great. When you apply to be a professor, you have to write research and teaching goals, and as I was doing that I looked back and realized that my experience at Rice really informs the way I want to teach. The honor code is an example of a way that Rice treats students with a degree of trust that I think is very valuable in instilling good values in its graduates.
What advice would you give to Rice students based on your experiences?
I would strongly advise people to develop relationships, for references and networking. Not necessarily that they find a "mentor", but that they make sure there are people who know who they are and are willing to vouch for their abilities.
If you are considering a career in academia, really think it through – I didn't do this but I should have. It can be a bit of a slog to get into academia. As Prof. Clark told me when I was still at Rice, you have to make sacrifices in the short-term to meet the long-term goal. And realize that it's sort of an arbitrary path. I've worked with some of the smartest people in the world. I have seen a lot of people who are smart and hardworking and didn't get a job in academia, and others who are that did. There is no clear cause as to who or why. You obviously need a certain level of intelligence and hard work to get past the threshold to be considered. Once you get past that, it's fairly arbitrary. What I mean is that even if you're the best in the world at what you do, someone needs to want to hire someone that does what you do in the time window that you are looking for a position. There is no guarantee of success – all you can do is try your best. Be realistic about the probability of getting a job in academia. Think about what percentage of people go down this path and don't end up getting the position that they want, and decide if you're willing to invest a large amount of time for this small chance of success. It is very worth it to ask these questions at the outset, as opposed to waiting until you've graduated with a Ph.D. and spent years in a post-doc position before wondering the same thing.
I would also recommend people take advantage of the opportunities available while they are a student. For example, at MIT they have a boathouse on the Charles and you can walk down anytime and learn how to sail. It's a neat opportunity to do something different. After you leave the campus, it's much harder to do, especially once you have a job or a family. There are all sorts of opportunities that I kind-of regret not acting when I had the time to do so. So take advantage of all the experiences that exist while you are a student, because a lot of doors close when you walk through the Sallyport.
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FONTANA (KABC) -- Southern California authorities are reminding the public about the dangers of illegal fireworks ahead of the July 4 holiday.
This winter's heavy rains led to heavier vegetation growth - and that means more fuel for fires started by fireworks, authorities said.
"Fireworks posse an additional fire danger to our communities, and extra vegetation growth this year means taller and drier grasses that have cured," said Jeff Birchfield, assistant chief with the San Bernardino County Fire Department. "It only takes one spark to start a potential disaster."
For one example, a fire last Friday in Riverside that threatened 15 homes may have been linked to fireworks. A nearby resident was cited $1,000 for possessing them illegally.
Investigators are actively targeting violators and confiscating devices. Officials at an Inland Empire press conference showed a homemade firework, which is the equivalent of a destructive device that is a felony to possess.
While violators may pay hefty fines, everyone pays the price for illegal fireworks.
Because of California's environmental laws, last year San Bernardino County taxpayers alone paid $1.5 million to have illegal fireworks disposed of out of state.
In a two-week period alone, Inland Empire officials stopped and seized 27,000 pounds of fireworks.
Medical professionals noted that fireworks can also maim, blind or inflict significant harm, especially to children.
"A lot of what we've seen are kids - kids more than adults," said Dr. John Culhane, medical director with the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center burn center. "So even if it is safe and sane make sure the kids are adequately supervised."
Several cities will be hosting fireworks displays on Independence Day as a safe alternative.
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Electromagnetic radiations: hazardous or not?
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- 1Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, Delhi University, Delhi, India
- 2Sterlite Technologies -Elitecore, Delhi, India
Int. Res. J. Environment Sci., Volume 6, Issue (4), Pages 51-54, April,22 (2017)
Worldwide there is a huge concern over the electromagnetic radiations emitted by various electronic and electrical products that we use in our daily lives. Many people are worried if these radiations are really harmful to human health. Many researchers are working in this field and there are numerous studies related to these radiations. This paper reviews the studies of those who say that these radiations have severe adverse effects on human health and environment as well as the studies which have the contrasting results to this. This paper tries to draw a comparison between the two ideas and examine the limitations and shortcomings of the studies being conducted. In our study, it has been founded that at this stage it is not possible to draw a conclusion that whether these radiations have negative effects on human health. More extensive study is needed to be conducted to reach any conclusion.
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I am delighted to discover this new series from Bodie & Brock Thoene that will fill in the gap between their brilliant Zion Covenant and Zion Chronicles series, which they wrote from 1986 to 1991.
The Zion Memoirs will be published by Harvest House and the first book, Evensong, will release in April, 2010.
I'd love to hear from those who have read the first two series ~ which character are you wanting to find out about the most?
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At last! Cushioned between the beloved Zion Covenant and Zion Chronicles is a brand-new series for first-time readers and the millions who loved the first two series by Bodie and Brock Thoene. In Evensong, the first book in The Zion Memoirs Series, the Thoenes again share the drama and passion of love and hope during World War II.
Lori Kalner, the daughter of a German evangelical pastor, barely escapes Nazi Germany and sails to England on the last refugee ship with the baby of another woman in her arms. But is she really safer there once Nazi bombers cross the Channel and begin to drop their deadly cargo on London? Will she and Jacob be reunited?


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Catching up on reading a few of the stapley-type comics I got recently.
ROB HANES #6 - #7 - Got the two most recent issues of Randy Reynaldo's self-published book, featuring Rob Hanes, globe-trotting agent for Justice International. With these issues Reynaldo has gone back to doing single issue stories, with a focus on humour as well as adventure. It works perfectly in #6, "The Hunt For Octavius Jebru", where Rob and partner Abner McKenna are sent on a mission in Paris to find a missing scientist, which leads to the old favourite chase on the ski-slopes, while a sub-plot deals with his company trying to cut costs. An excellent adventure story in just 20 pages. #7 features "Death on the Moors", which has a mystery set around a dinner party at a mansion. Didn't work quite as well, with a few takes on cliched "dying clues" that didn't work, but it had some nice character bits and other bits of humour, as well as Reynaldo's usual entertaining artwork. In the back of this issue he also includes various pages of unused material that are entertaining, such as samples pages he did for Eisner's Spirit back when they were publishing that SPIRIT: NEW ADVENTURES book (very nice looking pages, I hope they consider him if they ever revive that).
JACK STAFF v2 #6 - #7 - Still enjoying Paul Grist's version of a British super-hero universe quite a bit. He's tossed in a whole bunch of new characters recently (to the point that he's actually started running a scorecard, in the form of the "trading cards" he's been running in the middle of each issue), all of which are fun, but a bit irritating at the same time as they take the focus away from the fun main characters. Anyway, he stays imaginative in his storytelling style as well, I thought one thing that worked especially well in the most recent issue was the dream sequences. Dreams are always kind of tricky to portray in comics, and he did an interesting job of it.
SEVEN SOLDIERS #0 - I picked this up, even though I've never really read anything from Grant Morrison I liked. J.H. Williams art looked nice, though, and there's a big chunk of it in here, 38 pages of story for only $3 (I'm not sure why Morrison comics seem to be singled out for this kind of almost-reasonable pricing). The art is indeed nice, so I can't really complain. Williams is sometimes a bit too fond of "clever" page layout and sometimes does some odd rendering (at times it feels like each character in a page is drawn by a different artist as each has a different rendering technique, generally lifted from another artist who's done "iconic" work in the "archetype" they represent). The story, well, hasn't changed my mind on Morrison in general, although parts of it were mildly entertaining. He grabs a bunch of DC trademarks not in use for a while, throws them together in various ways, with either the original characters, characters related to the originals or what I guess are all-new characters with the same names. It doesn't matter much, since (without giving away the ending) there's a reason none of the characters that gather in this book are headlining any of the "Seven Soldiers" mini-series that follow.
As I said, parts were good. Having read too many comics as a kid, I kind of got a kick out of the oblique references to things like Solomon Grundy's origin, or the JLA/JSA crossover that brought back the original Seven Soldiers (whose membership now, it seems, despite my memories, included an archer not named Green Arrow. I think he was replaced by the father of this new Spider/Spyder character, but I wasn't clear on that), and even a reference to the mystic Seven that guided Dr. Occult (made me wonder if Morrison was disappointed that Sovereign Seven wasn't owned by DC and therefore unavailable). It was almost sad how many of those I got, really, though I hope that there were some I missed.
But overall I just didn't feel any real excitement about the story, and thought it was a trifle mean-spirited in a lot of places (and not in the good way that I'd usually mean), pretentious in others, and just had an aura of pointlessness. I probably won't pick up any of the mini-series taking off from this, though I might pick up the last chapter if it looks this pretty and is this cheap.
USAGI YOJIMBO #79 - #81 - Stan Sakai has been working on single issue stories for the last little while, alternating the focus on Usagi to various supporting characters. So if you've never tried the book, any of the recent issues are a nice place to start to get a feel for Sakai's storytelling abilities. I especially liked #80, "When Rabbits Fly", which reminded me a lot of the first few years of the book. In this one Usagi meets an inventor trying to come up with a flying device. Sakai always manages to come up with inventive twists to these storylines, and backs it up with some excellent layouts on the action scenes.


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Who's really responsible for viruses?Opinion by Rich Pasco
The recent "I love you" virus and its variants "Joke", "Mother's Day", etc. have received a lot of press lately, but very few reports have accurately pinpointed responsibility.
The virus contains an executable attachment which sends copies of itself to everyone in the victim's e-mail address book and damages a number of files on the victim's system. The damage in lost data and wasted time around the world is staggering.
So, considering the scope of the damage, its author should be severely punished for the most heinous crime of the century, right?
Wrong. Although his actions are reprehensible, he was just a small component of the cause. The vastly bigger responsibility lies with the millions of users running an e-mail client which makes it easy to execute (follow the instructions in) attachments to e-mail.
Suppose you hired a butler to look after your household affairs. Suppose you had instructed your butler that every time a letter was delivered in the U.S. mail, he was to open it and follow any instructions contained therein.
Suppose that one such letter contained instructions to go to the neighborhood copy shop and make copies of the letter and to mail them to every one of your correspondents. And then having done so, the instructions continued, the recipient to go through your personal filing cabinet, shred the original documents contained therein, and replace each of them with a copy of that letter.
You returned home one day to find that your butler had obediently followed those instructions. On whom would you place more blame? The distant and unknown author of the anonymous letter? Your butler who was so naive as to follow its instructions without a lick of common sense? Or yourself, for telling him to follow its instructions in the letter?
As recently demonstrated, Microsoft Outlook can be such a blindly obedient butler. The victims were all using Outlook. Microsoft should have known better than to publish an e-mail client that makes it easy to execute attachments without warning users of the danger. I'm told that Outlook can be configured otherwise, but few people make this change, because some can't be bothered and others may not know it's possible.
I am pleased to note that my system was not infected despite receiving many copies of the recent virus, because my e-mail client, Netscape Communicator, does not execute any attachments without my explicit permission. And I won't give that permission unless I know exactly who wrote the code and what it does. At least not now.
In mid-1999 I received an unsolicited e-mail from a friend with an attachment entitled "Zipped Files.exe". And I was naive then, so I gave my system permission to execute the attachment. The damage done in the next few minutes took several days of cautious, skilled work to repair. I was lucky because I had backups, and the system on which I ran the virus did not have access to them at the time.
The very painful lesson was: When you execute any program on your computer, you turn over total control of your computer system to its distant, unknown author. Do you really want to do that?
If you get infected with a virus, as you assess responsibility for your woes, do not neglect the publisher of your e-mail software, which by default surrenders control of your computer system to that distant stranger. And do not neglect yourself for installing and/or using such software.
In no way do I intend to excuse the writer of ILOVEYOU, any more than I excuse the irresponsible teenager who starts a wildfire that destroys a few thousand houses. Both the virus writer's and the arsonist's actions are reprehensible. But my comment goes beyond simply being angry at one individual who intended to cause harm, to examining the infrastructure that so easily allows harm to spread.
In either case, the real lesson for society is not that we need more severe punishment for virus writers or young arsonists, but that we need to develop our computer networks and our housing tracts so that they are immune to the spread of viruses and wildfires. And while it's easy for consumers to to point the finger at the "big guys" (like Microsoft or the city planning commission), each of us need to educate ourselves and take responsibility for our own personal environments, whether in setting up our e-mail client or in cutting down vegetation around our houses.
In some sense, running Microsoft Outlook with its default settings is like planting eucalyptus trees all around your house and yard.
I feel as sorry for the ILOVEYOU victims as I did for the victims of the Lexington and Oakland Hills fires, but in each case, I encourage all of us to look at our own choices and find ways to be responsible for our environment rather than victims of it.
Relevant web sites
Index to all of Rich Pasco's articles on e-mail and viruses
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Drivers are dropping out of a city, how do you figure out what's going on?
There are multiple reasons why there could be a drop of drivers. We can break it down into company, customer (both driver and passenger), product, competition, and evengovernment.
I assume "dropping out" refers to deactivating such that they do not drive for Lyft anymore. First of all, I would cross-check the source of the red flag data to be sure it is accurate.
Assuming the trend is verified, I'd ask these clarifying questions:– What % of drivers are deactivating?– Over what period of time has this deactivation been occurring? When did it begin?– Did the change occur suddenly or gradually over a period of time?– What changes occurred at the time the change occurred that might affect app performance? E.g. a code release or vendor change– Is the change occurring within the entire driver population in the city, or among certain drivers only? e.g. only drivers that signed up in the past 6 months are affected– What feedback have we heard from the drivers in the affected group? Have they provided reasons for deactivating?– Have there been similar drops in other Lyft metrics in the area? e.g. has ridership experienced a similar trend?– Has this trend appeared before in this city or another city? if yes, what was the cause?– Has there been any server downtime or other errors reported?
Using this information, we want to determine if the problem is *internal* or *external* in nature.An internal problem could be a bug, server issue, or a new feature that had unintended consequences. An external problem could be related to competition, bad PR, a natural disaster, a firmware change, or new regulatory or legal change.
If the problem is identified as internal, meaning a bug or the like, I would work with the engineering team to isolate the problem and push out a fix. Depending on the severity of the problem, I might ask to interrupt the current sprint and push this out as a hotfix, or if less severe, could include the fix in the next sprint plan.
If the problem is a feature that is causing issues, I'd work with Eng to roll back the feature and if possible, spec out a new feature that does not have a similarly detrimental impact.
If the issue is external, such as a hurricane, change to the law, or new competitor entering the market, I'd work through the normal product development cycle to plan for an address the problem. If the issue is temporary or seasonal, there may not need to be further action taken as the drivers will likely return without further intervention.
First, I'd ask some clarifying questions:– What do you mean by "dropping out"? Is it:. Decrease in new driver sign ups?. Decrease in returning drivers? (# times opened app per day). Decrease in hrs spent driving per day?– What city is this in? Is there a trend in the metric, or sudden drop? Are there other cities with the same issue around the same time?
Depending on the two answers above, I'd list out the steps + categorize them as:1) Company related– Did we make changes to the app?– Has there been bad press recently?
2) Driver experienceFrom the perspective of the driver + their motivations for using a particular app, I can think of:– Money: are they making more money vs other apps ($ made per week) – assumes competitor data is available.– Money: are we taking more cut from drivers that made them want to quit?– Safety: have there been reports of drivers getting attacked (ex. this happened in Brazil + France when Taxi unions attacked ubers in the wild)– UX: do we have qualitative or quantitative info on driver's experience driving with our app?
3) Competition– Did competitors recently launch their app in the city?– Did competitors launch a new program (business model, better treatment, event with better pay rate)– Supply x Demand health – are there enough requests to keep drivers in the app? Would look at ratio of Drivers to Requests made over period of time.. Supplier: Drivers, Demand: Riders
Depending on what extra data we get, I'd drill down on those points further.
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Violence has buffeted Senegal ahead of presidential elections on February 24, despite appeals for calm from religious leaders.
A pro-government campaigner was killed in eastern Senegal on Monday, in the first fatality from a string of pre-election clashes between supporters of President Macky Sall and the opposition.
A police official told AFP the individual was stabbed during "scuffles" between the Unity and Assembly Party (PUR), which is led by opposition leader Issa Sall, and pro-government campaigners.
The body was taken to a hospital in Tamboucounda, about 400 kilometres (250 miles) east of the capital Dakar, the source said.
A police source said a motorcyclist was killed by a vehicle speeding away from the scene of the stabbing. A journalists' association meanwhile said eight reporters were also injured in the violence.
President Sall told an election meeting that the stabbing victim was a member of his governing Alliance for the Republic (APR) and called for "light to be shed (on the killing) so that the electoral campaign does not become a pretext for violence".
Violence has buffeted Senegal ahead of presidential elections on February 24, despite appeals for calm from religious leaders.
Sall urged his supporters not "to succumb to provocations" and called upon political rivals to issue similar appeals.
"This is a result of a call to violence issued by certain politicians," the president said of the death, adding: "They will have to answer for their actions in court."
Five human rights organisations, including Amnesty International and the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights (RADDHO), said they wanted to "remind election candidates and coalitions of their duty" to tell their supporters not to resort to violence.
On Sunday at least two people were "seriously injured" in Fatick, a presidential stronghold in Senegal's centre-west, in clashes with supporters of rising opposition candidate Ousmane Sonko, local media reported.
Four people, all Sonko supporters, were badly hurt on February 4 in the northern city of Saint-Louis, Sonko's campaign said.
Senegal, a former French colony, is seen as a beacon of democracy and relative prosperity in West Africa.
But its election campaigns are often marred by accusations of corruption, influence-peddling and misinformation.


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So I spent yesterday reshooting some reference for the businessman because from others' notes, he was attracting too much attention. The idea now is to get him offstage quickly and keep him within a single though process during that time. Before I was trying to add several changes in thought and it was killing the overall flow. Now I think it works better, but there's still work to be done! I also roughed in the lip sync on the hippie, which I tried to play up since it's quite small on the screen. I think it will be fun to play with the mouthshapes of this hippie as they will be very "surfer-bum like" with very exaggerated and relaxed shapes.
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Online Project Management Software/Communications Dashboard
Posted 5 years ago at 6:50 am
Hello all, I'm looking for two things:
1. Is anyone using 'project management' software of any kind to share messages, calendars/timelines, documents that multiple partners might be working on, and as a place to have a home for the many documents and agreements created in Collective Impact work. If so, can you share what it is, whether or not your partners are actually utilizing it, and how you secured buy-in? I've used Basecamp before for a non-CI effort, but I'd like to find a real-life example for a CI effort.
2. Have you developed a 'communications dashboard' (might also be referred to as a 'communications plan') that gets really, really into the weeds about how you're managing the continuous communication piece as a backbone?
Thanks so much!
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Hi Noelle,
You can try ProofHub for project management software. ProofHub is all-in-one project management and collaboration software. It offers features like reports, gantt charts, notes, events, calendar, discussions, file sharing, file proofing, time tracking, to-do's, milestones, chat, integration with Google Docs & Dropbox and much more. Have a look at http://www.proofhub.com/
Submitted by Nandini Sharma on Mon, 2014-08-04 01:07
Submitted by Nandini Sharma on Tue, 2014-08-05 01:25
We posted this query to the Forum's twitter accoutn (@CIForumTweets) and received two recommendations--one for ProofHub. (From Nandini on this thread, who I believe is part of SDP Labs, which works on ProofHub. We appreciate the rec for your work, Nandini!)
We also received a rec for the collaboration site/software Bitrix24.
If anyone else has other project management tools for collective impact that they'd like to share, please feel free!
Submitted by Tracy Timmons-Gray on Mon, 2014-08-04 22:09
Hi All,
The report "Harnessing Collaborative Technologies" by the Monitor Institute may be a useful reference on this topic. While their research focused on technology for "funder collaboration," most of the tools they looked at are relevant for other types of collaboratives as well.
Hope this is helpful!
Submitted by Jennifer Splansky Juster on Tue, 2014-08-05 13:48
Submitted by Liz Gallagher on Thu, 2014-08-28 12:46
I'm curious if anyone has used Trello. I have only just been introduced to it as in interoffice collaborative project management tool. But I was curious if anyone has used it for CI project management.
Thanks for the tip on ProofHub, Nandini.
And I LOVE the question about communications plans. I am curious about the same thing now that I see your question about that, Noelle!
Submitted by Jodi Clark on Mon, 2014-10-06 23:12
Hi Noelle!!!
I have a "communications plan" rather success for my website: S888BET, so I'll send you my plan :), check your email!!
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Submitted by Tracy Timmons-Gray on Tue, 2014-10-14 11:40
Hi Jully,
Would you mind sharing your "communications plan" with me as well? I am looking to develop a stronger communication plan with my coalition. Any insight is greatly appreciated.
Submitted by Kaylee Moreno on Wed, 2015-11-11 12:54
Hi July,
I am a communication intern with a new collective impact and would love to have a look at your communication plan if you are willing to share.
Submitted by Jasmin Montalbo on Tue, 2017-02-28 12:35
You can use iprosh who do what you are looking for and particularly with activity stream and kanboard where you can fix priority etc...
or otherwise you have also bitrix24 who is full of options but more complicated
and otherwise trello can be good but you need others tools to do everything you will need.
Submitted by ludovic riquier on Wed, 2014-12-10 19:01
Thanks for the recs, Ludovic! Just as a heads-up, if you work at the company whose products you're recommending, it's helpful to provide full disclosure about that since we don't allow marketing of products or services on the Forum.
Submitted by Tracy Timmons-Gray on Wed, 2014-12-10 19:14
Hi Noelle,
You might consdier Triskell PPM-Factory for online project managment software that allows you to define the exact Portfolio Management Solution you need.
Triskell is a pure Saas PPM platform that combines latest technologies providing an extremely flexible and powerful way to manage different business objectives into a single platform. Organizations can create, analyze, combine, add, link, different portfolios and each maintain a repository of objects completely different.
Submitted by Christophe Borlat on Wed, 2017-02-22 06:54
Hi Noelle,
Do have a look over FindNerd-Free Project Management Tools, it is a nice tool which bridges the gap by providing a rich set of features while still allowing the end-user to have the flexibility of using them as per their need. Some of the best features of Findnerd project management tool are- Accurate Time Tracking, Easy Collaboration, Analytics which Generates report of logged in hours, productivity and availability etc.
Submitted by James Aidan on Thu, 2017-12-28 06:27
Have you tried TaskQue. It may help you in communication management. It is one of the best team collaboration tools. It also offers you to have real time discussions and then create discussion minutes.
Submitted by Atif Shahab Qureshi on Fri, 2018-05-18 06:10
Hi Noelle,
Sorry to chime into this thread late in the game. We are exploring various project management tools and I was wondering if you ended up finding one that worked for you. We are currently weighing options between Monday.com, Slack, and Microsoft Project. Any insights you could provide in regards to what you decided to use would be great!
Thank you,
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Getting a good sneaker bot is also imperative if we want to cop sneakers on the web.
Sneaker bots
Sneaker bots are merely desktop applications that we use in order to cop sneakers online. We use sneaker bots mainly to log in to multiple accounts and use them at once. That way, our productivity level is much higher, and so are the chances of successful copping.
Why do we need sneaker proxies?
It's not just about getting the sneaker proxies — we actually need the best ones for successful copping.
Copping may have become too complicated for many. However, even when the chances of success are almost non-existent, if we use reliable sneaker bots, we probably won't get blocked by apparel websites.
Also, the best sneaker proxies aren't only used to avoid website restrictions, even though that may be one of their primary benefits. We actually need to use the best sneaker proxies just to connect to such websites.
Copping is becoming a literal industry where more and more people are starting to earn some serious money. Of course, with a large amount of patience and dedication. That's why it's important for us to understand that the best and reliable sneaker proxies actually serve as insurance for our business. If we invest in such proxies, we can relax knowing that the providers guarantee they will work.
The number of proxies needed for a sneaker bot
Simply put, if we're lucky enough, we can even cop with only one active IP address. However, we can't expect to get some tremendous results with it. Hence, there isn't an exact number of proxies that we can say is the best for a sneaker bot. Logically, we can assume that more is always better.
Still, getting many proxies can seem impossible, especially if we're just starting out. If our budget is tight, we might even consider giving up. But, earning money by copping and selling is a process, and we shouldn't expect to rise to the top overnight. Thus, investing in a small number of reliable sneaker proxies is always a good place to start.
Safety comes first
Providers sell different packages. Some of them incorporate 50 IPs, while others go up to 250 IPs. So the right number of proxies for us is probably the one that offers the best value for money.
However, as we've mentioned before, we shouldn't just go for the most affordable option out there. We must consider everything carefully, as the quality of the proxy package and reliability of the provider should always come before the price itself.
We also need to make sure no one else is using any IPs from our IP range. That way, we can rest assured knowing that our IPs won't get blocked because of someone else's behavior.
So what's the safest thing to do? We should always go for the largest IP range. That's usually the package that offers 250 IPs. We won't use all of them — we'll use as much as we need. That way, we can be sure our IPs won't get blocked since no one else will be using one from our IP range.
Furthermore, if our budget isn't limited, we can probably invest in multiple 250 IP ranges and experiment with them.
Why should we choose sneaker proxies and not regular dedicated proxies?
When we decided to enter the copping game, we were confused as to why we were advised to go with sneaker proxies and not the regular dedicated ones. At first, we couldn't see any difference, and paying more for sneaker proxy packages wasn't an option. We thought that we could get by, at least at first, with any proxy out there. However, once we failed, we realized that we didn't think this through.
If someone is starting out with copping sneakers, they should always do so carefully and do their homework. The more information they gather on the matter, the more successful they will be later on.
Copping sneakers isn't something we should learn by trial and error, simply because there's money involved. Our money. Money that we could have invested in a smarter way if we had done a bit of research in the beginning.
That's why we'll try to explain the difference between sneaker proxies and dedicated proxies and why it's vital to go with sneaker proxies right from the start.
There are two important benefits of these that will help you make a profit faster.
1. Sneaker proxies are virgin proxies
Sneaker proxy packages are dedicated like some other proxy packages. For instance, there are packages that are optimized for social media. They are mainly used on one or two websites, which means that their IP addresses are clean. They haven't been recorded by other websites because of some aggressive use, and they probably haven't been used on sneaker apparel websites.
Using proxy packages that are clean like this will guarantee us a safe connection to websites that offer sneakers. However, successful copping isn't and can't be guaranteed. But we can connect them without getting banned or disconnected.
2. Banning won't be a problem
We all know that apparel websites ban proxies like crazy. So how do they do it? Once the apparel websites detect suspicious behavior on one account, they don't put only that account on a blacklist. They will instantly block all accounts from the whole IP range to which the suspicious account belonged in the first place. So what does that mean?
For example, we have an ill-intended neighbor that uses an IP address from the same provider as we do. He's abusing his sneaker bot and placing multiple buying orders. Then, all of a sudden, the apparel website recognizes his behavior and blocks him for good. However, the website doesn't just block his IP address; it blocks all the IP addresses from our provider in that range, including ours.
Therefore, if we have bought a proxy package from an unreliable vendor, we could potentially have a neighbor in our IP range that might get us blocked. That's the main reason why most sneaker proxy providers sell packages that include at least fifty IP addresses.
Now that we've seen all this, let's summarize why we should choose sneaker proxies instead of regular ones.
- Investing in a sneaker proxy will get us a stable and reliable connection during copping releases.
- A sneaker proxy will protect us from users who are showing aggressive behavior and might get us banned with them.
Basically, by investing in high-quality sneaker proxy packages, we'll be able to connect our sneaker bot without any major problems.
Datacenter sneaker proxies vs rotating proxies
There is one major difference between datacenter sneaker and rotating proxies, and it is also the most important one.
Rotating proxies will rotate our IPs at a set time interval. So, at one point, even if our actions were too aggressive, that won't pose a problem, since there's a new IP waiting for us around the corner. We just need to be patient.
Datacenter sneaker proxies, on the other hand, are virgin and will stay so until we use them for copping. They are also dedicated, and if we're careful enough, we won't have to worry about getting banned.
Do residential proxies for sneaker bots even exist?
We've probably heard before that we wouldn't be able to use residential proxies in order to cop sneakers with success. However, that is largely untrue as there are residential smart proxies that can be a perfect solution for copping.
It's good to mention that all those IP addresses are thoroughly checked and secured. Providers don't rent them just from any owner. What's more, they always offer good technical support and customer service that can clear any doubts at any time.
Proxy servers like these will work really fast and provide low latency. That is vital for copping since we need a stable IP address once the sneakers are released.
So, if we are thinking about buying sneaker proxies, we should always consider rotating residential ones, as they can be a suitable option for copping and will cost much less.
Residential vs datacenter proxies
We must mention that we should always be careful when deciding on rotating proxies since not all of them are residential. Datacenter proxies don't trace back to an Internet service provider, while residential ones do.
Therefore, anyone who inspects our proxy will be able to see that we are the user. What's more, websites will thus recognize us as a threat and ban us more easily.
Residential proxies provide legitimate IP addresses, so there will be fewer chances to get blacklisted on apparel websites. Thus, our copping sessions will be more stable and secure during releases.


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I have no shiny resolutions for 2019. I don't think it's that I'm jaded; I think I'm just in a day-to-day survival mode. After 10 or so days with not more than 2 consecutive hours of sleep, it happens. When small children are sick it consumes your life. I'm not so much pessimistic as I … Continue reading Collecting Thoughts
Spectacular Sunset
...to end 2018. It was a stunner! (Watch the time-lapse at the bottom too.)
Scenes from the end of Advent and Christmas
A Bruised Reed
A bruised reed He will not break... [Isaiah 42:3] We spent 7 hours Friday working on the new church and hall buildings. They needed to be prepared for painting which was actually quite a large task. The floors also had to be prepped for replacement tile in the hall and new flooring in the church. … Continue reading A Bruised Reed
New Beginnings
Rather than apologizing for the long hiatus and trying to update, I'll just begin again. I spent the previous few days at the Ancient Faith Women's Retreat meeting at Antiochian Village in Pennsylvania. It snowed the afternoon, evening, and night we arrived which was simultaneously a big treat for me and a big headache for … Continue reading New Beginnings
Dormition, Roses, Wool, Miniatures, and Clouds
Lately it's been busy and hot. Pretty much the usual. Cloud photography happens more days than not, and sometimes we get a bit of rain. We're in one of the few small parts of Texas that is not in a drought. I've made a few miniature sweaters. The first two went to Emily, the owner … Continue reading Dormition, Roses, Wool, Miniatures, and Clouds
Yarn Along for August
[regular blog post at the bottom below the Yarn Along post] So these are some of my recent projects. All of these went into the shop (except that last in-progress photo) but only the miniatures are left. I do like making things people enjoy! Of course, if it's not enjoyable for me then it's hard … Continue reading Yarn Along for August
Recent Storm Photos
This first set is from last night's storm to the SW of us. I was lucky in that it was nearly stationary for the 2 hours I stalked it. The people under it were not quite so lucky. Some photos from previous days:
Storms at sunset
Time-Lapse of exploding cumulonimbus
Seen tonight at sunset. Severe thunderstorm warning alert right after this was taken. Still photos below video. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f7ISceg7xkk


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April 2018 took me to the rather warm island of Cyprus to photograph the wedding of Nick and Aimie. Both are very successful wedding photographers themselves so I was under no illusion that this wedding would be a little more than special. Admittedly, I felt a little more than the usual pressure to deliver as invites were out to the many islands industry professionals.
I first met Aimie and Nick after I photographed their Pre wedding images in the Awesome City of Paris – thankfully they loved the images enough to hire me to photograph their big day.. I will let the pictures do the talking but arguably this was one of the most fun weddings I have had the privilege to photograph. To top it all off, the moment of Aimie & Nick captured on the clifftop during sunset has been awarded the 'Junebug best of the best 2018' awards – Top 50 Wedding photographers in the world.
A 'MASSIVE' thank you to Aimie and Nick for being just so fabulous and accommodating in my requests.. I hope the pictures do you justice, MUCH LOVE x
As always it was an absolute pleasure to work with the very talented videographer and cinematographer Dan, from Shoot me now Films


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On our 11 day Malawi and Zambia tours we focus on the highlights of these less explored East African countries.
This overland tour actually departs from from Dar es Salaam in Tanzania and you still get to see a quite a bit of this beautiful country. Highlights along the route will include Lake Malawi and South Luangwa National Park. This park is known for its high concentration of leopards and hippos.
We end the tour with another big highlight – Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe – one of the 7 natural wonders of the world.
This tour forms part of the 21 day "East African Adventure South"
This tour is offered in two travel styles:
1. Camping: Clients mostly overnight in comfortable two-man dome tents, with built in mosquito nets and of course a mattress… and a couple of nights are upgraded to budget rooms.
2. Accommodated (hotels/ lodges): Clients overnight in a comfortable twin rooms or permanent safari tents, mostly with en-suite bathrooms.
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Included: Accommodation and meals as indicated in the itinerary, transport, registered guides and selected activities as per itinerary.
Excluded: Optional activity package, flights, all items of a personal nature, alcohol, snacks, souvenirs, tips and optional activities etc.
Day to day description l Malawi and Zambia Tour l South
When you book the optional activity package, the tour will run as follows:
Day 1: Dar es Salaam - Mikumi National Park
Our Malawi and Zambia group tours depart from Dar es Salaam on day one. We highly recommend that you arrive at least one day earlier to give you some time to acclimatize. The overland group tour starts as we leave the coast behind us and travel inland and make our way to Mikumi. Mikumi National Park ranks as the fourth largest park in Tanzania and forms part of a 75 000 square kilometre wilderness that centres on Selous, Africa's largest game reserve.
Day 2: Safari in Mikumi - Iringa
We rise early this morning and enjoy an extensive game drive (safari) in the Mikumi National Park. This afternoon we continue to the southern highlands of Tanzania and our final stop in Tanzania.
Day 3: Lake Malawi
Leaving Tanzania behind, we descend the Great Rift Valley and cross the border into Malawi. Known as the "Warm Heart of Africa" the lakeside country is blessed with natural beauty and our destination tonight is the shores of Lake Malawi where we look forward to spending the next two days enjoying the attractions of the northern regions of the lake. This afternoon we will enjoy a visit to a local community.
Day 4: Lake Malawi
Snorkelling in the crystal waters offers the chance to see first-hand the brilliantly coloured tropical cichlids, tiny fish often found in colourful aquariums around the world. Today is free for you to enjoy a relaxed day on the shores of lake Malawi. For the more adventurous amongst us, use today to participate in the Livingstonia hike. This is a strenuous hike that takes between 8 - 12 hours to complete. Your guide will provide additional information on the hike.
Day 5: Lake Malawi
This morning we board our truck and head further South of Lake Malawi. Our destination tonight is the shores of Lake Malawi. Stretching over 500km along the western boundary of Malawi, the lake is home to more species of fish than any other lake. We spend the night on the shores of this natural wonder.
Day 6: Lake Malawi
Today is another day of leisure, relaxing at the lake. Use the time to read a book, soak up the sun or indulge in the many attractions that are on offer.
Day 7: Lake Malawi to South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
This morning we enjoy a final sunrise on the shores of Lake Malawi before setting off for Zambia and the South Luangwa National Park. After crossing the border into Zambia we make a short stop in Chipata before continuing to our camp on the banks of the Luangwa River. Having watched the sun rise over Lake Malawi in the morning we enjoy an equally spectacular sunset over the Luangwa River this evening.
Day 8: South Luangwa National Park
South Luangwa National Park is a world-class safari destination and we have a full day to explore the park in search of the variety of wildlife found in the park. This morning you can join an optional morning safari or during the dry season (April to December) you can join one of the iconic walking safaris on offer in the park. This afternoon we will enjoy a Sunset Drive in the park, enjoying a sundowner (a drink while the sun goes down) on the way. The unique opportunity to explore the park at night gives us a chance to spot the elusive nocturnal species that are rarely seen in the day.
Day 9: Petauke
Leaving the Luangwa Valley this morning we make a stop at Tribal Textiles. The Chipata area is a major producer of Cotton and this morning we get a taste of the creativity of the African culture. Those interested can enjoy a tour of their workshops (March to December) to see how these colourful fabrics are crafted. Our destination tonight is the small town of Petauke.
Day 10: Lusaka
As an important link between Lusaka and neighbouring Malawi, the Great East Road winds through rural Zambia and we will cross the Luangwa River on our way to Lusaka. The route today is dotted with villages and subsistence farms and the landscapes serve as a stark contrast to the developed countries so many of us call home.
Day 11 Zimbabwe - Victoria Falls
Crossing the Southern reaches of Zambia we make our way to the adventure town of Victoria Falls, this afternoon we get our first look at the mighty Victoria Falls. Crossing the bridge between Zambia and Zimbabwe we get a view of "Musi oa Tunya", the Smoke that Thunders as the falls are known in the local language. Victoria Falls offers a host of optional activities and these can be booked on arrival in Victoria Falls. Your tour comes to an end upon arrival in the town of Victoria Falls.
Interested in this tour?
How do I get back home after this tour?
- Option 1: The day after the tour ends, the overland truck will start a 2 day long Transfer from Victoria Falls, through Botswana, back to Johannesburg. You can then book your international flight back home from Johannesburg.
- Option 2: Book a flight from Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) to Johannesburg (South Africa). This flight takes around 2 hours. From Johannesburg it should be easy to get an international flight back home.
Before and after the tour services
To help with the planning of your trip, you are more than welcome to book these hotels before and/ or after your tour through us. These hotels are either the starting or end point of your tour, or it will be conveniently close to it. These hotels also offer airport transfers. For information on prices, just click "Hotels and Transfers" at the bottom of this page.
The Kariakoo Sleep Inn Hotel in Dar es Salaam is located only 20 minutes from the main International Airport. The hotel has spacious rooms, honey moon suites and normal suites. For your convenience there is free wi-fi, a business center, access to a bank, pharmacy and several shops in the immediate vicinity.
The Rainbow Hotel is situated 4km from the town centre of Victoria Falls, far enough away to enjoy the peace and quiet of the bush, but close enough to get into town quite easily if required. There is a complimentary shuttle that operates between the hotel and the town of Vic Falls…


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