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Students will find carrels for individual study throughout the Penn Libraries. Van Pelt, Fisher Fine Arts and the Museum libraries offer carrels that can be reserved by registered students and used for library book storage. Please contact the circulation desk of the specific library for details.
Collaborative spaces allow for active learning and group problem-solving activities. These spaces facilitate peer-to-peer learning and can be appropriate for course instruction or individual events. Please see individual room details for available technology.
体育竞猜推荐|广州体育职业Several library rooms are dedicated to the study of special collections or specific collections and subjects.
Computer classrooms are equipped with computer projection technology and a master demonstration station for instructors while individual workstations allow students to have a hands-on learning experience.
体育竞猜推荐|广州体育职业Computer workstations can be found throughout the Penn Libraries, most requiring a PennKey and password for access. Check individual computing areas for equipment, printing, and software availability.
体育竞猜推荐|广州体育职业The data visualization space can be used for presentations and instruction. It features multiple HD displays that can be used separately to project multiple device screens or together to project one larger image.
Digital technology labs offer members of the Penn Community the use of state-of-the-art equipment for working with all types of digital media including video, audio, imaging, graphic design and web publishing.
Penn Libraries offer a wide variety of group study rooms and booths for both small and large groups. Many of the rooms are equipped with white boards or chalkboards to facilitate brainstorming sessions.
Lookup stations provide computers where you can drop in to check your email, use nearby print stations, or work on a research paper with assistance from library staff.
体育竞猜推荐|广州体育职业Whether you are creating a multi-media presentation for a class or simply recording your oral presentation to polish your public speaking skills, Penn Libraries have specially designed facilities to accommodate a wide range of media production tasks from the simple to the sophisticated.
体育竞猜推荐|广州体育职业Media study spaces provide students with the facilities and the equipment they need to immerse themselves in Penn Libraries' rich audio and film collections.
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For large-scale meetings and events, Penn Libraries offer reservable spaces with flexible physical accommodations.
These rooms within the Penn Libraries are suitable for teaching, small group meetings, presentations, or webinar viewing. Please see individual room descriptions for seating capacity, equipment accommodations and room reservation details.
Seating that requires no reservation is located in quiet spaces and in areas for informal gatherings. First come, first served. You'll find a variety of open seating throughout the Penn Libraries, including soft seating, traditional library tables, and individual desks.


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It Is All About BTC, LTC, ETH, ZEC mining as well as other alternative crypto currencies
It was anticipated that VertCoin (VTC) will hardfork to the new Lyra2RE algorithm at around 16th this month at block 208301, however we have reached the fork a bit earlier. So if you are mining VertCoin you should switch to the new Lyra2RE GPU miners and to pools that have already switched to the new algorithm. Some people have anticipated that after the fork the price of VTC will increase, but this did not happen as currently VertCoin is quite profitable to mine and sell directly and apparently a lot of people are doing exactly this resulting in exchange rate dropping. This is just the first day after the fork, so we should wait and see how the Lyra2RE fork will affect VTC – will it help the coin or on the contrary.
VTC mining polls with Lyra2RE support:
– Verters Pool
– SimpleMulti
– Coinotron
– CoinMine VTC
– Hashlink VTC
– CrunchPool VTC
– P2PPool VTC
If you are getting ready for the upcoming VertCoin (VTC) fork from Scrypt-N to Lyra2RE algorithm that is planned to happen in about 10 days, then you might want to update your wallet. Since this is a hardfork you will need to upgrade your wallet to the new release 0.9.0.0 and also to be able to continue mining VTC you will have to get the new miners with Lyra2RE support. The good news is that we already have miners for both AMD and Nvidia GPUs available, even though they are early release candidates you cna try them out locally on testnet before the actual fork happens and pools will switch to Lyra2RE mining for VertCoin around 16th this month at block 208301. Below you can find links for the source code of the miners along with official windows binary releases available on GitHub, tpruvot has also added support for Lyra2RE to his ccMiner fork and we are probably going to be seeing more forks with Lyra2RE support getting added soon.
– To download and try the sgminer fork with Lyra2RE algorithm support for AMD GPUs…
– To download and try the ccMiner fork with Lyra2RE algorithm support for Nvidia GPUs…
VertCoin hasn't been doing so good lately due to the coin relying on the kind of outdated Scrypt-N algorithm, though profitability wise it wasn't so bad to mine and sell immediately at times. This however is hopefully going to change later this month or to be more precise around December 16th when a HardFork of the VTC is expected to happen to a new algorithm – Lyra2RE. The fork will happen at block 208301 and you will have to upgrade your wallet before that to continue using it after the fork. The people behind the development of the VertCoin have published a whitepaper with more information about the Lyra2RE algorithm. Lyra2RE is a chained algorithm consisting of five different hash functions: Keccak, Skein, Groestl, Blake and Lyra2 and working forks of ccMiner and sgminer with support for it should soon be available for GPU miners with both AMD and Nvidia mining rigs. Hopefully this hardfork to a new algorithm will help revive the interest and bring up the price to similar levels it has been at before, hopefully it can successfully follow the footsteps of the FTC fork to NeoScrypt, but we'll have to wait and see later this month what will actually happen.
– For more details about the hardfork of VertCoin (VTC) to the new Lyra2RE algorithm…

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Let $G$ be the abolute Galois group of $\mathbb Q_p$, let $\delta_1, \delta_2: G\rightarrow L^{\times}$ be continuous characters, where $L$ is a finite extension of $\mathbb Q_p$. Assume that $\delta_1\delta_2^{-1}$ is neither trivial nor the cyclotomic character then $Ext^1_{G}(\delta_2, \delta_1)$ is one dimensional. Hence there exists a unique non-split extension:
$0\rightarrow \delta_1\rightarrow V\rightarrow \delta_2\rightarrow 0$.
When is $V$ de Rham?
I believe that the answer is if and only if both $\delta_1$ and $\delta_2$ are de Rham and the Hodge-Tate weight of $\delta_1\delta_2^{-1}$ is $\ge 1$ (at least if the Hodge-Tate weights of $\delta_1$ and $\delta_2$ are distinct) and I guess I could x it out by using Bloch-Kato's paper in Grothendieck Festschrift, bu the answer must be well known and maybe even written down somewhere.
Ideally, I would like to be able to quote a reference, where this has been worked out.


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Discover the writers and reformers of the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries whose passionate poems, sermons, fiction, songs, and slave narratives formed the vanguard of a movement to end American slavery. Led by Professor James Basker, Barnard College.
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Explore the struggles and achievements of major groups who journeyed to a new home in the United States, including Irish, Italian, Jewish, Asian, and Latino Americans. Led by Professor Vincent Cannato, University of Massachusetts, Boston.
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Join a broad and deep exploration of American Indian history through a series of case studies, including early encounters, the Lewis and Clark expedition, and persistence in the face of government expansion, removal, and assimilation policies. Led by Professor Colin Calloway, Dartmouth College.
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Examine the writing of African American poets, novelists, and essayists – including Frederick Douglass, W. E. B. Du Bois, Zora Neale Hurston, James Baldwin, Toni Morrison, and Ta-Nehisi Coates - and considers how their perspectives have shaped history for all Americans. Led by Professor John Stauffer, Harvard University.
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Explore the British, French, Spanish, Dutch, and other European colonies in North America in an attempt to understand colonial life on its own terms, rather than simply as a precursor to the American Revolution. Led by Professor John Fea, Messiah College.
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Explore the evolving concept of democracy in the Early American Republic from the 1790s to the eve of the Civil War. Led by Professor Andrew Robertson, Lehman College, City University of New York.
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Go beyond the Emancipation Proclamation to dig deeper into the complex process of emancipation, examining the efforts of thousands of men and women struggling for freedom before and during the Civil War. Led by Professor James Oakes, The Graduate Center, City University of New York.
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Gain insight into the Revolution with new scholarly approaches to traditional topics, including American resistance to British rule, the decision for independence, America's victory, and the role of marginalized groups in the struggle for independence. Led by Professor Denver Brunsman, George Washington University.
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Teaching with Documents is an online course with instructional videos and lesson plans for teachers of grades 5-12. Each video focuses on a different way to use primary sources to improve student content knowledge and core literacy skills. Teaching with Documents demonstrates the same tested, Common Core-aligned approach used in Gilder Lehrman's Teaching Literacy through History™ professional development program.
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Through the lenses of imagery, symbolism, media, leadership theory, and public policy, explore the strengths, weaknesses, successes, and failures of President John F. Kennedy. Led by Professor Barbara Perry, The Miller Center, University of Virginia.
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These twelve lectures, the readings, and the discussions are to probe the nature of the life, the work, and the thought of the nineteenth century abolitionist, orator, and author Frederick Douglass. We will examine in depth the public and private sides of Douglass's life, his importance as a thinker, and as a political activist in the great dramas of the Civil War and Reconstruction eras...
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Examine nine defining cases and themes to gain an understanding of how regular people, social movement activists, politicians, scholars, lawyers, and judges have fought about what the Constitution means inside and outside of the courtroom. Led by Professor Melvin Urofsky, Virginia Commonwealth University.
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Cart Attendant / Janitorial Associate
- Location BENTONVILLE, AR
- Career Area Walmart Store Jobs
- Job Function Walmart Store Jobs
- Employment Type Full & Part Time
- Position Type Hourly
- Requisition 72019006779CP
What you'll do at
We are looking for people who take pride in their work to join our team. You help shape a customer's entire shopping experience by giving them a positive first and last impression.
In this dual role, you are responsible for ensuring customers see a well-kept parking lot, clean restrooms, and clean floors. This means you are constantly on your feet and on the go. Rain or shine, sleet or snow, our customers count on you.
In this dual role, you are responsible for ensuring customers see a well-kept parking lot, clean restrooms, and clean floors. This means you are constantly on your feet and on the go. Rain or shine, sleet or snow, our customers count on you.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Ensure customers have a great first and last impression
- Gather carts from the parking lot
- Operate equipment to move carts from the parking lot to inside the store
- Clean restrooms, sales floor, and parking lot as needed
- Have a positive attitude in all weather conditions
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At Walmart, we help people save money so they can live better. This mission serves as the foundation for every decision we make, from responsible sourcing to sustainability—and everything in between. As a Walmart associate, you will play an integral role in shaping the future of retail, tech, merchandising, finance and hundreds of other industries—all while affecting the lives of millions of customers all over the world. Here, your work makes an impact every day. What are you waiting for?
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BioShock Vita
It sounds like BioShock Vita isn't happening
BioShock may not make the jump to Vita after all.
BioShock Vita headlines
BioShock Vita status unknown, analysts feel Irrational closure "hurts prospects for the franchise"
With the closure of Irrational Games, the fate of both BioShock Vita and the franchise as a whole is rather uncertain, according to analysts and "no updates" regarding the long-awaited Vita version of the first entry in the series.
BioShock Infinite Vita: Levine still pursuing portable title
Ken Levine has said BioShock Infinite on Vita is still something he's working towards, but the project hasn't even been greenlit yet.
BioShock Vita: Levine "trying to make a match" between Sony and Take-Two
Ken Levine has said on Twitter that he spoke with Sony and 2K regarding BioShock Vita "yesterday," and that he is still "trying to make a match." Back in February, it was noted that the game was still a long ways off, as the Irrational Games boss said at the time if it were to […]
BioShock PS Vita is out of Levine's hands until a deal is signed
BioShock PS Vita is still a long way off, according to Irrational Game's founder Ken Levine. He says it won't begin until people start signing cheques.
BioShock Vita development is up to Take-Two and Sony, says Levine
A BioShock title for Vita is something Irrational's Ken Levine is interested in developing, but he's told Eurogamer the decision to create the game for the handheld is up to Sony and Take-Two.
BioShock Vita listed for September release
'Allo allo allo, what's all this then? Zavvi has only gone and whacked a September 7 release date on the BioShock game for Vita. The project – which will be a stand alone game, not a port – has gone largely unrevealed, and last we heard, was pretty much on hold while Irrational focuses on […]
Irrational's Vita project on hold until BioShock: Infinite winds up
Irrational Games isn't thinking too hard about its upcoming Vita game while BioShock: Infinite is still in development.
Quick quotes: Vita doesn't "compromise" traditional gaming experiences, says Levine
"It's a really interesting platform because, as a gamer, it's the first platform that really sort of gives of everything. It's the first time I can play things like shooters on an aeroplane; and I don't like feeling I'm playing something that's compromised in any way." – Ken Levine, speaking to PSM3 (via CVG).Levine announced […]
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BioShock Vita status unknown, analysts feel Irrational closure "hurts prospects for the franchise"
BioShock Infinite Vita: Levine still pursuing portable title
BioShock Vita: Levine "trying to make a match" between Sony and Take-Two
BioShock PS Vita is out of Levine's hands until a deal is signed
BioShock Vita development is up to Take-Two and Sony, says Levine
Irrational's Vita project on hold until BioShock: Infinite winds up
Quick quotes: Vita doesn't "compromise" traditional gaming experiences, says Levine


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RE6's skills list doesn't do a very good job of explaining how exactly equipping skills affects gameplay. I have invested in "Defense" but I've read that it only reduces gun damage (not all damage). Is this true? Either way, how much is damage reduced? Are regular zombie bites reduced by half? Something else? Does "Melee" increase kicking power or just knife power, and by how much? How much is Firearm "power increased"?
How are the gains of all of the skills quantified, and do any of their effects differ from the obvious interpretation of their listed descriptions? There are 26 identified and 17 unidentified skills.


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Last week's outage on the Amazon Cloud reminded the tech world once again that clouds are not reliable platforms for operations. The cause of the shutdown is believed to have been a power outage in the Virginia hub, which took down several developer clouds, most notably Heroku. In what can be described only as a shift-the-blame-to-the-victim response, Amazon stated that companies who had duplicated services into a separate availability zones were able to keep on going without missing a beat due to this redundancy. I've been astonished at the generally tepid reply of tech analysts to Amazon's position. Let's not forget that the whole point of having a cloud was so that organizations would not have to buy extra resources that would be needed only for quick spikes of activity.
A much better solution is a cloud provider that does not go down because it provides its own redundancy, rather than foisting that on its customers. Two weeks before the Amazon stumble, Oracle unveiled its new cloud with considerable fanfare. (Last month, Hewlett-Packard did the same thing. Before that AT&T. And, of course, before them in roughly reverse chronological order: Apple, VMware, Microsoft, IBM, Google, Salesforce.com, and Amazon.) Oracle promised several things, including high reliability because, in theory, it owns the whole stack (hardware, OS, virtualization software, network, etc.) The company also promised a deep embrace of developers including support for Java (naturally), JIRA, Git, and many other tools. These claims strike me as suspicious. Numerous post-announcement inquiries by Dr. Dobb's for more detail on developer support have gone unanswered, even when directed to the head of corporate PR, who was unable to find someone anyone to speak on the record about the developer features. As to the reliability, I am equally doubtful. Certainly owning the whole stack is a likely benefit because the vendor can manage the repair cycle, unlike Heroku's impotent waiting for Amazon to fix the then-unknown problem.
But Oracle has no history of providing uptime services in a large way to its customers, so there's no reason to believe that because it sells databases and applications, it knows how to keep a cloud platform running. In this regard, I trust HP and IBM more, as they have long been the companies of choice for outsourcing entire data centers. They know how to keep things going. Likewise, I would tend to trust AT&T's cloud based on its long knowledge of running systems through all forms of adversity.
Even if reliability were assured, the options for developer-specific platforms are limited and, to my view, immature. The most prominent developer options are Google App Engine, Heroku, EngineYard, ActiveState Stackato, Zend, and to a lesser extent, Contegix, and Joyent. (For pureplay VMs, of course, Rackspace is the leader.)
Except for the details, I find it hard to distinguish between the features of all these vendors. Some offer built-in tools. For example, Contegix hosts all the JIRA tools; Heroku lets you mix and match dev tools; as do Engine Yard and Active State. Zend, Google, and Joyent provide development environments that you can work with, but not specific developer tools. They all lack features I want as a developer and none of them has a mature feel.
From a coding front end, the cloud should be as ubiquitously accessible as Dropbox is today. I should be able to get to code in my IDE with a back-end on the cloud from anywhere. (Several start ups notably eXo and Cloud9 are working on this and have products in various stages of development.) By the use of plugins, my IDEs should be able to allow me to move from home, to work, to mobile devices and pick up exactly where I left off, down to which files are open and exact cursor location. The cloud, however, will need to capture this information and pass it back to the IDEs.
Once coding, I should be able to preserve my changes in a sandbox that is backed up with every save. And then I should be able to commit to a VCS hosted in the cloud or locally. Naturally, I should be able to kick off a full build at any time, which would either use an existing in-cloud server (such as that provided by Cloudbees), or spin up such a server and do the build there. If the organization I work in does continuous deployment, I should be able to deploy the app and run tests on it.
Debugging is an area where the cloud should be able to provide fantastic support, but which no provider has explored in depth. If I'm running the app in a virtual machine, there should be a wealth of information available to me: Anything going in or out of the VM can be logged. Every instruction that the VM executes is loggable. And I should be able to play the actions backwards at a breakpoint. This is not some pipe dream, I should point out. VMware's Workstation product has offered these features for several years, but to my knowledge, it's impossible to find such features on the cloud today.
Deployment is probably the area where the cloud is best suited currently. Scalability is good, but everything else is fairly weak. Most developer-oriented clouds provide primarily Java platforms on Linux. If you want to run .NET, then ActiveState, Engine Yard, and Heroku are all useless to you. If you want to use Mac OS X, you're truly out of luck.
In sum, there are plenty of ways that development clouds could be greatly enhanced to be true universal development, debugging, build, and deployment platforms. While application cloud platforms look a lot alike new entrants, such as Oracle, have to struggle to find new things to deliver developer clouds really lack important features and offer only a subset of what would be really useful.
— Andrew Binstock
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Barnes & Noble wants in on the video-on-demand app service, and with its new Nook Video service, it will be ready to compete. The bookseller's video service will premiere this fall with movies and TV shows from leading studios that will be accessible on Nooks "and other devices via soon-to-launch free Nook Video apps."
The Nook Video catalog will include standard and high-definition content from Disney, HBO, Sony Pictures, Starz, Viacom and Warner Bros. Specifically, the company boasts that it will feature "The Avengers", "Breaking Bad", "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart", "The Walking Dead" and "The Hangover", among others.
Videos can be streamed and downloaded from the Nook Store, and they will be stored in the Nook Cloud. And just like the Nook Reading apps save your place in a book and sync that place across devices, so shall the Nook Video apps. So, if you are on minute 23 of the "True Blood" season finale on one device, but want to switch to a new one, you'll be able to pick up exactly where you left off.
[Amazon Kindle Fire HD (7-Inch) Reviewed]
As a company that bridges physical media with digital, it may come as no surprise that Barnes & Noble is taking the same approach to video. The Nook Video service will support UltraViolet to integrate physical DVDs and digital video. Nook owners will be able to link an UltraViolet account to a Nook account, which will provide access to previously and newly purchased UltraViolet-enabled movies and TV shows.
"As one of the world's largest retailers of physical video discs and digital copyrighted content, our new NOOK Video service will give our customers another way to be entertained with a vast and growing digital video collection, as part of our expansive NOOK Store," said William J. Lynch, Chief Executive Officer of Barnes & Noble.
There has been no official release date offered, as of yet.


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A few weeks ago, Google said that they would be discontinuing Google Toolbar for Firefox 5 and will only continue supporting Firefox 4. However, in spite of that, the Google Toolbar continues to work in Firefox 5 and Firefox 6.
I have been using the Google Toolbar in Firefox 5 and Firefox 6 for a few months now without issues, however, it does come with a caveat. Since Google has officially said that support for Google Toolbar is only available through Firefox 4, Firefox automatically disables the add-on on Firefox 5 and Firefox 5.
Also Read: Firefox 5 Review | Firefox 6 Review
In order to enable the Google Toolbar in Firefox 5 and Firefox 6 you will first have to install the Add-on compatibility reporter extension in Firefox and restart the browser.
Once you have done that head over to the "Add-ons" and you will be able to run Google Toolbar in Firefox 5 and Firefox 6. Firefox will still report that the add-on is incompatible with the newer versions, however, you can continue using it without issues. If you need more help with this read our earlier guide on How To Run Older Add-ons in Firefox.


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Tom Phillips made his career in the computer business, but he also loved to fly.
"He described flying like you imagine an engineer would — with precision, care, and a deep awareness and respect of what could go wrong," remembers Kurt Kolb, who worked with Phillips at Microsoft before launching a startup with him.
"You also got this sense of pure joy emanating from each and every word, though. He could say, 'I've had a really tough week and I need to spend some time in the air,' in the same way that athletes say they need to run a few miles."
Phillips, 52, a longtime Microsoft manager who joined Amazon.com almost a year ago, died Saturday in a single-engine plane crash in Michigan along with 29-year-old Joe Pann, according to Michigan State Police. Phillips had his pilot's license, but Pann is described by authorities as the pilot of the plane.
In his 18-year Microsoft career, Phillips was no pushover, and he wasn't afraid to step on toes if necessary to do things the way he believed was right. He displayed a unique combination of prowess and insight across business and technology, former colleagues say.
"You could find people at Microsoft with more technical knowledge or more business knowledge, but very few possessed the combined depth that he had in those two areas," says Brad Carpenter, a former Microsoft GM who worked for Phillips. "He was always thinking, always pushing us for ideas, always, always pursuing patents. He could be tough, like any good leader and manager should, but he also always had a smile on his face."
From his Microsoft career, Phillips is listed as an inventor on dozens of patents, in areas including computer hardware, security and storage.
He was "a good leader, a real innovator and an all-around great guy," says Bryan Mistele, the INRIX CEO, who worked with him at Microsoft.
Michael Cherry, now an industry analyst at Kirkland-based Directions on Microsoft, also worked with Phillips during his time at the company, and says he "was truly one of the good guys, a straight shooter whose word was his bond."
As a young man, Phillips went to school at University of Michigan before heading up IT and telecommunications for First Federal bank in the state.
He lived in Kirkland but also had a home on Michigan's Mackinac Island, to which he was traveling when the crash took place. Cars aren't allowed on the small island, which helps explain why Phillips knew so much about horses, colleagues say.
In the Seattle region, Phillips was active in the Catholic church, at Sacred Heart Parish in Clyde Hill and on the board of the Fulcrum Foundation, which supports Catholic schools in the Seattle Archdiocese.
Phillips started at Microsoft in 1992, working his way up to general manager for Windows Hardware a decade ago — overseeing the company's strategic collaborations with PC makers as Windows XP took hold. He later focused on improving Microsoft's foothold in developing nations, before leading the company's Automotive Business Unit, an initiative that has led Microsoft to strike major technology deals with automakers.
"In nearly two decades at Microsoft, he was a respected leader across many different businesses," said Lou Gellos, a Microsoft spokesman.
At a midyear business review at Microsoft a few years back, Kolb remembers sharing his "sinking realization" that sales to whitebox PC makers were under serious threat from low-cost PCs — warning that the company would lose a large portion of its revenue from this business unless it made major changes.
"This is pretty obvious now that it's happened but at the time it was an incredibly controversial projection, with a lot of intractable sentiment around it, so there wasn't a ton of career upside to propose change. But we both felt it was the right thing to do even if it resulted in a meltdown," Kolb says. "Tom not only didn't back away from the discussion, his team provided industry data that confirmed our suspicions and allowed us to model the revenue declines with incredible precision."
Phillips left Microsoft to work on enterprise technology startup iTegris with Kolb in January 2010, and later joined Amazon.com, where he was general manager for the Windows Elastic Compute Cloud service inside Amazon Web Services.
"Our thoughts and deepest condolences go out to Tom's family," said Amazon.com spokeswoman Mary Osako. "Tom was a wonderful person and will be dearly missed by all of us."
Carpenter, recently named CEO at Newline Software, remembers Phillips in particular for his role as a mentor, saying he went out of his way to help people.
"Even after he left Microsoft, he and I would get together for coffee. He was always available if I had a question. I last saw him about 2 months ago. I thought of sending him email last week on an issue, but then I realized what he would suggest, so I didn't," Carpenter says. "I so wish I had now."


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Is it possible to get good quality cheap snowboards? Sure why not? As with many things, it's all about nine what you're looking for, and where to look. Do you need to go to a surfboard specialist store on the high Street, that will charge you maximum price? Of course you don't, maybe you did 20 years ago, but in modern times, so long as you have knowledge, you can do all your shopping the smart way by getting it online for a much more pocket friendly price.
So the first thing to consider when thinking about cheap snowboards is how much exactly do you want to spend on one? And then, after establishing how much you are willing to spend on a new snowboard, you then need to consider what type of snowboard you want to get, as budget allows. Do you want a beginner snowboard, an intermediate snowboard, or a professional snowboard? Or as some people prefer to look at its do you want the small, medium, or large sized snowboard? The size of the snowboard it will affect price of course. A decent beginner snowboard you can get for around $150. A decent mid-range model for about $400-$600. And professional snowboards will of course start to factor in above $600.
One of the best times to shop for cheap snowboards is during the spring and summer season from March onwards. At this point in time, stores now need to shift whatever stock they have left over from the winter season, and are often willing to discount up to 40% off to get rid of it. So this is the perfect time to go out and pick yourself up a bargain. You will be able to pick up the cheapest not just a snowboard, but also snowboarding parole as well. Of course if you have missed the post winter season, also keep an eye out for any other national holidays or occasions coming up as you may be able to pick up a good bargain that coincides with those dates.
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Mortal Kombat returns with a vengeance in Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe. Mortal Kombat has always been the leader when it comes to the fight game genre and this new installation is no exception. Bringing back all the original characters from the past (Scorpion, Raiden, Sonya) and now including characters from the DC Comics we all grew up with (Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman), Midway spent a lot of time on the DC characters giving them signature moves and finishes while keeping the fighting even on both sides.
The first Mortal Kombat game was released way back in 1992 in arcades around the world and was an instant success. More violent and bloody than anything we had seen before, Mortal Kombat is one of the games that is responsible for the ESRB now being a staple in movie and games rating. With finishing moves where you were able to rip the head off an opponent, spine attached, parents were shocked and kids couldn't get enough! Over the years, that violence has been toned down somewhat and it's very obvious in this new game. Because DC characters are not known for their "finishing moves" where they might disembowel their enemy, game designers had to walk a fine line between the traditional Mortal Kombat character killing, and the DC character's not killing. I think Midway did a fine job with the balance, and I didn't miss the extreme violence.
The fighting mechanics are solid in Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. And this is no button masher game where you can move on without learning some of the moves. I spent a couple hours trying to memorize some moves just to move on in the story mode and was still constantly beaten by the computer. This is one game where spending time in the training mode really can pay off later in the game. Especially when you go online, where I was decimated by every opponent. And there is a strong online presence of players for this game. After 6+ games and several movies and television shows carrying the Mortal Kombat name, there should be.
There are lots of game modes to choose from. In story mode, you fight through a pretty weak story line as all the different characters, learning each characters strengths and weaknesses. I didn't spend a lot of time here, rather I chose to utilize the Practice and Kombo Challenge modes. Practice mode is just what it sounds like, practice the moves you learn on an opponent that either fights back, or doesn't, your choice. Kombo Challenge is cool. This is where you go to learn the combos and timing for each character to master the moves. I spent a lot of time here, and because there are 20 characters, and 10+ moves for each, I concentrated on just one character, the one I remember from when I was a kid, Scorpion. He's the guy who always said "Get over here!" which is a move I was unable to figure out! Maybe I'm just getting old, but that was a lot of buttons! There is also a two player mode and online where you can beat up, or in my case, get beat up by other players all over the world.
Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe also has some new features included that in some ways make the game better, and others that are maybe not so much better. Klose Kombat is triggered by doing a grappling move and then pressing a series of buttons to beat up your opponent, at the same time your opponent is trying to match your button moves to break out. Little weird and I couldn't really get the hang of it. Free Fall Kombat comes into play when you knock you opponent out of the fighting arena giving you the chance to get in some special moves as you both fall to the next arena. Test Your Might is similar to Free Fall except you will be running sideways pushing your opponent through walls and barriers while pummeling them with special moves. And finally Rage Mode, a meter is filled by your opponent blocking your attacks until finally you can take it no more! All these add a little "zaz" to the already great fighting action.
If you are a veteran of the fighting genre, haven't played in a while and want to get back to your roots, or just a noob like me, this is a great title to start with. With lots of game modes, lots of players around the world to test your skills against and training modes to help you learn the ropes, you can't really go wrong here. Midway hasn't really messed with things too much in Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe and this is a good thing. Just a few new tweaks here to jazz it up but not messing with the core game play. Having the chance to play as your favorite DC characters is an added bonus. This is a game I can see playing for a long time. Just to learn and master one of the characters, and then to master them all!
Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe website
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
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J.K. Rowling and the case of "Cuckoo's Calling" gets weirder
As expected, as soon as J.K. Rowling was "revealed" as the true author of "The Cuckoo's Calling," sales shot up. In fact, the crime novel's U.S. publisher is now printing 300,000 more copies. Which is, in the publishing world, a MASSIVE number.
(The original release, under the pen name Robert Galbraith, sold only 1500 copies in its first three months out in Britain. And that, with very solid reviews.)
The revelation that Rowling was indeed the author came via an anonymous Tweet last week to the Sunday Times in London.
Today, the Associated Press reported that the Twitterer was Judith Callegari, the best friend of the wife of an entertainment lawyer associated with the book. The lawyer, Chris Gossage, admitted that he'd let the information slip to Callegari.
The U.K. law firm, Russells, apologized "unreservedly," but nevertheless took a tonguelashing from Rowling over the "leak."
"To say that I am disappointed is an understatement. I had assumed that I could expect total confidentiality from Russells, a reputable professional firm, and I feel very angry that my trust turned out to be misplaced," she was quoted as saying.
In related news: J.K. Rowling's "The Casual Vacancy," her first post-Harry Potter novel, comes out in paperback next week.


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Auggies abroad -- Katie Radford in Ireland
This semester, business major Katie Radford is studying at the National University of Ireland in Galway. Below she shares some highlights of her experiences so far. Read more about Katie and her adventures abroad on her blog -- Katie's Journey in Ireland.
* Memory and Cognition psych course--300 person lecture!
* Operations Strategy business course which is actually composed of Masters students, Engineering students, and undergrad business students like me.
* International Business is also a lecture course also with 300 students and a hilarious professor.
* Irish Language for Beginners: We meet twice a week because it is an advanced course and learn how to speak Irish (otherwise known as Gaelic). Irish is very hard to learn because it is NOTHING like what we are used to and doesn't have a base language like Latin.
* Service Learning: Literacy and Learning in the Community: This is a course that has three main parts. First we have a two hour lecture once a week where we discuss factors centered around child development and learning styles. Then we volunteer two hours a week at a local homework club. I work with 9-12 year olds at Bohermore every Thursday. Volunteering has been both rewarding and challenging. The first time kids wanted to know if I had friends on tele or if I worked for the FBI but since then I'm just another volunteer trying to get them to do their homework. One 10 year old and I have worked out a great strategy though. I help him with math and he helps me with Irish. He finds great pleasure in my inability to say things correctly. :) The final component is a one hour seminar on Thursdays where we debrief what happened that week at the homework club. This is my favorite class for sure! I love working with the kids and it is a nice change of pace!
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* I am the Vice Chair of International Students Society and organize cultural events and trips around Ireland. Last week we took 100 students to Belfast and Derry for a historical tour of the cities. It was a fascinating yet sad experience to hear and see how the conflict has literally divided the cities for centuries.
* Spent a weekend in the Gaeltacht at a homestay to practice my Irish. The weekend was full of class, pubs, a Gaelic Catholic Mass service, cailees, and me being completely confused when trying to strive up conversations with the locals!
* I was in an epic cardboard battle in front of the Quadrangle which is the administration building that pretty much looks like a castle. Just for fun here is a video of it. I am the one in a black and white flower box.
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That is what Lipscomb Lady Bisons coach Brandon Rosenthal is trying to develop.
"We played 97 percent of the match really well with no complaints," Rosenthal said. "We have to figure out how to make that other three percent happen."
The Lady Bisons, playing Louisville for the first time ever in volleyball, lost 25-23, 25-21 and 25-23 Wednesday night in front of 601 fans at Cardinal Arena. The Lady Bisons are 16-6 overall. Louisville, from the Big East, is 12-5.
"I was really pleased with the way we played," Rosenthal said. "Ultimately, we have to find ways to beat teams like this. There is no reason for me to think that we can't do this with this program right now.
"We made a couple of adjustments between sets two and three. There were two or three opportunities on defense where if we had done what we had drawn up we would have been all right."
Rosenthal has talked since preseason about his Lady Bisons finding a way to pick up an additional two or three points in a match in order to move up another level in competition.
"When we play these good teams we have to be able to execute when the score is in the 20s," Rosenthal said. "We didn't do that. We left three or four good opportunities out there."
The Lady Bisons led 22-18 in set one, but could not hold on for the win. In set two they fought back from an 8-2 deficit pulling within three points of the lead at 24-21. Set three was a one or two point struggle until the end.
"We went to their home to play," Rosenthal said. "I was excited about the way we came out and really made a statement from the start. We just didn't execute at the end on a couple of key points.
"It's hard to pinpoint what we are not doing right. I think what it comes down to is executing the game plan at key points down the stretch."
Middle blocker Alex Kelly and outside hitter Meghan Hinemeyer each had 11 kills for the Lady Bisons. Hinemeyer posted a .409 hitting percentage.
Louisville's Lola Arslanbekova finished with a match-high 14 kills. Caitlin Welch led with a match-high 14 digs.
"I thought all our girls did a great job of not letting up," Rosenthal said. "We talked about leaving it all on the floor. We did a nice job of that.
"Our errors were from freshmen to seniors. It's hard to pinpoint one area. I thought our seniors, Alex, Meg and Jake Pease, did a great job of getting everybody to believe they could do it."
The Lady Bisons are taking four days off. They will be back on the court Monday to prepare for Atlantic Sun games with North Florida and Jacksonville Oct. 29 and Oct. 30 at Allen Arena.
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Man alive, multiple award winning Simon Brotherton is hard to pin down for an interview. After a chance meeting with European Football Weekends in the QPR press lounge (check us out) we signed an 'I'll get the next coffees in' deal to bring the Match of the Day and Radio 5-Live commentator to these pages. We could have done it there and then, but they offer free beer in said lounge and EFW had filled our boots with it. Not a drop for Mr Brotherton I hasten to add - he's a consummate professional.
Anyway, between now and then Simon has been all around Europe commentating on Champions League and Europa League ties as well as picking up the microphone for the World Cup cycling in Manchester, interviewing Alberto Contador, continuing his MOTD work, spending valuable time with his wife and kids - you get the picture. We were finally granted a window of opportunity last night, and I think you'll agree that good things do indeed come to those who wait:
Not that we are jealous at all Simon, but you go on European football trips and get paid for doing so. Do you have the best job in the world? Well, if you love football it certainly takes some beating. Even though I've been doing it for years, there's still a thrill in things like wandering around the Vieux Port in Marseille in the sunshine or watching the teams come out in one of the big stadiums and remembering that someone's paying you to be there. I absolutely love it. However, I'm glad you didn't ask me that question while I was in Prague recently for the Sparta/Liverpool game. It was freezing cold and the game had no redeeming features at all. It was utter garbage as a spectacle. Felt better in the warm after a Czech beer or two though.
If you were to recommend one city for a EFW which would it be and why? That's a really hard one to answer because there are so many places where you could have a great weekend. I know it's an obvious answer but I would never pass up the chance to go to somewhere like Barcelona, Milan or Lisbon, but I could easily list 20 more too. I guess you want something more interesting than that so here goes. How about making it a long AFW (African Football Weekend) and taking a flight to Accra in Ghana. Have a couple of days to look around before heading to the Ohene Djan stadium for an international featuring the Black stars, maybe a World Cup Qualifier. Having covered the African Cup of Nations there, I can say that would be a trip to remember for a long time.
Do you have a preference for commentating on either the wireless or on television? No, I think they're just different and I enjoy both. Radio is sometimes more fun, but when a TV commentary works well that's really satisfying because you are part of a much bigger team where everyone has to get their bit right.
Are there huge differences between the two? I think there are differences yeah, and I certainly don't commentate in the same way for both. Most commentators do end up doing one or the other. The Radio commentator has a much more pivotal and influential role on the broadcast. After all, you are the eyes of the listener and can decide how to paint the picture and provide a flavour of the occasion. On the TV you're constrained to a certain extent by the pictures provided by the Director and also the fact that the viewer can see for themselves what's happening. On the radio I'm trying to paint the picture, on TV, aiming to add to it while hopefully not annoying the viewer.
Sid Lowe famously used Panini football stickers to help recognise unfamiliar faces during the 2010 World Cup. Is there a method to your encyclopaedic knowledge of Marseille right backs? I'm alright with Marseille right backs as I have a soft spot for OM and have kept an eye on their results for years, so Rod Fanni's not a problem for me, so to speak! To get back to your question, I've used the sticker book routine myself in the past to reinforce my prep. (That was my excuse anyway). As recently as last year my youngest daughter started collecting the Adrenaline World Cup trading cards. She was very new to football and was learning who the players were, so naturally I helped to make sure the lads in her class weren't stitching her up with any duff trades. My wife found it highly amusing to see me sitting round the kitchen table swapping cards with several 8 year old kids!
Which was the first match you commentated on and were you a bag of nerves beforehand? Arsenal against Aston Villa at Highbury for BBC Radio WM in April '91. Villa won 1-0 and Chris Price scored the goal. I was alongside Paul Franks and Andy Blair, and yes I was nervous. Franksy said he'd go 1st and hand over midway through the half, to give me time to settle in. I think it had the opposite effect. I merely sat there quietly crapping myself waiting to go on. His advice, "Whatever you do, don't stop talking". I didn't and it went o.k I think.
Simon Barnett commentates for the blind on match days at Arsenal FC. He wants to progress his career but is worried that at 36 it may be too late. Any advice for Simon? Enjoy commentating on Arsenal because week in, week out you are watching and describing some of the best football in the country. To progress would probably feel like going backwards at first because you'd not be watching Arsenal initially if you went elsewhere. BBC local radio in London or the home counties is a great place to start for someone based where you are. See if you can pop in and have a coffee and a chat with the Sports Producer. Take a recording of yourself in action and see if there might be an opportunity at some point. You never know when someone might be unavailable which could open a door. If you are good and prepared to put yourself out and show persistence, your career can move on at 36. If it's what you really want to do then go for it, and Good Luck! I'd also be happy to talk to you about commentating itself if that would help.
You get a nice soup in the QPR press lounge and a I've heard you get a curry at Wolves. What is the best welcome you've had from a club - on an empty stomach? Most clubs look after us really well these days. I'm sure for some people in the media it's the best meal they get all week. In alphabetical order the top 3 Champions league Culinary places are Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City in my humble opinion. In Europe, you won't be suprised to learn that you won't starve at Bayern Munich, with plenty of hearty fare and sausages to keep the winter cold at bay. The best welcome I can remember though, came at Wolfsburg when they played Man Utd last season in the Champions league just before Christmas. As well as sarnies and sausages, We were all given a beautifully tied celophane bag with big chocolate santas and others the size of tree ornaments. The idea was to take it home for the family but I reckon half the chocolate didn't last beyond half time in some cases.
How did it feel when you slipped on the Match of the Day jacket for the first time? Nerve-wracking to be honest.
And do you ever take that jacket off? Yes. And mine's not a sheepskin either.
I've checked and @BrothertonBBC is available on Twitter, and yet you're not on it. Do you have no interest in social networking? I may actually end up tweeting before long, but to be honest I spend enough time online without spending the rest of the day tapping away into my phone as well. I'd rather go out on my bike or spend some time with the kids.
Well, your colleagues at the Beeb have been on Twitter today. First up Dan Walker from Football Focus asked you to explain why Horsham is the home of ragu....I'd love to come up with some witty response here, but I genuinely haven't got a clue what he's on about! He's from Crawley so I doubt he's being complimentary about Horsham.
5-Live commentator Jacqui Oatley wants you to remind us of your nickname within the BBC and Kevin Day also made reference to an 'infamous burger incident'. Care to shed any light on that score? I'm known in the office as Burgers after having a Big Mac taken from my grasp years ago late at night on the tube just as the doors beeped and closed. It was stealthy and timed to perfection - some bloke just jumped on the train, snatched my burger and jumped straight off again. I was left with just a few sad strands of lettuce and the box as the train pulled away. That'll teach me to get the munchies after a couple of beers.
Whilst we are on a roll. Have you made any on-air gaffes that would have made Denis Norden proud? Oh yes. I once had Birmingham City pushing hard for an equalizer for the last 20 minutes of a game against Preston at Deepdale when in fact they were still 2-0 down all along. I didn't realise a goal had been disallowed until interviewing the manager some time after the final whistle. I was so busy trying to dial the number to get on air that by the time I looked up they were playing again and I wrongly thought they'd just kicked off. I also once described Simon Sturridge as being " as cool as a cumicumber" in scoring a goal at Wembley in a Leyland DAF Final. My old boss only mentions it every time I see him!
There was one comment that caused confusion as well that springs to mind. When welcoming World Service listeners to Kenilworth Road for an FA Cup tie between Luton and Liverpool, I said "welcome to Luton's cramped ground". Apparently many listeners thought I'd said welcome to Luton's crap ground and the e-mails and texts came flooding in.
You're good pals with John Motson. Far be it from me to nudge into your lucrative after dinner speech routine, but do you have a favourite Motty story? If only I did have a lucrative after dinner speech routine! I'm sure Motty's got a few stories to tell, but I do know his traditional approach extends to his half-time break at matches. Apparently when offered a Chunky KitKat with his half time cuppa in the not so distant past he declined, asking for a "proper one" instead. That's old school.
Do you get the time to read any football blogs? I spend a lot of time online, so inevitably yes I do read some blogs from time to time. You mentioned Sid Lowe earlier, he's good on the Spanish stuff and his writing in Guardian sport blog that wouldn't get in the main paper gives him more space to write.
Are there any football journalists that stand out to you? There are several, but my favourite writer doesn't cover football at all. William Fotheringham writes for the Guardian mostly on Cycling, with a mixture of authority, intelligence, wit and irreverence. I also enjoy writers who make me laugh, like Martin Kelner.
You've commentated on a plethora of sports aside from football, which of those do you enjoy picking the mic up for the most? The rush of a sprint in the Tour de France on a hot day in July excites me, particularly when Mark Cavendish is giving everyone a pasting. The Olympic success of the British cyclists in Beijing was also something special that will stay with me for ever. I've been very fortunate and other than the Cycling, I'd have to say a big fight in Vegas really gets the juices flowing as does the first pitch or the final out in the Baseball World Series.
I'm guessing Lance Armstrong would be your biggest sporting hero right? It's a great story but actually no he's not, and with the current federal investigation into his career, you have to wonder quite what the ending will be. I was always a Sean Kelly man myself.
And finally, anyone else you'd like to see interviewed on European Football Weekends? Yes, how about Dan Walker? Ask him what Ragu's got to do with anything!
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Prince of Petworth posted a few days ago that the story was false. I followed up with him and he forwarded me this email from MPD 3rd District Inspector Edward Delgado:
I was researching this incident that occurred at the Parking Garage at the DC USA Shopping Center. I have been unable to conform that robbery did actually at the garage that is operated by the District of Columbia. I responded yesterday to the shopping center and spoke with the project manager. He reported that he also heard about this Craigslists posting and he also did some research on his end. He met with his security staff and checked on the security logs and he also had no record of this occurring.Again, big thanks to Prince of Petworth for clearing this up.
I checked the Craigslists posting and it sounds like there maybe some other motive to this posting. In the past rumors have circulated regarding this shopping center. Simply these are false and are intended to spark controversy within the community. Clearly, there is a large interest in the area and possibly long standing residents may not want the increased traffic in their neighborhood while competing for parking spaces. I can assure you that the DC USA Shopping Center is safe to shop in and each store has sophisticated camera surveillance equipment. In the past the problems that we have had are employees stealing from their employer. The Target Corporation is doing an excellent job in weeding out thieves that enter their stores and they actually prosecute these offenders. I thank you for bringing this matter to may attention.


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Plum tray bake with cheesecake rippleTuesday, November 25th, 2008
I picked up this great recipe at Waitrose in September but I didn't come around to actually bake it until the other day. This a real "Dagmar recipe" with two favourites: cheesecake and plums. I love the combination of moist sponge cake, creamy parts of cheesecake ripple and lovely juicy plums. You could easily subsitute the plums with another fruit depending on the season. Or add a spice, why not cinnamon or cardamom?
Plum tray bake with cheesecake ripple
(adapted from a Waitrose recipe, makes 10 squares)
200 gram cream cheese
1 vanilla bean, the interior
3 tbsp caster sugar
4 medium eggs
175 gram butter, softened
175 gram dark muscovado sugar
200 gram flour
1 tsp baking powder
400 ripe plums, halved, stoned and roughly chopped
Icing sugar to dust the cake
Pre-heat the oven to 175 degrees C.
Grease and line a 28×18 cm shallow baking tin with baking parchment. Make sure that the paper comes higher than the rim of the tin.
Beat cream cheese, vanilla, caster sugar and one of the eggs with an electric beater, until smooth.
In another bowl, beat remaining eggs, butter, muscovado sugar, flour and baking powder with an electric beater for 2 minutes until creamy.
Spread half of the creamed flour mixture onto the base of the baking tin. Dollop half of the cream cheese mixture over it. Scatter with half of the chopped plums. Spoon the remaining creamed flour mixture on top and dot with the rest of the cream cheese mixture. Scatter the remaining plums on the cake. Bake for around 35 minutes until the cake has risen and is just firm to touch. Make sure not to over-bake. Dust the cake with icing sugar and serve it warm or cold with vanilla ice cream.


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23:47 19 Feb 18
Everyone in the office was so thoughtful and nice. Dr. Medina was as well. He asked very important questions during my first visit that made me feel confident he listened to my answers and was willing to meet all my needs. In the end,, we came up with a great dental plan that also included Invisaline for straightening my teeth. I am very excited!!read more
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17:33 11 Feb 18
ANOTHER GREAT VISIT! I have been going to Seasons for quite awhile now, and every visit just gets better and better. It seems like every time I go they have new technology or a new trick to make my visit smooth and painless, while providing cutting-edge care. Kim was awesome as usual and my cleaning was quick and didnt hurt a bit. THANKS SEASONS OF SMILES.read more
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Everyone that works here is passionate about the job they perform and the Dr. Is a perfectionist ! The Quality Dental Program alone is an affordable plan to consider and this office offers it. Check them out !!!!read more
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22:42 15 Jan 18
Very informative and comfortable. I am not a fan of going to the dentist in general probably the best experience with a dentist I have ever hadread more
Connie Beasley
16:35 06 Apr 17
My husband and I have been patients at Seasons of Smiles since 1999. I cannot say enough about how comfortable and confident we are as patients. The entire office is kind, competent, and skilled. We are always totally trusting and satisfied with our treatment from the time of the phone call to leaving the office. The entire office is responsive and without fail follows up. We highly recommend this office. You will feel like well cared for family, as we do.read more
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23:06 04 Apr 18
I've recently graduated to having my teeth cleaned every three months. Mmmmm - The feeling of sparkly CLEAN teeth feels sooo good. Samantha, thank you for making my smile shine!read more
Robert Hansen
22:41 09 Apr 18
It was awesome, the staff was very friendly and curtsey, very knowledgeable. I will be keep coming back to them.read more
angella hunt
12:52 31 May 18
This was by far my best dental appointment. They are all so positive and kind. Also I love how the office is set up. My whole family will be going here.read more
Brendon Boyd
19:26 29 Jun 18
I stopped in to Seasons of Smiles Dental while I was vacationing in Camden this summer to get an opinion on some dental work, and get my teeth cleaned. Dr. Medina and his staff were all very friendly and helpful, they got my teeth cleaned up and answered any questions that I had. I will definately continue to see Dr Medina and his staff at Seasons of Smiles Dental.read more
Andrea Little
18:17 05 Jul 18
The staff is amazing and I can't say enough great things about Dr. Medina. Very happy new patientread more
Krista Boyd
20:36 17 Jul 18
Camden Maine is one of my favorite places to visit. Part of the excitement is going to get my teeth cleaned at Seasons of Smiles. Dr. Medina and his staff are always so welcoming and they make you feel like family! From Nellie's cheery hello to Samantha's exper-teeth cleaning, Seasons of Smiles is the best in every way!read more
Brianna Johnson
01:16 31 Aug 18
I have never been to a dentist that is so friendly, personable, and professional! Dr. Medina and his staff are an absolute pleasure to work with and do amazing work! They make you feel extremely comfortable while being in the chair and any time you need them they are there! I am beyond thrilled to be their patient and know I am in wonderful hands with them! I highly recommend anyone looking for a dentist in the mid coast area to go to Seasons of Smiles!read more
Rebecca Smith
21:55 01 Oct 18
I had my first cleaning in a longgg time here, so safe to say I was very nervous. I can't express how comfortable they made me feel throughout the whole X-ray, cleaning and quoting process. Will definitely recommend them to anyone who will listen!read more
Sarah Webber
23:22 02 Oct 18
Seasons of Smiles has always been a great office with excellent professionals, thorough work and a caring attitude. I moved away and still travel back every 6 months for my cleanings and work because I just love this office!read more
Linda Small
15:15 12 Oct 18
As you know, I'm an individual who makes tartar on my teeth overnight so I visit the Seasons of Smiles frequently; I spend a lot of time with Kim Pedersen who is both a good hygienst and great teacher. I highly recommend this practice. They want you to be a happy patient and they work to make that happen!read more
Andrew Grindel
00:40 21 Nov 18
I'm not a fan of the dentist let me start there. But I went in was greeted but a friendly staff who got me everything I needed and once I was in the chair Dr. Medina and his staff did everything they needed to figure out the best plan to get my teeth back on track I am super happy with my decision to go here and cant wait to see the end result when all is said and done.read more
Jason Bird
23:15 26 Nov 18
I GOT A CROWN IN ONE DAY!! I was dentist shopping after recently arriving in Camden. Luckily, this was the first (and last) office I called. It was one of the best dental experiences I've ever had. Dr. Medina's office is the perfect blend of professionalism and family warmth. They explained everything to me and helped me understand all my options. Ultimately, we decided a crown was the best option--both dentally and financially--to get a crown. Allow me to repeat myself: I did not wait 3 weeks and two seperate visits for a crown. I, LITERALLY, GOT A NEW CROWN IN ONE DAY. He mills a custom crown for you in the office. I've found my dental office for life. Hopefully he's not planning on retiring anytime soon!read more
Frank Fischer
11:33 28 Nov 18
Kim is a great dental hygienist. Gentle, thorough, and informative. Dr Medina also provides excellent care. Highly recommended!read more
Kandice Medina
05:23 07 Dec 18
I cannot say thank you enough to the entire team at Seasons of Smiles! The technology is amazing, the staff is super kind, and my filling was PAINLESS. You're THE BEST!read more
Ruthie Perry
02:11 09 Jan 19
Dr. Medina and his whole staff have been way over the top to our whole family. Today the TEAM took the time to assure my son (13) who was pretty nervous about his appointment and make it comfortable for him. And all this on top of the excellent dentistry we have experienced over the years! We are blessed to be patients of Dr. Medina and his knowledgable staff! Thank you all! This was my post 6 years ago...and again today we are still receiving caring attention and excellent dental care. Knowing our family and caring for us like family. Our favorite dentist!!read more
Melissa Carter
00:34 16 Jan 19
I never have a hesitation when I have to make an appointment for Dr Medina and staff... they are all great and make you feel so comfortable. Would highly recommend if you are in need of a new dentist!!read more
Brian Lightbody
12:24 16 Jan 19
I came in with a dental emergency and encountered a very professional team totally committed to making my patient experience a positive one. Looking forward to utilizing their services for all our future family dental needs.read more
Michelle Berry
23:23 23 Jan 19
Clean inviting living room- like waiting room, friendly technicians, state-of-the-art dental technology, and a gentle dentist. Who could ask for anything more? I was always afraid of dentists because of past unpleasant brutal experiences. Dr Medina's office however, is a Good Practice. No need to fear here. They know what they're doing. 🤗read more
George Krise
23:17 14 Mar 19
My crown feels like it is an original tooth. Dr Medina and Michelle did a great job in just over two hours.read more
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23:03 18 Mar 19
Definitely the best dental experience I've ever had for as far as easy relaxing explaining everything to very good place to go I'd highly recommend them they've taken good care of me over the last few yearsread more
nikalee esposito
13:18 17 Apr 19
I love the whole crew at Season of Smiles. They do wonderful work, and truly care about your health & well-being. It's always the most pleasant experience and the staff are some of the kindest people you will meet!read more
Cathy Caveney
11:44 22 Apr 19
I feel like I've had some time at a spa. I was pampered by Kim, the extraordinary hygienist, and my teeth are squeaky clean. Just what I needed.read more
Jeanne Deuso
23:00 01 May 19
We receive excellent care at Seasons of Smiles. The staff is terrific.
Heather Moran
12:19 13 Jun 19
Always friendly and understanding to those who have a little fear about the dentist. The work is absolutely beautiful and speedy. Thank you for helping my smile better!read more
barry zuckercorn
02:16 24 Jul 19
I had an excellent experience. The staff was professional and friendly putting me at ease for what could have been a painful procedure. My tooth was pulled quickly and with very little discomfort.read more
brittany wall
21:07 16 Oct 19
Everyone is so nice and helpful
Courtney Donato
00:28 21 Nov 19
The staff and Dr Medina are amazing! So friendly and helpful! Always know my teeth will be taken care of when I go for a visit.read more
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Tooth extraction Cleaning Professional , informative , friendly staff !
Mike Friedman
Very professional service and a very welcome attitude. Everyone from Dr. Mendosa to each nurse works their best for us, customers. Thank you very much!
Cory N Lindsey Raymond
Nice and friendly kind folks
Sigrid Keyes
Great service! Always makes you feel comfortable. Been a patient for years.
Susan Owen Glaser
1. I am a tourist and needed ER assistance. The office called me on Sunday to see me first thing Monday morning! 2. Michelle and Dr. Medina saw me immediately. 3. Expert care, friendly, and fixed a difficult dental problem. 4. I was shocked by the low fee charged for their work. 5. What was outstanding to me was the respect and kindness all staff showed and spoke to one another and to patients. Really a lovely atmosphere.
Trevor Knowlton
Best dentist I've EVER been to. Everyone there is so nice and helpful ❤
Gene Fowler Jr.
I'm a new patient and Dr Medina and his staff have been very friendly and made me feel comfortable.
Sara Little
Dr Medina and his staff are amazing! (and super funny) Michelle and him were great with me today! I get a little anxious to be at the dentist but they were so nice and made me feel better about being there! Also Nellie is always there to greet you with a smile! Thanks again guys!!! :)
Dawn Bryant
Awesome as always. Than you Kim, Norman and Nellie!
Harriet Clark
I've been a patient at Season of Smiles for many years. Going to the dentist is definitely not my favorite thing but Dr. Medina and all the girls are super friendly and Kim is great with my cleaning!
Laura McCarthy
I am someone who gets very nervous/anxious before having any dental work done. But at Seasons of Smiles I was made to feel very comfortable, and was treated very well. Michelle is amazing, and just the nicest, most professional person, and Nellie is super friendly and greets you with a smile! Dr. Medina and the rest of the staff is also very kind, understanding, and friendly! A great dental office all around!
Cheryl Mooney
Every bit what the reviews stated! Everyone was very kind and nice. Very helpful with the info I requested, and several options available to pay for services. Dr Medina was very kind and caring, made me feel at ease. His smile assures you! Look fwd to my next visit! Ty Seasons of Smiles!! 😀👍🏻
George Beasley
I have always received excellent care from skilled professionals at Seasons of Smiles Dental. During my latest visit I benefitted from newly introduced cutting edge technology. A thoroughly pleasant experience. Update. I had another appointment today 1/23. The process and outcome met all my expectations. Genial treatment in congenial surroundings.
Karma Johnson O'Donal
Always pleasant and prompt. I feel confident that my dental needs are being met and no unnecessary work is being recommended.
Amy Eesley Joy
Just got a new crown they have newfangled technology and make their own crowns downstairs with the 3D printer type machine! It fit perfectly
Chelsea Wedge
Took my son here for his first visit ever. They were super patient, kind and involved him in everything which made the visit AMAZING! At three years old you never know how it will go, and they made it easy. We will definitely be returning here in 6 months. THANK YOU ALL!
Randall Richman
Excellent customer service and care. State of the art technology, Doctor knows his craft. I highly recommend this practice.
Kandice Medina Bird
Seasons of Smiles has a kind, knowledgeable staff with all the cutting edge technology for a superior dental experience! Dr. Medina made my husband a crown in ONE DAY with his new Glidewell milling unit. After all, who has time to wait for three weeks for a crown? Getting it made and placed in one day was AMAZING! We'll be back!
Chris Mckee
Very polite and welcoming staff, highly recommend!
Lynne Frey
When I see the dental care providers at Seasons of Smiles I feel that I'm being seen as an individual and am receiving excellent care. I appreciate their consideration of my preferences and their creative suggestions for management of my dental care needs. I've been a patient of this practice for more than 20 years and have never considered going elsewhere. My daughter travels 2 hours back to Camden to have dental care at Seasons of Smiles!
Carole Kelly Wright
Wonderful, professional compassionate. The care I receive there is the best I've ever had.
C Dennis Crockett
I was referred by a friend to Dr. Medina at seasons of smiles. I have not been to the dentist in a very long time and was uneasy about going to a dentist. Dr. Medina, Michelle and Samantha and the whole staff were amazing. Never been treated so well, never seen such good prices. I left so happy I went, relieved I went to them. I can't wait to go back! Thank you all!
Connie Frolen Beasley
I recommend going to Seasons of Smiles for the total experience of being taken excellent care of and for a dentist's office that is completely pleasant and warm. You will be feeling like family when you have dental work done! Bravo!
Marilyn Carroll
It was great Dr Medina is always kind and caring Michelle is a sweetheart very friendly all the staff are great people
Eileen Morelli
Welcoming staff and knowledgeable dentist. I felt confident that I would receive excellent care.
Bruce Marcus
Came everything was explained and then executed as described Thank you
Jessie Johnson
Thanks again to dr Medina and his staff. Very understanding and always available when needed. I have never had a better dentist,and will highly recommend!!
Alice Richardson Schultz
My husband and I have been going to Seasons of Smiles for years. They are professional, courteous and most importantly, do a fantastic job
Peggy Ulmer Ruggeri
After my initial visit in February, I thought I was finished with my teeth for a long while, but today I found myself back in the chair with a chipped tooth! The good news is that the trip to the dentist isn't a pensive as it used to be since I am now a patient of Dr. Medina. He's the best, and love Michelle, and Nellie. I wonder if they realize how important their work is? I for one am grateful. See you guys soon to get this chip tooth fixed!! Can't wait! (not really)
Daniel Bittner
The best dental experience. Dr. Medina and staff are so wonderful.
Jen Young McLaughlin
I cannot recommend Dr. Medina and team enough! I've never had a bad experience with them. They've always made me feel comfortable with every appointment. So glad I switched to them years ago! Thanks Kim for another comfortable teeth cleaning experience!
Caroline Sutela
Fantastic! I always have a good feeling when I leave the office. My last visit was very successful and kind of fun! We played musical chairs! LOL I was in and out in record time and my problem was fixed. Thanks Michelle! Always nice to visit with you Nellie, we always have a laugh together.
Kathleen Makepeace Vanden Brink
Another excellent visit! Thank you!
Desirea York
Karen Elliott
Thank you Nelle for squeezing me in for an emergency visit near the end of the week and to Dr Medina for great service. It's feeling much better.
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Laurier A StOnge
An outfit you can trust to help in times of need without any hesitation.
Tina Marie Bryant
5 stars in spite of the fact the dentist is not my favorite place to go. My great experience started from the initial call to Nellie...working with my availability and making it happen. Dr. Medina and Michelle were amazing. They made a difficult visit as easy as they could with sincerity and compassion. I will definitely be making the call to completely change my dental provider to Seasons of Smiles.
Sue Carleton
It's always a pleasure to go into a dental office that is always professional and makes you feel comfortable.....Thanks Kimmie, Michelle, Samantha, Nellie & Dr. Medina
Ann Fernald
Susan Puls
Amy Hesse
The staff are just incredible. Got us in on the day we called and were really fantastic with my son.
Courtney Donato
Trisha Marie Bowman-Gendron
The staff were courteous and professional. They made sure I was as comfortable as possible as well. I would recommend this dental clinic to anyone. Thank you for a great experience.
Shawn McCorrison
Relaxing atmosphere, and they go out of their way to make sure your comfortable.
Tracy Higgins-Wakeford
Dr.Medina and his staff are amazing! I would highly recommend them to anyone needing a good dental office.
Sascha Turner Dennis
they got my husband in the same day he called and was helped. Dr. Medina is wonderful and so caring. I would leave my dentist in a heartbeat and come to you but insurance I cant. best place to go
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Bonnie LePage
They are wonderful, skilled and caring. Can't say enough about them!
Denise Johnson
Edna Mosher
Best experience I've ever had at any type of doctor or dentist. The staff was more than accommodating and went above and beyond to make my children and I feel comfortable. Dr. Medina was awesome. Highly recommend this office.
Angela Reed
Very nice staff! Friendly and helpful and patient with all my questions!! Offer a great program for those of us with no insurance!
Russ Volkers
great had 2 teeth pulled this after noon left the office at about 3 - felt so good i went out fishing till dark - VERY GOOD practice and wonderful care :-)
Gregory Overlock
Very nice people. They do a great job . Very satisfied!
Sarah Chase Webber
I love this office! They have the best employees and give great care. Highly recommend it!
Crystal Baughman
Heather Deane
I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the staff at Seasons of Smiles. Everybody is friendly, kind, and knowledgeable. Dr. Medina and Michelle were so patient and gentle with my seven year old daughter. Thank you for the great care.
Linda H. Small
Kimberley Pederson is great! She hears my concerns, encourages my own efforts to improve my dental health, and then helps me plan next steps. They have been great providers; Dr. Medina is a wizard at crowns, and he also hears my concerns. Excellent care all around.
Frank Fischer
Dr Medina and his staff are like family to us, always friendly and welcoming. And the real bonus is the leading edge care that is given "with a smile"!
Celyna Morrison
I went to Dr Medina for years. He was the only dentist I was comfortable seeing.
Carol Krise
Dr Medina and his staff always treat me with the utmost courtesy and respect. They are upfront and honest about the treatment needed. I've had some pretty bad experiences with dentists in my past but at Seasons of Smiles I am always made to feel comfortable and cared about. Thank you all so very much for such great care.
Rachel Genthner
There the best great care and kind love them all been going there for years
Betsy Sarles
I am from NY and had a dental emergency. Everyone was extremely nice at Seasons of Smiles and took good care of me. Highly recommend!
Norieaster Pratt
We had a great first time there with my three year old . There all so nice .
Steven Aimone
These professionals are simply terrific. They took superb care of me and my teeth. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
Evelyn Lowe
Everyone there is very professional. Always fits me in when necessary . The office is always spotless. The hygienist is very thorough and gentle. Nellie is always pleasant and a great first person to represent the office when people come in !!!!
Daniel Fickett
(this is Diane) I have been using this office for the past 17 years. I have never once even considered finding someone else to be my dentist. They are kind, smart, dependable, and fun! Thank you for making all my fears vanish!
Lily P. Joy
Great care and great people! Thank you, Dr. Medina and staff!
Holly Blackwood
They were so great about getting me in same day because I was in so much pain. The staff was super nice and so passionate and patient. They took the time to hear my concerns and really cared about the fact that I was in pain and not just another check coming in. Dr. Medina was so nice and thoughtful, patient and kind. That is the kind of person you want taking care of your teeth!
Carl Joy
Dr. Medina will put a smile on your face! Wonderful staff with the latest in technology and training! Looking for a great dentist then look no further!
Malcolm I Morrill
My family has been going to Dr. Medina for many years. Nellie has always been so accommodating with making the appointments for the whole family. She calls and sends out reminders for the visits. She is friendly and is happy to see you when you walk into the office. Our hygienists ( We have seen Kim and Michele) are kind and are very gentle. They care about you when you are in their chair and make you feel at home. Dr. Medina always comes in at the end of every cleaning. He goes over any treatment plan and spends time going over any questions that you have. He cares about you as a person, not just another patient. Seasons of Smiles even sends out birthday cards with all of their signatures. My family has always had great experiences and we will continue to be patients of Seasons of Smiles. It is a great place!
Tina Jarvis
10/13/15: My family have been patients of Dr. Medina for 20 years. From the minute you walk in with Nellie's friendly greeting and making you feel like more than a number, to the knowledgeable hygienist (Kim this time) who take the time to answer ALL my questions, to Dr. Medina who will take the time to explain procedures and listens to concerns to give me quality dental care. This office seems to be genuinely concerned with preventative care: Save the tooth, don't replace it. I like that I am not a number in this office. Thanks.
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I wish I could give them six stars. A dentist office whose inherent charm is only exceeded by the knowledge and skill of the employees.
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great people that are very nice! :)
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2017-11-01 08:06:35
I had a very positive experience with Dr Medina and his staff. I was traveling through the area on vacation when I had a dental 'situation' come up. I...
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2016-10-27 04:49:08
I had a great experience with Dr. Medina and his staff. They were welcoming, patient with me and very informative about the procedures and the process that...