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Expert consultants on all areas of security, crime forseeability and workplace violence, including apartments, parking lots, office buildings, stores, hotels, retail and commercial facilities. Security experts serve as expert witnesses and forensic consultants in District Of Columbia legal matters, and provide expert reports and testimony for judges, attorneys, lawyers, law firms, insurance companies and government agencies in Federal and state court trials and arbitrations in District Of Columbia.
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Featured ListingsLFJ Consulting Services, LLC
James A. Francis, CPP, CFSO
Round Rock, TX
	Mr. Francis provides leadership to LFJ Consulting Services on its broad range of offerings in the areas of expert services, litigation support, security and crisis management. LFJ was established to serve Fortune 500 companies, law firms, schools, commercial real estate, governments and the security community. Mr. Francis brings diverse consulting experience to LFJ having consulted on projects ranging from protecting infants in a neo-natal clinic to developing counterterrorism strategies with NYPD and other US government agencies. His focus in recent years has been to simplify organizational crisis management and assist clients in effectively establishing and training a Crisis Management Team.
On-Scene Consulting, LLC
Scott Defoe
Huntington Beach, CA
Expert for both Defense and Plaintiff on police practices, use of force and private security throughout the United States. Retired LAPD SWAT Sergeant II+1. During 26 year-career worked numerous specialized assignments such as: K9, SWAT, Patrol, Training, Jail Operations and VICE. Presently an Executive Director of Security in the private sector.
Ultrasafe Security Specialist
Ronald Lander
Norco, CA
Ron Lander, Certified Protection Professional and Certified Master Anti-Terrorist Specialist, is the owner of Ultrasafe Security Specialists (USS) and a retired Sergeant with 23 years on the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Ron is also the Chief Technology Officer for Security Management Services International, Inc. (SMSI).
Expert ListingsVTI Associates
Steven Baker
Las Vegas, NV
Steven T. Baker CPP, PSP, PCI is President of VTI Associates a professional security and investigative firm. Steve has over 30 years of experience providing security training and investigative services. Offices based out of Las Vegas and San Antonio.
DJ Boss Associates
Derk J Boss, CFE, CPP, CSP
Las Vegas, NV
Derk has served as a Director and Vice President of Security for several casino gaming resorts. He has developed and implemented successful security programs to include risk assessment and management, safety programs, officer training and development, security operations, and investigations.
Center Security Services Inc.
David Levenberg
Boca Raton, FL
Davids broad experience in the corporate world along with his education in Criminology make him unique in the Expert arena. He worked closely with the legal department, risk management department and insurance carriers participating in reviews and investigations related to litigation brought against the company. He also has experience with contract security, so has seen the inner workings of both the contractor and the corporations. His extensive experience in the shopping center world, his reputation in the industry, and his participation as the chairman of the ICSC (International Council of Shopping Centers) Security Committee for a number of years give him a special perspective. He has testified in court and deposition over 100 times in his career.
Ema Inc., Dba, Pnst
Edward Iannucci
Wyncote, PA
For the past 23 years Mr. Iannucci has been involved in the training for bar and nightclub security personnel.He is an approved trainer for the Philadelphia Bouncer Law 9- 3700. Mr. Iannucci is an industry expert in the use of both excessive and proper use of force. Since 1999 he has trained over a thousand security personnel with regards to the preventable and foreseeable acts of bar patrons who can display violent, intoxicated argumentative, aggressive and disruptive conduct. Mr Iannucci is a standard of care expert for the hiring, training, supervision, and monitoring of bar/nightclub security personnel. Mr Iannucci is a well recognized bar and nightclub expert who trains in the standard of care to insure and prevent what is reasonably foreseeable. We have also expanded our expertise to Church security matters.
Del Marva Corporation
Fred Del Marva, PI, PPO
Glendale, AZ
Bars, Restaurants, Hotels & Casinos. Nationally recognized Hospitality Industry Expert specializing in Standards of Care & Incident Foreseeability in Premises Liability, Premises Security, and Dram Shop litigation. Plaintiff & Defense.
IDS Research And Development, Inc.
Jeffrey Zwirn, CPP, CFPS, CFE, SET, FASI&T, CHPA-IV, MBAT
Teaneck, NJ
Jeffrey Zwirn, CPP, CFPS, CFE, SET, FASI&T, CHPA-IV, MBAT, President Nationwide Burglar & Fire Alarm, UL, NFPA, and Physical Security Expert. Board-Certified Master Alarm Technician, Court-Qualified Alarm Expert, plaintiff/defense, 40+ years of experience. Consultant to NYPD, DEA, ATF, and Joint Terrorism Task Force.
McMahon & Associates
James (Jim) McMahon
Eagle, ID
Juries like our explanations of concepts and activities. Qualified expertise in multiple fields of endeavor. Prior law enforcement, intelligence collection, security (people, Information, data systems, asset protection). Twenty years as 'responsible in charge' aka Chief Security Officer, Chief Information Security Officer, and Senior Director of Risk Management for two multinational companies. Extensive work in the Silicon Valley, Asia, EU, India, PRC and Taiwan.
Investigative Criminology Security (ICS) Consulting, LLC
Kevin Gotham
New Orleans, LA
Board Certified in Security Management; Certified Protection Professional (CPP) by American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS) International. Expertise in inadequate/negligent security; workplace violence; negligent hiring, supervision, retention, and training; wrongful conviction litigation; police and corrections policies, practices, and procedures.
Security Associates, Inc.
Lance Foster
Clearwater, FL
Highly qualified and experienced practicing security consultant. Former bank security director, homicide detective and college instructor. Retained by plaintiffs and defendants in all types of commercial environments.
FC Expert Witness
Gary Deel, PhD, JD, CHSE, CHE, CFE, CHIA, SHRM-CP
Kissimmee, FL
Dr. Gary Deel has a lifetime of experience in the hospitality and tourism industries, both as a practitioner and as a university professor. Dr. Deel is available nationwide for expert witness services in hospitality and tourism-related cases.
Taylor Law Enforcement Consulting Group
Roy Taylor
Raleigh, NC
The Taylor Law Enforcement Consulting Group offers expert witness consultants specializing in security operations. We provide consulting and expert witness consultation to attorneys, insurance industry, and facilities involved in litigation. When you need a security expert, we specialize in security operation policies, use of force to include deadly force, electronic control devices, less than lethal weapons, failure to train, negligent retention and failure to supervise.
Adam Bercovici
Adam Bercovici
Oxnard, CA
I am a retired 30 year LAPD lieutenant. Expert for criminal defense, plaintiff, security and premise liability cases. During my career I was directly responsible for managing officer-involved shooting scenes, investigations and undercover operations. I helped create and write the updated LAPD policy on undercover and plain clothes tactics.
Valens Global & Valens Labs
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross
Duluth, GA
Described by The International Herald Tribune as "a rising star in the counterterrorism community," Daveed Gartenstein-Ross is a prominent scholar, practitioner, and entrepreneur. Dr. Gartenstein-Ross is the founder and CEO of Valens Global, a private firm focused on violent non-state actors and other 21st century threats including radicalization, white nationalism, disinformation, and hybrid warfare. Dr. Gartenstein-Ross is also a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and an associate fellow at the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague. Previous positions he has held include senior advisor to the director of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Office for Community Partnerships, fellow with Google's think tank Jigsaw, and adjunct assistant professor in Georgetown University's Security Studies Program.
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John C. Villines, MS, ICPS, CPP
Cleveland, GA
Nationally recognized expert in crime prevention and security management; 30+ years providing services to attorneys, businesses, government entities, and others. Education: Harvard (post-graduate work in Statistics, relevant in Daubert venues); Bellevue, MS in Security Management; GSU, BS in Urban Studies. Since 1979, Security Consultant, Author, Seminar Presenter: Security Negligence and Premises Liability.
Roland Park Security Consulting
Gerard Busnuk
Baltimore, MD
Jerry "Buz" Busnuk has spent more than 30 years in law enforcement and security positions and now consults in those and other security related areas. He retired as a captain from the Baltimore City Police force, where he oversaw field operations in a high-crime district of about 200 personnel. He has a Master's in Public Administration.
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Randy Atlas
Fort Lauderdale, FL
America's only architect and criminologist uniquely specializing in premises security negligence cases. Atlas is a registered architect and world recognized criminologist. Case experience in ADA accessibility cases, inmate violence and suicide cases, slips trips and falls, parking lot cases, apartment building cases, hotel cases and much more.
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Kenneth Trump
Cleveland, OH
Ken provides accessible, timely and quality expert services to plaintiff and defense attorneys on preK-12 school safety and security cases. He has 30 years national school security experience working with education administrators and as a consultant, speaker, teacher and news commentator on school safety. Ken is experienced with school wrongful deaths, school shootings, school rapes, school sexual assaults, school assaults with injuries, school crime, school violence, and serious school discipline cases.
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James A. Williams, Ph.D.
Cherry Hill, NJ
Dr. James A. Williams is a former Municipal Police Chief and a retired United States Department of Justice DEA Senior Executive and Chief of Organized Crime DEA Task forces. Part of his tenure at the USDOJ was spent as Mobile Chief of International Police Training. As a U.S. Diplomat to the Caribbean, he administered operational oversight to mission essential law enforcement and police training programs. He has been certified in Domestic and International Courts as an Expert in Police Policy, Practices,Procedures & Training. He has met State and Federal Court Standards of the Daubert Challenges. As an Associate Member ( Academic ) of the American Bar Association, he serves on the ABA Criminal Justice Section Committee. Dr. Williams' consulting and expert witness specialties for both Defense and Plaintiff Attorneys includes Wrongful Death - Wrongful Shooting - Excessive Force - Wrongful Arrest - Civil Rights Violations. Dr. Williams has been Court Certified as an Expert Witness in matters of Premises Liability involving Firearms and Excessive Force. Dr. Williams is currently on staff as an Adjunct Professor in the Law & Justice Department at Rowan University, Glassboro, New Jersey.
R. Paul McCauley, PhD, FACFE
Police & Security Expert
Indiana, PA
Assist Plaintiff/Defense attorneys. Police and Security Policies, Practices, and Operations. Senior University Professor, former Security Manager, Police Trainer, Fulbright Scholar, Australia. Board-certified.


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A New Academic Environment
The Typical Week
- A week may include 15 hours of scheduled classes for an Arts student, 22 for a Commerce student or 28 for an Engineering and Applied Science student.
- There could be an entire day with no class.
- Readings may range from none to several hundred pages weekly, and lab reports may take 6 - 10 hours to complete, initially.
- The various professors structure their courses independently of other instructors, so there could be lots of homework one week and very little another.
- All this adds up to more responsibility and independence in learning for the student, and the need to develop effective time management skills.
Expectations of Professors and Teaching Assistants (TAs)
- Students should come to class prepared, having downloaded the web notes or skimmed the lab procedure or text.
- Professors typically post e-mail addresses or hold office hours when they are available to answer questions, and they expect students to seek them out if material is unclear.
- Teaching or Lab Assistants, most often Queen's graduate students, are often used in large classes and are available for help.
- If a student does not understand clearly what is required in an assignment, he/she is expected to talk to the professor or TA before the assignment is due.
- A key difference from high school: students usually must initiate contact and requests for assistance. But professors want their students to do well, and are typically approachable and willing to help.
- Self-direction, initiative and independence are expected.
The Classroom Experience
- It's new for nearly all 1st year students, with classes of 450 - 700 students in some courses.
- For some courses, students learn to adjust to a large lecture format, with little interaction with the professor during class and 50-90 minute lectures spread across campus with 10 minutes to reach a new location.
- The tutorials or labs scheduled in many courses are a great opportunity to connect with the TA. A lot of learning happens in the smaller, more "hands-on" environment.
- Usually, courses are about 15 weeks long (to earn 0.5 credits), and new courses start each term.
Assessment and Grading
- Assessment is largely based on tests and exams, rather than participation and projects, especially in first year.
- Students may be evaluated through 1 or 2 essays; mid-term and final exams are frequently multiple choice format. Over second, third, and fourth years, the assessment may change to more project-based, seminar and essay formats.
- Participation is not always included in the assessment, nor is "effort" in learning the material, as the assessment aims to be fair to all. If participation is evaluated, it may represent 5-10% of the final grade, which can make the difference between a passing or failing grade.
- Many students experience a drop in grades in 1st year, compared to high school, of 5-15%.
- Students with documented disabilities who require accommodations to acquire and demonstrate their knowledge are encouraged to contact Queen's Student Accessibility Services (QSAS) (613-533-6467).
- Queen's students may be more similar to your student in his/her academic achievements, as Queen's students are all bright and capable and often were the "top of the class" in high school. This is often a shock to new students, as they suddenly see themselves as "only one of many".
- There may be greater or less diversity among students in terms of cultural and social background, political views and activity, and religious tradition than was the case in high school. This will be an opportunity for many students to broaden his/her world view.
Computers and Technology
- The use of Computers and Technology is integral to most courses.
- Campus Computing Sales and Service offers a full range of IT equipment and supplies (including ink!) at greatly reduced prices compared to commercial stores. Laptop rental is available.
- There are public computing sites and kiosks on campus.
- Confidentiality of academic, personal, health and other information about your student is strictly enforced throughout the University. Information can only be shared if your student has given specific written permission.


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Pond Scum Prized Again
as Potential Biofuel
By Carl Zimmer
The four flasks look like they're filled with bubbling lime juice. "If you look closely," says Hamid Rismani-Yazdi, a Yale postdoctoral researcher, "you can see the algae." It's true: put your nose to the Pyrex, and you can make out tiny flecks of Dunaliella tertiolecta, an ocean-dwelling species, riding the turbulence.
Rismani-Yazdi's flasks may look like nothing more than improvised aquariums. But Rismani-Yazdi and his colleagues have great hopes for the algae they're rearing. It's possible that these organisms may help start an industrial revolution.
Like a growing number of other scientists, they think algae may someday be able to churn out huge amounts of environmentally friendly fuel. It's an idea on which investors are also betting, and in a big way. Some $800 million in venture capital has flowed into companies working on algae fuels, most of it arriving over just the past few months. From green flasks like these may come a postpetroleum economy.
At least that's the idea. Despite all the cash and all the headlines, the quest for algae biofuel has a long way to go. There are many open questions about whether it can really work on an industrial scale. Last year three professors at Yale—Jordan Peccia, Julie Zimmerman and Paul Anastas—decided to combine the brainpower in their labs to solve many of the mysteries about algae fuel. They are deciphering the complex network of genes inside of algae to learn how to manipulate them to be better fuel factories. And they are also deciphering the complex economic network that will emerge to support the industrial-scale production of fuel from algae. After all is said and done, they want to know if we would actually be better off environmentally if algae, like the ones in Rismani-Yazdi's flasks, fueled our cars and airplanes.
"You can grow algae everywhere, so you can make them where people are using them."
Julie Zimmerman
Today the algae have decided to be particularly mysterious. Rismani-Yazdi, who works in Peccia's lab, has been adjusting his recipe of artificial seawater to coax his Dunaliella tertiolecta into growing quickly. The algae have become dense enough to give his flasks a lime-green hue. But Rismani-Yazdi would like them to grow a thousand times denser. To show what he's shooting for, he picks up another flask, which looks as if it's full of spinach soup. It's crammed with a freshwater species called Scenedesmus dimorphus.
"Something is limiting their growth," he says, looking back to the lime-green flasks of Dunaliella teriolecta. Maybe his fluorescent lamps are too bright. Maybe he's giving them too much carbon dioxide. Or maybe it's something he hasn't thought of yet.
Peccia listens to Rismani-Yazdi describe his frustration. He shrugs his shoulders with a faint smile. It's a puzzle that he's very familiar with. "One alga looks just like another, but they respond so differently," says Peccia, associate professor of chemical engineering. "Sometimes they don't want so much light; sometimes they don't like the nitrogen. After a while, we talk about them like people."
The current excitement over algae may be new, but the basic concept underlying it is old. Today we produce fossil fuels, like gasoline and diesel, from crude oil buried deep in the ground. That crude oil got its start as carbon compounds in organisms that lived millions of years ago. Scientists have long wondered whether it would be possible to skip those millions of years of waiting—not to mention the drilling and the other demands of petroleum production—and gather energy-rich compounds from living things.
Some of the most promising compounds are oily molecules called lipids. All living things make them. Our bodies make lipids to build the membranes of our cells and to store extra energy for lean times. In the past, people have extracted lipids from animals for fuel. Lipid-rich whale oil fueled lamps and lighthouses across the United States during the 19th century, for example.
You can't fuel a modern economy on whale oil, though. Whales are just too scarce and reproduce themselves too slowly. As a result, whalers nearly drove many species of whales extinct by the early 20th century. But there are other organisms that make lipids in far greater quantities and at a far-faster rate. They are algae.


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Todd Evan Kiser was appointed Commissioner of the Utah Insurance Department in December 2012. The role of the commissioner and Department of Insurance is to regulate Utah's insurance industry by protecting Utah's residents through active regulation of all aspects of the insurance marketplace and by assessing the financial strength of insurers to make sure their assets are sufficient to pay claims. Specialists are also made available to take calls from individuals with insurance questions and complaints. In 2012, the Department of Insurance received more than 94,000 phone calls alone. The Department's Examination Division assigns financial examiners to audit domestic (Utah) insurers every three to five years. Their focus is to determine if the insurer is financially strong.
In 1976, Kiser started his own business, Kiser Insurance Agency, which he owned and managed for 22 years. In 2001, he was elected to the Utah State House of Representatives where he served four terms. He also served as a member of the Utah Sports Commission, the Hogle Zoo Board and the Sandy City Planning Commission and Community Program. Kiser served as an honorary colonel in the Sandy City Police Department and as an honorary commander at Hill Air Force Base' 388th F-16 Fighter Wing. For 22 plus years he served as a Wood Badge trained Boy Scouts of America (BSA) leader.
Kiser graduated from high school in San Antonio, Texas and went on to attend Ricks College, Brigham Young University, the University of the Philippines and the University of Idaho. From college, Todd returned to Salt Lake City and started a career in real estate and insurance.
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24 World-Renowned Competing Chefs Revealed Along With Guest Stars Neil Patrick Harris, Zooey Deschanel, Morgan Spurlock, And For The First Time Together All "Top Chef" Winners
NEW YORK - April 7, 2009 - Calling all foodies.it's time to salivate! "Top Chef Masters," the spin-off series of the Emmy and James Beard Award-winning No. 1 food show on cable, "Top Chef," will premiere on Wednesday, June 10 at 10 p.m. ET/PT. The judges' table has finally turned - and we'll see what happens when these top chefs are now on the other side. "Top Chef Masters" will pit 24 world-renowned chefs against each other and see how well they fare in the tried and true format of "Top Chef." In each episode, money will be at stake for the chefs, with the winners of eliminations being awarded cash donations for their charities. The first six episodes will consist of four chefs competing against each other to name one winner. The six winners of each episode will then meet up for the final four weeks when one person will get eliminated each episode until the finale where one winner is crowned Top Chef Master. The winning chef will receive $100,000 for the charity of their choice.
"Top Chef Masters" will feature guest stars and judges Neil Patrick Harris, Zooey Deschanel, "Lost" writers and executive producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof, "Flipping Out's" Jeff Lewis, and for the first time, all past "Top Chef" winners will be together during an episode. The series will also showcase chef'testant fan favorites as well as appearances by "Top Chef's" Tom Colicchio, Padma Lakshmi and Gail Simmons.
"On 'Top Chef,' the biggest names in the industry join us as guests to pass judgment on the chef'testants," said Dan Cutforth, Executive Producer, Magical Elves. "Now we'll get to see how they handle equally tough challenges."
"We are thrilled to have such an amazing line up of celebrated chefs putting their reputations on the line for their charities," said Jane Lipsitz, Executive Producer, Magical Elves. "'Top Chef Masters' will take the kitchen competition to the next level."
To meet the cast of "Top Chef Masters," visit www.BravoTV.com.
Following are the 24 "Top Chef Masters" competing chefs:
- Rick Bayless - Frontera Grill, Chicago, Ill.
- Wilo Benet - Pikayo, San Juan, Puerto Rico
- John Besh - Restaurant August, New Orleans, LA
- Graham Elliot Bowles - Graham Elliot Restaurant, Chicago, Ill.
- Michael Chiarello - Bottega Restaurant, Yountville, Calif.
- Michael Cimarusti - Providence, Los Angeles, Calif.
- Wylie Dufresne - wd~50, New York, N.Y.
- Elizabeth Falkner - Orson, San Francisco, Calif.
- Hubert Keller - Fleur de Lys, San Francisco, Calif.
- Christopher Lee - Aureole, New York, N.Y.
- Ludo Lefebvre - Ludo Bites, Los Angeles, Calif.
- Anita Lo - Annisa, New York, N.Y.
- Tim Love - The Lonesome Dove Western Bistro, Fort Worth, Texas
- Rick Moonen - Rick Moonen's RM Seafood at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, Nev.
- Nils Noren - French Culinary Institute, New York, N.Y.
- Lachlan McKinnon Patterson - Frasca Food & Wine, Boulder, Colo.
- Cindy Pawlcyn - Mustards Grill, Napa Valley, Calif.
- Mark Peel - Campanile, Los Angeles, Calif.
- Douglas Rodriguez - Alma de Cuba, Philadelphia, PA
- Michael Schlow - Radius Restaurant, Boston, Mass.
- Art Smith - Table Fifty-Two, Chicago, Ill.
- Suzanne Tracht - Jar, Los Angeles, Calif.
- Jonathan Waxman - Barbuto, New York, N.Y.
- Roy Yamaguchi - Roy's Restaurants, San Diego, Calif.
Kelly Choi, food journalist and creator, producer and host of NYC TV's weekly restaurant show "Eat Out NY," will host this highly competitive spin-off uniting some of the brightest stars in the world of food, showcasing the often cutthroat world of the culinary arts. A former model, Choi recently finished her book called "The 20 Most Delicious Dishes in New York," which is set to hit stores in spring of 2009.
Joining the judges' panel is Gael Greene, New York Magazine's famed restaurant critic for over 40 years, a best-selling author and co-founder of Citymeals-on-Wheels, which provides food to the homebound elderly. James Oseland, culinary expert and Editor-in-Chief of Saveur magazine, and British journalist, writer and broadcaster Jay Rayner, will also serve as regular judges for the series.
Each episode of "Top Chef Masters" holds two challenges for the chefs. The first is a twist on the classic "Top Chef" quickfire challenge which tests their basic abilities - for example in season 2 of "Top Chef" where the chef'testants had to create an amuse bouche out of items from a vending machine. Each quickfire challenge will be judged by a blind taste test and a five-star system, similar to fine dining reviews.
The second challenge is a more involved elimination challenge designed to test the versatility and invention of the chefs as they take on unique culinary trials such as working with unusual and exotic foods or catering for demanding clients. The food will be tasted and evaluated by the judges and a wide range of tasters for whom the challenge is aimed, whether it is patrons at a five-star restaurant or a room full of hungry kids - the food has to appeal to the diner as well as the critics if the chef is to survive.
This season, www.BravoTV.com will host a "Top Chef Masters" B-Hive sponsored by Stacy's� Pita Chips where viewers can host weekly viewing parties for their fellow food-obsessed friends, including provided party kits, game ideas, and more! Fans can also visit the site weekly to find out how to make each winning dish through video demonstrations. Visitors will be able to watch interviews of the eliminated chefs and the winning chefs of each challenge. The tables turn with "Rate the Plate," where the user can determine which dishes were the best each week. Also, fans can play "Memory Match" and test their foodie and chef knowledge with our challenging - and addictive - IQ quizzes. Television Without Pity (www.televisionwithoutpity.com) will recap each episode in their signature snarky tone.
"Top Chef Masters" fans can visit m.bravotv.com from their web-enabled phone for exclusive content including trivia games, video and behind-the-scenes dish. Viewers will also be able to voice their opinion each week with live voting and later share their vote with Facebook friends on www.BravoTV.com.
"Top Chef Masters" is produced by the Emmy-nominated Magical Elves. Dan Cutforth, Jane Lipsitz and Shauna Minoprio serve as executive producers. "Top Chef" head judge, renowned culinary figure and chef/owner Craft Restaurants Tom Colicchio serves as consulting producer.
Bravo is a program service of NBC Universal Cable Entertainment, a division of NBC Universal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Bravo has been an NBC Universal cable network since December 2002 and was the first television service dedicated to film and the performing arts when it launched in December 1980. For more information, visit www.BravoTV.com.


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I wanted to share a couple new prints that arrived last week, both from one of my favorite Swedish stores, Wonderwall called 'Bones' and 'Backstage Lido No 2'. When we stayed at the Story in March, all of the walls were plastered with great prints & photographs from Wonderwall.
You might even recognize this Judith print from my travel photos, a favorite of mine.
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'It's what anyone would do,' said Barclays CEO Bob Diamond after leaping in front of a rubbish truck to save six kittens discarded in a bin. 'It was lucky I was out there sorting my recycling as one second later those cute, lovable kittens would have been tipped into the truck. Muffy, Tiddles, Princess, Fluffy, Ginger, and Chloe would have been purring no longer.'
Eyewitness, Barclays deputy CEO Mark Parsons, said Diamond put his life on the line with the heroic rescue, but it was his follow up actions that showed his true compassion: 'Straight after rescuing them, Bob took the kittens down to the children's cancer ward at the local hospital. To see the delight on the kid's faces as they played with Muddy, Tiffles, Princess, Gluffy, Finger, and Chloe was heart-warming, and their parents were enthralled too as Bob tipped them off about the last two Barclay's investment funds without toxic assets.'
The rescue capped an amazing few days for Diamond. While out sailing with disabled children on Sunday, he reportedly showed quick reactions in averting a giant oil slick by sticking his arm in a hole in a stricken oil tanker and using his other arm to save two dolphins trapped in plastic bags.
'It could have been worse than that catastrophic BP spill in the Gulf, but Bob plugged the leak for six hours,' said sailing companion and Barclays marketing director Andy Brent. 'And he kept the kids entertained and educated at the same time with some maths games – they now know that two plus two doesn't have to equal four – it can be any number you choose!'
News of Mr Diamond's exploits has led to his popularity soaring with 98% of people surveyed agreeing that a statue in his honour should be erected in the City of London, though, surprisingly, 100% suggested that Diamond be bronzed 'in situ'.


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There's plenty wrong with turn-by-turn navigation, so here's a completely different solution: boil the route down into the most simple set of rules possible, and leave the user to it.
There are plenty of systems that can be described far more simply than they initially appear—and directions are one of them. So instead of just describing which left and right to take based on distances travelled, an algorithm could boil down instructions to a simple set of logical rules which can be used to navigate to the same destination. If nothing else, it'd keep you mentally alert during the journey. [XKCD]


text: The Dean of Students Office supports the mission of the University by maintaining a campus environment which is conducive to the recruitment, retention, personal development, and success of students. Specifically, we advocate for student rights; promote student involvement in the University's decision-making process; provide a program for new students to help them adjust to college living and learning; and offer services and programs which respond to the needs of diverse constituencies. The office also ensures the University community functions as freely as possible from disruptive and inappropriate behavior.


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Kate Bosworth tweeted out a photo of herself on the cover of the new issue of Martha Stewart Weddings. Her husband shot it. You have to give it to them on there, non? They do it together, equally, the famewhoring.
Bosworth wore Oscar de la Renta and the magazine promises 16 pages of exclusive pictures. Do you care? I certainly don't care the way I did last year. You remember? This issue's predecessor in 2012? Blake Lively.
WAY more anticipation.
And for all that, it was just her bouquet on the cover. Click here for a refresher. Totally deflating, right?
As if there was any doubt about whether or not Bosworth would blow her load. She'll show you everything, everything that can be shown, you will see it.
Also attached – Bosworth arriving at LAX the other day.


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Street advises first-year SOM students at the 2012 Whitehead Lecture and Awards
Students and faculty of the School of Medicine gathered together on Tuesday, Aug. 15 to hear Sarah Street, PhD and assistant professor of cell and molecular physiology, speak at the 2012 Whitehead Lecture and Awards.
In her lecture, "Experience, Empathy, and Education: Why John Dewey is my BFF," Street, a former NCAA athlete, described her journey to present day while making close connections to the teachings of John Dewey. She explained how every experience we have influences future experiences.
"Every experience is a moving force," she said. Street emphasized that teachers need to share what they've learned from experience and use that to teach their students.
Street continued to entertain the audience of students and faculty with stories of her past. She described her college self as extremely competitive and always wanting to win against her counterparts, especially during her swimming days. Street said she never realized until later that she could also be happy for her teammates since they were working on achieving something together.
Throughout the lecture, she imparted to the first-year medical students, who have been attending the school for only a week, advice that will assist them in their medical education.
"All of us have experiences and that is a given. What is not a given is that all of you will take something from it," she said.
Toward the end, faculty and students were presented with awards for their contribution and active involvement in their medical education. Street was awarded the Freshmen Basic Science Teaching Award, which recognizes a committed faculty member who has proved to be effective in the education of first-year medical students.


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Mantras for Bliss
When you are criticized and blamed
To protect ourselves from others' anger and criticism and to ignore others' criticism chant the mantra "OM JOOM SAHA SAHA JOOM OM". Instead of reacting with anger, chant the mantra, which protects you against evil eye too.
Avoid accidents in your life
OM PADMA NANDESHWARA HOOM, if you chant this mantra 20000 times, no accident will happen. This mantra is also for wealth building and not for wealth earning. However, if you chant 200,000 Lakh times you will amass enormous wealth. When you have debts, chant this mantra.
Kadgam Saranam
Chanting KADGAM SARANAM will bring your anger down.
Overcome animalist tendencies
PASUPATHIM MAHADEVAM: to overcome animalist tendencies, this mantra will help.
Uncontrollable anger
OM HREEM TAHA: will put off the anger fire. Very effective for controlling one's unnecessary and misplaced anger.
Reducing your weight
"OM HOWM VUM JOOM SAHA" mantra will reduce the weight. So it can be your life mantra J Stop all your dieting procedures. You need to accept your body. Love the body god has given to you. What happens inside us happens outside – our body. So heal yourself first.
Gain youthfulness
SAHN SAHN JOE LEU BAW YOW WU – the Chinese mantra is very effective for anything related with common cold. More and more you chant and faster you chant it is very effective. Pull the wedges between fingers in both the hands, while you chant the mantra. Then all the internal organs are massaged and youthfulness is bought back.


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- SlideShare is sometimes called the "YouTube of presentations," and its free version includes unlimited sharing of presentations and Zipcast meetings, simple web-based meetings that don't allow downloads. (You can share your presentations using the SlideShare app on The Eloquent Woman on Facebook.) Premium versions let you share slides privately and more.
- Scribd also lets you upload presentations (browse some Scribd presentations here), and allows users to share or "readcast" them across social networks, print them, or view them on mobile devices.
- Prezi uses a zoom feature rather than a linear approach to advancing your slides (handy if you want at some point to have all your slides in thumbnail size on the screen so you can go back to a particular one) and it includes sharing. You can invite someone to view or edit your slides, or publish them widely. Prezi includes an iPad version and you can "Prezify" slides from PowerPoint or Keynote.
- Present.me says it's the easiest way to upload and record your presentation. You upload the slides, then use your webcam to record yourself giving the presentation, a nice video adjunct that's shown side-by-side with your slides. It's an easy way to make a video of yourself speaking--something conference organizers want to see when they're considering you as a speaker.
- PowerPoint Radio is a feature of PowerPoint 2010 that lets you watch live broadcasts of slide presentations or broadcast your own by sending a link to anyone you want; they'll see a synchronized view of your presentation in their web browsers.Your audience doesn't need PowerPoint to watch the broadcast, but you'll need a Windows Live ID to do this. Here are the instructions. PowerPoint also uses slide libraries to help you share slides in more routine ways.
- 280slides, now in a beta test, lets you create or load presentations and makes it easy to publish them to SlideShare, create linking and embedding codes, email presentations and more. Its presentation-building tools also make it easy to search for movies and other content you can embed in the slides.
- SlideBoom lets you publish slides for free, with premium options to share them privately with clients or colleagues. It also includes PowerPoint templates and other tools for building presentations.
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Research Services
information technology services
Letter from the Director, Barry Schaudt
I have two roles, Director of Research Services, and Faculty Liaison, As Director of Research Services, I am working to build an organization that supports the use of computer technologies or statistics in faculty research. Please contact me with your research needs that involve computers, data (collecting, transferring, storage, backup, security, management, mining, analysis, publishing, sharing), software, or statistics. We are expanding and need to know and understand your research needs. The support that Research Service provides is very broad. For example, the Research Services staff: provides statistical consulting; assists with databases and web interfaces to databases; provides technical expertise on a variety of software; will put together and give customized discipline specific classes on a variety of statistical research topics, Matlab, Mathematica, or GIS.
As Faculty Liaison, I will assist researchers in navigating the Information Technology Services organization, and be sure Information Technology Services is responsive.
I meet regularly with faculty members from many departments to determine how Research Services can best serve researchers at Boston College. If you have comments, questions, concerns, or just want to introduce yourself, please contact me.
Please check this web page regularly. The Research Services web pages will be changing as we change and evolve to meet changing and evolving needs.
I look forward to working with everyone at Boston College.
Barry Schaudt, Ph.D.
Director of Research Services and Faculty Liaison
Overview of Research Services
Research Services provides consultation, training, and tutorials to support computing and research at Boston College. The Research Services staff has expertise in statistics, statistical software such as Stata, SAS and SPSS, qualitative research, surveys, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), scientific computation, data analysis, computational mathematics including MATLAB and Mathemetica, and visualization. The staff can also provide assistance with codes (writing, porting, debugging, tuning, optimizing, and parallelizing codes), databases, and Web technologies.
Research Services Staff
The full-time staff consists of:
Awanti Acharya (Geographic Information Systems)
Rani Dalgin (Statistics, Qualitative Research, Surveys)
Simo Goshev (Statistics, Econometrics, Reaearch Computing Manager)
Matt Gregas (Manager, Statistics)
Melissa McTernan (Statistics)
Yixin Pan (Data Science)
Wei Lucy Qiu (Scientific Computation)
David Ruhl (Unix Systems Administration)
Barry Schaudt (Director, High Performance Computing, Visualization)
Tony Schreiner (Linux Systems Administration, Cloud Computing)
In general, full-time staff members are available from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.
The graduate students provide additional assistance:
Praveen Saini (GIS, Matlab, Statistics)
The times that the graduate students work vary and are generally between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.
Consulting and other Services
Research Services provides a wide-range of consulting and other services to support research at Boston College. We can help integrate computer technologies and statistical support into grant applications. For more information, see our Research Support web page. There is no charge for the support that Research Services provides. To schedule an appointment contact us at: email@example.com.
Software Supporting Research
Researchers at Boston College have access to a broad range of software. Examples of software available to support research are: ArcGIS, Matlab, Mathematica, R, SAS, SPSS, and Stata. Research Services' software web pages describe each software package, gives information on where it is installed, and contains links to documentation. If you have questions about software for your research, please contact us (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Tutorials and Workshops
Research Services offers tutorials and workshops every semester. We can also offer customized tutorials and workshops. The current tutorials are listed at: www.bc.edu/offices/researchservices/tutorials.html.
Web Surveys
Research Services provides assistance with on-line surveysi including Qualtrics and REDCap. More information about on-line surveys is at www.bc.edu/offices/researchservices/surveys.html.
Web Sites, Databases, Data Storage and Archive
If you need assistance with research data, including analysis of the data, storage of the data, and Web interfaces to the data, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
There are Web and database servers, in addition to disk that is backed up nightly, to support research data needs. Information about the data resourses is available at: www.bc.edu/offices/researchservices/dataresources.html.
BC has a data archive system to assist you in handling large amounts of data.
Boston College has a Linux Cluster for research computing. This cluster is designed to run serial and parallel codes, in addition to public domain and commercial software. This cluster is available to the entire Boston College research community. Further information about the Linux Cluster is available at: www.bc.edu/offices/researchservices/cluster.html.