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Dang! That's a new strategy at decades-old beverage firm
Imperial Flavors now selling products in bottles
Andrew Povolo has been serving up soda for his family's business since he was 14.
Now, after 21 years manning the fountain spouts, delivering orders and hunting for new business opportunities, Povolo has succeeded his father and grandfather as head of Imperial Flavors Beverage Co., a Milwaukee beverage company.
The northwest side-based business has two functions: manufacturing root beers and sodas for the grocery store market and making juice bag-in-box concentrates for fountain dispensers in restaurants and bars around Wisconsin.
Povolo's grandfather, Jack Pettigrew, started Imperial Flavors in 1964 after seeing some friends in the bar business messing with soda machines, growing a kernel of an idea into an expanding small business that still sells soda today.
Fifty years and a couple of generations later, Imperial Flavors now has more than 70 different products. Povolo is in charge of the operation, serving as the sales manager of 15 employees, five of whom are family members.
Imperial Flavors makes Cream City Soda, a local take on mainstream soda brands that is distributed to bars and restaurants in Wisconsin, including Duke's On Water and Comet Cafe.
Andrew Menchal, manager of Comet Cafe, likes the Cream City Soda line because it's local.
"We try to purchase as much locally as we can," Menchal said. "And Imperial Flavors doesn't use high-fructose corn syrup. They use cane sugar, which was a huge selling point for us."
In addition to offering Cream City Soda through Comet Cafe, Imperial Flavors sells the equipment used to dispense its soda.
"The majority of our business is actually fountain soda sales," Povolo said.
A soda is born
After years of selling exclusively to restaurants and bars in the area, Povolo started getting calls from customers asking where they could purchase Imperial Flavors soda in stores. It was the first time he had considered putting the company's flavors into a bottle.
Povolo followed in his grandfather's footsteps and made this small idea happen, and Dang! That's Good sodas were born.
"A few years back, when my grandmother was still alive, we hand-bottled my grandfather's 42-year-old root beer recipe and brought it to her house. She opened the top and said, "Dang, that's good," and that's how the retail name of our root beer came to be."
The Dang! products offer a different take on the traditional mass-market root beers because they avoid high-fructose corn syrup and are instead made gluten-free out of 100% cane sugar. They come in flavors such as butterscotch, diet root beer and red cream soda.
"It hits people's palates a little differently," Povolo said. "But that's why people like it."
The introduction of the Dang! line of products allowed Imperial Flavors to step out of the bar and restaurant circuit and into the grocery store market.
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"We are in business because we are unique. Every recipe is our own," Povolo said. "Our daily goal is to make sure people drink our root beer and say, 'Dang, that's good.'"
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His persistence is paying off, with the World Market chain now offering Dang! in stores all around the country.
"All of this was created because one innovative man wanted to create his own soda," Povolo said. "And he did it."
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Crunchy Salmon Salad Wrap with Dill
|Canned red salmon
|6 Ounce, drained, skin removed, bones mashed (1 Can)
|1⁄2 Small, peeled, seeded, and diced to make 1/4 cup
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped fresh dill
|2 Teaspoon
|Fresh lemon juice
|1 Teaspoon
|8 inch low carb tortillas
|1 , heated
|Green leaf lettuce
|1 Large
|To Taste
|To Taste
1. Combine salmon, cucumber, mayonnaise, dill, and lemon juice in a bowl. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
2. Place tortilla on a flat surface. Top with lettuce, leaving a 1/2-inch border; top with salmon mixture. Roll or fold tortilla and cut in half, if desired. Wrap tightly.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 539 Calories from Fat 221
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 25 g38.2%
Saturated Fat 3.5 g17.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 128.1 mg42.7%
Sodium 1533.8 mg63.9%
Total Carbohydrates 24 g8.1%
Dietary Fiber 10.2 g40.9%
Sugars 4.1 g
Protein 58 g115.8%
Vitamin A 689.7% Vitamin C 154.2%
Calcium 31.5% Iron 48%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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|Nov 29, 2005
|Filing date
|Dec 30, 1999
|Priority date
|Dec 30, 1999
|Fee status
|Publication number
|James R. Altendahl, Steven R. Lent
|Original Assignee
|Pitney Bowes Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (35), Non-Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (44), Classifications (6), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present invention is related to the following U.S. applications: U.S. application Ser. No. 09/476,717 filed Dec. 30, 1999 entitled, "A SYSTEM FOR MANAGING PARCEL SHIPPING"; U.S. application Ser. No. 09/475,883 filed Dec. 30, 1999 entitled, "A RATER UTILITY FOR A PARCEL SHIPPING SYSTEM"; U.S. application Ser. No. 09/475,882 filed Dec. 30, 1999 entitled, "A ROUTER UTILITY FOR A PARCEL SHIPPING SYSTEM" and U.S. application Ser. No. 09/475,881 filed Dec. 30, 1999 entitled, "A LOAD PLANNING DATABASE FOR A PARCEL SHIPPING SYSTEM".
All of the applications are assigned to the present assignee and filed on the same date hereof. The subject matter of each of these applications is hereby incorporated by reference.
The present invention pertains to the field of software engineering for parcel shipping, and more particularly to planning the shipping of parcels, including performing routing and rating for the shipping of parcels.
Companies that provide items such as finished goods or raw materials have a lot of choice in how the items are shipped (in the sense of parcel shipping). If choices are made correctly, the shipper can realize significant savings. The choices, however, are complex enough that having to analyze options for any particular shipping requirement is likely to overwhelm the typical shipping department employee. Although making a choice in how to ship a parcel could be automated for any particular shipper (the sender, not the carrier), the cost of doing so is great enough that most shippers would be reluctant to go ahead with automating the shipping options analysis.
The principal elements of planning the shipping of a parcel or a batch of parcels are first, determining a route for the parcel or each parcel in a batch of parcels (called routing), and second, determining a rate for the parcel or for each parcel in the batch of parcels. In planning for a single parcel, only routing and rating are performed. In planning for shipping a batch of parcels, it is also desirable to examine opportunities to consolidate the parcels, and if some shipments can be consolidated, to prorate the costs of shipping each consolidated parcel (i.e. to apportion the costs of a load of several consolidated shipments of parcels among the individual parcels).
Given an overall system for managing parcel shipping, such as that disclosed in the related application, "SYSTEM FOR MANAGING PARCEL SHIPPING," what is needed is a planning module for helping analyze the many options available for shipping a parcel of items, and ideally one that is versatile enough, in how it can plan for shipping a parcel, that it is suitable for a great many different kinds of shipper.
Further what is needed is a planning module that can be used (called) either to plan for shipping either a particular parcel, or to plan for shipping a batch of parcels.
Still further what is needed is a planning module that can acquire inputs used in planning a shipment or shipments either from non-volatile memory (such as from a database stored on a computer disc storage device) or from volatile memory (RAM).
Still further what is needed is a planning module that can be called by other modules without its having to be included in a single build of a comprehensive module (in the sense of components linked together in a static build) including the calling modules and the planning module.
Still further what is needed is a planning module that itself can call other modules each providing a specific service, such as a routing service or a rating service, without having to be included in a single (statically linked) build of a comprehensive module including the planning modules and the modules it calls for services.
Accordingly, the present invention provides a planning engine for use in a planning system which is in turn used to plan shipment of a parcel of at least one item, the planning including routing and rating the shipment. The planning system, of which the planning engine is a component, includes a router for determining possible routes for the shipment, a rater for rating each possible route, a consolidator for attempting to consolidate a list of shipments, and a prorater for allocating costs of a consolidation among the consolidated shipments, the planning system also having read and write access to a shipping database. The planning engine includes: an input module, responsive to a planning request indicating at least one shipment for which planning is to be performed, the planning request being provided in either one of at least two forms, the input module for providing a list including each shipment for which planning is to be performed; a load list template builder, responsive to the list including each shipment for which planning is to be performed, for providing a load list template indicating at least one load, each load having an associated stop, each stop having an associated shipment, each shipment having at least one associated item; an analyzer, responsive to the load list template, for planning in turn how to ship each of the shipments indicated by the load list template by making use of the router and the rater, for providing a load list indicating a carrier and service for each shipment of the load list template; and an output module, responsive to the load list, for providing the load list in a manner corresponding to the form of the planning request information.
In a further aspect of the invention, the planning engine is implemented as a component object module (COM) server.
In a still further aspect of the invention, the planning engine passes the router the load list template and the router then determines possible routes for each load of the load list template, the router referring to business rules and to a means for prioritizing the business rules in case of conflict, the router returning to the planning engine a carrier list indicating acceptable routes in terms of a list of carriers and one or more services for each carrier.
In yet a still further aspect of the invention, the planning engine passes the rater the carrier list and the rater then provides component costs for each of the acceptable routes, and the planning engine then selects a route from the list of acceptable routes.
In yet even a still further aspect of the invention, the planning engine passes the consolidator the load list template indicating each shipment as a direct shipment and the consolidator provides in return a consolidation load list.
The above and other objects, features and advantages of the invention will become apparent from a consideration of the subsequent detailed description presented in connection with accompanying drawings, in which:
The Overall System for Managing Parcel Shipping
Referring now to
The invention will now be described, with reference to
Still referring to
An order can be entered in other ways besides using the order entry module 20. An order can also be entered via electronic data interchange (EDI), for which the system provides an EDI interface (not shown). An order can also be entered by downloading it from a host system file via a data mapper included as part of an interface 15 to host data sources, which is described below.
Next, the seller engages an interactive shipment task processor 17, including a pick and pack module (see
With the items picked and packed, the seller engages a shipment processing module (
The first thing to be done in shipment processing is to route the shipment. Essentially, routing consists of identifying what carriers and services could be used to deliver the shipment, given any routing instructions provided by the consignee. Routing instructions are an example of a so-called business rule, and the shipping manager 10 allows using conditional logic ("if then" logic) to express the business rules. For example, a routing instruction (business rule) might be: if a shipment is going to Chicago, then use Alpha Freight Service. The shipping manager 10 allows the simultaneous application of various business rules. So, for example, in addition to the Chicago rule, the shipping manager 10 might apply the following rules: if expected delivery is Saturday, then use Bravo Freight Service; and if a shipment weighs 400 to 1,500 lbs., then use Charlie Freight Service.
The business rules can be stored in the shipping database 12 (each rule being saved using a route ID as an index for retrieving the rule), and can be created through the shipment processing module (
The system provides for business rules not only for a consignee, but for shippers, third parties, and bill-to-addressees. Business rules can be prioritized based on charge terms of the shipment, typically based on who is paying for the shipping. Other bases for prioritizing are also possible, such as origin of a rule, i.e. whether the rule is a consignee-rule, shipper-rule, third-party-rule, and so on. A route priority table is used determine priority, as discussed below.
In the scenario here, the consignee has as a business rule the agreement noted above, namely that a business system is to be shipped so as to arrive no later than two weeks from the date of the order for the business system, and otherwise is to be shipped as inexpensively as possible. The business rule is stored in the shipping database 12.
In the scenario, then, the shipment is routed by applying the business rules on file (in the shipping database 12) for the consignee. The result of the routing is that various carriers and services are acceptable (because the identified carriers provide the identified services in shipping to the consignee's address), at least according to the business rules on file for the consignee. Specifically, Alpha, Bravo and Delta are all possible choices, using as the service of each either ground or air.
The routing is performed by the planning system 11, invoked by the interactive shipment task processor 17. As shown in
The interactive shipment task processor 17 invokes the planning system 11 through the action of a shipment event planner 14. Within the interactive shipment task processor 17 (
In general, the event processor responds not only to individual events, but also to associated subevents. If an event has subevents, the event itself is termed a master event. As an example, a master event can be defined to be "rating a shipment." Subevents can then be defined to be "rating and updating the shipment" and "saving it" (to the shipping database 12), "creating a label" (through the print label module of the interactive shipment task processor 17), and "validating the shipment's fields," i.e. each field of a shipping label, such as the fields indicating the consignee's name and address. The shipping manager 10 includes a set of pre-determined master events to which the seller (shipper) can add subevents. The seller can also add other master events and sub-event for the other master events.
Having routed the shipment and so determined what carriers and services are possible, the seller must next rate the different routes, i.e. determine which to use, assuming that more than one possible route is provided as a candidate route by the router 23 function. For the rating, the seller again uses the interactive shipment task processor 17, and in particular the shipment processing module. The seller inputs to the event processor, as an event to be processed, the rating of the shipment. The event processor then engages the shipment event planner 14, which in turn invokes the planning engine 22 of the planning system 11. The planning engine 22 first uses a rater (module) 24 (
In general, though, the router 23 and rater 24 are caused by the planning engine 22 to work in concert to select a carrier based on a range of parameters. Carriers can be pre-selected, based on data passed from the order processing system. Alternatively, selection can be guided or even determined by routing instructions (business rules). Finally, carriers can be selected by a combination of business rules, routing, and rating, as in the scenario.
Another means by which the seller can tailor route selection is to define a group of carriers to be considered in rating a shipment. Then only a carrier in the defined group is rated. Another means is to allow the seller to apply a penalty to any rating for a predetermined carrier so that the selection of the carrier is less likely compared to other carriers, even if the disfavored carrier has a route at a same or better cost compared to the other carriers.
The actions taken by the shipping manager 10 in performing its routing and rating functions, based on what business rules or other guidance have been prescribed, are as indicated in table 1.
As shown in table 1, it is possible to have specific routing instructions, i.e. a specific route (carrier and service), and in such a case, no routing and rating is performed; the specified route is used. Specified routing instructions are provided either by the customer at order entry or as business rules.
Table 1 also shows that it is possible to have shipping instructions (provided by the records with a same route ID) provided by two sources, such as the shipper (the seller in the scenario) and the consignee for a shipment (the customer in the scenario). If these conflict, then the shipping manager uses a route priority table to determine which instructions are to be given precedence. Usually, precedence will be given to the instructions from the entity paying for the shipping charges. Table 1. Rating actions taken by the shipping manager depending on instructions for routing.
Both shipper
and consignee
Rate Shop
have routing
(Route ID)
Shop all carriers and services in
Use route priority table to
determine whose instructions are
to be followed.
Use route instructions from
ShipHder Route ID.
Shop all carriers in the rate shop
Shop all carriers supporting the
Shop all services for the specified
Use specified carrier and service.
In the scenario, with the shipment routed and rated, the seller can print a label using the print label module of the interactive shipping module 17. The seller can print a carrier label (specific to a particular carrier including mail labels) or a regular shipper label. In addition, the seller can print a billing label, a bill of lading, or a hazardous materials label. Some of the labels can be printed from other interfaces besides those provided by the interactive shipment task processor 17, such as a shipment batch planner 13 and an end-of-day processing module (not shown).
Finally, if the shipment of the scenario were for a foreign country, the seller could create export documentation using the prepare export papers module of an ancillary shipping management processes module 21. For monitoring the shipment in particular, or for monitoring more generally, the shipping manager 10 includes a reporting module as one of the ancillary shipping management processes module 21. The reporting module extracts report data from the shipping database 12.
In the scenario, the seller interactively processed an order using the shipment processing module (
The shipment batch planner performs the same functions for each shipment in a batch of shipments as the interactive shipment task processor performs for a single shipment, i.e. it performs routing and rating using the planning system 11. However, in batch processing mode, the planning system 11 also iterates in its planning to take advantage of opportunities to consolidate shipments in the batch. The planning engine 22 of the planning system 11 invokes a consolidator (module) 25 (also part of the planning system 11) to attempt to consolidate any or all shipments in the batch of shipments, unless there are instructions not to consolidate. If the consolidator 25 is able to consolidate a shipment with one or more other shipments, the planning engine 22 will then prorate the shipment by invoking a prorater 26, also part of the planning system 11.
In attempting to consolidate shipments, the consolidator 25 searches the batch of shipments for all shipments having matching required properties. Usually these will include the shipper, consignee, and shipment date. However, it is also possible that other properties must match for a consolidation to be possible. For example, it is possible that a carrier is pre-specified. In all, the consolidator 25 can require that the following properties match in order for a consolidation to be acceptable: shipment date, shipper, consignee, bill-to, pre-specified carrier, pre-specified service, charge terms, inbound versus outbound, rate ship group, route ID, required delivery date, and hazardous commodity.
Next the consolidator 25 creates a routing list of carriers that can handle the shipment. Then it consolidates shipments based on either a least restrictive or a most restrictive bases. In the least restrictive basis, a carrier is selected from the routing list that can meet the earliest required delivery date specified on any shipment in the consolidation. In the most restrictive basis, a carrier is selected from the routing list that can meet the latest required delivery date specified on any shipment in the consolidation.
The task scheduler 19 also allows scheduling any other kind of task performed by the shipping manager 10. Tasks that can be scheduled include: sending and receiving pre-defined electronic data interchange (EDI) transaction sets; emptying database tables; placing shipments in a group with pre-defined selection criteria; packing a group of orders with pre-defined criteria in batch mode; printing bills of lading with pre-defined selection criteria; printing pick tickets with pre-defined selection criteria; printing a pre-defined report; purging a pre-defined group and its loads and shipments; purging shipments and orders based on pre-defined selection criteria; running a batch or executable file synchronously; rating and planning a pre-defined group of shipments; and creating a small package manifest based on pre-defined selection criteria.
Some of these tasks involve updating the shipping database 12 based on information in the host data sources 19, and in particular based on information in host text files (
The interface 15 to host data sources enables a host application and the shipping manager to share various data. The sharing is enabled by dynamic data exchange (DDX) provided by a dynamic data exchanger; by an open data base connectivity (ODBC) exchanger, for exchanging data items maintained in the shipping database and in a host database; and by a data mapper, which acquires data from text files in a host environment and provides data to the host environment as text files. The data mapper is used in particular for acquiring business rules for guidance in routing, possibly expressed using conditional logic.
As explained above, an order can be entered by downloading it from a host system file via the data mapper included as part of the interface 15 to host data sources.
Referring now to
As used here, a load list is a list of each item included in a shipment (parcel), along with associated information, as described below. A load list can be built up from information in the shipping database 12, given the Group ID, i.e. a label (key) indicating a group of items to be included in a shipment. Such a key would be provided by the shipment batch planner 13 either in response to being scheduled to perform planning for a batch of parcels, or in response to a user commanding the planning of a batch of parcels using the user interface provided as part of the shipment batch planner 13. Alternatively, in case of interactive (one-at-a-time) parcel shipping planning, a load list can be built up using shipment properties provided by the shipment processing module (of the interactive shipment task processor 17) via the shipment event planner 14.
Still referring to
Next, the planning engine 22 calls the rater module 24, passing it the carrier list determined by the router 23. The rater 24 again examines the routes determined for each shipment in turn, figuring a rate for each possible carrier and service for each shipment, and passing to the planning engine 22 its rating results, indicating a rate for each route for each shipment. In determining the rates, the rater module 24 uses an associated data file, the rater data 24 a, that includes information needed to determine the costs associated with each route.
In some circumstances it makes sense to attempt to consolidate a shipment with others. The planning engine 22 attempts to consolidate shipments in case of its being called by the shipment batch planner 13 (as opposed to the shipment processing module of the interactive shipment task processor 17) and being provided with a batch of parcels for which to plan shipping. Unless there are routing instructions that rule out the possibility of consolidating the parcels, the planning engine 22 will call the consolidator 25 (
If the consolidator is able to determine possible consolidations, it returns a consolidation load list template and the planning engine then performs the same routing and rating, using the router 23 and the rater 24, as it performed for the original (direct) load list template. To determine whether a consolidation is advantageous, the planning engine 22 then calls the prorater 26 (
Referring now to
Referring now to
The consolidation load (Load 3) is shown as including all of the shipments of the corresponding direct load list (i.e. shipment 1 and shipment 2), and having various component costs (consolidation cost A, consolidation cost B, and so on) associated with the consolidation load (Load 3), component costs similar to the component costs for each shipment in a direct load list.
After performing a consolidation, the planning engine 22 calls router 23 and rater 24 to perform the same analysis as if the consolidation were a simple, direct load. When it does, it passes to the router 23 the consolidation load list with undetermined costs, which is therefore a load list template (but having the structure of a consolidation load list). In other words, a load list template can be either a template for a direct load list or one for a consolidated load list.
As explained above, after the rater 24 determines component costs for the consolidation using each of the carriers and services to be rated, the planning engine 22 calls the prorater 26 to determined how to prorate the costs among the constituent shipments. If as a result of the routing and rating of the consolidation, the planning engine 22 determines that the consolidation is not advantageous, then it will de-consolidate the load into its individual constituent loads/shipments using the associated direct load list included with the consolidation load list.
It is to be understood that the above-described arrangements are only illustrative of the application of the principles of the present invention. Numerous modifications and alternative arrangements may be devised by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, and the appended claims are intended to cover such modifications and arrangements.
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Evening all
Busy day for me, last visit to the job centre (hurrah!) and then off to a funeral. My good friend's mum. Very sad day for her and her family.
Sounds like things are pulling together for you Wonky
Those are lovely pics Liri, I wish you well on your search for a lovely home for your mum
Can't believe the job starts on Monday! Is coming up very fast! Now all I need is instructions on where I need to go and at what time
Have a lovely evening all
Don't they look lovely
I think I would wear this, cross between fascinator and hat
Aren't we all too young to remember the 60's Hosta
Nice to see you back KEF
And hi to MrsG
Afternoon all
My last Monday lie in for a while Have been up for some time, not just up btw
Contract has been signed and emailed back OH's toe nails have been cut
Fidget, I wouldn't mind which choccies, mint are more "traditional" so you should go for the Thorntons - would fit in better. Have some time for brass polishing if you need some help
Hosta, can't comment on the bird identification, but I hope it turns out as you want.
Getting my nails done this afternoon, am embarrassed though as my nails are shocking Need something bright and cheerful (am off to a funeral tomorrow) and professional (for work). Hope there is enough room in the kitchen what with the oven on the floor!
Hope you all have a good day, weather has def turned here
Have been away at a Brownie Sleepover Sat - Sunday Then round to Ma and Pa's for Sunday lunch and obligatory afternoon snooze Tried very hard to resist but had to give in . . . . . they were very understanding
Too many comments, but I will say, Clari, no one deserves to be shouted at. Well done you for not shouting back. As someone who does a fair bit of volunteering, I am aware that people think, well they are volunteers so I can't say anything, well how would they have felt if the shoe was on the other foot. There is not enough walking in other people's shoes done today, in my opinion! I think it would be worth having a conversation with your boss, explaining how you feel and laying down the repercussions of what would happen were you to leave and not come back? As for the cost of your sleepovers, you most def need to charge more!!!! You would be surprised what uniformed groups are prepared to pay! I think £45 is a snip as well, I would expect to pay much more than that (but then I do live in the South East!) Sorry to have gone on. . . . . All meant well
Morning all
Finally have a start date . . . . . 12th Oct Eep eep
I like your name better than ours Pat
Evening gang, morning Pat
Been at bingo, no win
I don't change my duvet either, never occurred to me I like my towels washed without softener, nice and rough for drying
Well done Jo on the reduction
Another thought for your used duvets Runny would be a homeless charity/shelter


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Administrative Component The PI, Professor Richard H. Kramer, has a primary appointment in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology. Professor Kramer has been an independent investigator since 1993, first at the University of Miami School of Medicine, and since 2000 at UC Berkeley. He has had continuous NIH funding since 1993 and continuous ROI funding from the NEI since 1998. As a member of the MCB Department who has also been active member of the UCBSO-based Vision Science Graduate Program since 2000, he is ideal for bridging the diverse fields of interest held by members ofthe Vision Science CORE. Dr. Kramer has served in several leadership positions, including Co-Director ofthe UC Berkeley Nanomedicine Development Center, Chair of the Admissions Committee for the UC Berkeley Biophysics Graduate Program, Chair of Faculty Search Committees, and Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Max-Planck institute in Bonn, Germany. Professor Kramer is dedicated to directing the Vision Science CORE to provide modern resources and services to faculty participants in order to better serve their research needs. Dr. Kramer's research is focused on two Vision Science areas. First, his lab has pioneered functional imaging of light-elicited activity in the retina (with fluorescence indicator dyes or proteins) to better understand molecular mechanisms of synaptic transmission and to provide insights into synaptic information processing important for visual perception. His second research area is focused on the design and use of chemical photoswitch molecules that enable optical control of neuronal firing. In recent studies the Kramer lab has developed photoswitch molecules that can restore at least some visual function to blind mice lacking rods and cones. These responses can be measured optically (with functional imaging), electrophysiologically (with patch clamp or multi-electrode array recordings), and behaviorally (though in vivo tests on blind mice injected intravitreally with these compounds). Dr. Kramer's lab collaborates with the Feller, Werblin, Flannery, and Roorda labs, and all are extensive users of the Microscopic Imaging and Gene Delivery Modules. Dr. Kramer's role as CORE Director will be to oversee the Modules, participate in the hiring of technical experts working in the Modules (along with the Module Directors), chair the semi-annual Internal Review Committee Meetings (see policy # 2 below), and participate in the annual External Review Board meetings (policy # 6 below). Dr. Kramer will have the ultimate responsible for fair and equitable access to CORE resources and services and will have the ultimate responsible for budgetary decisions. Operation of the CORE grant will be supported by a 10% effort Administrative Assistant, who will compile information and assemble usage reports from each Module, and keep detailed records of budgets, expenditures, and balances. We have chosen highly accomplished faculty to be the directors of our 4 CORE Modules. Xiaohua Gong and John Flannery, co-directors of Gene Delivery are among the world?s experts in molecular biology methods for eye research, with a particular emphasis on gene delivery. Maria Feller, director of Microscopic Imaging, did her PhD work in Physics with an emphasis in optics, and is he has maintained a strong interest in advanced microscopy approaches. She has excellent organizational skills and has run the Module quite successfully over the past 5 years. Marty Banks is an established researcher in computational visual neuroscience and a brilliant computer programmer, and has done a great job overseeing the Software Development over the past 5 years. Dennis Levi, is stepping down as the Dean of the UCBSO, and has the time and great desire to establish the new Translational Research Module. Meng Lin, the current director of the Clinical Research Center, will co direct this module. The pair are dedicating to encourage more people to directly translate their finding into clinical applications, starting with human subject studies facilitated by the Translational Research Module. All of the Module directors are putting great effort into the CORE, and all are committed to establishing an excellent group of Modules that will bring out the best in Vision Research at UC Berkeley. Policies of the UC Berkeley Vision Science CORE. To ensure fair and equitable access to CORE Modules by participating faculty, we have instituted a series of new general CORE policies. In addition, some of the individual Modules have instituted further use policies and governing procedures, and these can be found in the descriptive sections for each Module. The general CORE policies are as follows: 1. Access to resources and/or services generally will be on a first-come/first-served basis, but some restrictions apply. An investigator may only have two requests pending on the queue and jobs requiring more than three weeks for completion will be considered multiple requests. Special requests for multiple or extensive jobs may be made to the Module director or the Internal Review Committee (see below). 2. Investigator usage and Module expenditures will be evaluated by an Internal Review Committee, which will have regular meetings on a semi-annual basis, and additional ad hoc meetings, as necessary. The Internal Review Committee shall be composed ofthe Module directors, the PI, and a representative staff member from one ofthe Modules. The committee will evaluate semi-annual reports of usage by participating CORE faculty to ensure equitable access. The committee will consider special requests, including for large or especially time consuming projects, rush orders, and cases of financial hardship. 3. Module directors are responsible for promoting use of their Module by announcing new resources or services, and by publicizing openings in the job queue. Each Module has a website advertising available service and instructions about how to access these services. The Administrative Assistant will help the directors in this endeavor. Participating investigators who are moderate or extensive users of a module are encouraged to form a "user group" to discuss access, resources-, and services provided by the module and if desired, to propose changes to the Module Director and to the Internal Review Committee. 4. New investigators shall have priority access to Module resources and services. 5. Modules may charge an appropriate hourly fee for services to compensate for budget shortfalls. The fee structure for each module will be determined by the Internal Review Committee. CORE users shall be notified of the applicable recharge rate before work on a job has begun. 6. An External Review Board of three prominent local, but non-UC Berkeley, Vision Scientists will meet annually to evaluate the performance of the Modules, to assess the fairness of CORE faculty access, and to evaluate the CORE budget. This meeting will coincide with the "Bay Area Vision Research Day (BAVRD), held in late August. The following investigators have already agreed to serve on the External Review Board for the next funding period (see enclosed letters in Appendix B): Dr. Marie Burns, UC Davis Ophthalmology &Vision Science Dr. Jonathan C. Horton, UCSF Ophthalmology ) Dr. Todd Margolis, UCSF Ophthalmology
|Wang, Tzu-Ming; Holzhausen, Lars C; Kramer, Richard H (2014) Imaging an optogenetic pH sensor reveals that protons mediate lateral inhibition in the retina. Nat Neurosci 17:262-8
|Robertson, Danielle M; Alexander, Larry J; Bonanno, Joseph A et al. (2014) Cornea and ocular surface disease: application of cutting-edge optometric research. Optom Vis Sci 91:S3-16
|Tochitsky, Ivan; Polosukhina, Aleksandra; Degtyar, Vadim E et al. (2014) Restoring visual function to blind mice with a photoswitch that exploits electrophysiological remodeling of retinal ganglion cells. Neuron 81:800-13
|Vlasits, Anna L; Bos, Rémi; Morrie, Ryan D et al. (2014) Visual stimulation switches the polarity of excitatory input to starburst amacrine cells. Neuron 83:1172-84
|Piazza, Elise A; Silver, Michael A (2014) Persistent hemispheric differences in the perceptual selection of spatial frequencies. J Cogn Neurosci 26:2021-7
|Denison, Rachel N; Vu, An T; Yacoub, Essa et al. (2014) Functional mapping of the magnocellular and parvocellular subdivisions of human LGN. Neuroimage 102 Pt 2:358-69
|Lin, Wan-Chen; Davenport, Christopher M; Mourot, Alexandre et al. (2014) Engineering a light-regulated GABAA receptor for optical control of neural inhibition. ACS Chem Biol 9:1414-9
|Piazza, Elise A; Sweeny, Timothy D; Wessel, David et al. (2013) Humans use summary statistics to perceive auditory sequences. Psychol Sci 24:1389-97
|Chung, Susana T L (2013) The Glenn A. Fry Award Lecture 2012: Plasticity of the visual system following central vision loss. Optom Vis Sci 90:520-9
|Bressler, David W; Fortenbaugh, Francesca C; Robertson, Lynn C et al. (2013) Visual spatial attention enhances the amplitude of positive and negative fMRI responses to visual stimulation in an eccentricity-dependent manner. Vision Res 85:104-12
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As all the gardeners out there know, it is time to start thinking about this year's harvest! At Trees, Water & People, we are gearing-up for another great season at Solar Warrior Farm. In 2014, with your support, our Food Security Program will distribute free veggies, offer educational workshops, and help Lakota families living on the Pine Ridge Reservation start their own backyard gardens. In 2014, we will plant a wide variety of organic produce including, potato, cucumber, squash, tomato, corn, melon, peppers, carrots, and a variety of berries.
Next month, ten Colorado State University students will join us for a week-long alternative spring break service trip, helping us to prepare Solar Warrior Farm for the new growing season. In addition, we are looking forward to hosting an intern at the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center (RCREC) for the summer. Anna Dunlap from Berea College will oversee the Farm as well as providing help with general operations at RCREC.
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Influenza A virus is a major human respiratory pathogen, and available vaccines and antivirals are of limited efficacy, especially in the elderly and during pandemic years. Influenza virus pathogenesis has two driving forces, virus replication and host responses. In order to identify novel targets for therapeutic intervention during influenza virus infection, we have assembled an interdisciplinary team that uses a highly integrated systems biology approach to identify and validate key early genes/networks involved in virus pathogenesis. Our overall underlying hypothesis is that host genes and networks involved in viral replication and in host response represent targets for therapeutic intervention. In order to identify these networks we propose to integrate into predictive and comprehensive models OMICS responses during influenza virus infection in ex vivo relevant human cells (Project 1) and in an animal model of influenza virus infection (Project 2). Our proposed research will compare systematically three clinically relevant influenza virus strains that differ n virulence both in mice and in humans. Core E will construct models by the integration of functional genomics, epigenomics, transcriptomics (Core B), proteomics (including post-translational modifications, Core C) and metabolomics (Core D) that will result in the identification of key genes, networks and subnetworks likely to be involved in virus replication and host responses. We propose an innovate modeling approach (Core E) based on acquisition of global OMICS data followed by model refinement using focused targeted-OMICS approaches, which allows for an extensive experimental interrogation of the generated models. The identified network nodes and subnetworks by these models will be validated and interrogated using targeted -OMICS in Projects 1 and 2 by conducting perturbations including: use of specific virus mutants that disrupt key host-virus interactions, use of host gene inhibitors and use of mouse k.o. and antisense targeting of key host genes in a mouse model. The results of these perturbations will be incorporated into the model for refinement and increase of predictive values. In addition, humans will be screened in Project 3 for polymorphisms in key genes predicted to be involved in pathogenesis by our models, and cells from rare variants will be tested ex vivo for their response to influenza infection. By using an established well characterized human cohort for these studies we will investigate clinical outcomes associated with the variants. We hypothesize that our approach will result in the identification of novel host targets for therapeutic intervention during influenza virus infection.
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Ren Zhengfei tells attendees at the World Economic Summit that the Chinese company was never asked to break into U.S. networks.Giant Chinese tech vendor Huawei Technologies for more than two years has been dogged by suspicions that its networking products could pose a national security threat to the United States. Huawei executives have pushed back at questions about whether the company's telecommunications equipment—including networking hardware like switches and routers—could include backdoors that would give the Chinese government access to U.S. networks and sensitive data, creating launching pads for cyber-attacks. In a Webcast meeting at the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland, Jan. 22, the company's founder and chairman, Ren Zhengfei, reportedly dismissed claims by some U.S. lawmakers that Huawei technology could be used by Chinese officials for espionage. "We are a Chinese company," Ren said, according to a report by Bloomberg. "We definitely advocate the Communist Party of China. We love our country. Having said that, we definitely will not compromise the interest of any other country or government. We comply with the laws and regulations of any other country we do business in."
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