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Dr. Dott is very professional and very knowledgeable. I feel very comfortable talking and sharing my situation with him. He is very approachable. His staff is also a very happy staff and is always ready to help.
Posted: 11/30/2016 • Link to this review
I was trying to have a baby for four years before I met Dr. Dott and his team. I was frustrated and getting no where with other OBGYN's in the Smyrna/Kennesaw area. The first time I met Dr. Dott he sat me in his office and asked me, "Why are you here today". He listened to my story and heard what I wanted to happen. I was a 35 year old woman wanting to have a baby and internally felt my "clock ticking". He examined me and did an ultrasound and showed me my "healthy eggs". Before I left he said, "We are going to get you that baby" and I believed him. He changed my life! I am so grateful to him. A few months later I was pregnant with a healthy baby girl! Dr. Dott was there through the entire process and was a calming force during one of the most hectic experiences, the delivery room. I can't thank him enough. I also am thankful to his staff who are caring and attentive.
Posted: 11/11/2016 • Link to this review
Dr. Andrew Dott is a soft spoken professional with excellent bedside manners. His office staff is friendly and helpful. I would recommend him to friends and family members. He is the best OB-GYN I have been to.
Posted: 12/29/2015 • Link to this review
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Dr. Andrew Dott has taken care of me for both my pregnancies. He is very trustworthy and I can always call him (doesn't matter the time) with any questions or concerns. The staff there is amazing and always greet with a smile. I would definitely and highly recommend him and his team for any mothers to be. Thank you so much Dr. Dott and thank you as well ladies :)
Posted: 11/19/2015 • Link to this review
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Currently being under care of Dr Dott. Having 3rd baby girl :) Older 2 daughters were cared and delivered by him as well. Great staff too. Very, very pleased.
Posted: 11/19/2015 • Link to this review
This was my first time seeing Dr. Dott and of course seeing a new Ob-Gyn for the first time gives a little anxiety. Hands down - truly the very best office I have ever walked into. Right from the start I was greeted and felt welcomed. I didn't have any wait time at all. Dr. Dott is an extremely genuine, caring, and knowledgeable professional. I have never met a Dr. who took the time to not only just talk (which is rare in itself), but to listen. Thank you very much Dr. Dott and every person in your office!
Posted: 11/04/2015 • Link to this review
I was a patient of Dr. Dotts for my first pregnancy and he was great. I am now coming back to him for my second. He and his staff are very friendly and wonderful. I would recommend him to anyone!
Posted: 11/03/2015 • Link to this review
I am at the end of my second high-risk pregnancy. Dr. Dott has given me great care and is attentive to my concerns and questions. He reassures all my worries as well. He's done this for a long time, so very trustworthy and experienced!
Posted: 10/16/2015 • Link to this review
Dr. Dott is a wonderful OBGYN. He did my last C-section and did a wonderful job, I was up and going a week later! I'm pregnant for the 3rd time and having another C-section. I have comfort knowing he is doing my C-section. He is a great Doctor!!!
Posted: 5/15/2015 • Link to this review
One of the 1st questions Dr. Dott asked me was if I thought I should continue my pregnancy. Yes, I have health problems and am on medications, but I have a 3 year old who I carried with exactly the same conditions. So after Dr. Dott suggested I have an abortion and I said that was not an option for me, he asked several other degrading questions in a VERY condescending tone and finally ended with 'I don't want to get involved in this.' And at that he dismissed me, in total shock, from his office. The office girls are pleasant and I guess if you need a basic doctor to guide you through a typical pregnancy, he may be for you. However, if you have anything abnormal or complicated with your pregnancy (or pre-pregnancy self), I HIGHLY suggest you find a doctor that doesn't mind actually working. I have NEVER been treated that way by ANYONE, let alone a physician that takes on oath to not do harm to others!!! In my personal opinion, he is uncaring, cold, and lazy.
Posted: 5/07/2015 • Link to this review
A physician needs to gather enough information to determine if he is the right practitioner to provide care for someone. A physician has the responsibility to be honest with a prospective patient. When a prospective patient is high risk, it is important to be honest about the risk factors and to indicate if you feel you can provide appropriate care. I care for many high risk patients with good results. This prospective patient had many health issues which included the used of multiple addictive medications. A woman needs to be realistic about what is safe for her and which of her health issues and medications may potentially cause harm her unborn child. Based on her health issues and the risks that the use of multiple addictive medications posed to her unborn child, I suggested she find another care provider.
Dr. Dott is a miracle worker! I had been dealing with my medical issues for over 2 years and saw 8 doctors (2 of which were gynecologists) before finally discovering Dr. Dott. He solved my problems in one visit. He not only is a genius, but he also has the kindest bedside manner. He is a problem solver and thinks outside the box, which I found is very rare with many doctors. From now on, I will be going to Dr. Dott for my annual visits, as well as for any gynecological problems I may have.
Posted: 11/20/2013 • Link to this review
I found Dr, Dott on this site and now I know why he has such rave reviews. I'm past the childbearing years so I've seen him for potentially serious gynecologist issues. He put me at ease, was compassionate and very knowledgable and quickly resolved the problems. I couldn't believe how quickly he allowed me to see him and he even answered my email himself. His staff is very friendly and the office is sunny and bright. I'm very pleased to have found him!
Posted: 6/13/2013 • Link to this review
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The Best Doctor EVER !!!! Ladies he will make everything so easy for you .. I deliver my baby in 15 min with this doctor made it so easy I love this doctor best ever !!!!! and my baby is 5 now
Posted: 4/15/2013 • Link to this review
This is my 2nd. pregnancy with Dr. Dott. He is a very experienced and caring Dr. I had many questions with my 1st. and he always answered them clearly putting my mind at ease. His staff is very professional and I have never waited more than 10 min for a visit! Last week, I had a scare on Christmas Eve and called the after hours line. He called me back within 30 min and opened and met me at his office to give me an examination to avoid me from having to go to the ER. He truly cares about his patients and my husband and I recommend him to anyone!
Posted: 1/04/2013 • Link to this review
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I've always been apprehensive with previous OBG-YNs. The moment my husband and I met Dr. Dott we loved him. He actually cares and takes the time to answer any and all questions. He removed a cyst from my ovary leaving no scar tissue and delivered my beautiful baby girl naturally. Dr. Dott and his staff have made my pregnancy a wonderful experience. I recommend his practice to everyone I know.
Posted: 11/15/2012 • Link to this review
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Held in Cairns over two days in February, ranger participants from more than 50 ranger groups across Queensland came collaborated with officers from the Queensland and Commonwealth governments, to share ideas and experiences. The workshop proved an opportunity for networking and for the rangers and coordinators better understand how peers perform individual ranger duties on country.
Participants reviewed training priorities, collaborative work planning, building skills, workplace health and safety, and a variety of workshop exercises that assisted in the damanding work of coordinators and senior rangers.
Queensland Indigenous Land and Sea Rangers Program Manager, Dave Wildermuth said he was impressed with the growth of the ranger program in recent years and the capacity existing in ranger groups across Queensland.
"We are now coming together and discussing issues such as training opportunities, leadership and team capacity building.
It is very encouraging to see how our rangers have developed," he said.
"The Newman Government is committed to an extra forty rangers across Queensland in the current term, which includes the first Indigenous Land and Sea Rangers in the Lake Eyre Basin," Mr Wildermuth said.
Assistant Director from the Indigenous Policy and Programs Branch, David Crea said the hard work in building professional ranger reputation is evident. With the support of the Working on Country program, the rangers achieve long-term results for their communities.
"It is clear that Indigenous rangers are succesful in managing the threats to natural and cultural heritage in northern Queensland and that their work is nationally important," Mr Crea said.
Currently 53 Indigenous Land and Sea rangers are employed under the Queensland program, and that number is due to grow to 80 in the next two years. There are more than 170 Australian Government supported rangers in Queensland.
The programs work collaboratively on fire, weed, feral animal and threatened species management, as well as on the collection of harmful ghost nets in coastal regions.
Mr Wildermuth said many thousands of hectares of traditional lands in the Gulf of Carpentaria, Cape York and western Queensland regions, and in the reef catchments had been better managed as a result of the programs.

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2.0 had problems, 2.2 fixed those problems.
Can't say it did - I'm using 2.2. I only downloaded TOTW a week ago, tops.
edit: In fact, I still have the very same zip in the downloads folder, 'ttwinstaller22a.zip'
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Sorry but where do I find ToTW 2.0? The files listed on the opening post only has 2 files and it is a Conversion Pack and a install guide in PDF.
The Apha has ToTW 2.2
Alpha 2.2 is our latest version some things need to but updated like our install guide but we try our best to stay up to date. We don't keep legacy versions around for people to report bug on that have already been fixed. if your looking for 2.0 it is long gone for you. 2.2 is here to stay! well until 2.3 is released. :P
I have to give a big thank you for making RFCW/TTW a reality to the entire team :)
I have been following RFCW when it was in its early days and back then I didn't manage to make it work so good, so sadly it had to go. Then Skyrim came and everyone forgot about the fallout series for a while.
So recently I've felt the urge again to wear power armor and shoot draugrs (oops sorry, I mean ghouls) so it re-did a complete install of New Vegas along with about 100-110 mods, all nicely patched and ordered. It didn't take me long to wonder what it'd be like to have something like project nevada or powered power armor in the world of Fallout 3.
In all honesty, I thought that RFCW died some times back simply due to the sheer size of the project along with all the compatibility issues that might come with it. But with a a bit more of a thorough look I discovered TTW. When I heard of it originally I actually believed it was made by an entirely different team (name change and such) so it was a nice surprise to see you guys kept at it while we players hopped on the Skyrim bandwagon (not a bad bandwagon to be on, to be honest).
I am so impressed with the work you've done. It is so stable and functional. And in fact, my game crashes even less than before ! I am not even joking or ass-kissing, as far as my personal game setup is concerned, I hardly get a crash every 3-5 hours, if at all. Kind of miss them now...not.
But yeah, fantastic work and I hope you guys keep working on it and providing further mod support for FNV, and F3 ported mods. When time lets you of course.
Right now I've finished all the surrounding quests around Megaton and am getting ready to force Moriarty at gunpoint to give me the direction in which good ol' daddy went ( love you Liam). I think I will do only the main storyline first so I may unlock New Vegas in an immersion friendly-way, then I will happily go back and forth between the two places. Truly a dream come true. My New Vegas Folder is about 34gig and it feels great !!! Regarding the installing, once I reinstalled fallout3 with its DLCs and placed the TTW installer in the New Vegas folder everything went smoothly, took about 1h20min to install itself.
Now onto the technical stuff.
-So far the only "bug", more of an incompatibility really, are the custom races. I use Geonox Hero Race and I actually managed to get it to work the first time around by duplicating an existing child's race then linking it to my custom race, then same thing the other way around. I got all the way through to the G.O.A.T test. Then I got a bit cocky and changed the default hair for the custom race, but quickly realized it looked a bit stupid so I deleted the recently-modified custom race .esp and decided to redo it from scratch like earlier.
BIG MISTAKE ! Now I can't go through the birth scene anymore. I am redoing exactly the same steps I did originally, nor messing around with anything else other than adding a child version stage to Geonox's race (and reverse) but it crashes each time I select the new race. So I bit the bullet and started playing with a basic race and THEN switched to my custom race after leaving the vault. Now it works just fine. I guess I'll have to change race again before Tranquility Lane and switch back after, but that's no issue. I'm just being a spoiled brat who wanted Liam Neeson to look like me :(( Anyway I hope that you find a way to make custom races more easily integrated into TTW at a later stage so all that messing around can be circumvented. But it's purely cosmetic and definitely should be on the low priority list.
Other than that, everything is going pretty smoothly. A couple of quest items won't leave the inventory but I'm assuming that's just Fallout 3 being itself. Afterall, New Vegas has the same problem.
-I've also noticed that the Wasteland Survival Guide quest can be a be trickier to update. For example for the cripple mission, I had to take a lot more damage than 50% for it to update. And sometimes it looks like the quest marker gets a bit confused, although that could be just me or not remembering F3 quests too well anymore (it has been a while).
-Little pet hate, it seems TTW and Project Nevada Cyberware have a bit of a weird sound issue when put together. In project nevada you can get an implant that gives you a temporary stealth field. and activating/deactivating the ability plays two sounds from the stealthboy fix audio file of the New Vegas .bsa sound archive. However when TTW is active in your load around, it seems that it now plays a sound from another audio file. I've managed to patch it myself by ripping the two sounds project nevada uses, copying them in my sound fx data folder and linking that folder back to the referenced sound in GECK when using stealth field. Now it works back like before. I could always upload it if anyone else has got the same specific little problem. However I don't know how comfortable I'd be uploading ripped off sounds, even if it's only 2 tiny .wav files. You could always PM me and I'd be happy to tell you how to do it yourself, it's very easy.
Well...I guess that kind of covers it, sorry if I babbled on too long, just felt this project deserves some healthy and positive feedback considering its ambition and its near flawless execution. Like I said, my game is even more stable than before (maybe simply because I'm not in the Mojave, who knows).
A big thank you again and hope to see you keep working on the project til completion !
Upload that fix please, I will figure out what TTW did and replace it.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to PM me and I'll get back to you :)
I didn't see a way to report bugs on the bug page but my character got stuck in operation Anchorage since the general comes up and goes "Soldier, the simulation has ended" or whatever he says then he runs off into a corner and everyone freezes except my character and the companion guy. Console commands don't recognize the quest and say it doesn't have a quest Id so I can't even force it to complete.
It seems other people have gotten through it fine and I don't know why it wouldn't for me but it may be something to do with the update?
I finally escaped it by using console commands to teleport to another quest within the wasteland. I'm glad I didn't have to use any codes to go the the Mojave and then back across the built in way. After I got back and re-entered the compound it resumed the quest as if I'd woken up from the chair however it didn't remove the items. (I was planning to use the Gary glitch anyway though)
Just thought I should let you know somehow :)
Yeah, we don't let people post bugs until they are "Trusted Poster" or higher because too many newbies were posting bugs without searching first to see if it had already been posted.
Ah, ok.
That makes sense. :)
I did search and even read a few that were about it crashing to make sure I didn't overlap with anyone :)
It's an exclusive club, apparently
Looking forward to 2.3, DWID ofc.
The Operation: Anchorage bug, where Chase fails to end the simulation, is a known bug with a fix out and due for a 2.3 fix. See:
Also the Gary glitch wouldn't have worked, since that glitch was incompatible with TTW and had to be removed .
Good riddance I'd say. If someone wants cheat equipment they should just cheat it in, with the console. Such is but one of many beauties inherent to the PC platform. OTOH, I would love some Anchorage equipment with more sane HP values. That's a fairly nice looking CAR, and the Combat Armor looks even better. Got to love a balaclava.
Yeah trusted poster doesn't really mean much, just that you have helped others around the forums and have shown that you can use the search button.
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...OTOH, I would love some Anchorage equipment with more sane HP values. That's a fairly nice looking CAR, and the Combat Armor looks even better. Got to love a balaclava.
there are regular versions, with normal health values, of just about every simulation super-health armor/weapon. they have a "Wasteland" suffix on the editor ID. if you want them, either console them, or make your own leveled lists to disseminate them randomly.
Winterized Combat Helmet (with goggles/balaclava)
- DLC02ArmorCombatSnowHelmet - health = 99950 (used in sim)
- DLC02ArmorCombatSnowHelmetWasteland - health = 50
there is also an unused DLC02ArmorCombatHelmet, which has the snow camo and no goggles/balaclava
Thank you so much for the conversion pack and for keeping this mod going you guys rock!!!
Any news on whether we'll have to start new saves for 2.3?
You will not.
Oh god I hope not, I just started a new one.
Excellent news :D I did the same Nilloc, so that would have been mighty frustrating
Does a converted mod has to have the TaleOfTwoWastelands.esm as a master file or is this optional?
I would say: not optional
Technically optional, but really you should always use the full TTW load order as the mod's masters unless you are experiencing problems and have a good reason to limit the master list.
Why is this not mentioned in the faq then?
It says add these masters: FNV, FNV DLC, F3, F3 DLC, but not TTW.
From where in the FAQ did you source this?
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From where in the FAQ did you source this?
Page 1 this thread?
Right-click on the mod to be converted, choose Add Masters... and FNV, FNV DLCs, FO3, and FO3 DLCs.
So, not in the main FAQ conversion section or the instructional pdf? Good. A quick fix then.
Could a mod please add it here in case people only read this thread?


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Two months ago, Woody Harrelson sat down with Moviefone to talk about "The Hunger Games," including his inspiration for Haymitch Abernathy's look, why he first turned down the role, and why he ultimately said yes to his first big franchise film. He also responded to co-star Elizabeth Banks's ideas that her character, Effie, has a crush on Haymitch and Banks's own crush on him.
I love Haymitch's wig in this movie. How did you come up with his look?
While I was in prep for Haymitch, I met up with my brother on a motorcycle. I hadn't seen him in a while. He rides up and we take off to where we're going. He takes off his helmet ... [mimes taking off his helmet and shaking a full head of hair] ... Haymitch! He had the scruff and all. And it was like, "Yes!" I knew I wanted to do something, but that just seemed perfect.
You got to work with Elizabeth Banks and annoy the heck out of her.
[Laughs] Yes. Did you talk to her?
Yes. And she said she worked out a whole backstory between your characters where Effie is crushing on Haymitch and Haymitch wants nothing to do with her.
That's so funny she said that! I just thought we had a little spite for each other. Like, I look at her as just this highfalutin dame in the Capitol who has no sense of reality or what's going on out in the districts. Haymitch is hard on her. That's not so much in the book, but it just felt right at the time. I haven't heard her side of it, which intrigues me.
Well, there are sequels, so you can explore that side of things. And she did say that in real-life, she has a crush on you.
[Grinning.] I wish she could have said something earlier!
You're definitely doing the next film?
Yeah, if they're back for the sequel, I guess I'll be obliged to do it.
How has it been, dealing with all the hype?
Yeah, already it's crazy, the hype is crazy. I've never been involved in anything like this before.
This is your first franchise movie.
Oh God, the sound of that. It's just in my own mind, I've always had a thing about "franchises," I guess.
So why did you say yes to "Hunger Games?"
Well, my initial interest was [director] Gary [Ross]. I really think he's a tremendous filmmaker. Then I started to become aware that this was a little more of a phenomenon than I realized. I knew people liked the book, but then ... Jesus! Ironically, I turned it down at first because I just didn't feel like there was that much to do. It wasn't an uninteresting part, I just didn't see the whole picture. So I turned it down, but I'd already started reading the book and got swept up in it. And Gary calls me and he says, "You gotta do this. I don't have a second choice." And I said, "OK. Well, let's do it then." I was really happy to do it because what a great experience it was to be hanging out with this cool group of people in North Carolina. Just the level of talent from every department, outstanding. Just makeup alone. Some of the most imaginative stuff I've ever seen. Particularly the stuff I saw in the Capitol. I wasn't there for the stuff they shot in Asheville, the Games themselves.
You play a mentor to these kids. Is that a role you've taken on in real life, too, like with younger actors?
Yeah, I think particularly with my kids, for example, I'm a great model of what not to do. So the same is true for other actors. Look at me, do the opposite.
You never took Jennifer Lawrence or Josh Hutcherson aside and gave them any career advice?
No, I don't feel like the kind of guy to tender advice on much of anything. I do sometimes lecture people about what they're eating, but that's only if they ask me. So any other subject, I don't feel much qualified to talk on. Certainly those guys don't need any help from me about acting or handling their career. That would be the only other thing I could talk to them about. They seem to be doing pretty good.
What do you think is the message of the movie?
I think it is about raising people's political awareness and it definitely has some issues with authority, which has some relevance to our present form of government. Although the one in the movie is a much more extreme form, I think it's a pretty powerful message. That's one of the reasons I think it resonates not just with kids, but with everybody.


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Gunmen on Tuesday shot dead an influential Kenyan moderate Muslim preacher in the port city of Mombasa, a vocal opponent of the radical preachings of Somalia's Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab insurgents, police said.
MOMBASA - Gunmen in Kenya's port city of Mombasa on Tuesday shot dead an influential moderate Muslim preacher who was a vocal opponent of the radical preachings of Somalia's Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab insurgents, police said.
Mohamed Idris, 64, chairman of the Council of Imams and Preachers of Kenya, was "shot only once in the stomach" shortly before dawn as he headed to prayers at a mosque, Mombasa police chief Robert Kitur told AFP.
Mombasa County Commissioner Nelson Marwa said it was a drive-by shooting, with unknown gunmen firing from a motorbike.
"They shot him in the abdomen and he was pronounced dead at the hospital," Marwa said.
Idris was chairman of a key mosque that was recently taken over radical youths, and according to press reports he had been accused of helping the authorities. The preacher had said he feared for his life.
"There was a power struggle at Sakina mosque -- where he was supposed to be installed as a sheikh -- between his supporters and another radical group opposed to him," Kitur added.
Last month several Western nations urged their nationals to avoid all but essential travel to the coastal city of Mombasa, the scene of a string of recent bombings and shootings.
Idris's death is the latest killing of Muslim leaders in the city, although previous shootings have been of radical leaders accused of backing the Shebab.
Previous shootings of clerics have sparked riots, and his brother Ali Idris urged people not to take the streets to protest.
"We are calling for calm... we cannot carry out any revenge," he said. "God will pay the killers."
In April, prominent hardline Muslim cleric Abubaker Shariff Ahmed was shot dead, a rival of Idris.
Ahmed, better known as Makaburi, was a vocal supporter of Osama bin Laden and had described last year's attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi, which was claimed by Shebab fighters, as "100-percent justified".
In August 2012, radical preacher Aboud Rogo Mohammed was also gunned down, sparking deadly riots, and in October last year his successor, Sheikh Ibrahim Ismail, met the same fate on a road near Mombasa.
Kenya has been hit by a series of attacks since invading Somalia in 2011 to battle the Shebab, later joining an African Union force battling the Islamists.
Mombasa, Kenya's second city and an important tourist hub for the country's palm-fringed Indian Ocean coastline, has also seen a series of attacks on churches as well as power struggles between rival Muslim factions.
Local leaders condemned the murder.
"The killings of Muslim religious leaders has reached alarming levels," said Hussein Khalid, head of the Mombasa-based civil society group HAKI Africa.
Idris is survived by four wives and 25 children.
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Laboratory for Information & Decision Systems (LIDS)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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Research Interests:large-scale machine learning, optimization (convex, nonconvex), matrix analysis. I work on algorithms and applications in statistics, machine learning, data mining, scientific computing. Usually, I'm interested in anything mathematical or computational!
Here's a link to my CV (updated: 15 Mar 2014).
- [17.11.2015]Preprint Diversity Networks
- [18.09.2015]; Preprint Inequalities via elementary symmetric polynomial monotonicity
- [07.09.2015]; Preprint arXiv version of Efficient structured low rank minimization
- [07.09.2015]; Preprint on Efficient Sampling for K-Determinantal Point Processes
- [07.09.2015]; Paper on Positive definite matrices and the S-Divergence to appear in Proc. Amer. Math. Soc.
- [04.09.2015]; OPTML++: Running the OPTML++ research seminar plus reading group
- [04.09.2015]; Paper on Manifold optimization for mixture models accepted to NIPS 2015
- [04.09.2015]; Paper on Asynchronous variance reduced stochastic gradient accepted to NIPS 2015
- [20.08.2015]; Preprint on Delay sensitive distributed optimization (with A. W. Yu, M. Li, A. J. Smola)
- [17.08.2015]; Preprint on Sum-of-squared logarithms inequality; (with L. Borisov, P. Neff, and C. Thiel)
- [14.08.2015]; Announcement! OPT2015: Optimization for Machine Learning, NIPS, Montreal is happening!
- [29.07.2015]; Preprint on Matrix square roots via geometric optimization;
- [13.07.2015]; Talk on Conic geometric optimisation at ISMP, 2015
- [10.07.2015]; Preprint on Riemannian dictionary learning and sparse coding (with A. Cherian)
- [24.06.2015]; Preprint on Manifold optimization for mixture models (with R. Hosseini)
- [24.06.2015]; Paper (short) on A proof of Thompson's determinantal inequality to appear in Mathematical Notes
- [23.06.2015]; Preprint on Variance reduction in stochastic gradient and asynchronous algorithms (with Sashank Reddy, Ahmed Hefny, Barnabas Poczos, Alex Smola)
- [16.06.2015]; Lecturing at the MSR Summer School on Machine Learning, Bangalore
Lecture slides are now available
- [17.05.2015]; Paper on Inequalities for normalized Schur functions accepted to European Journal of Combinatorics (my first combinatorics paper!)
- [12.05.2015]; Paper on Operator Hlawka-like inequalities on positive definite tensors (with Wolfgang Berndt) to Linear Algebra and its Applications (LAA)
- [12.05.2015]; Paper on efficient randomized coordinate descent algorithms for non separable constrained optimization (deterministic, stochastic, asynchronous) (with Sashank Reddy, Ahmed Hefny, C. Downey, A. Dubey), accepted to Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI 2015)
- [26.04.2015]; Paper on efficiently learning determinantal point processes (with Z. Mariet). accepted to ICML'15. Incidentally, this paper was written during my first two weeks at MIT with an MIT student!
- [04.04.2015]; Preprint new version of: Explicit diagonalization of an anti-triangular Cesaró matrix
- [02.04.2015]; Paper: Official version: Conic geometric optimization with R. Hosseini, SIAM Journal on Optimization (SIOPT) is now available online.
- [13.03.2015]; Talk: Speaking about Schur functions at the MIT Combinatorics Seminar!!
- [01.03.2015]; Preprint: Proof of a conjecture in combinatorics: On inequalities for normalized Schur functions
- [22.01.2015]; Paper: Conic geometric optimisation on the manifold of positive definite matrices (with R. Hosseini) accepted for publication to SIAM J. Optimization
- [Jan 2015]; Paper: Data Modeling with the Elliptical Gamma Distribution; upcoming in AISTATS 2015
- [16.01.2015]; Moved to MIT!
- [25.12.2014]; Looking for a candidate interested in working on a (paid) potentially high-impact and novel industrial project on machine learning for healthcare informatics. Please email me if you are interested
- Serving on Program Committees for ICML 2015, KDD 2015
- [21.11.2014]; Updated version of:
Conic geometric optimisation on the manifold of positive definite matrices
- [17.11.2014]; Updated version of:
Hlawka-Popoviciu inequalities on positive definite tensors
- [16.11.2014]; Fast total-variation toolbox now on github!
- [29.10.2014]; Some new preprints:
Efficient structured matrix rank minimization (convex optimization, compressed sensing)
Statistical inference with elliptical distributions (nonconvex optimization, mixture modeling)
Super fast modular total-variation optimization! (see also: TV webpage)
Hlawka inequalities on positive definite tensors (hypergraph cut style operator inequalities)
Completely strong superadditivity of generalized matrix functions (if you like matrix submodularity!)
Explicit diagonalization of a Cesaró/Markov matrix (min / max kernels, operator norms)
Asynchronous Parallel Block-Coordinate Frank-Wolfe (large-scale parallel convex optimization)
Randomized coordinate descent methods with linear constraints (work in progress)
- [20.09.2014]; I'm moving to MIT in January 2015!
- [29.07.2014]; Website moved to AWS
- [17.07.2014]; New arXiv version of
Conic geometric optimisation on the manifold of positive definite matrices
- [15.06.2014]; New ECCV 2014 Paper
Riemannian sparse coding
- [01.06.2014]; Wow, I've already left CMU! so quickly it went by!!!
- [30.05.2014]; New Uncertainty in AI (UAI) paper
Fast Newton methods for the group fused lasso
- [25.04.2014]; New IEEE Transactions on Image Processing paper
Robust sparse hashing
- [13.04.2014]; New ICML 2014 Paper
Randomized nonlinear component analysis"
- [15.03.2014]; Serving as an Area Chair for NIPS 2014
- Teaching Advanced Optimization at CMU from Jan 13 onwards!
- [02.01.2014]; Serving as Associate Editor for Optimization Methods and Software
2013 and older
- [27.12.2013]; new arXiv version of
S. Sra, "Positive definite matrices and the S-Divergence"
- [11.12.2013]; new paper on Stochastic ADMM coming up! (ICML)
- [10.12.2013]; new arXiv version of
S. Sra, "Positive definite matrices and the symmetric Stein divergence"
- [04.12.2013]; arXiv version of
S. Sra, R. Hosseini, "Conic geometric optimisation on the manifold of positive definite matrices"
- [19.11.2013]; arXiv version of
S. Jegelka, F. Bach, S. Sra, "Reflection methods for submodular optimization"
- [25.10.2013]; New paper in IMA J. Numerical Analysis:
Correlation matrix nearness and completion under observation uncertainty
- [05.09.2013]; I'll be an Area Chair for ICML 2014
- [05.09.2013]; I'm on the Senior PC for AISTATS 2014
- [04.09.2013]; Two papers @NIPS2013
(S. Jegelka, F. Bach, S. Sra) Reflection methods for submodular optimization
(S. Sra, R. Hosseini) Geometric optimisation for positive definite matrices
- [01.09.2013]; Visiting ML Dept., School of CS, Carnegie Mellon University for 2 terms!
- [21.05.2013]; EE227A is over! Hopefully my lecture notes will be available soon!
- [15.03.2013]; Serving as an Area Chair for NIPS 2013
- [22.01.2013]; Teaching EE227A: Convex Optimization, EECS, UC Berkeley
- [08.12.2012]; Presented a short version of my new distance function at the NIPS Workshop on "Algebraic Topology and Machine Learning"
- [01.12.2012]; New paper: Similarity computations on positive definite matrices for fast nearest neighbor search. IEEE TPAMI
- [07.09.2012]; New paper: The multivariate Watson distribution: Maximum likelihood and other aspects" in J. Multivariate Analysis
- [03.09.2012]; Two papers @NIPS 2012
Large-scale nonconvex nonsmooth optimization
A new distance metric on the manifold of positive definite matrices
- [24.06.2012]; Speaking @ the NIMS Hot Topics Workshop on Positive Matrices and Operators at KNU, Daegu, Korea
- My work on Metric Nearness was selected to receive the SIAM Outstanding Paper Prize, 2011
- My Book on Optimization for Machine Learning (co-edited with S. Nowozin and S. J. Wright; Publisher: MIT Press) is available here. Here are links to Amazon and Barnes and Noble


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The interwar periods saw immense amount of protectionism as countries folded back into themselves and sought self-suffiency after a very open and trade focused world of the 1800s. After WWII the US focused on opening up Europes borders once again, with the help of the Marshal Plan and the Bretton Woods Institutions. Now that Europe and the US are for a large part open (at least with each other) the focus has turned to the rest of the world, Africa included.
"Officials from Southern Africa and the European Commission (EC) are expected to make progress in the fraught trade negotiations for an economic partnership agreement (EPA) when they meet in Brussels at the end of July. Two major sticking points – the alignment of tariffs and rules of origin in the EPA with an existing EU-South Africa trade agreement – will be addressed at the meeting. The EPA will ensure continued duty- and quota-free access to the EU for former European colonies in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific (ACP countries), following the expiry of the Cotonou agreement in 2007. Due to the size of its economy, South Africa will have improved, but not duty- and quota-free market access. South Africa is particularly interested in increased access for certain agricultural goods, where high tariffs and strict sanitary and phytosanitary rules hamper trade. European agricultural exporters have easier access to South Africa than vice versa, according to University of Pretoria trade economist Mmatlou Kalaba. The EU has granted a five-year extension for agreement on next-generation issues, including services and investment, which will allow states time to trengthen their regulatory frameworks before opening up their markets." Additionally, "Executive Director of the Trade Law Centre for South Africa said there is 'enormous tension' between the interests of the smaller countries in SACU (Southern Africa Customs Union) who had signed the EPAs and the commitment to the customs union."
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"This is a set of interrelated, complex issues that holds the potential to destabilise the region at worst, or put a brake on regional economic development and competitiveness at best. It may even lead to the disintegration of the customs union. Something will have to give as the impasse threatens lucrative trade with the EU on the one hand, whilst preventing the implementation of industrial development policy on the other hand, not to mention the unsustainability of South Africa continuing to fund large parts of its neighbours' fiscus whilst battling poverty and unemployment on the home front. At the heart of the matter is the enduring dependency of the BLNS [Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Swaziland] economies on South Africa, and the unfairness of the global trade system that prevents competitive agricultural products from Africa entering developed markets."
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Everyone is invited to the La Grande Nazarene Church, 109 18th St., for a demonstration of the Jewish Passover (Seder) meal beginning at 6 p.m. Sunday. "Messiah in the Passover" will be presented by Daniel Nessim. For more information call 541-963-3402.
Valley Reformed Church moves meetings
Valley Reformed Church will be meeting in the conference room of the Union County Extension building, 10507 N. McAlister (across from Bronson's) in Island City, through March 27.
Beginning April 3, the congregation will meet at the Union County Senior Center, 1504 N. Albany St., La Grande. For more information go to www.valleyreformedchurch.org or call 541-428-2177.
Methodist Church hosts ecumenical Good Friday service
On Good Friday at 7 p.m. the La Grande United Methodist Church congregation will be joined by congregants of the other "Fourth Street Churches": First Christian Church, First Presbyterian Church, St. Peter's Episcopal Church and Zion Lutheran Church. The service, which is open to the community, will include special music and prepare worshippers to ponder the impact of Christ's death and await the coming Resurrection. The Methodist Church is located at 1612 Fourth St.
Bread, cheese served Maundy Thursday
St. Peter's Episcopal Church in La Grande will observe Palm Sunday, also known as the Sunday of the Passion, with Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. The Rev. Kathryn Macek will preside. The service will begin in the parish hall with the Blessing of the Palms, followed by a procession to the sanctuary and a dramatic reading of the Passion narrative from the Gospel According to St. Luke.
A midweek service of Healing and Holy Communion will be offered Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. in the chapel. On Thursday at 6 p.m. in the parish hall, the church's traditional Maundy Thursday bread and cheese supper with Holy Communion will take place, followed by the stripping of the altar. St. Peter's will join with the "Fourth Street Churches" for a Good Friday service at the La Grande United Methodist Church at 7 p.m.
Centering Prayer is offered Tuesdays and Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer is offered Thursdays. Both services are at 8:30 a.m. in the chapel.
'The Healthy Church' studied before service
Pastor Phil Garwood will be preaching from John 4:43-54 at the 11 a.m. worship service at Grace Bible Church in La Grande. It will be a message of healing and faith. The congregants are studying "The Healthy Church" series at 9:30 a.m. prior to the service.
Passion story told from Judas' perspective
Pastor Ray Smith will perform "Call Me Judas, Betrayer," a monologue written by David P. Polk, at the La Grande First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 10 a.m. service on Palm Sunday. The perspective of Judas comes from Matthew 26-27. There will also be a palm processional by the children.
On Maundy Thursday a light supper will be served in the fellowship hall at 5:30 p.m., followed by a worship service in the sanctuary at 6:30. All are welcome to share in the retelling of The Last Supper story and partake of Communion. On Good Friday, the church will participate in an ecumenical service at the United Methodist Church at 7 p.m.
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The Holy Week of Jesus Christ's Passion begins this Sunday, and Faith Lutheran Church's Divine Service will begin at 11 a.m. with a procession of palm branches as a reminder of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. During the following week, Jesus "stirred up the people all over Judea by His teaching" (Luke 23:5).
Faith Lutheran will have a Maundy (Mandate) Thursday service at 7 p.m. and a Good Friday Tenebrae service (Service of Darkness) at 7 p.m.
Zion offers pair of Bible studies
Zion Lutheran Church in La Grande will worship at 9:30 a.m. with Pastor Colleen Nelson. Palm Sunday will be celebrated with a procession of palms from the fellowship hall to the sanctuary at the beginning of the service. Sunday school for children is available during the sermon. Fellowship and Fair Trade coffee follow the service.
Monday there will be a Bible study at the home of Cathy Lease, 67038 Hunter Rd., in Summerville. Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. there will be a women's Bible study, and at 6:30 p.m. the StudentWorshipArtTeam will meet; both groups meet at the church. The congregation will celebrate Good Friday at a Tenebrae service at 7 p.m. at the La Grande United Methodist Church.
Good Friday choir practices for service
Palm-Passion Sunday will be celebrated during the 9:30 a.m. worship service at the First Presbyterian Church in La Grande. The service will include a participatory reading of The Passion According to Luke, and the meditation will be "Jesus Is Lord." The Lord's Supper will also be served. Fellowship will follow the service.
On Maundy Thursday the congregation will join the La Grande First Christian Church's 6:30 p.m. service, and on Good Friday at 7 p.m. they will participate in an ecumenical service at the La Grande United Methodist Church.
Those who want to sing in the Good Friday choir should attend practice Saturday at 10 a.m. and again at 6 p.m. on Wednesday night. The practices will take place at the Methodist Church.
Lesson shows that God is always with us
Doug Edmonds at the La Grande Church of Christ will present the lesson "God with Us: The Beginning of the End." Continuing the journey through the Bible, the lesson will look at Isaiah's prophecy to those going into exile.
Communion is taken every Sunday. Sunday morning classes for all ages begin at 9:30 a.m., and the worship service follows at 10:30. "Kingdom Kids" is offered during the sermon for children age 2 through kindergarten.
Wednesday nights congregants meet for small groups at various homes. For private study, Pastor Doug recommends the free online World Bible School series. Also watch "Getting to Know Your Bible," DTV channel 377, Monday through Friday at 7:30 p.m.


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Lord Harmar-Nicholls: My Lords, before the noble Lord sits down, can he explain to me how the House can express itself on the two propositions which he has put? If the majority of us feel that the matter should go back to the committee, as suggested by the noble Lord, Lord Jenkins, how can we set about doing that? If we support the amendment on the Order Paper, what would be the procedure for getting the second alternative accepted rather than the one which my noble friend appears to favour?
Viscount Cranborne: My Lords, with the permission of the House, I know that the noble Lord the Chairman of Committees is waiting to reply. I say to my noble friend Lord Harmar-Nicolls that I hope that this is a matter which does not come to a vote because I suspect that matters of this kind are much better resolved by consensus and agreement. Therefore, I suggest that it is open to the noble Lord, Lord Monkswell, to decide whether or not to withdraw his amendment. If he wishes to withdraw it, that would imply that your Lordships as a whole would follow the inclination both of the noble Lord, Lord Richard, and of myself. However, if the noble Lord does not wish to withdraw the amendment, I would be reluctant to push the matter to a vote.
I suggest to your Lordships that if there is sufficient feeling in your Lordships' House, the second alternative open to us is the one that we can follow. It would be extremely unfortunate if we divided on this matter. A decision is much better arrived at by consensus. If we need to take a little time, so much the better.
The Earl of Onslow: My Lords, why cannot we do both? We can ask the committee to consider looking at it and to adopt the measure temporarily as it is. That seems to me to satisfy everybody's inclinations.
The Chairman of Committees: My Lords, I am very grateful to all noble Lords who have taken part in this significant debate this afternoon. As your Lordships appreciate, it would be normal courtesy for me to refer by name to all noble Lords who have taken part in this debate on the amendment of the noble Lord, Lord Monkswell, but I hope that they will forgive me if I do not do so because there have been a large number of speakers. I shall of course mention those noble Lords who have raised matters outside this particular issue.
In the few, brief references in this debate on the sub judice rule, I am very grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Monkswell, for his kind remarks at the outset of his speech, and also for having notified me before he tabled his amendment that he was proposing to raise this matter in some way in the House.
It has become evident in the course of this afternoon's debate that there is a point which has not been specifically mentioned but which I believe I should mention. I hope that I am not disclosing a secret which I should not disclose. The discussions in the Procedure Committee were very lengthy. It sat on three occasions considering the sub judice rule. Therefore, that is an indication in itself that the committee was taking the matter very seriously indeed. It considered all the points which have been raised by your Lordships this afternoon. Over quite a period of time the committee has been very conscious both of the difficulties and of the benefits of introducing a change to the rule.
A point which has not been raised is one which I believe I should mention; namely, the noble Viscount the Leader of the House accepted with some diffidence the role which was proposed in the recommendation from the Procedure Committee. It is not something which was overwhelmingly and instantly accepted with acclamation and great enthusiasm. But having been considered over a period of time, and for all the reasons which have been outlined this afternoon by the noble Viscount and the noble Lord, Lord Richard, in particularthe noble Lord, Lord Jenkins of Hillhead, referred to it as wellit has been accepted that that was really the only practicable solution which was open to the committee to recommend to your Lordships.
The only other points which I wish to mention are these: as has been stated in the debate this afternoon and in the report which is before your Lordships, that the decision of the noble Viscount the Leader of the House would be based on advice. It is perfectly true to sayit has not been spelt out in so many wordsthat those who have been suggested as the providers of that advice to the Leader are the very ones who, for example, were mentioned by the noble and learned Lord, Lord Simon of Glaisdalethat is to say, the Clerk of the Parliaments and the counsel to the Chairman of Committees in the principal place. In these circumstances, the Leader would need independent legal advice. The others who have been mentioned are the noble and learned Lords the Lords of Appeal and the Lord Chancellor.
I enter a note of reservation on that point. We have to be conscious, as the Procedure Committee itself was conscious it could not be otherwise with two noble and learned Lords sitting on that committee; namely, the noble and learned Lords the Lord Chancellor and Lord Mustillthat that consultation would have to be carried out with some delicacy because noble and learned Lords may well find themselves sitting on the very cases which have come under consideration under the sub judice rule. I am sure that the noble and learned Lord the Lord Chancellor and the judiciary at that level generally would find a practical way of dealing with the situation, but we have to be conscious of it. That is why I mentioned that the principal, and initial at least, source of advice would be the Clerk of the Parliaments and the counsel to the Chairman of Committees.
I do not want to prolong matters, but there is one other point which I should like to mention in this connection. It was the clear wish of the Procedure Committee that there should be greater freedom in this Houseand that cannot be over-emphasised in my
I underline that by saying that the important feature of the new procedure proposed to your Lordships is that the Leader, in coming to a decision on one of these matters, can only relax the prohibition in debate; he cannot impose it. It is important for us to bear that in mind because it is a relaxation. It is an extension of the powers of the House to consider these matters.
In the light of all that your Lordships have said, I say this to the noble and learned Lord, Lord MonkswellI am so sorry, my Lords, I should have said, "the noble Lord, Lord Monkswell". I shall have to try very rapidly to retrieve my awkward situation by saying that he presented his case so eloquently that perhaps your Lordships might feel that an accolade of that kind is not inappropriate in his case. If the noble Lord, Lord Monkswell, feels able to withdraw his amendment, I shall now give a firm undertaking to the House that after the limited period of experience of these matters, I shall invite the Procedure Committee to review the situation to see whether it is working or working as properly as we would wish.
In giving that very firm undertaking, I ask the noble Lord, Lord Monkswell, not to tie me down to a specific period because it may be that for the remainder of this Session we might have no sub judice matter to consider at all. In that case, there would be no point and it would be a time-wasting matter. If I may leave the matter in that way and not attempt to tie your Lordships down to a specific time, and say that within a reasonable period of experience, which might well be a Session and a half or even six months, that might best suit your Lordships' convenience.
So as not to have to intervene later, perhaps I may deal with the various other points that were raised. The noble Lord, Lord Cocks of Hartcliffe, dealt with new editions of the Companion and the Brief Guide. Before we rose for the Christmas Recess on 16th December, we had a report from the Procedure Committee and accepted amendments to the Companion. The new edition is in train. I well understand the points he made. They can be taken into account, and, if necessary, an appropriate addition can be made at a later stage.
Lord Brougham and Vaux: My Lords, perhaps I may interrupt the noble Lord for a second as he is on that subject. On maiden speakers, it has been drawn to my attention and to the attention of many other noble Lords that when maiden speakers are speaking people walk in as well as out. Could that point be inserted in the Brief Guide?
The Chairman of Committees: My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord for raising that point. As the House has taken a decision on the new edition of the Companion, it is open to me only to invite those concerned to make alterations on the basis of editorial discretion. That is something to which your Lordships have given approval in the past and which, I understand,
On another point raised by the noble Lord, Lord Cocks, happily, Commissioners are not a matter for me. He also raised the subject of interests. I have no doubt that when the committee comes to consider Members' interests it will bear that in mind. Perhaps I may quote one sentence without prolonging matters unduly. The terms of reference of the sub-committee on this matter which is to be appointed state:
The points the noble Lord made are wholly embraced in the remit given to the sub-committee.
The noble Lord, Lord Stoddart of Swindon, asked about the one-and-a-half hour rule. I can assure him that that is a point with which the Procedure Committee grappled. It must be admitted that there is a difficulty. I invite him to accept that the best way forward is to see how it works. Most of the proposals are suggested experiments. Nothing is immutable. Nothing is cast in stone and cannot be altered. If necessary, the Procedure Committee will get to grips again with that matter.
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Statewide Nonprofit Selected for Working to Build a Better Oregon Through Confident Readers
PORTLAND, OR--(Marketwired - September 03, 2014) - SMART (Start Making A Reader Today), the statewide early literacy nonprofit organization, was named the recipient of the 2014 Library of Congress Literacy Award in the American Prize Category. SMART was selected from hundreds of applications from organizations throughout the nation. The award is a major honor for the pioneering nonprofit that, over the past 22 years, has engaged more than 113,000 community volunteers to help 170,000 at-risk students build their reading skills and self-confidence to discover a lifelong love of reading.
Through the generosity of David M. Rubenstein, the Library of Congress Literacy Awards Program honors organizations that have made outstanding contributions to increasing literacy in the United States or abroad. The American Prize is awarded to an organization that has made a significant and measureable contribution to increasing literacy levels or the national awareness of the importance of literacy.
"This is a huge honor and a validation of the hard work we are doing to deliver a high quality program that is building a better Oregon through confident readers," said Chris Otis, executive director of SMART. "We would like to thank David M. Rubenstein and the Library of Congress for this amazing acknowledgment. It is our hope that these awards will continue to inspire other organizations, foundations and private sector groups to become involved in combating illiteracy."
As a part of the award, SMART will receive $50,000 to help in their efforts to build reading skills, self-confidence and a love of reading in children at risk of falling behind. During the 2013-2014 school year, SMART served over 9,100 children throughout Oregon. More than 90 percent of SMART educators feel that students participating in the program benefit significantly. According to their teachers, 100 percent of SMART students needing improvement showed progression in enthusiasm about reading, self-confidence, vocabulary, reading fluency and eagerness to interact with books.
Governor John Kitzhaber, a SMART advocate and participant in SMART's 'Reading Matters' campaign, was instrumental in the application process for the award. "In so many ways, SMART is helping create brighter futures for young Oregonians. The organization is a true partner in our statewide efforts to improve education outcomes and promote literacy," said Governor Kitzhaber. "I am delighted SMART has been recognized for their tireless efforts to support the vital role of reading in children's lives and futures."
"When it comes to a child's literacy development, learning to read is one of the most important steps in a child's life and it must start early," said Oregon State Representative Betty Komp (D-Woodburn), a former teacher and principal who is the co-chair of the Education Sub Committee for Ways and Means and Speaker Pro Tem of the House, who is also a SMART advocate and participant in SMART's 'Reading Matters' campaign. "Since 1992, SMART has provided the best possible learning skills for our students in Oregon. SMART is at the forefront of Oregon's literacy issues, leveraging public infrastructure and private dollars to deliver a high quality program that is empowering Oregon children for more successful futures through books and reading."
The Library of Congress Literacy Awards were announced in Washington D.C. on Saturday, August 30 and the award will be formally celebrated at a ceremony on Wednesday, October 8, 2014 also in Washington D.C. To learn more, please visit: http://www.read.gov/literacyawards/index.html.
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Are we seeing racism and sexism in this election campaign? Sure we are.
One form of racism is when people allow race to decide a question. When I was in high school our neighbors denied their kids music lessons because the music teacher was black. Theirs was a racist decision.
Do we have voters who will allow race to decide how they vote in November? Undoubtedly. However, this is a two-edged sword. Few commentators dare mention both edges.
Yes, many white voters will not vote for Senator Obama because he is black. Down and dirty, this is their sole reason. And, of course, this is a racist decision on their part.
However, many black voters will vote for Senator Obama because he is black. And for no other reason. If a white candidate held identical views to his they would not vote for him. Their decision is just as racist as that of whites who will only vote for a white.
We see the same phenomenon with sexism in this election.
No doubt there are many men, and some women, will not vote for a woman candidate. For no other reason than she is a woman. (My mother-in-law refuses to vote for a woman for our top offices.)
And certainly you know women who will vote for a woman solely because she is one. They want to see a woman elected for once. There was no shortage of women who voted for Hillary in the primaries because she is a woman. In addition to women who voted for her because they liked her ideas.
Now, lots of these folks will take umbrage with me over this. I can only suggest they not shoot the messenger. Detecting and defining racism and sexism is fairly easy to do. And that is all that I am guilty of. Along with ending sentences with prepositions.
Such blatant prejudice should not surprise us. We have any number of magazines these days that have 90 percent women staffers. Thirty years ago they were 90 percent men staffers. There was sexism afoot then. There is sexism afoot now.
Perhaps I misjudge those publications.
Many people misjudge the industry I have been involved with - the securities industry. If you attend a conference of 500 top investment advisors you will see few black faces and few women. Many critics zero in on this. "Racism! Sexism!" is their cry.
That seems far-fetched to me for a few simple reasons. Most advisors are pretty much on their own. Even within the big investment houses, they are given the freedom to develop their own book of clients.
Now, some clients are racist or sexist. They will not deal with blacks or women advisors. But so many are the opposite. They prefer to deal with blacks and women. And the huge majority could care less. They just want good advice. And they want somebody to hold their hand when earthquakes hit the markets. They dont care much if the hand is dainty or black or green.
Why are there so few top advisors with black skin? And relatively few top women advisors? You will have to ask them, I guess. Or ask those who start in the profession but never get far.
With women I suspect it is the commitment. The extremely long hours are too much for women with children.
Now, some women advisors have sued their firms. They claim they were harrassed around the office. I am sure they were. But the best advisors pay little attention to what is going on in the office. That is not where the business is. The business is at the other end of a phone, where their clients and prospective clients are. I know top advisors who cannot name people in the rest of the office. They close their doors and get down to business.
As for the election, a perfect world would be when no voter votes for or against a candidate because of his or her gender or race. Or religion. Or dress size. Or sexual preference. Or disability. Or spouse. Or parents. Or name. Yes, name. If yours is Hyram Finkface, try getting elected to anything.
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Anne Juel is a Professor in Applied Mathematics, and a member of the multidisciplinary Manchester Centre for Nonlinear Dynamics. She was awarded a D.Phil from Oxford University in 1998, joined the School of Mathematics in 2001, following post-doctoral positions at the Universities of Texas at Austin (USA) and Manchester (UK), and recently held an EPSRC Advanced Research Fellowship.
Anne is interested is in the intricate behaviour of complex systems from the dynamics of fluid flows to the deformation of elastic materials, encompassing both curiosity-driven and industrially-relevant phenomena. Laboratory-based research into complex systems is a creative activity as it often reveals unexpected phenomena, whose understanding and interpretation in turn requires mathematical modelling. Current research in her group is focused on the dynamics and instabilities that arise from the displacement of one fluid by another is either rigid or flexible vessels. Applications range from pulmonary airway reopening to enhanced oil recovery applications. One particular interest is the influence of non-uniform vessel geometry on the modes of bubble propagation and liquid recovery. The presence of a fluid interface that is inherently nonlinear means that complex dynamics occur even for slow flows where inertial forces are negligible. Her experimental approach often leads to unexpected observations, which are followed up with a programme of careful experimentation and modelling in collaboration with A. Hazel, M. Heil and O. Jensen (Mathematics). They have recently extended this two-pronged approach to industrial problems, with projects ranging from free-surface flows of chocolate to multiple droplet impacts in inkjet printing.
Aspects of her work have been highlighted in Science, Nature, Nature Physics, and Physics Today.
- D.Phil in Physics, University of Oxford, 1998.
- MSc (DEA) in Physics of Liquids, Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), 1994.
- Magistère Inter-universitaire de Physique, Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI) and Ecole Normale Supérieure (Paris), 1994.
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In-house camps are held at Bombay City Eye Institute & Research Centre, under the banner of Vision Foundation of India. These camps are held to cater to the need of low income groups of people, especially slum dwellers.
Lack of medical facilities and proper infrastructure makes it difficult for people in remote villages to reach even a Rural Eye Care Center. Hence VFI has developed unique outreach program, whereby our infrastructure and expertise in eye care is made available to these people at their doorsteps. VFI provides outreach facilities through mobile medical eye clinic with diagnostic equipments.
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Revaben Tarachand Shah Mobile Clinic for community outreach programs was inaugurated on 15th April, 2012. It was formally inaugurated by Milind Deora (chief guest) and Shri Javed Ahmed (guest of honour) in the presence of many other eminent dignitaries at Status, Nariman Point.
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This centre started in 2008 in association with Adiwasi Unnati Mangal (AUM) at Tanki Pathar Village of Shahpur Taluka of Thane Dist. We conduct OPD here once in a month and patients are brought to us by AUM volunteers for surgery.
The concept of primary eye care was to improve eye care for rural population mainly targeting cataract. Now we have taken the initiative to include other eye care ailments like glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, etc which goes undiagnosed and untreated adding to other causes of blindness.
Prevalence of Childhood blindness in India 0.83 % out of total population (Based on WHO Sub regional survey 2002). 80 % of child blindness is preventable either through providing spectacle or appropriate treatment 10 % can be cured by surgery.
Vision Foundation of India organizes school screening camps at different municipal and private schools in Mumbai city. We also provide free eye glasses to needy school children. Children having eye problem other then refractive error are advised to follow up with our pediatric ophthalmologist.
Launched in 2005 by then CP Mr. A.N. Roy for the benefit of Mumbai Police, we organize camps at base hospital and/ or at various police stations. A special OPD session for the serving Police and their family is available at base hospital. Police personal are operated free of cost and their family members are treated at a highly subsidized rates.
We started the Low Vision Aids services on 7th January 2007.
This department provides specialized skills to people with very low vision. We have installed four sophisticated software programs (JAWS, Magic, Open Book and Prisma) to help patients with low vision.
These computer systems help them to carry out activities like reading and writing independently
Any person with Low vision can walk into the centre to understand how the computer can enhance their working skill. Here they can practice on the system and understand these devices better making them more confident in reading and writing.
Navnit Shah Eye Bank started functioning at Bombay City Eye Institute & Research Centre in year 2000.
There is tremendous need for corneas, and the availability can be met only be increasing the levels of awareness among masses about the importance of eye donation. VFI educates people about the myth surrounding eye donation and motivates then to donate eyes. Regular lectures are also conducted different places such as housing colonies, corporate houses, clubs, and the like, on awareness of eye disorders and cornea donation.
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