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Microsoft's Launch Of Azure Stack In India Has Heated Up The Competition
Prajakta Hebbar
In an effort to accelerate businesses' move to cloud computing, Microsoft on Wednesday launched its Azure Stack in India. The product is an extension of Microsoft Azure Cloud platform and promises feature such as:
Speed up development with consistent processes, DevOps tools and open-source components
Adopt the cloud on your terms, choosing the hybrid deployment that works best for you
Get up and running quickly with purpose-built integrated systems
The move comes at a crucial time when the global giant is working with over 2,00,000 large, medium and small enterprises, 29 state governments and over 5,000 startups in India.
"In the last 18 months, the company has seen many of these customers start their digital transformation using the hybrid Cloud. The only provider of all three clouds – private, public and hybrid – Microsoft has now launched Azure Stack for India," the company said in a statement.
Last month, Microsoft had announced the launch of Azure Location Based Services — a new public cloud offering for enterprise customers, providing location capabilities built and integrated directly into Microsoft's Azure cloud platform.
Now, according to reports, Microsoft claims that 70 of the top 100 Bombay Stock Exchange-listed companies are now using Microsoft Cloud to drive their digital transformation. On the other hand, a 2016 study by Amazon had noted that 89 percent of the top 100 Indian startups use Amazon Web Services (AWS) .
Reportedly, Microsoft has also witnessed significant uptake of its Cloud in the education sector in the country. In fact, Telangana will be the first state in India to bring Artificial Intelligence in public health screening sector with the help of Microsoft.
"We are very pleased to announce that Telangana will be the first state in India to bring AI in public health screening and we are excited about how technology has the potential to make great social impact. I am extremely happy with the collaboration between our Health and IT Departments and Microsoft which has resulted in a solution that is going to make a huge difference to the lives of the people in our country, starting with our state. With the adoption of cloud-based advanced analytics, we see a huge potential for improving the healthcare of our young citizens," said Minister of IT, KT Rama Rao, in a statement.
Microsoft have been a partner-led company for more than 40 years and generate over 95 percent of its business through the partner ecosystem. Today Microsoft India has more than 9,000 Cloud partners. Globally, Microsoft has 64,000 partners.
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Happy Birthday, 'Doctor Who' Companion Billie Piper!
By Stephanie Mlot 09.22.2017 :: 4:30PM EST 09.22.2017
Piper is best known for her work as Rose Tyler on 'Doctor Who' (via BBC)
Jodie Whittaker 'Doing Another Season' of 'Doctor Who'
Happy birthday, Billie Piper—you gorgeous, daring, unflappable woman, you.
Born Leian Paul Piper, Billie signed a recording contract and released her debut single at age 15, becoming the youngest artist ever to enter the UK Singles Chart at No. 1.
Two albums later, the Swindon-born pop star transitioned into acting in 2003; around the same time, the BBC announced plans to resurrect some old sci-fi show called Doctor Who.
Boasting a short resume—small roles on TV (Canterbury Tales, ShakespeaRe-Told) and bit parts in films (The Calcium Kid, Things to Do Before You're 30, Spirit Trap)—Piper was cast as Rose Tyler, traveling companion to the Doctor.
Piper as Rose Tyler, with Tenth Doctor David Tennant and a Cyberman (via BBC)
The revamped show, led by Christopher Eccleston's brooding Time Lord, was a triumph—and so was the plucky blonde, knighted Dame Rose of the Powell Estate.
For her work on Doctor Who, Piper won a slew of accolades, including the Most Popular Actress category at the 2005 and 2006 National Television Awards and The Times Breakthrough Award at The South Bank Show Awards.
She was also named one of BBC News' "Faces of the Year" for 2005, not to mention best new TV talent at the Television and Radio Industries Club and best actress at the TV Quick and TV Choice Awards in 2006.
Piper with on-screen boyfriend Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke) (via BBC)
After two seasons, two Doctors, and countless adventures, Piper left the show in an absolutely heart-wrenching finale (I still tear up thinking about Rose's goodbye), later reprising her role in numerous episodes, including 50th anniversary special "The Day of the Doctor."
Anything but typecast, the English actor went on to play the lead in Secret Diary of a Call Girl (based on a memoir detailing the life of a high-class prostitute) and an Irish immigrant in Penny Dreadful.
In 2016, her "earth-quaking" performance in the Young Vic's adaptation of Yerma earned Piper six best actress trophies, including a coveted Olivier Award.
Piper and the late John Hurt in the 50th-anniversary special (via BBC America)
Life doesn't always imitate art, though: Piper's private life—two divorces in 15 years—is often splashed across the pages of tabloids, painting a murky picture of the smiley star.
"Professionally I don't fear that much, but personally I'm frightened of everything," she told Stylist magazine in a recent interview.
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How can we be like the Christmas Star?
December 24th, 2013 Christmas Brad Alles
During Advent, we look forward to celebrating Jesus' birth. Before He was born in Bethlehem, Israel, a star was seen in the sky that proclaimed this new King's birth. How can we shine like a star and point the way to Jesus today? This addition to the Advent blog series answers that question.
Today, we can be "Wise men" and shine like a star by pointing people to Jesus. When we witness to others about the Savior who was born over 2000 years ago, we can illuminate the darkness that they live in and give them the greatest gift of all–the Gospel of salvation.
The Bible says that witnessing is like being a star in the sky, giving people direction. Daniel 12:3 says, "Those who are wise will shine like the brightness of the heavens, and those who lead many to righteousness, like the stars for ever and ever." In a similar way, Philippians 2:14-16 says, "Do everything without complaining or arguing, so that you may be- come blameless and pure, children of God without fault in a crooked and depraved generation, in which you shine like stars in the universe as you hold out the word of life."
Today and tomorrow are wonderful times of worship at Christian churches everywhere. Invite someone who doesn't know Jesus as Savior. At Christmas parties, pray during mealtime, or take a moment to share your faith as you converse with people. As you hear Christmas songs, point out a favorite lyric that proclaims the Christ-child.
No matter how you do it, when you confess Christ, you are pointing people to Jesus just as the Christmas Star did for the Wise Men. May you shine brightly this Christmas time!
Dr. Alles is an Associate Professor of Education at Concordia University Wisconsin. He earned his Bachelor's degree in education from Concordia University Nebraska, his Master's degree in Christian education from Concordia University Chicago, and his Ed.D in Leadership, Innovation, and Continuous Improvement from Concordia University Wisconsin.
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Cresco Labs Closes Acquisition of Three High-Performing Pennsylvania Dispensaries
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CHICAGO, November 25, 2021--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cresco Labs (CSE:CL) (OTCQX:CRLBF) ("Cresco Labs" or "the Company"), a vertically integrated multistate operator and the number one U.S. wholesaler of branded cannabis products, announced today the closing of the Company's previously announced acquisition of Bay, LLC d/b/a Cure Pennsylvania ("Cure Penn" or the "Transaction").
Cresco Labs closes acquisition of three Cure Penn dispensaries in Pennsylvania (Photo: Business Wire)
Transaction Highlights
Three operational dispensaries in Lancaster, Phoenixville, and Philadelphia
Cure Penn's dispensary locations are incremental and complementary to Cresco Labs' five existing Sunnyside dispensaries in Pennsylvania
A retail platform that outperforms the average revenues per-store in Pennsylvania, to be further improved through Cresco Labs' Sunnyside* retail model
"Our focus heading into 2022 is on tailoring our strategy to the dynamics of each state to maintain a dominant market position and increase profitability. Between the acquisition of Cure Penn and the pending acquisition of Laurel Harvest, we are adding four new operational stores, licenses for five incremental stores and 52 thousand square feet of indoor cultivation space in Pennsylvania," said Charlie Bachtell, Cresco Labs' CEO & Co-founder. "The moves we're making in this state to increase our retail footprint and add cultivation put us in the best position to remain the number one wholesaler in the current framework and continue to win when adult-use is ultimately introduced. Another example of our focus on strategic breadth, depth and execution as the path to success today and as this industry evolves."
The Company expects to transition all stores in Pennsylvania to Sunnyside* by the end of Q1 2022.
About Cresco Labs Inc.
Cresco Labs is one of the largest vertically integrated multistate cannabis operators in the United States, with a mission to normalize and professionalize the cannabis industry. Employing a consumer-packaged goods ("CPG") approach, Cresco Labs is the largest wholesaler of branded cannabis products in the U.S. Its brands are designed to meet the needs of all consumer segments and comprised of some of the most recognized and trusted national brands including Cresco, High Supply, Mindy's Edibles, Good News, Remedi, Wonder Wellness Co. and FloraCal Farms. Sunnyside, Cresco Labs' national dispensary brand, is a wellness-focused retailer created to build trust, education and convenience for both existing and new cannabis consumers. Recognizing that the cannabis industry is poised to become one of the leading job creators in the country, Cresco Labs operates the industry's largest Social Equity and Educational Development initiative, SEED, which was established to ensure that all members of society have the skills, knowledge and opportunity to work and own businesses in the cannabis industry. Learn more about Cresco Labs at www.crescolabs.com.
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Annie Ernaux; Translated from the French by Alison L. Strayer
A meditation on the big-box superstore, from 2022 Nobel laureate Annie Ernaux
For half a century, French writer Annie Ernaux has restlessly explored stories and subjects often considered unworthy of artistic reflection. In this exquisite meditation, Ernaux turns her attention to the phenomenon of the big-box superstore, a ubiquitous feature of modern life that has received scant attention in literature.
Recording her visits to a single superstore in Paris for over a year, Ernaux captures the world that exists within its massive walls. Culture, class, and capitalism converge, reinscribing the individual's role and rank within society while absorbing individuality into the machine of mass consumerism. Through Ernaux's eyes, the superstore emerges as a "great human meeting place, a spectacle," a space where we come into direct contact with difference. She notes the unexpectedly intimate encounters between customers; how our collective desires are dictated by the daily, seasonal, and annual rhythms of the marketplace; and the ways that the built environment reveals the contours of gender and race in contemporary society.
With her relentless powers of observation, Annie Ernaux takes the measure of a place we thought we knew, calling us to question the experiences we overlook and to gaze more deeply into ordinary life.
Annie Ernaux is the winner of the 2022 Nobel Prize for Literature. She is the author of more than twenty books, including The Years, A Woman's Story, A Man's Place, Shame, and Simple Passion. Alison L. Strayer is an award-winning writer and translator.
Praise for the French edition:
"A wonderful addition to Annie Ernaux's life writings . . . [and] a fascinating contribution to contemporary literature."—Geneviève Alvarado, World Literature Today
"[A] beautiful book. . . . With rigor and tenderness, Annie Ernaux shows herself. . . . If she says 'I,' it is to hear others better. From the margins of a suburban superstore, she illuminates the heart of our lives."—Jean Birnbaum, Le Monde
"A notebook of observations, an empathetic and political record. . . . Annie Ernaux looks around her and records the details. . . . She scrutinizes attitudes, attentive to the individual. . . . She meditates on the consumer gesture, the affluent society—its optical illusions, its dead ends."—Nathalie Cram, Télérama
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Gina Del Vecchio has led the transformation of multiple founder groups in evolving their business and becoming the uncontested leader in their market. Gina has a passion for building unique competitive advantages that benefit the consumer, the employee, and the shareholders. Cultivation of trust across all stakeholders and the development of sustainable leadership is a primary focus with the underlying goal of driving exceptional shareholder value.
An experienced operator, Gina has led complex global supply chain operations as well as fast same store organic growth and accretive acquisition drives. A parent to three Chihuahuas, two rats, one kitten, and a human six-year old, Gina supports a number of rescues organizations especially those that focus on spay and neuter programs and ending financial euthanasia. A graduate of Reed College, and the Sustainable Business MBA Program at Green Mountain College, Gina concentrates doing good things in the world by doing good things through business. The opportunity to take a leadership role in the growth and transformation of SAGE Veterinary Centers fulfills a lifelong dream for Gina, and she is inspired daily by the esprit de corp and heart of the team at SAGE – a team well on its way to becoming the Mayo Clinic of the veterinary space.
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Residency Training: University of Missouri-Columbia
Certification: Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology) (2008)
Dr. Wendi Rankin is a graduate of UC Davis, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Science (2002) and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (2004). She completed her Master of Science degree in Veterinary Biomedical Sciences (2008) for researching a protein in canine bladder tumors at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Dr. Rankin also completed a small animal medicine and surgery internship and oncology residency at the University of Missouri-Columbia (2008). She was board-certified in Medical Oncology in 2008 and joined SAGE that year. She has published several research articles on canine bladder tumors, as well as a chapter on drug interactions in a veterinary oncology textbook.
Dr. Rankin enjoys many aspects of oncology, and has a special interest in electrochemotherapy to treat various tumor types (including sarcomas, melanomas, mast cell tumors, oral tumors, and more). She was the first oncologist to use electrochemotherapy for veterinary patients in California and has been doing so since 2013. While she is very interested in the science of Oncology, above all, Dr. Rankin's favorite aspect of oncology is being able to give treatment options so clients feel comfortable with their treatment decisions to improve and maintain their pet's quality of life.
JULIE SMITH, DVM, DACVS, CCRT, MBA
Internship Training: North Carolina State University
Residency Training: University of Georgia
Certification: Diplomate ACVS (1997)
A highly respected member of the veterinary community, Julie works directly with SAGE Partners and the executive and leadership teams to chart the course of growth across our state-of-the-art veterinary hospitals.
Julie started as an Associate Surgeon for VSA in August 1997. Through the years, she was instrumental in the direction and growth of the organization to include the merger of the practices formerly known as VSA (Veterinary Surgical Associates), VMS (Veterinary Medical Specialists) and TVAEC (Tri-Valley Animal Emergency Center) to become the single organization known today as SAGE Veterinary Centers.
Julie became a Managing Partner for SAGE Veterinary Centers in 2010. She served as our Medical Director from 2013 to 2018. In her role as Medical Director and board certified Surgeon, Dr. Smith led by example in setting the standards for a high level of veterinary medicine. She was responsible for recruiting and hiring highly skilled veterinary specialists to join the SAGE team and has always been an advocate for continual learning and training opportunities. Internally, she oversees the mentoring program within SAGE to support new doctors and externally, she leads and organizes the annual SAGE Symposium, the largest private continuing education event in the Bay Area to support more than 700 primary veterinarians and their staff.
Dr. Smith works with national veterinary groups to stay connected with the veterinary industry as a whole. She is the Treasurer for the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS), and Past President of the Veterinary Specialist Awareness and Outreach Project (Collaborative Care Coalition). In 2017 Dr. Smith was recognized for the impact she has made within the veterinary services industry and received the annual Silicon Valley Business Journal – Women of Influence Award. Dr. Smith is one of nine veterinarians across the country on the AVMA's Veterinary Economic Strategy Committee (VESC), where she assists in advising the AVMA Board the scope of economic issues effecting veterinary medicine, and currently holds the At-large designation.
When Julie is not busy with work, she is either traveling the world, learning more about California wine appellations, playing soccer with the "Grasshoppers" on the Bay Area Women's Soccer League or serving on the Leadership Council for the Positive Coaching Alliance!
PETER BRINK
Chief Operations Officer / Chief Financial Officer
In his combined role as Chief Financial and Chief Operating Officer, Peter is responsible for building leading operational, financial and other functional teams and processes in support of SAGE's doctors, clinical teams and mission to deliver and expand its delivery of the highest quality patient care.
Peter comes to SAGE with decades of diverse financial and operations experience. He brings a strong, consistent track record of scaling organizations and executing combined organic and acquisition driven growth strategies for both public and private companies, start ups to established national and international companies, across a range of service industries. He most recently served as CFO for Sound Physicians, a national physician practice management organization focused on improving the quality of care and lowering cost in the communities it serves. While at Sound, Peter led and contributed to significant growth and administrative practice support initiatives to enable scalable growth. Prior to that, Peter was CFO for a private equity backed energy services start up successfully building and scaling the organization during his tenure. He started his financial career as an investment banker at Credit Suisse, where he advised clients in all varieties of strategic financing and mergers & acquisitions activities, before moving on to hold various leadership roles within Willbros Group, an energy infrastructure services firm.
Peter holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a BA from Trinity University.
BROOKS MARSHALL
Chief Development Officer
Brooks Marshall specializes in leading organizational transformation through partnerships and acquisitions that benefit industries, companies, and the community at large. His experience is diverse, spanning corporate development, and corporate and investment banking and finance. Brooks has served in leadership roles in human healthcare organizations that include U.S. HealthWorks, where he oversaw expansion at a critical time in the company's history. He also led acquisition processes at InSight Health Corp., a company that provides diagnostic imaging services to patients in clinical and hospital settings, and his vision led to a more expansive market strategy and growth initiatives.
At SAGE, Brooks is focused on the next phase of growth for our network of hospitals. He is committed to seeking partnerships in veterinary medicine with like-minded organizations that value a doctor-led, medicine first approach. And, he has a deep respect for the people and the culture of all organizations and extensive experience in preserving the legacy of unique practices.
In his free time, Brooks enjoys hiking and exploring the wild with his wife Kami, children Otis and Schuyler, and French Bulldog Pirate. He also enjoys traveling and abstract photography.
KARENA SMITH
Vice President, Marketing & Strategic Partnerships
Karena Smith has managed the marketing, advertising, and business development strategies for SAGE Veterinary Centers since June 2016, to include brand positioning and brand awareness. Karena ensures our referring primary DVM relationships are developed and nurtured, and she works closely with the SAGE Management team on internal and external initiatives.
Before moving into her current role, Karena was the East Bay Regional Hospital Manager overseeing both SAGE Concord and Dublin operations. She started with SAGE in January 2013 as the Hospital Manager for SAGE Dublin.
Prior to coming to SAGE, Karena worked for the U.S. Army then spent close to 20 years in mortgage banking. She left the industry as a Vice President of Global Operations, overseeing the offshore loan processing and underwriting in various locations in India while managing the U.S. operations and sales force. She always wanted to work with animals and eventually transferred her management skills– first by owning her own equestrian business, then by managing the west coast territory for a medical device company when SAGE Centers became one of her clients.
Karena received her BA Degree in Liberal Arts with emphasis on Economics and Speech from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. She has also received professional certifications in national mortgage lending and with PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship). She has served on the Board of Directors for various therapeutic riding organizations, using horses as a modality for disabled children and adults.
Born and raised in Manila, Philippines, she was a military brat who moved all over the world every 5 years then did the same in her career before settling in the Bay area in 2010. She enjoys traveling with her husband Doug and is an avid sports fan! She is also the proud mother of her daughter Chelsea, a German shepherd cross rescue "Riley", a cat rescue "Happy" and her newest horse partner, "Contiano" who she will be competing with in Eventing.
SHERRI BOISMENU
Vice President, Operations
Sherri Boismenu is the Vice President of Operations for the SAGE community of hospitals and is responsible for overseeing all aspects of operations and procurement. Sherri works with SAGE's staff to improve and enhance access for patients and referring primary veterinarians.
Sherri joined SAGE in 2018. She was promoted to Director, Network Operations in 2018 and served in that role until being promoted to Vice President of Operations in early 2019. Sherri brings an extensive background in developing and leading cross functional teams, enhancing the client experience and strategic business planning.
Sherri has worked extensively in leadership positions in operations and procurement throughout her career in both world class brands and, fast growth startups here in the Bay Area.
Her previous successes include working as a multi-unit leader at Starbucks, a National Account Manager at Waterford Crystal, and a Buyer for Petco and Macy's. She is a graduate of UCLA and enjoys coaching, training, and mentoring and she strives to build successful teams.
In her free time, Sherri enjoys getting outside with her husband Richard and daughter Zoë for a bit of adventure. Her family also includes two Labradoodles, Lucy and Luna.
BRIAN MCINTOSH
Brian McIntosh is the Vice President of Finance for the SAGE network of hospitals. He oversees our accounting and finance team as well as our banking and insurance relationships, and he works with our strategic partner Chicago Pacific Founders on acquisition due diligence projects. Before moving to his current role, Brian was SAGE's Controller.
Brian grew up in the Midwest and attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where he earned Bachelor's degrees in Biology and Psychology. After college he headed to New York City and took an accounting job in the Accounts Receivables department of an executive search firm. He moved to San Francisco in 1999 and continued to develop his career in finance at marketing, advertising and media corporations. In 2001 he moved to PMI Mortgage Insurance Co., where he started as an accountant and rose through the organization, eventually serving as Director of Internal Audit. During his tenure at PMI, Brian decided to go back to school – he earned his Masters of Accountancy from Golden Gate University in 2008. He stayed in the mortgage and banking industries for about 12 years and then took a very different role as a Finance Consultant working with a range of companies. After several years of consulting he heard about SAGE and was intrigued by the opportunity to do the work he enjoyed and help animals at the same time.
In his free time, Brian enjoys spending time with his wife Tess, son Jake and daughter Riley. The family recently got their first dog, Henry, a cute Bichon Frise.
MELVIN GEE
Director, Strategic Analysis and Business Operations
Melvin "Mel" Gee is our Director of Strategic Analysis and Business Operations. He specializes in growth strategy utilizing business analytics and insights that benefit Operations and Development teams in providing actionable and scalable solutions. Mel brings over 10 years of diverse experience focusing on the growth of small start-ups and mid-size organizations that span across medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and retail industries.
At SAGE, Mel focuses on the next phase of development for our network of hospitals. He is committed to accelerating our growth and seeking cutting edge business solutions in veterinary medicine with like-minded organizations that value a doctor-led, medicine first approach. Mel has a deep respect for the people and the culture of all organizations and offers extensive experience in preserving the legacy of unique practices.
In his free time, Mel enjoys trail running and bicycling and exploring the wild with his wife Stephanie, children Tyler and Brandon and Lab/Boxer Rocky.
BINH HO-THANH
Director, Integration Strategy
Binh Ho-Thanh supports external strategic integrations and internal change management projects dedicated to preparing SAGE for the future. In the past he has led the development of organizational and technology processes to enhance client, patient and staff experiences. Binh was also responsible for managing the organization's construction projects, including the design, development, and build-out of SAGE's Redwood City hospital that opened in 2016.
Binh's early project management and business process experience included a stint at Adidas, where he worked across the company to optimize the efforts of design, development and systems teams. He got involved in veterinary medicine shortly after and spent two years at the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in St. Kitts, West Indies, where he supported scientific research projects and helped educate the public on sea turtle conservation. Binh received his B.S. in Business Administration from the College of Charleston, his MBA from Bentley University, and his Master's in Human Resources Management from DeVry University.
In his free time, he enjoys taking his kids and mixed-breed dog, Bryn, to the beach.
SAM CASTLE-SCOTT
Director, Employee Experience
Sam Castle-Scott joined SAGE in 2017. He started as our Human Resources Specialist and now leads the mission to create exceptional employee experiences at SAGE. In his role as Director, Employee Experience, Sam guides processes and strategies that support compliance, recruiting, retention, and employee engagement. He is passionate about supporting individuals throughout their employee journey.
A Bay Area native raised in Santa Cruz, Sam started his Human Resources career in the San Francisco non-profit sector. Before coming to SAGE, he spent 16 years at Project Open Hand, an organization that provides nutritious meals to seniors, the disabled and critically ill individuals. At Project Open Hand, he had the good fortune to work with and support compassionate caregivers who made company culture and employee experience a top priority. There, he experienced his ideal work environment — a place where respect, kindness and helpfulness were the standard. These are the ideals that he brings to the table as Director, Employee Experience at SAGE.
Outside of SAGE, Sam keeps very busy with his small family. He enjoys nature, reading, movies and hanging out with his wife Julie and their lively young daughter, Miette (whose name literally means "crumb" in French). His animal family members are a Pit Bull named Rover—and a grumpy cat named Squirrelbait.
JEREMY RENSHAW
Director, Hospital Operations
SAGE Dublin, SAGE Campbell, & SAGE Concord
Jeremy has managed SAGE Dublin since January 2017. As a DHO, he manages and consistently looks for ways to improve the operations of a high case load, 24/7 specialty and emergency veterinary hospital. He works closely with 14 doctors and department leads to ensure staffing levels are appropriate to meet the needs of the patients, and is responsible for selecting, hiring, training and developing clinical and client service support. He oversees the maintenance and servicing of this 14,000 sf facility, and is accountable for managing towards the P&L and annual operating plan.
Prior to coming to SAGE, Jeremy moved up the ladder at DISH Network. He started as a Field Service Manager then completed his 16 year career with DISH as the Region Manager, where he led operations for the entire San Francisco Bay area, across multiple locations. He studied Psychology at California Southern University. He has volunteered at several food banks across the country and supports local charities for hunger and children causes such as back to school supplies and holiday giving.
Jeremy is married and has a daughter. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling with his family and winter/summer mountain adventures.
Chad Van Every
Chad Van Every joined SAGE in November 2019. As a DHO, he manages and improves the operations of a high case load, 24/7 specialty and emergency veterinary hospital. He works closely with 22 doctors and 6 department leads to ensure staffing levels are appropriate to meet the needs of the patients and clients, and is responsible for selecting, hiring, training and developing clinical and client service support. He oversees the maintenance and servicing of the facility, and is accountable for managing the P&L and annual operating plan.
Chad has over 20+ years of operations experience, starting at Walmart as a store and district manager for over 19 years. He was a part of the team that launched the Supercenter and Neighborhood Market concept in Northern CA from 2005-2015, as well the nationwide online grocery delivery service in 2012. Chad has worked for CVS as a District Manager, and most recently at Amazon as a Site Leader. Chad studied Finance at the University of Arizona.
In his free time, Chad enjoys spending time with his two amazing kids, Samantha and Chase, his girlfriend Jisela, and their 6 Doodles! He loves coaching his kids soccer teams, going to the movies, camping in Big Basin, and traveling.
Chad is thrilled to be a part of SAGE and to have the opportunity to witness the passion and care each team member provides to every patient and pet parent.
Zachary Stephens
Hospital Manager – SAGE Redwood City
Zachary joined SAGE Centers in October 2017. He started as an Assistant Hospital Manager at SAGE Campbell, where he provided additional leadership and worked with Client Services Coordinators on a major change initiative—moving from our previous practice management system to our current one. SAGE leaders were impressed by the way Zachary jumped in and led large projects. In May 2018, they selected him to manage SAGE Redwood City.
As Hospital Manager, Zachary manages and consistently looks for ways to improve the operations of a high case load, 24/7 specialty and emergency veterinary hospital. He works with his team of 20 doctors, as well as the Medical Director and department leads, to ensure staffing levels are appropriate to meet the needs of our patients. He is also responsible for selecting, hiring, training and developing clinical and client service support.
Zachary started his career in the Hospitality industry. He spent a total of 12 years with Caesars Entertainment, Starwood and Marriott International, which took him from Las Vegas to San Francisco. He made the switch to SAGE and veterinary care to satisfy two passions: his love of animals and operations. SAGE looks to Zachary, with his extensive knowledge of operations and customer service, to implement projects across the organization that create the best possible experience for patients and clients.
When he's not at work, Zachary enjoys spending time with family and getting outdoors to hike, snowboard, fish, camp, and play sports. He has a 10-year-old Boston terrier and a 17-year-old Chihuahua at home.
Heather Papa
Hospital Manager – SAGE Concord
Heather Papa joined SAGE in November. She was born and raised in Grand Rapids, MI. Heather attended Kendall College Of Art And Design where she studied Fine Arts/Photography, and Grand Valley State University where she earned her Bachelor's in Criminal Justice.
Heather's post grad focus was working in a human service focused field, working in health care. After spending some time volunteering for local animal rescue groups, she discovered that working in veterinary medicine was a perfect way to help both people and their pets. Heather worked at an ER clinic in Michigan prior to relocating to California two years ago where she took a position in a large General Practice. As the Hospital Manager at SAGE's Concord location, she oversees the entire operations and manages the Department Leads to support patient care behind the scenes.
When she is not at work, Heather enjoys art, music and outdoor activities such as hiking and more recently kayaking. She is also an amateur gardener and chef! Heather has a Boston Terrier named Juice, and a domestic long-haired cat named Gigi.
DIANE ROBERTS, DVM, DACVIM
Specialty Medical Director, SAGE Redwood City
Veterinary School: University of Georgia
Internship Training: University of Georgia
Certification: Diplomate ACVIM (2000)
Dr. Diane Roberts is a graduate of the University of Virginia, where she earned a BA in English literature and minored in both biology and religious studies. During her senior year in college, Dr. Roberts realized that her true passion was veterinary medicine and spent a post-grad year at Colorado State University in order to satisfy her vet school prerequisites. She then received her DVM from the University of Georgia's School of Veterinary Medicine (1996). Dr. Roberts stayed at UGA to complete a small animal internship and an internal medicine residency. She became board certified in internal medicine in 2000 and joined SAGE as a partner in 2002.
Dr. Roberts likes all aspects of internal medicine, but particularly enjoys the challenges of airway conditions, liver and gastrointestinal diseases, and urinary issues. She specializes in interventional procedures that include urethral stenting, laser ablation of urinary tumors, and bladder and kidney stone removal. She also specializes in diagnosing airway diseases and treating these issues through tracheal stenting.
When not practicing, Diane enjoys the great outdoors: hiking, skiing, running, and hanging out on the beach with her dog Sundance, a yellow lab. Sundance spends many a day in the Critical Care Unit keeping morale high. Diane has been known to enjoy an occasional glass of fine wine, surely a nod to her days working in a high-end wine store during her later college years. Dr. Roberts was drawn to veterinary medicine by her positive experience with her own pets growing up: a sheltie and a black cat who provided unconditional love and support.
EMILY HANWELL, DVM
ER/CCU & Urgent Care Medical Director, SAGE Redwood City
Veterinary School: Ross University
Internship Training: Animal Medical Center, New York
Dr. Emily Hanwell received her BS in International Business from the College of Charleston (2001) and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine (2011). She completed her 4th year clinical rotations at Texas A&M University (2011). After veterinary school, she completed a small animal medicine and surgery internship at the Animal Medical Center in New York, New York (2012).
Prior to her career in veterinary medicine, Dr. Hanwell worked in purchasing for a local government entity in Charleston, South Carolina and then for an investing company in Boston, Massachusetts. Her decision to change careers was based on her love for working with both people and animals. She especially enjoys emergency medicine due to the challenging and diverse nature of the cases. She has a particular interest in cardiology and toxicology-related emergencies.
When not at the hospital, Dr. Hanwell enjoys traveling, learning new languages, gardening, and spending time outside with her husband and two children. Dr. Hanwell is the proud owner of a mixed-breed, island dog by the name of Bryn.
MICHAEL KISELOW, DVM, DACVIM (ONCOLOGY)
Specialty Medical Director, SAGE Campbell
Veterinary School: Cornell University
Internship Training: Garden State Veterinary Specialists, New Jersey
Residency Training: Cornell University
Dr. Kiselow is a graduate of Rutgers University in New Jersey, where he earned a BS in Animal Science/Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Mike received his DVM from Cornell University in 2004, and subsequently completed a rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at Garden State Veterinary Specialists. Mike then returned to Cornell to complete his medical oncology residency, and became board certified in Internal Medicine (Oncology) in 2008. He joined SAGE Centers that year.
Dr. Kiselow enjoys collaborating with other SAGE specialists in order to provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary treatment for patients with complex diseases. When not practicing, Mike enjoys many activities including hiking, triathlon, snowboarding, yoga, cooking, and live music. Dr. Kiselow's passion for veterinary medicine also includes volunteer work: while in veterinary school, he traveled to multiple locations in the U.S. and Central America with Rural Area Veterinary Services (RAVS), providing medical attention to pets in underprivileged communities
ELIZABETH KOLLAR, DVM
ER/CCU Medical Director, SAGE Campbell
Internship Training: San Francisco Veterinary Specialists
Dr. Elizabeth (Beth) Kollar is a graduate of UC Davis, where she earned a BS in Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior. She received her DVM from UC Davis as well in 2005. Following veterinary school, she completed a small animal rotating internship at San Francisco Veterinary Specialists (2006). Dr. Kollar came to SAGE from the University of Pittsburgh, where she was a post-doctoral fellow at the McGowan Institute of Regenerative Medicine. Prior to the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Kollar was an emergency clinician at Greenback, VCA Brookline, and North Shore Animal Hospitals.
Dr. Kollar particularly enjoys the challenges of emergency medicine and surgery. When not practicing, Beth enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter doing outdoor activities like hiking or biking. They also travel around the world for scuba diving vacations and bike trips. She is the proud owner of two dogs, Merlin and Bodhi, and a cat, Princess Buttercup. Beth was drawn to veterinary medicine by both her interest in science and love of animals.
ANDREW WAXMAN, DVM, DACVIM (CARDIOLOGY)
Medical Director, SAGE Dublin
Veterinary School: Iowa State University
Internship Training: Cornell University
Certification: Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology) (2011)
Dr. Andrew Waxman attended Cornell University, where he majored in policy analysis and management and found his calling to veterinary medicine after graduating. He received his DVM from Iowa State University's School of Veterinary Medicine (2007). Dr. Waxman then returned to Cornell University and completed a small animal medicine and surgery internship, and then continued on to complete a residency in cardiology. Dr. Waxman became a board certified cardiologist in 2011.
Dr. Waxman particularly enjoys the challenges of diagnosing and treating structural heart disease (heart muscle or valves), irregular heart rhythms, and congenital heart disease. He has exceptional skill in performing minimally invasive cardiac procedures such as pacemaker implantation or opening narrowed heart valves. While cats and dogs are the norm, he has been known to treat an occasional goat, rabbit, hedgehog, or ferret when one demands his expertise. When not practicing, Andrew enjoys spending time with his wife and young daughter.
GERARDO MARTIN DEL CAMPO, DVM
Medical Director, SAGE Concord
Internship Training: Veterinary Specialty Hospital; San Diego, CA
Dr. Gerardo Martin del Campo received a B.S. in Animal Science from UC Davis in 1996, and continued at Davis for veterinary school, receiving his DVM in 2000. After finishing vet school, Dr. Martin del Campo completed a rotating small animal internship in medicine, surgery, neurology, and emergency at Veterinary Specialty Hospital of San Diego. He has worked as an emergency clinician in the Bay Area since 2001. Dr. Martin del Campo enjoys the unpredictability and variety of emergency medicine, and the challenges those things provide.
When he's not in the hospital, his interests include spending time with my wife and son, fishing, and golfing. He's the proud owner of: Fenway, an 8-year-old Boston terrier, Wolfie, a 2-year-old miniature schnauzer mix, and Cherry, a 5-month-old Chihuahua. All three dogs were rescues he encountered while working.
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Q: A specific notion between the notions of transversal and system of distinct representatives. Let $X$ be a set, let $\mathcal{C}$ be a collection of subsets of $X$, and let $x_1, \dots , x_k \in X$. Say that the sequence $\{x_i\}_{i=1\dots k}$ is a sequential transversal (of length $k$) through $\mathcal{C}$ if there exist $S_i \in \mathcal{C}$ for which $x_i\in S_i$ but $x_i \notin S_j$ if $j\lt i$. Say that $\{x_i\}$ is a sequential antitransversal (of length $k$) through $\mathcal{C}$ if there exist $S_i \in \mathcal{C}$ for which $x_i\notin S_i$ but $x_i \in S_j$ if $j\lt i$, that is, if $\{x_i\}_{i=1\dots k}$ is a sequential transversal of length $k$ through the collection of complements of elements of $\mathcal{C}$.
Are there known conditions on $\mathcal{C}$ or the elements of $\mathcal{C}$ that guarantee the existence of a long sequential transversal, or that guarantee the existence of either a sequential transversal or a sequential antitransversal of some minimum length?
I found the term sequential transversal here. Is there another, more common, name for it in the literature, or a not-too-general general setting for which this is a specific case? A number of similar properties seem to be well-studied in combinatorics and order theory, but not this exact one.

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Physical inactivity causes premature deaths, obesity and costs the UK billions of pounds every year. It is vital that people incorporate regular physical activity into their everyday lives – walking to the bus stop can be one easy way to achieve this, especially since nine out of ten (87%) of households in the UK are within a six minute walk of a bus stop.
Buses are the backbone of the country, however, their merit and importance is often undervalued by many. Catch the Bus Week 2014 is a national celebration of the bus, aiming to encourage people to make the switch from the car to the bus during the week. Almost 100 bus companies, passenger organisations and local authorities are running events, ticket giveaways and community engagement campaigns across the UK.
Young people also use the bus as a way to relax – over a fifth of 25-34 year olds (21%) say taking the bus helps them unwind after work.
One in five bus users walk over half a mile from their home to the bus stop every day, which is five miles every week if commuting by bus to work. One in ten of bus users walk over a mile to their bus stop – the equivalent of ten miles every week. Greener Journeys research found that the daily short walk to and from bus stop and destination can burn 22,630 calories a year, with daily bus users clocking up the annual equivalent of 11 marathons.
Greener Journeys is working with Bus For Us during Catch the Bus Week 2014 to help people plan their bus journey, making it quick and easy to switch your regular car journey to the bus during the week. To find out how to get the most from buses locally and to plan your journey visit www.catchthebusweek.co.uk.
"The real health benefits from exercise occur when it is regular. This research demonstrates that something as easy as walking to the bus can help people incorporate exercise into their daily lives and develop healthy habits that can be built on. With many people struggling to balance exercise with work or family commitments, this could be the answer.
"Buses are a vital lifeline for millions across the UK. From getting children to school, carrying people to work, the shops or to their local park buses join up the dots in our society and our economy.
"This week is a crucial springboard for greater attention to the whole host of ways that the bus benefits Britain, from how it helps people fit vital physical activity into hectic lives to how it helps cut clogging congestion that damages local economies.
Greener Journeys commissioned Populus to interview 4,111 GB adults online between 7-13 March 2014. Populus is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules. For more details please visit www.populus.co.uk.
Catch the Bus Week was first launched in 2013 in partnership with bus operators throughout the UK. The campaign provides a much needed opportunity for a national celebration of the many benefits of bus travel, which too often don't get enough attention. And the campaign really matters. Participants in Catch the Bus Week 2014 are Arriva, Stagecoach, FirstGroup, Go-Ahead and many local operators, passenger organisations, local authorities and councils all over the UK including, Blackpool Transport, Cardiff Bus, Chalkwell Coach Hire and Tours, Confederation for Passenger Transport Ipswich Buses, Kinchbus, Mersey Travel, Nottingham City Transport, Perryman's Buses, Reading Buses, Transport for Greater Manchester, Transdev, Trent Barton, Yorkshire Tiger, Xelabus Limited, Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, Buckinghamshire County Council, Cheshire West & Chester Council, Darlington Borough Council, Devon County Council, Essex County Council, Herefordshire Council, Norfolk County Council, North East Lincolnshire Council.
More information can be found at www.catchthebusweek.co.uk.
It is a coalition of Britain's leading bus companies and other supporters including Transport for London, Campaign for Better Transport, the RAC Foundation, Confederation for Passenger Transport (CPT), and the Passenger Transport Executive Group (pteg). Its primary funders are bus companies Arriva, FirstGroup, Go-Ahead, and Stagecoach.


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Among the Soviet republics, Latvia was first occupied by the Hitlerites. Already on July 1, the fascists took Riga, the capital of Latvia. Riga was liberated by Soviet troops only in 3 years - October 15, 1944.
By the autumn of 1944, the German army group North from the south was captured by the forces of the Byelorussian fronts, from the east by the forces of the Baltic fronts, from the northwest pressed to the Baltic Sea. Despite the serious danger of complete encirclement, Hitler wanted at any cost to keep the Baltic coast. He did not want to lose ports, giving control over the Baltic and an established production of synthesized gasoline. The entire territory of the Baltic region was turned into a continuous fortified area, total mobilization began, and on the main lines the SS detachments were delivered. The main forces of the fascists were concentrated around Riga.
Riga was decided to take the forces of the three Baltic fronts. The beginning of the offensive was scheduled for September 14, 1944. On the same day, the enemy's defense was broken, but the fighting was very heavy. Only after the breakthrough of our troops in the Memel direction on October 6, 1944, the German command ordered the beginning of the withdrawal of troops from the area of Riga. Our troops began a swift pursuit of the retreating enemy, the defensive lines broke through on the run, and on October 15, Riga was liberated.
In Riga, behind the Stone Bridge, on the left bank of the Daugava is the Memorial Complex - a monument to the soldiers of the Soviet Army - liberators of Soviet Latvia and Riga from Nazi invaders. The monument was opened in 1985. This is a composition that includes a 79-meter stele with golden stars and sculptural images of Motherland and Warriors-liberators. After the proclamation of Latvia's independence, the monument was subjected to acts of vandalism, cast-iron letters were stolen, the monument was attempted to explode with the help of an improvised explosive device. Proposals on the demolition of the monument are constantly voiced in the local media. These proposals are provoked by the support of some parliamentary parties in Latvia. But the mayor of Riga promised the townspeople that no monument to the soldiers-liberators will not be demolished. More than 60,000 Soviet soldiers died in the battles for the liberation of Riga.
In the center of the disk - the denomination of the coin in two lines: "5 РУБЛЕЙ", below - the inscription: "БАНК РОССИИ", under it - the year of coinage: "2016", left and right - stylized branch of the plant, on the right at the edge - yard.
In the center of the disk there is an image of the memorial "Monument to the soldiers of the Soviet Army - the liberators of Latvia and Riga from Nazi invaders" located in the Victory Park in Riga against the backdrop of contour images of the architectural buildings of Riga, below - the horizontal inscription: "15 ОКТЯБРЯ 1944 г.", at the top along the edge - the inscription: "РИГА".
MMD, 2016 2,000,000 - Unknown


A promotional campaign by American carrier T-Mobile that entices smart phone users to turn in their BlackBerry handsets for a new iPhone got the goat of the CEO the Waterloo-based phone maker yesterday.
In a blog post yesterday in the Inside BlackBerry site, John Chen made it clear he was miffed by T-Mobile's emailed offer last week targeted at BlackBerry users on its network which asked customers to trade-in their devices for Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ:AAPL) latest iPhone 5S.
A number of BlackBerry users did not appreciate T-Mobile's offer as well and took to social media outlets to express their displeasure.
He also told BlackBerry users on the T-Mobile network that the Canadian phone maker is working on a special offer for them.
Chen ended his post with a reminder to T-Mobile of their business relationship.


Holly Reginald is a scientist, and one of the main villains in The Experiment. I struggled to find a name for her for a while. I looked through our baby name book, possibly one of the most tattered books in our house, in search of a name. I decided her last name would be Reginald, and I thought at first that her first name would be Anatola. However, thinking about that name, I decided I wanted to use it for an orphan girl in a story inspired by L. M. Montgomery's books instead (and no, I haven't written it yet). The first name I thought of after making the decision not to call Miss Reginald 'Anatola' was Holly, and so that became her name. Most of the time I just call her Miss Reginald, though.
One of Miss Reginald's lines has been in my mind since long before I began to write The Experiment. I thought of it then, and still do, as the sort of line that would be played in all the trailers if it was a movie: ". . . he is my pet project. To see what kind of a monster I can create." I was determined to work it in somehow, and I did.
Miss Reginald's character underwent some last minute changes about two months ago. One of my test readers pointed out how she unrealistically rambled on and on to no one about her evil schemes. I admittedly have great difficulty writing villains, so I was glad that this reader pointed out ways to make her more realistic. It was difficult for me to figure her out, to learn her motivation, and so I wrote an interview with her to learn more about her. You can read that interview here. Miss Reginald is an interesting character, and you can read all about her in The Experiment available tomorrow (though if you want to stalk Amazon and Createspace, you may be able to find it later today:) ).
Georgie is one of the dream characters, in other words, she was in one of the dreams that inspired The Experiment. In the dream, I'm not sure whether or not she was really old, or if, like in the story, it was only Miss Reginald's experiments that made her appear old (though Miss Reginald wasn't in the dream). Georgie is twenty-five years old and sister to Linus Prescott. She isn't actually in the book much, but she is there.
She has few lines to say, but mostly Georgie is one of the reasons they are determined to fight. Anne meets her when Linus takes her to Georgie's room, the only place they can talk without being overheard. Linus is desperate to reverse the experiments on Georgie, but, not being a scientist, he doesn't know how. Whether or not the experiment can be reversed you will have to find out from The Experiment itself, available October 1st. And, starting October 1st, you will have an opportunity to win a free copy of The Experiment!
Edmund and Anne Rubin, probably my favorite characters in The Experiment. After all, Edmund is one of my favorite names for boys. And they have special abilities I really wish I had.
Anne is the youngest Rubin, being eleven years old at the time of the story. She is the only girl, and this causes her chivalrous brothers to be very protective of her. She has an amazing memory, she is able to memorize things at a glance and she doesn't forget. I wish I had a memory like that, though it's not always a good thing. Anyway, Anne is the character I sympathize most with (despite the fact that Audrey, not Anne, is based on me). Her emotional struggles throughout the story are quite intense, she has a temper, and is very determined to save Edmund from Miss Reginald's experiments.
Edmund is twelve years old, and the third oldest of the four Rubins. He is very close to Anne; as she said, they are like twins even though she is a full year younger. Edmund has extraordinarily good senses, which means he has really good hearing, sight, etc. Being extremely nearsighted, I really wish I had eyesight as good as Edmund's. Edmund probably has the worst stuff happen to him of all the characters. Let's just say Miss Reginald's experiments are quite ruthless. I really like Edmund, and so it was just as hard for me as it was for Anne to see miss Reginald experiment on him.
Anne and Edmund's side of the story was it's own story originally, and the final version of it is a lot more like the original than the Raingolds' is. In fact, a little scene at the very end of the book with Anne and Edmund has been in my mind for an incredibly long time, possibly even from the beginning, as have a certain line, and the experiments on Edmund. I can't say much more for fear of giving away spoilers, but their story is one I love.


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The Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software supports the reading of a wide variety of fonts and symbols. You can access low-level parameters with an easy-to-use training interface, adding flexibility and high-speed identification to PC-based vision systems. The OCR software increases system flexibility by giving engineers the power to program applications to read unique symbols and fonts, including OCR A, OCR B and SEMI font, created by processes such as character stamping, laser etching and ink jet printing. Many industries benefit from these capabilities, for example automotive for reading text on machine stamped parts, semiconductor for wafer identification and pharmaceutical for packaging labels and lot codes.
The tool can be linked to a co-ordinate system updated by a fast geometric match so that the location of the tool can be dynamically updated it the target moves within the field of view.
Support for OCR-A nad OCR-B.
Supports multiple applications in same operation.
Compare against a file for variable printing applications.
Choose to fail or pass on read verification.


Undivided Interest:Ownership of real estate by joint tenants or tenants in common under the same title.
Uniform Commercial Code (UCC):Standardized set of guidelines protected by law that set down how business transactions must be conducted.
Unseasoned:A lease or note that has had few, if any, payments made.
Usury:The charging of more interest than is allowed by law.


We are excited to invite you to celebrate with us the beginning of the first … We'll be a good time together … a word.
We joined in an experience of unity and wholeness with one consciousness. We at Inga-Dingo believe that the world (which is a microcosm of the universe) is an experience of communication. The word "dingo" symbolizes the body of humana (which is connected with feelings and feelings), and the word "Inge" symbolizes the soul (which speaks through words and emotions), and the cross is a symbol of the higher consciousness that binds everything and all of us together.
The Artist of rap and frenzy – Guido – GIDO MAN! Perform his hits and host me to sing two.


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Q: What database should I use to create a webmail service like gmail? I planned to use python for my frontend with django framework.
But for backend, I have no idea which database I should use.
Since it involves plenty of reads and writes can someone point me in the correct direction?
By the way I read it in this blog like this
MySQL is what you get when application developers build an RDBMS.
PostgreSQL is what you get when database developers build an application development platform.
MongoDB is what you get when GUI developers build an RDBMS.

A: I second Craig Ringer's recommendation of IMAP.  It's already got all the relevant standards built in.
If you're determined to proceed with creating a webmail client/email server architecture written as a web client with a database server rather than pre-written email server back end, I'd look at how Exchange has historically handled mail databases.  Example links include this description of 5.5 (old), this newer description, and this overview.

A: On a similar project I simply went with Solr for its full-text search. Email doesn't really need all the relational features of MySQL or other relational databases.


You can imagine my surprise when, presenting my portfolio in fashion photography, the committee decided that my body of work was good enough not only to get the Associateship, but also the Fellowship, the highest level achievable!
"... Fellow (FBIPP) - often recognised as the highest vocational qualification within the profession, Fellowship of the Institute is an outstanding achievement. A unique style and a discerning quality is expected…."
Although no award can substitute any confirmation and success on business practice, what I just achieved, other than a personal satisfaction, is a great injection of optimism and confidence that certainly pushes to go ahead with my work, improving every day more on creative ideas, project organisation and client care.
A big thanks to Chris Harper, Kevin Wilson, Jo Scott, David Wheeler and Bryn Griffiths, the BIPP committee, for their time spent in assessing my work and for this unexpected yet wonderful result.


In the early 1990s, Key Advertising was approached to generate more business from corporate travelers in the San Diego/Arizona representative's region. Until that point, the representative was networking and using the phone. We decided to develop a monthly newsletter to stay in front of the representative's accounts every month and keep them informed with interesting content (yes, even then Key Advertising was big on content marketing). In advertising terms, repetition is extremely valuable. When your image and messages are repeated, customers will always remember you and always know you are there.
After a few months, the representative reported that she'd never been busier with corporate travel and that her workload was easier in that she didn't have to actively reach out as much to generate business.


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"I'm bit annoyed at people saying they thought I lost" – Pimblett
After UFC 282, Paddy Pimblett dismissed his critics as "haters" and refuted charges that his victory over Jared Gordon was a "robbery."
Most spectators, analysts, and competitors were taken aback by the outcome of the lightweight battle between the Liverpool native and the American Gordon in Las Vegas on Saturday. The fight was decided by unanimous decision. Pimblett, who is 27 years old, was out grappled and outstruck for the entirety of their fight's third and final round. However, the co-main event was judged in Pimblett's favor by all three judges, who gave him a score of 29-28 on each scorecard.
Pimblett scoffed at the notions put forth by interviewer Joe Rogan that the bout had been competitive during the post-fight interview, and he was adamant about maintaining this point of view after the fight.
"I'm bit annoyed at people saying they thought I lost," Pimblett said. "I think that's just because people hate me. I'm pretty annoyed to be honest, but I'm 4-0 in the UFC. Haters are going to hate, you've got to get on with it.
"It's not as thought it was a split-decision victory, but I'll be honest: I thought I won the first two [rounds], and I took the third round off. It's my own stupid fault; you should never take a round off, thinking you're two rounds up. It goes without saying.
"Nowadays, fights get scored off damage, and I've got a cut lip – that's it. I did more damage in every single round. His face is beat up, he's got a busted nose, he had a little cut on his head, he had damage around his eyes.
"The control time… In the last round, yeah, he controlled me against the fence, but he didn't do anything with it. I think I was landing the better knees and little short shots in those positions, when he had me pushed against the cage."
Paddy had previously competed in the UFC three times, and in each of those bouts, he had won through knockout. He knocked out Luigi Vendramini in 2021 before submitting Rodrigo Vargas and Jordan Leavitt this year, with the latter two victories coming in both 2022 editions of UFC London. The first victory came through knockout, while the subsequent two came via submission.
In March, the O2 Arena in London will play host to the return of the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) promotion, while the United Kingdom will host a UFC pay-per-view event for the first time in six years.
Pimblett has stated that he intends to go on vacation in January, so he would not have much time to finish a weight cut for the London event. The Liverpudlian is known to put on a large amount of weight between fights.