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Ind. 111 will be closed near the Corydon Pike intersection by the state on Dec. 3 for railroad repair work.
Though the city doesn't control that portion of the road, New Albany Street Department Commissioner Mickey Thompson announced the shutdown Tuesday so that motorists and businesses would have ample time to prepare for the closure.
"This is just a courtesy to us to let us know they're going to close it," Thompson said of the notification from the state.
Also Tuesday, the Board of Public Works and Safety approved a detour map proposed by the Indiana Department of Transportation, as motorists will be diverted to Water Street to loop around the construction and connect back with Ind. 111.
Board members, including Warren Nash, expressed concern with how the closure will affect traffic flow and businesses along the busy road.
"That will be chaotic," he said.
The road leads to the Horseshoe Casino in Harrison County and typically carries a heavy load of traffic daily. The closure will affect the direct route to the casino, but motorists will still be able to access the riverboat by following the detour signs.
INDOT inferred in its notification that it plans to finish all construction Dec. 3, Thompson said. But he added the exact times of the closure weren't announced, so motorists should be prepared to use the detour route for the entire day.
Beechwood signal work approved
The city moved forward Tuesday with a street signal and curb project for the Beechwood Avenue and Charlestown Road intersection that will be primarily funded with federal money.
The three-way traffic signal at the intersection will be replaced.
A few more months of design work is anticipated but the project should start next summer, said Carl Malysz, director of Community Housing Initiatives for the city. Malysz presented the plan to the board of works on behalf of the administration. He said the project should move quickly in part because it will not require any right-of-way purchases.
A contractor for the work will still have to be selected, but Malysz estimated the project should be wrapped up by the end of 2013.
"This is one we can get done in a relatively timely manner," he said.
Federal money is covering 90 percent of the project, as a $405,000 agreement was approved by the board of works that will help usher the release of the funds. The city will be responsible for about $45,000 as a local match toward design, construction and inspection of the work.
Malysz said the project is needed because the signal is antiquated and thus the light and direction changes don't always coincide with the traffic flow.
Along with the addition of some pedestrian features, Malysz said the project will also encompass the installation of new curbs at the intersection.
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The name of Pernambuco State's original capital means "beautiful," and this must have been what came to mind when the first Europeans stood atop the forested hills and gazed at ocean and beach spread out before them. Today the town's natural beauty is complemented by colonial buildings painted in a rainbow of colors, making it a stunning slice of the old Northeast.
Founded by the Portuguese in 1535, Olinda was developed further by the Dutch during their brief turn at running Pernambuco in the 1600s. The narrow cobblestone streets of this UNESCO World Cultural Site curve up and down hills that, at every turn, offer spectacular views of both Recife and the Atlantic. The scenery is just as nice up close: many houses have latticed balconies, heavy doors, and stucco walls. The zoning laws are strict, resulting in a beautiful, compact city that artists, musicians, and intellectuals have made their own.
The city center is hilly but fairly easy to explore by foot. You may want to hire a guide to help provide some historical background on the city and its principal sites. Look for the official guides (they have ID cards and bright orange or blue T-shirts) who congregate in the Praça do Carmo. They are former street children, and half the R$45 fee for a full city tour goes to a home for kids from the streets.
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BEREA — A resident in the 800 block of Ridgewood Drive reported Thursday that upon arriving home, the front door of the house was open and several items were missing. Estimated loss was $650.
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• A person reported by phone Saturday that he was in Michigan but had recently been in Berea. He said some of his checks were stolen from his camper while it was parked at the Berea Walmart.
Other thefts:
• An employee of the Madison County Public Library, Berea branch, reported Thursday that a woman removed three CDs from their cases and took them from the library. The estimated loss is $40.
• A complainant reported March 26 that his vehicle, worth $5,500, was stolen from the parking lot of America's Best Value Inn during the night.
• A complainant reported March 26 that the heating and air unit was stolen from a business in the 500 block of Glades Road. Estimated loss is $900.
Misdemeanor arrests
Between March 27 and Saturday, Berea police reported arresting two people on misdemeanor charges, including one person for operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol (first offense) and one person for theft by unlawful taking for allegedly stealing merchandise worth a total of $218.20 from Walmart.
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The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office confirmed today that the body found yesterday in the Chestnut Hill Reservoir is, in fact, missing Boston College Student and West Newton resident Franco Garcia.
According to a press release issued Thursday afternoon by the DA's office, state pathologists "conclusively identified" the body as Garcia. Garced worked at the CVS Pharamcy on Harvard Street in Waltham.
Garcia's body , seven weeks after he went missing from a Cleveland Circle Bar.
The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has not yet ruled on the official cause or manner of death, the press release said, pending further toxicological testing.
However, the examination revealed that Garcia did not have any broken bones or other serious injury. Those findings, along with the items found on the body such as cash and other personal effects, "are consistent with an accidental fall into the water."
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Located in Terminal 2 at Charles de Gaulle Airport, this 4-star hotel has direct access to high-speed trains to Brussels and Paris; Parc des Expositions is 10 minutes away by train.
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The hotel has a fitness centre and a sauna, as well as a casual brasserie, a bar, and a gourmet restaurant. A range of body and beauty care is available at the hotel's Kitao Spa.
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The five-floor Sheraton Paris Airport Hotel Charles De Gaulle features an efficient concierge desk, meeting rooms, a fitness center, and a sauna. The business center offers with computers and Internet access. The hotel is wheelchair accessible.
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Les Etoiles - Gourmet French cuisine is served at lunch and dinner in this tasteful restaurant. A large selection of international wines is available.
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- Place flour in a large bowl. Sprinkle in the chopped butter; rub butter into the flour until it resembles bread crumbs. Stir in the grated cheese. Sprinkle water over the flour mixture, a teaspoon at a time, stirring lightly with a fork. Add just enough water to allow the dough form a ball and cleanly leave the sides of the bowl. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap, and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes.
- Preheat an oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Roll out dough, and place in a 9 inch pie/quiche pan. Use a fork to prick holes over the bottom of the pastry.
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This came together quickly in my Kitchen Aid mixer, I just cut the butter into bitty pieces before adding to the flour. I used this for a bottom crust for a homemade pot pie, using garlic mashed potatoes as a top crust. Turned out great. Next time, I'll not wait until the last minute and make the pie dough in the morning. The longer this crust sits in the fridge, the less likely it is to warm under hot hands. Great recipe! This crust is so flaky and tender.
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This was an amazing crust. The secret to it is the butter. I used a shredded parmesan cheese to add to the crust and it was simply amazing! I agree with Zedar....there isn't enough crust. I used Pampered Chef deep dish pans and it was really close. If you're expecting to made a beautiful fluted shell, it's not going to happen the way the recipe is presently. I will add 1/4 cup more flour, 2 more tablespoon of butter and enough water for it to get it to a ball stage. The taste and flakiness complimented the spinach quiche and ham quiche that I made this evening for dinner. Both crust turned golden brown, and I didn't prebake the crust. I will use this recipe again as I experiment with some different quiche recipes that I am trying out on my family. Thanks for sharing Joanna! :)
THANK YOU for this recipe!! This is my new secret weapon when making quiches. My other secret weapon is sticking to Julia Child's recipe for quiche! I've made this twice now, and once I used havarti instead of cheddar, as that's what I had on hand. The havarti gave the crust a lovely, delicate taste, but beware: Since havarti has a high moisture content, you don't need as much water. Also, here's a tip for everyone: If you freeze the butter briefly (maybe 10 minutes or so, no longer!) before cutting into small pieces, it makes it much easier.
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Amount Per Serving (6 total)
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- 20%
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- 4%
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- 6%
- Cholesterol
- 35 mg
- 12%
- Sodium
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- 4%
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Being underdogs against a Springfield-area power in the playoffs is nothing new to the Althoff Crusaders, who face three-time defending state champion Rochester in the Class 4A quarterfinals Saturday.
Saturday's game: Althoff (7-4) at Rochester (10-1), 4 p.m. (www.wcvs.com; WCVS-FM 96.7).
Even though both teams were 11-0 when Althoff met Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin in the 2002 Class 5A quarterfinals, Griffin was the decided favorite.
But Althoff traded touchdowns with the Cyclones and won the game 35-31 on a 19-yard touchdown pass from Brian Hampton to Matt Lauber with 25 seconds remaining.
"There weren't very many people giving us a chance to win it," said Lauber, now an assistant coach for the Crusaders who had eight catches for 180 yards that day. "We didn't have the big names and didn't have the big schools coming to look at us. But we fought to the end."
Althoff coach Ken Turner was an assistant coach for Glenn Schott on the 2002 squad.
"That was a strong-minded football team," Turner said. "I remember the magnitude of the win, how packed it was, two legendary coaches were going at it."
Big hill to climb: It will take a similar all-out effort to knock off Rochester. The Rockets have a 17-game playoff winning streak and have lost only four times on the field since 2009.
In a 56-28 second-round win at Mater Dei last week, Rochester running back Drake Berberet had 192 yards rushing and three TDs. Mater Dei quarterback Sam Toennies was under siege, held to minus-44 yards rushing in the first half.
"Winning breeds success and they've been very successful over the last few years," Turner said. "We need to work on our game plan, whether it's Rochester or anyone else. It's really us trying to combat the scheme that they're bringing and with that scheme, they bring a huge amount of confidence.
"It's a well-oiled machine right now and they're confident in what they're doing."
Rochester coach Derek Leonard knows about Althoff's proud football past, which includes three state titles and a second-place finish last year in 2A.
"Althoff has that tradition, too," he said. "It's a lot older and longer (than ours) and it's a proud tradition, too."
What to watch for: Rochester has a dominant offensive line and running attack led by Berberet, yet quarterback Robbie Kelley has thrown for more than 2,000 yards.
Althoff wants to spread the ball to its playmakers and relies on record-setting senior quarterback Eric Mertens.
"Their quarterback's got a good arm, he can make every throw," said Leonard, the son of Griffin's Hall of Fame coach Ken Leonard. "You just can't let him sit back there and find people, so we've got to get pressure on him. Yards after the catch will be big, too.
"If you let them run and get out in the open and give the quarterback time, it will be a long game."
Rochester's quick climb: Rochester did not collect its first football playoff victory until 2001. The Rockets have won the last three 4A state titles while becoming a model program everyone else in 4A is trying to catch or emulate.
"Sometimes people don't appreciate it or sit back and take it for what it is," Leonard said. "They kind of start assuming that it's just going to happen. I know how long my dad had to wait just to get to a state championship game, all the breaks and what it takes just to win one state championship.
"I know how hard this is and how hard it is to win a quarterfinal game, and to win a semifinal game and to win a state championship. It's not easy."
Althoff players to watch: QB Eric Mertens (187-of-322, 2,745 yards, 32 TDs, 12 Ints.); WR-DB Keenen Young (68 catches, 954 yards, 9 TDs; 44 tackles, 2 Ints.); RB Malik Easley (105 carries, 508 yards, 6 TDs; 17 catches, 221 yards, 3 TDs); RB-WR Dennis Jackson (89 carries, 440 yards, 2 TDs; 24 catches, 351 yards, 5 TDs); LB Aaron Medina (139 tackles, 1 sack); LB Bret Silvestri (106 tackles, 5 sacks, 2 Ints.)
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Upcoming Film Scores is reporting confirmation from Walt Disney Pictures that electronic music duo Daft Punk will be providing the score for the entire Tron 2.0 / TR2N film.
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MOM'S Old Fashioned Cinnamon Raisin Oatmeal Cookies and a little History on our Family
So enough about my feelings on mom's, grandma's, and originality, she lives on through her teachings and cooking, it's as close to what some remember as we can get here, keep looking its out there somewhere, and kept experimenting you'll get there~ for the love of family and cooking!... Thanks for reading~
Her cookie recipe:
Mom use to tell me the trick was to start out soaking the raisins in hot water till they plump before adding them. This time I did it, they actually seem to keep the cookies fresh longer, soft and chewy, these were delicious.
A simple easy cookie I always think why not for breakfast it's healthy there's oatmeal in them!
When I was a kid I actually hated raisins, so she cut this batch in half and added chocolate chips to one half and raisins in the other.. if you have picky eaters, like I was, you won't be sorry these are an awesome cookie!
Old Fashion Cinnamon Raisin Oatmeal Cookies
1 1/4 cups sugar
1/2 cup butter or margarine, softened
1/3 cup molasses
2 eggs
2 cups quick-cooking oats
1 2/3 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup raisins( place in a bowl with hot water for around 1/2 hour then drain optional)
or 1 cup chocolate chips
Heat oven to 375°F. In large bowl, stir together sugar, butter, molasses and eggs. Stir in remaining ingredients except raisins until well blended. This is where you can split the batter into two bowls, add chocolate chips to one and raisins to the other. Stir in preferred blend. Even split I add a cup of each.
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Forever stuck in a hole of a dropping KD/Accuracy %.acrididae Apr 22, 2012 5:20 PM
So, though the emergency TU did absolutely nothing for matchmaking or game play, I've foudn that turning my map packs off got me in games faster. Cool, right? Well, not so much. Still dealing with lag, and thought I'd just take advantage of some of that Double XP to at least prestige and get to level 20, to have specialist, and be set for when stuff gets fixed.
Well, Guess what my highest level gun is right now? The freakin' KSG at lvl 6. I'm Lvl 20 and my highest gun level is 6. My medicine's helped me keep my cool, and I've even started to just shrug the fact that my KD dropped drastically, seeing as how three weeks ago, I've maintained a 1.110 average. Which, You all on the forums are like,"Damn noob." But to me, that's pretty good for me seeing as how I don't really play FPS games much. But now within ten games, I went from 1.096 all the way down to 1.081.
I'd like to see if maybe Ban Candy or whomever at activision can reset those stats due to them working on their lag compensation, but that's basically a tough S*** moment, I'm aware. But seriously. What if this game never gets fixed? I have to just swallow my pride and trade it in to some shitty ass gaming store that will make double the profit on what they'll give me for the game, or try my luck on a raigslist and deal with creepers? I shouldn't have to. I mean, I play black ops, and though the lag comp is kwonky to use an odd term to say it, but for the most part, it's really more managable then mw3 is. I at least maintain my 24.15% accuracy on there with out it constantly going down .5 points every game because of this lag comp. I mean, As a shitty gamer playing black ops as my first CoD MP since I had gotten an xbox about 3 years ago, but you know, it's really ruining the fun for me.
I really know when I'm bested, I really do, and I accept that as a challenge to try to better myself. But if everything's dead on, or grenades aren't even going off, stun grenades never go off, grenade lock ons follow a piece and just don't even acknowledge it even hit it, it just really pisses me off and sets me off, and it makes me think that's primarily the onyl reason why activision comes out with tehse games. Just to piss the **** off of people. lol This is my second rant, and I'm sure there will be trolls to just say I suck. And I'll admit, I'm not that great a player. Hell, with Blops being my first one, I'm 0.66 KDR. But I still go 1-2.0KD in every game on there now compared to constantly going in the negative, or barely breaking even in the games.
I just really would like to hope the devs plan on fixing it. I mean, I know they SAY they are fixing it, but I mean, I've played BIoshock 2's MP and was into their forums as well, and was told that they'd update a lobby matchmaking for people who bought the mp map pack for it so people could play it. and what happened there? They lead us on to believe it will happen, and then they wait two months of us waiting before saying,"Sorry, our team is focusing on other projects, and we won't be able to help you. Sorry you wasted your ten dollars, and we can't do anything for you to give you anything back." Which is exactly why I don't really support any 2K MP programs anymore. I enjoy the CoD Series. I used to hate it, and seeing as how I have seizures and I play the games on an SD TV and I have doctor permision to play these games is wonderful.
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I'd like to hope you devs are working hard on fixing the matchmaking so I can enjoy the DLC I bought, and at least make the lag comp a little more tolerable. Forget balancing the guns and stuff, you did what you could, and it's enough for now. Focus on the connection issues before you focus on gameplay mechanics. And whoever reads this, I'm sorry you read this long rant, as you'll probably be miffed and just want to try tearing me a new one on wasint your time, but I've got no one else to rant to, and this is perfect for me. So, if you click on it and read it, and want to ***** to me about it, just go on and think to yourself...You were the one who clicked on this forum post to see what had to have been said by another forum member ******** about the game.
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All M.D. students at the Penn State College of Medicine must complete an approved Medical Student Research (MSR) project. Research done prior to entrance into the College of Medicine will not exempt students from the MSR project. Students participating in a dual degree program such as: MD/PhD, MD/MBA, or MD/MS, will typically be able to fulfill the requirement for the MSR as part of his or her dual degree requirements.
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MSR Proposals
All MSR Proposals must be submitted by August 31 of the student's third year (i.e., the beginning of the student's third year). Third-year students who have not submitted an MSR Proposal by the August 31 deadline will not be eligible to register for fourth year classes.
MSR Final Reports
All MSR Final Reports must be submitted by December 23 of the student's fourth year. Fourth-year students who have not submitted a Final Report by December 23 will not be able to undertake away rotations in January until the Report is received.
Specific deadline dates for each class can be found here.
Research Advisor Responsibilities
It is the responsibility of research advisor to provide guidance as well as intellectual and material support for MSR projects. Medical students should not be sent on low-yield "fishing trips" or asked to develop new methodologies. MSR projects should be thoroughly discussed by the student and advisor so that they agree upon the project goals, a realistic timetable, and division of responsibilities, all of which should be described in the MSR Proposal. Considerations such as clearance of the project by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) and/or Animal Resource Facility are ultimately the responsibility of the research advisor, however, student participation provides a valuable learning experience.
The MSR Proposal Research Advisor Form must be completed and signed by the Research Advisor, and included with the student's Proposal submission.
Financial Assistance
Full-time employment during the summer may be supported by work-study funds or wage payroll from a sponsor's grant or department if the research supervisor is willing and able to do so.
In addition, several MSR awards are offered each spring. A description of the various awards, along with application information is sent to all first and second year students in mid-February of each year. (Additional Information is here.) The due date for applications is the first week of April, and awards are announced in the first week of May. Titles of projects receiving scholarships in the past are here (scroll down).
The MSR Committee
Members of the Committee are available for advice and consultation at any step of the project.
Proposals and Reports are typically assigned for review within one week of submission. Our goal is to provide a decision on Proposals in 3-4 weeks, although it can take longer.
Reports are first submitted to the research advisor for evaluation, and then are reviewed by the Medical Student Research Committee. The MSR Committee has no control over the research advisor review, which can delay MSR Committee review; Medical Student Research Committee review generally takes 4-6 weeks; times can be longer, especially in the spring when the Committee is occupied with other MSR-related activities, and in the summer when folks may be on vacation.
Students are notified of the results of the reviews by letter and email, and are advised to retain a copy for their records.
Special Requirements for Human Subjects Research
ALL MSR research involving human participants conducted by Penn State Medical Students MUST be reviewed by the Penn Stated Hershey Institutional Review Board (IRB) before interactions with the subjects can begin; this is Penn State policy, and required by federal rules and regulations carrying the weight of law. Violations of these rules and regulations are a serious matter, and can put all human subjects research at Penn State Hershey in jeopardy.
Human research is any interaction with humans that involves data collection and analysis. This includes questionnaires, surveys, interviews, focus groups, etc., as well as scientific studies of normal or abnormal physiology and development, studies that evaluate the safety, effectiveness, or usefulness of a medical product, procedure, or intervention, and studies that involve any invasive procedures. Research in medical education that you intend to report publicly (for example, in an MSR Final Report) does require IRB approval.
The rules and regulations governing human subjects research can be complex and confusing. Your research advisor should be your primary source of information. Students desiring guidance with the IRB application process may receive individualized assistance by appointment from the Human Subjects Protection Office (717-531-5687). Specific questions can be directed to Dr. Kathleen Hay, Associate Director of the Human Subjects Protection Office: firstname.lastname@example.com
Penn State Hershey Human Subjects Protection Office website: http://pennstatehershey.org/web/irb/home
Human subjects research educational requirements must be met by key research personnel, including medical students working on their MSR Project, for ALL type of human research - this includes projects categorized as "expedited" or "exempt" research. Current human research protection education requirements (effective January 1, 2012) can be found here.
Additional Information required for human subjects research conducted at non-PSU sites
As a Penn State student working on a graduation requirement, any human subjects research conducted to fulfill your MSR requirement must receive IRB approval from BOTH the host institution where the research will be conducted, as well as by the Penn State Hershey IRB. To receive Penn State Hershey IRB approval, please submit the following documents in a single email to the Human Subjects Protection Office at firstname.lastname@example.com. In the Subject line state: MSR Project - YOUR NAME - Attention Dr. Kathy Hay
1. A copy of the MSR proposal
2. A copy of the IRB approval from the other institution
3. A copy of an email or letter from the principal investigator at the other site stating that he/she agrees to supervise your work on your IRB-approved project.
You must receive Penn State Hershey approval before initiating any work with human subjects or data.
Access to patient records stored in PowerChart
If you need to access patient records stored in PowerChart™ for your IRB-approved human subjects research project, you will need access to Connected™. Students in their 3rd and 4th year have access as part of their clerkships, and no additional action is required. Students in their 1st or 2nd year with IRB-approved MSR projects can apply for access by completing the following two steps:
1. Complete Connected™ training (you will only need to do this once as a medical student).
a. When you have successfully completed training, go to the Office of Medical Education and ask for a "Training Verification Form"; the library will not release your Password without this form
2. Complete and submit an IT Account Request Form
a. Download the IT Account Request Form to request permission to use Powerchart: http://infonet.hmc.psu.edu/it/services/accounts/accountmanagement/account%20request%20form.pdfb. Complete the IT Account Request Form as follows:i. Page 11. Section 1: Check "New user"
2. Section 2: Check "Connected/Powerchart" and "DocFinity/Intraviewer"
3. Section 3: Complete personal informationii. Page 2 - Deleteiii. Page 3 – Section C: for Department, enter "HIS;" for Group, enter "MRVIEW"iv. Page 3 – Section D: select "Research Staff" from the drop-down menu.v. Print out the form and complete Section 41. Sign and Date as applicant
2. Have your Research Supervisor sign and date as "authorized Signature"c. Submit Pages 1 and 3 of the IT Account Request Form to Account Management using ONE of the following methods:i. Scan and email to firstname.lastname@example.com (after all signatures are complete)
ii. Fax to 717-531-0261
iii. Deliver to drop box in the George T. Harrell Library
iv. Interoffice mail to Account Management, mail code HS80d. When you are informed that your application has been processed, take your Training Verification Form to the library to retrieve your information packet.
Access to paper patient records (older patient records)
If you need to access older paper patient records for your IRB-approved human subjects research project, you will need to complete three steps:1. Complete Connected Training as described above (if you have not done so; see step 1).
2. Complete and submit an IT Account Request as described above (See step 2), requesting access only to Docfinity/Intraviewer in Section 2 and completing only Section C – DocFinity / Intraviewer (as described above).====
3. Have your Medical Student Research proposal form signed by the Supervisor of Record Storage and Retrieval (Bobbie Ginder, x8038)
Human Subjects Research: What Is Required and Why"Download the PowerPoint Presentation
Qualitative Research
College of Medicine Medical Student Research Qualitative Research Guidelines
Qualitative methods of research examine a variety of empirical (i.e. observable and measurable) events that capture both the everyday and extraordinary aspects of an individual's life. Examples include but are not limited to: in-depth analysis of case studies or life stories, conduct and interpretation of single or group interviews, in-depth examination of artifacts, cultural texts and productions, and observational, analysis of historical events, interactional processes, and visual texts. Qualitative studies are usually more hypothesis generating (inductive) than hypothesis testing (deductive).
Medical students are welcome to propose high-quality qualitative research projects to fulfill their Medical Student Research requirement. As with all Medical Student Research projects, this project must be related to medicine or medical practice.
Qualitative research projects must include the following information:
· A clear statement of an appropriately focused Research Question (see example below)
· A description of the data collection methods, and a justification for the proposed approach. Examples of data collection methods include:
- Focus groups
- Individual interviews
- Ethnographic methods
· A copy of your research plan, including interview guide (at least a first draft) or materials for data collection
· A description of the initial data analysis plan, and time line. This description should address issues such as criteria for reaching saturation, reliability and validity, triangulation (i.e., multiple reviewers) and member checking (as appropriate)
Sample Research Questions
An unfocused research question
This study answers the question:
Do boys and girls play differently?
A focused research question
This study will use participant observation to answer the question:
Are there gender differences in the types of playacting games engaged in by kindergarten students during free time?
Other Important Information
Qualitative research projects typically incorporate an "analytic team". MSR qualitative research projects should have a team of at least three members: the student, the advisor, and one other person.
As with all MSR projects, students are expected to work on individual projects. However, students working on different research questions from the same data set may serve on each other's analytic team.
For a scholarly introduction to qualitative research, see:
Users' Guides to the Medical Literature: A Manual for Evidence-Based Clinical Practice (2nd edition), Part B
Chapter 11.5. Qualitative Research
by Mita Giacomini and Deborah J. Cook
Special Requirements for MSRs Abroad
Medical Student Research Projects outside the US are encouraged.
In addition to the standard MSR policies and deadlines, all MSR projects in foreign countries must receive approval from the Penn State Hershey Global Health Center.
Click here to download a flowchart describing the approval process for international MSR Projects.
To discuss specific issues regarding MSRs abroad, please contact The Global Health Center:
- Email: email@example.com
- Phone: 717-531-8187
Important HSPO information regarding Human Subjects research abroad
Students must contact the Penn State Hershey Human Subjects Protection Office (HSPO) at least 6 months before the planned trip, and submit their IRB protocol at least 3 months before departure to ensure that they will receive approval in time.
The IRB must review and approve research conducted outside the United State of America by PSU students, even if the foreign research receives no U.S. governmental funding. Such collaborative research activities must meet ethical standards similar to those required at PSU. The IRB may approve such research, provided it determines that (1) the research conforms to proper codes of ethics (e.g., the Declaration of Helsinki or the Belmont Report) and (2) the research is approved by the local ethical review authority. Requirements for the informed consent process will follow the laws and customs of the country in which the research is being conducted. If a U.S. department or agency funds the research, then it is probable that the foreign research site will need to file a Federal Wide Assurance (FWA) application through OHRP.
General guidance on important IRB issues in international human subjects research can be found in the University Park Office of Research Protections "Guideline II, International Research Involving Human Participants":
Additional questions can be directed to Dr. Kathleen Hay, Associate Director of the Human Subjects Protection Office: firstname.lastname@example.com
Exemption Requests (only applies to graduating class of 2015)
Students who have participated in hypothesis-driven biomedical research prior to entering medical school may petition the MSR Committee for Exemption. To be eligible for consideration of an exemption, the student must submit one of the following:
• A doctoral or master's thesis in the biomedical sciences
• A published peer-reviewed paper in the biomedical sciences on which the student is a co-author status on a research project (meeting reports do not qualify)
• An extensive undergraduate research project in the biomedical sciences culminating in an honors or senior thesis
Masters degree holders who did not complete a thesis may have their capstone project considered for an exemption provided it meets the regular standards for a Medical Student Research project (i.e., a hypothesis-driven research project in the biomedical sciences).
Please note that not all masters capstone projects or senior or honors theses will qualify for an exemption. To qualify for an exemption, the work must be equivalent to an MSR project; in particular is must:
• Be hypothesis-driven
• Include data collection by the student
• Include data analysis by the student
Descriptive or other non-hypothesis projects are not acceptable.
If you are seeking an exemption based on a published paper…
• If you are the first author of the paper, you may submit a reprint of the article and a completed MSR Exemption Request Form for consideration of an exemption.
• If you are NOT the first author, in addition to a reprint of the article, please also submit a standard Medical Student Research Report (details can be found here) focused on your role in the project along with the MSR Exemption Request Form for consideration of an exemption.
Students seeking exemption must submit all materials to email@example.com by May 31 of the student's first year. The student must submit a completed Medical Student Research Exemption Request form, and a copy of his/her report (report, published paper, thesis, or submitted manuscript). Submissions with incomplete forms or those lacking all required signatures will be returned to the student without review.


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In 1989, Francine Shapiro (1995) noticed that the emotional distress accompanying disturbing thoughts disappeared as her eyes moved spontaneously and rapidly. She began experimenting with this effect and determined that when others moved their eyes, their distressing emotions also dissipated. She conducted a case study (1989b) and controlled study (1989a), and her hypothesis that eye movements (EMs) were related to desensitization of traumatic memories was supported. The role of eye movement had been previously documented in connection to cognitive processing mechanisms. A series of systematic experiments (Antrobus, 1973; Antrobus, Antrobus, & Singer, 1964) revealed that spontaneous EMs were associated with unpleasant emotions and cognitive changes.
There have been 20 published studies that investigated the role of EMs in EMDR. Studies have typically compared EMDR-with-EMs to a control condition in which the EM component was modified (e.g., EMDR-with-eyes-focused-and-unmoving). There have been four different types of studies: (1) case studies, (2) dismantling studies using clinical participants (3) dismantling studies using nonclinical analogue participants, and (4) component action studies in which eye movements are examined in isolation.
Case studies. Four case studies evaluated the effects of adding EMs to the treatment process, and three demonstrated an effect for EMs. Montgomery and Ayllon (1994) found eye movements to be necessary for EMDR treatment effects in five of six civilian PTSD patients. They wrote that the addition of the eye movement component "resulted in the significant decreases in self-reports of distress previously addressed. These findings are reflected by decreases in psycho-physiological arousal" (Montgomery & Ayllon, 1994, p. 228). Lohr, Tolin, and Kleinknecht (1995) reported that "the addition of the eye movement component appeared to have a distinct effect in reducing the level of [SUD] ratings" (p. 149). When Lohr, Tolin and Kleinknecht (1996) treated two claustrophobic subjects, substantial changes in disturbance ratings were achieved only after EMs were added to an imagery exposure procedure that used the brief frequent exposures of EMDR. The fourth study (Acierno, Tremont, Last, & Montgomery, 1994) did not use standard EMDR protocol for phobias, nor the standard procedures for accessing the image, formulating the negative belief, or eliciting new associations. In addition, the client was instructed to relax between sets of EMs until the SUD rating was reduced to baseline, a procedure not used in EMDR. The procedures used in this study did not eliminate the phobia and no effect was found for the EM condition.
Clinical dismantling studies with diagnosed participants. There have been four controlled dismantling studies with PTSD participants, and two studies where participants were diagnosed with other anxiety disorders. These studies have tended to show that EMDR-with-EMs was slightly better than EMDR-with-modification; however such comparisons have not usually been statistically significant, and results are equivocal. For example, Devilly et al. (1998) reported rates of reliable change of 67% for the EM condition, compared to 42% of the non-EM condition; Renfrey and Spates (1994) reported a decrease in PTSD diagnosis of 85% for EM conditions and 57% for the non-EM group. These studies unfortunately are limited by severe methodological problems, including inadequate statistical power. For example, there were seven or eight persons per condition in the Renfrey and Spates (1994) PTSD study. The participants in the other three PTSD (Boudeywns & Hyer, 1996; Devilly et al., 1998; Pitman et al., 1996) studies were combat veterans, who received only two sessions or treatment of only one traumatic memories. Such an inadequate course of treatment produced only moderate effect sizes; therefore a large sample would be required to provide adequate statistical power for the detection of any possible differences between groups. There has yet to be a single rigorous dismantling study with a sample adequate to assess treatment effects.
Clinical dismantling studies with analogue participants. The controlled studies that used analogue participants with nonclinical anxiety found no effect for EMs. There are many problems with these analogue studies, which typically used normal college student participants. The EMDR protocol was often truncated (e.g., Carrigan & Levis, 1999; Sanderson & Carpenter, 1992), resulting in poor construct validity and making interpretation of results problematic. It is also unlikely that the responses of analogue participants can be generalized to persons with chronic PTSD, a disorder that appears resistant to placebo effects (Solomon, Gerrity, & Muff, 1992; Van Etten & Taylor, 1998). Analogue participants responded well to EMDR-without-EMs, a procedure which contains a number of active components. The minimal distress of the analogue participants was relieved with minimal treatment, and the assessment of differences between the EM and nonEM conditions was limited by a floor effect. Consequently it may not have been possible to detect differences between conditions.
Component action studies. Component action studies test EMs in isolation. These studies typically provide brief sets of EMs (not EMDR) to examine their effects on memory, affect, cognition, or physiology. The purpose is to investigate the effects of moving the eyes (not EMDR), and EMs are compared to control conditions such as imaging and tapping. For example, a participant might be asked to visualize a memory image, then to move their eyes for a brief period ,and then to rate the vividness of the image. This permits a pure test of the specific effects of EMs and non-EMs without the added effects of the active ingredients of the other EMDR procedures. The studies have generally used nonclinical participants and a within-subject design, that compares the differences in each individual's responses to the various conditions. This reduces the variance of subjective responding, and eliminates possible floor effects.
Findings from these studies suggest that EMs may have an effect on physiology, decreasing arousal (e.g., Barrowcliff et al., in press; D. Wilson et al., 1996) on attentional flexaility (Kuiken, Bears, Miall & Smitth (2001-2001) and on memory processes, enhancing semantic recall (Christman et al., in press). Four studies (Andrade, Kavanagh, & Baddeley, 1997; Kavanaugh, Freese, Andrade, & May, 2001; Sharpley et al., 1996; van den Hout, Muris, Salemink, & Kindt, 2001) have demonstrated that EMs decrease the vividness of memory images and the associated emotion. No (or minimal) effect has been found for tapping conditions. These studies suggest that EMs may make a contribution to treatment by decreasing the salience of the memory and its associated affect. (See discussion below on mechanisms of action).


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