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Sarah L. Morgan, MD, MS, RD, FADA, FACP, CCD
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Medical Director, UAB Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment Clinic and Bone Densitometry Service
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Birmingham, AL 35294-3408
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Biographical Sketch
Dr. Morgan is Professor of Nutrition Science and Medicine. She currently holds an appointment in the Division of Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham as a Professor of Medicine
Dr. Morgan obtained two bachelor's degrees in nutrition and dietetics and nutrition and dietetics from Iowa State University. She obtained her medical degree from the University of Iowa in 1981 and completed an internship and residency in internal medicine at the University of Iowa in 1984. She completed a post doctoral fellowship in clinical nutrition at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and obtained a master's degree in clinical nutrition at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 1987. She was a faculty member in the UAB Department of Nutrition Sciences and a professor Nutrition Sciences and Medicine until December 2010. In January 2011 she moved to the Division of Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology in the University of Alabama in Birmingham. She is the current medical director of the UAB Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment Clinic and the UAB Bone Densitometry Service. The UAB Bone Densitometry Service was accredited by the International Society for Clinical Densitometry in 2011.
Dr. Morgan is a member of the American Dietetics Association, the American Society of Nutrition, The American Society of Bone and Mineral Research and the International Society for Clinical Densitometry. She served as the President for the International Society for Clinical Densitometry from 2011-2012 and current serves on the International Society for Clinical Densitometry Board and is a teacher in the Bone Density Course and the Vertebral Fracture Assessment course.
Dr. Morgan's research interests are around folic acid metabolism during methotrexate therapy for rheumatoid arthritis. Along with Dr. Joseph E Baggott, she described folic acid supplementation during low dose methotrexate therapy as a way to lower the toxicity of low dose methotrexate therapy. She has also been involved in investigations related to the mechanism of action of low-dose methotrexate (i.e. inhibition of AICAR transformylase). She is currently the CO-PI of a R34 grant to plan a larger trial related to the discontinuation of biological agents during methotrexate therapy for RA.
Dr. Morgan also has an interest in research related to dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry and participates in clinical trials related to osteoporosis in the Division of Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology.
Professor of Medicine,Division of Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology
Scientist- Center for Metabolic Bone Disease, Obesity Center, Aging Center, and Arthritis Center
BS (Nutrition and Dietetics), Iowa State University, 1977
BS (Nutrition and Related Sciences), Iowa State University, 1977
MD, The University of Iowa, 1981
Internship and Residence in Internal Medicine, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, 1981-1984
Fellowship (Clinical Nutrition), The University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1984-1986
MS (Nutrition), The University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1987
- C.E. Butterworth Award, UAB - 1986
- Outstanding Young Alumna, Iowa State University, 1991
- Outstanding Young Alumna, UAB Department of Nutrition Sciences, School of Health Related Professions
- Distinguished Achievement Citation, Iowa State University, 1999
- Outstanding UAB Woman Faculty Member, 2001
- Distinguished Alumlnus Award for Achievement, University of Iowa 2007
- UAB School of Health Professions - Member of "Fab 40" - 2009
- Sam Brown Bridge Builder Award, UAB, 2010
- President, International Society for Clinical Densitometry, 2011-2012
Research Description
Dr. Morgan's research program has been focused on methotrexate and folic acid metabolism in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Her work with Dr. Joseph E Baggott and members of the Division of Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology (Drs. Graciela Alarcon, Dr. William Koopman, Dr. S Louis Bridges, and Dr. Laura Hughes) have established the folic acid supplementation during low dose methotrexate therapy for rheumatoid arthritis lowers toxicity without affecting efficacy. Drs Morgan and Baggott have also studied purine metabolism and methotrexate therapy in rat adjuvant arthritis and participate in trials related to methotrexate pharmacogenetics. Dr. Morgan and Dr. Baggott have also investigated the effects of a medical food on osteoarthritis.
Dr. Morgan is currently working on a NIH grant submission with Dr. Jeffrey Curtis related to discontinuation of anti-TNF drugs in individuals in remission of rheumatoid arthritis on methotrexate and an anti-TNF agent.
As the Medical Director of the UAB Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment Clinic, Dr. Morgan has an interest in bone densitometry and clinical trials related to osteoporosis.
Selected Publications
- Morgan SL, Baggott JE, Altz-Smith M. 1987. Folate status of rheumatoid arthritis patients on long-term, low-dose methotrexate therapy. Arthritis Rheum; 30: 1348-56. PMID:3124860
- Morgan SL, Baggott JE, Vaughn WH, Young PK, Austin JV, Krumdieck CL, Alarcón GS. 1990. The effect of folic acid supplementation on the toxicity of low-dose methotrexate treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis Rheum 33: 9-18. PMID: 2405864
- Morgan SL, Baggott JE, Vaughn WH, Austin JS, Veitch TA, Lee JY, Koopman WJ, Krumdieck CL, Alarcón GS. 1994. Supplementation with folic acid during methotrexate therapy of rheumatoid arthritis: results from a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. Ann Intern Med 121: 833-841. PMID:7978695
- Morgan SL, Baggott JE, Lee JY, Alarcón GS. 1998. Folic acid supplementation prevents deficient blood folate levels and hyperhomocysteinemia during long-term, low dose methotrexate therapy for rheumatoid arthritis: Implications for cardiovascular disease prevention. J Rheumatol 25: 441-446. PMID:9517760
- Morgan SL, Baggott JE, Alarcon GS, Bernreuter W, Arani R. 2001. Separation of inflammation and destructive response - MTX affects inflammation and tissue destruction different in the rat AA model, J Rheumatol 28: 1476-81. PMID:11469449
- Goodson T, Morgan SL, Carlee JR, Baggott JE. 2003. The energy cost of adjuvant-induced arthritis in rats. Arthritis Rheum 48: 2979-2982. PMID:14558105
- Morgan SL, Abercrombie W, Lee JY. 2003. Need for precision studies at individual institutions and assessment of size of regions of interest on serial DXA scans. J Clin Densitometry, 6: 97-101. PMID: 12794231
- Morgan SL, Chen DS, Carlee J, Baggott JE. 2004. Effect of methotrexate on bone mineral density and body composition in rat adjuvant arthritis. J Rheumatol 31a;1693-7. PMID:15338486
- Morgan SL, Oster RA, Lee JY, Alarcón GS, Baggott JE. 2004. The effect of folic acid and folinic acid supplements on purine metabolism in methotrexate-treated rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis Rheum 50:3104-3111. PMID:15476202
- Baggott JE, Bridges SL, Morgan SL. 2005. Evidence for two phenotypes in the metabolism of methotrexate to 7-hydroxymethotrexate in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis Rheum 52: 356-358. PMID:15641087
- Morgan SL, Baggott JE. 2006. Medical Foods: Products for the Management of Chronic Diseases. Nutrition Reviews 64: 495-501. PMID:17131945
- Baggott JE, Morgan SL. 2007. Methotrexate and erythro-9-(2-hydroxynon-3-yl) adenine therapy for rat adjuvant arthritis and the effect of methotrexate on in vivo purine metabolism. Euro J Pharm Sci 31: 95-101. PMID:17408934
- Morgan SL, Lopez-Ben R, Nunnally N, Burroughs L, Fineberg N, Tubbs SH, Yester MV. 2008. "Black hole artifacts": a New Potential Pitfall for DXA Accuracy, J Clin Densitometry 11:266-275. PMID:18291695
- Morgan SL, Lopez-Ben R, Nunnally N, Burroughs L, Fineberg N, Tubbs SH, Yester MV. 2008. The effect of common artifacts lateral to the spine on bone mineral density in the lumbar spine. J Clin Densitometry,11:243-249. PMID:18291694
- Mann ML, Thornley-Brown D, Campbell R, Bell E, Feng R, Morgan SL. 2008. The effect of peritoneal dialysate on DXA bone densitometry results in patients with end-stage renal disease. J Clin Densitom 11:532-6. PMID:18809346
- Morgan SL, Baggott JE, Moreland L, Desmond R, Kendrach AC. 2009. The safety of flavocoxid, a medical food, in the dietary management of knee osteoarthritis. J Medicinal Food 12: 1143-1148. PMID:19857081
- Baggott JE, Morgan SL. 2009. Methotrexate catabolism to 7-hydroxymethotrexate in rheumatoid arthritis alters drug efficacy and retention and is reduced by folic acid supplementation. Arthritis Rheum 60:2257-2261. PMID:19644884
- Morgan SL. 2009. Nutrition and bone: it is more than calcium and vitamin D. Women's Health 5: 727-737. PMID:19863475
- Danila MI, Hughes LB, Brown EE, Morgan SL, Baggott JE, Arnett DK, Bridges SL Jr 2010. Measurement of erythrocyte methotrexate polyglutamate levels: ready for clinical use in rheumatoid arthritis? Curr Rheumatol Rep 12: 342-7. PMID:20665136
- Binkley N, Krueger DC, Morgan S, Wiebe D. 2010. Current status of clinical 25-hydroxyvitamin D measurement: An assessment of between-laboratory agreement. Clin Chim Acata 13: 283-91. PMID: 20713030
- Morgan SL, Baggott JE. 2010. Folate supplementation during methotrexate therapy for rheumatoid arthritis. Clin Exp Rheumatol 28 (Suppl 61): S102-109. PMID:21044441
- Pitt MJ, Morgan SL, Lopez-Ben R, Stellman RE, Nunnally N, Burroughs L, Fineberg N. Association of the presence of bone bars on radiographs and low bone mineral density. Skeletal Radiol, 40:905-911. PMID:21243354
- Baggott JE, Gorman GS, Morgan SL. 2011. Phenotypes and circadian rhythm in utilization of formate in purine nucleotide biosynthesis de novo in adult humans. Life Sci. 88(15-16):688-92. PMID: 21324323
- Kiebzak GM, Morgan SL. 2011. Long-term vs. short-term precision of dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry scans and the impact of interpreting change in bone mineral density at follow-up. J Clinical Densitometry 14: 108-115.


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Booth was named AIG vice chairman, transition planning, and chief administrative officer in October. He is responsible for restructuring AIG's corporate center, overseeing the separation of companies being sold by AIG and executing AIG's operational transition to its new organizational structure, in addition to his duties as AIG's chief administrative officer. Booth is currently chair of HSB Group, Inc. He has also held executive positions at Phoenix Home Life Mutual Insurance Company and The Travelers Corporation.
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Daily Encouragement by Daisaku Ikeda
Buddhism teaches that life at each moment embraces all phenomena. This is the doctrine of a life-moment possessing 3,000 realms, which is the Lotus Sutra's ultimate teaching and Buddhism's essence. Because of the profound way our lives interact with people around us, it is vital that we reach out to others, that we be engaged with our environment and with our local community. A self-absorbed practice or theory without action is definitely not Buddhism.<< Yesterday Today Tomorrow >>
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British Colonial Rule and Land Tenure in Esan
This article examines the impact of British colonial rule on land tenure in Esan (Anglicized Ishan), the second major ethnic group in Edo State of Nigeria. Land was very important to the social, political and economic wellbeing of Esan, just like other societies the world over. It was regarded as collective property which everyone could utilize for agriculture and building of houses. Although land was regarded as collective property, individuals owned the plots which they either inherited or acquired. The laid down methods of acquisition and utilization eliminated land disputes throughout the pre-colonial period of Esan history.
By the first decade of the twentieth century, Esan and elsewhere in what is today Nigeria, found themselves under British colonial domination. The British colonial authorities introduced the production rubber and other cash crops into Esan agricultural system in line with their policies of encouraging the production of raw materials for the industries in Europe. The introduction of rubber production especially in plantations thus necessitated the utilization of more land beyond what was hitherto required for the production of food crops. The introduction of plantation system thus altered the land tenure system in Esan as individuals began to lay permanent claims to their rubber plantations to the extent that they began to alienate such land in the guise of selling their rubber trees.
This article therefore examines the role played by British Colonial authorities in the gradual transformation of land from communal to individual ownership in Esan.
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This year, we are getting more and more members and from those members, many have some professional experience, which is really awesome.
For myself, I was familiar with the Freeport city because we've play in it.
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Short name for group B streptococci, a bacteria found in the vaginal area of some women. It is a common cause of infection in newborn infants. Roughly 20 percent of all women in the U.S. carry GBS in their birth canals at delivery. It is not a venereal disease nor is it a sign of ill health or poor hygiene.
Women who harbor GBS in their rectums or birth canals are considered "colonized" with GBS. For most of these women, colonization causes no problems to either the mother or child; however, one to two percent of colonized women deliver babies who develop serious group B strep infection. Unfortunately, it is hard to predict which babies born to colonized mothers will develop infection. The mother is often completely healthy and the pregnancy uncomplicated. Furthermore, infants can acquire this potentially deadly infection before birth and yet appear well or only slightly ill for the first few hours after birth. Group B strep can cause pneumonia, meningitis or overwhelming sepsis in the neonate.
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Well, that was fast. The same day that E! News confirmed that it's over between Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult, J-Law's ex was spotted on what appeared to be a dinner date with Kristen Stewart!
Stewart and Hoult are filming a movie entitled Equals in Tokyo, and they were reportedly spotted getting awfully friendly with each other during a sushi dinner.
No word on whether or not KStew was the cause of Nicholas and Jen's breakup, but she's certainly not above seducing her non-single co-stars, right, Rupert Sanders and Liberty Ross?
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According to Goethe himself, he was born "on the stroke of twelve" on 28 August 1749. Today the Goethe House and Goethe Museum stand on the site of the house in Grosser Hirschgraben where he was born, which has been faithfully restored.
Also open to the public, the writer's study on the second floor is furnished as it was in his time. This is where Goethe wrote 'Götz von Berlichingen', 'Faust' and 'The Sorrows of Young Werther'. The furniture and fittings in the kitchen, living quarters and reception rooms reflect those typical of a middle-class household in the late baroque period.
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Bounty Hotel Kuta is fully of uniqueness and simplicity hotel in Heart of Kuta. Located at the epicenter of the boisterousness of Kuta, however the hotel far away from discomfort. The shady green lovely garden and its pool convert the ambience of the hotel to be full of joy and comfort. Its unique style and great location brought the Bounty Hotel Kuta to be an ideal hotel for doing party.
Bounty Hotel Kuta set in combination design between Balinese and modern architecture make the guest will feel good and pleasant stay. All guest rooms have private terraces overlooking the two pools, garden and sea. For Dinning , the hotel offers a cozy dining place with great food and drink. Refreshing beverages, light snacks and refreshing cocktails are served at Central Sunken Pool Bar.
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The room of this hotel is very nice. All units equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioner, mini bar, cable/Satellite TV, refrigerator, in-house movie and music programs and have plenty of natural light. These will make you unwilling to go out for a moment. And one more, Live music and 24 hour pool-side services more and more make you stand to spend your time at Hotel.
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Perfect for 2 adults with 1 child or a small group of Friends. There are 3 Single Beds or 1 Queen & 1 Single bed. The room sleeps up to 4 Adults with an extra bed.
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On the night Queen Elizabeth scampered back from her Scottish castle to address an angry crowd outside Buckingham Palace – the crowd protesting she hadn't paid enough respect to the memory of Princess Diana, killed in a car crash the week before – Rupert Murdoch was in the newsroom of the London Times. "There's your headline," he told the editor in charge. "Queen Saves Neck!" It was a perfect tabloid headline for a perfect tabloid story.
That Diana, named after the goddess of hunting, should die hounded by a pack of snap-happy paparazzi added a vein of irony to the story of her tragic life. A similar irony informs the scandal engulfing Murdoch. The biter has been bit, a fact clearly on display when Rupert and his son James, arm in arm with their flame-maned employee Rebekah Brooks, were shoved and jostled in a London street by the newshounds of Fleet Street. Hauled before a House of Commons committee, the usually unrepentant mogul looked dented when he uttered the phrase that will litter his obituaries: "This is the most humble day of my life."
His sense of humility didn't last long. Nothing has gone right for Murdoch since that day of shame, yet he quickly regained his old pugilistic self using a medium that perfectly suits his headline-writer's gift, the 140 characters of Twitter. Too cocky to hide behind an amanuensis, Murdoch is back on the attack, railing against "enemies many different agendas, but worst old toffs and right wingers" and vowing revenge. "Seems every competitor and enemy piling on with lies and libels," he tweeted. "Easy to hit back hard, which preparing."
While Rupert fiddles on his iPad, his empire burns. Scotland Yard – which, according to the police themselves, had become a News Corp. subsidiary, leading to the resignation of the police commissioner, the head of counterterrorism and the communications chief – is conducting three parallel investigations into bribery, corruption, phone hacking, computer hacking and witness intimidation by News Corp. employees. Senior policewoman Sue Akers has uncovered "a culture of illegal payments" to police and other public servants, meaning News Corp. may technically have broken the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act that deems bribing foreign officials a criminal act.
The company is paying out millions to the more than 800 victims its reporters and private detectives hacked, then humiliated, among them Tony Blair's wife, Cherie, former interior minister David Blunkett, actor Jude Law and singer Charlotte Church. So far News Corp. has paid $15.6 million to settle 54 lawsuits of the 60 filed by last October.


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I was intrigued by this recipe. There are several dishes featuring mung beans in Chef Ramzi's The Culinary Heritage of Lebanon. All the mung beans recipes are from the North, near Tripoli. This one is a mujaddara, similar to the one made with lentils. In fact, I found dozens of mujaddara recipes, each made with a different type of legume. His recipe was very succinct, and consisted of only four ingredients: mung beans, burgul, olive oil and onions. I figured spices are at one's discretion. I decided to follow the same method as with the mujaddara hamra. The result is delicious. Mung beans are very nutritious too, and it is an easy recipe to make during the week at the spur of the moment.
INGREDIENTS: This quantity will serve up to 6
- 3/4 cup of mung beans
- 1 large onion
- 1 cup of coarse bulgur or burghul
- 1/3 cup of extra-virgin olive oil
- Spices consisting of salt, pepper, ground cinnamon, allspice and cumin (1 teaspoon each, then adjust to your taste)
- Boil the mung beans in 4 cups of water until tender.
- Heat the oil in a skillet and brown the onions till almost caramelized but not burnt.
- Add the bulgur and stir to get all the grains moistened.
- Add the onion and bulgur and oil to the mung beans and stir.
- Add the spices and mix.
- Simmer until the bulgur grains are soft and the mixture has the consistency of porridge.
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Company behind a BitTorrent file-sharing search engine appeals a year-old court order that led to its demise. It was ordered to pay nearly $111 million in damages to the MPAA.
Los Angeles federal court judge also issues a permanent injunction against the former search engine of BitTorrent files.
Attorney for now-defunct search engine says court's decision was an "abuse of discretion" and a "Hollywood public-relations stunt."
Unlike TorrentSpy, which crumpled under the legal costs of fighting copyright battle before getting to trial, IsoHunt is determined to have its day in court.
BitTorrent blames "hostile" privacy and copyright laws in U.S. for leading it to shutter the popular search engine.
Court terminates case, ruling in favor of movie studios in copyright case against popular BitTorrent indexing service TorrentSpy.com.
Studios say company defies court order to turn over server log data. TorrentSpy says it doesn't possess the information because of minor changes it made to its site.
Decision could mean companies may be compelled to turn over RAM data in civil cases. TorrentSpy vows to continue legal fight.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - The application deadline for Arizona's elk and pronghorn antelope hunts has been extended to Thursday evening.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department says high demand for the hunts prevented many people from accessing an online site earlier this week or from completing their application.
Game and Fish spokesman Jim Paxon says the department had planned for high demand but the system still was overwhelmed.
Online and paper applications must be received by 7 p.m. Thursday to be considered. Paxon says postmarks do not count.
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Dell's new laptop will give you high speed surfing any where you go. It will incorporate a chip that will provide access to the high speed wireless EV-DO network (service fee required). Current EV-DO customers must purchase a separate card to access the high-speed network.
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"Everyone dreams of retirement," says two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist and animator Walt Handelsman. "But there's this tension between what we want and what we know is reality."
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Seekin my fame and fortune,
lookin for a pot of gold.
Things got bad,
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This is Alexei Mikhnov, in the uniform of the Scranton Penguins. I have no idea what a 6-5 Russian does in Scranton but it can't be easy fitting in.
Mikhnov's experience in North America was not good. He played in only two NHL games after making the big club last fall:
- October 23: He played 6 shifts and 4:23 against Phoenix.
- December 14: He played 9 shifts and 9:22 against Minnesota.
He spent quite a bit of time in the AHL, 27gp and was 6-12-18. Finally he headed back to the Motherland (well not really, he's from Kiev) to play in the RSL where he went 11gp, 5-2-7 to round out his year. Mikhnov's 07-08 regular season in the RSL is already underway (2gp, 1-1-2) with Yaroslavl Lokomotiv, and Tractor Boy is unlikely to return to Edmonton and the Oilers anytime soon. He remains Oiler property, but only on paper.
Alexei Mikhnov and Jean-Francois Jacques serve as warning for those who make the big league roster but are unable to make it into the lineup. Mikhnov played in October once and when not in game action he practiced and then watched from the pressbox. Jacques had a similar (if less pronounced) experience.
When the players all got together last season, the list of forwards trying to land one of the final four or so spots looked impressive. Here, let's list them off: Jonas Almtorp, Kyle Brodziak, Marc Pouliot, Rob Schremp, Zack Stortini, Patrick Thoresen, Jean Francois Jacques, Alexei Mikhnov, Brad Winchester. I think that's pretty much all of them. Here's what happened to each:
- Sept 23: Zack Stortini assigned to Hamilton (AHL).
- Sept 23: Kyle Brodziak assigned to SWB (AHL).
- Sept 27: Jonas Altmorp assigned to Brynas IF Gavle of the SEL.
- Sept 30: Rob Schremp assigned to SWB (AHL).
- Oct 3: Marc Pouliot assigned to SWB.
That meant that Patrick Thoresen, Jean Francois Jacques, Alexei Mikhnov and Brad Winchester all made the roster. However, the race wasn't really over. The only player who managed to stay completely out of the minor leagues was Brad Winchester, and Mikhnov may actually hold a record for fewest minutes on the ice for a schmuck who made the damn team out of camp:
- Patrick Thoresen 776:33
- Marc Pouliot 600:12
- Brad Winchester 476:18
- JF Jacques 292:44
- Zack Stortini 207:27
- Kyle Brodziak 102:48
- Rob Schremp 13:50
- Alexei Mikhnov 13:43
The leader in terms of TOI per game was Kyle Brodzak (he averaged 17:08 per game after being called up in March, spent 20 minutes on the ice against Minnesota on March 15. He was out for 26 shifts that night, several of them against the Demitra line), although it was in just 6 games.
In any cluster there are survivors and those thrown overboard. Gone from 2005′s training camp forward prospects list are Dan Baum, Yan Stastny, Jani Rita, Brad Winchester, JJ Hunter. Gone from last fall's list are Winchester, Hunter, Mikhnov, Fredrik Pettersson, Brock Radunske.
The 05-06 rookie forwards were a small group, just Winchester (115 minutes), Brodziak (110 minutes), Pouliot (68 minutes), JF Jacques (47 minutes). The 06-07 rookies and their minutes are listed above. One thing I think we can agree on is that making the big club and staying are two completely different things.


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In March I attended POSSCON in Columbia, South Carolina for the second time. I wrote about their conference last year, and this year's conference was slightly bigger and even better than last year. This year they had four tracks, Leadership, Technical, Healthcare and Education.
For those of you who have not been to Columbia, it is the place where people smile at you when they greet you, where people say "sir" and "m'am", "please" and "thank you", and (according to the Mayor) the weather is perfect every day. Add to that the comfortable conference hotel and the fact that good beer and southern cooking is right across the street from the convention center, and you probably can guess why I like going back.
Mr. Steve Benjamin, the Mayor of Columbia, spoke at the speaker's dinner the night before the conference started and offered us a "get out of jail free" card (actually his business card). I was the only speaker to accept one, but everyone agreed that for me it was good insurance.
As always, I met some new friends, and (since I had been to this conference before), enjoyed seeing some old friends. Last year they were just starting to put together the Consortium for Enterprise Systems Management to work toward expanding the number of Enterprise Systems IT people in the Southeast. This year they opened a new facility in downtown Columbia which has rooms to offer workshops and other events, as well as for staff to coordinate their programs.
One of things that POSSCON does is to video tape a lot of their speaker's talks, and to make them available online to anyone who wishes to see them. They have just posted their videos.
You may want to look at the speaker's abstracts and pull down their actual slides first, as some of the video of the slides tried to capture the speaker also, and so the speaker's slide content in the video is a little small and hard to read. It may be easier for you to then listen to the video and read the slides that you have pulled down separately.
For those of you who are interested in FOSS trends in the marketplace, I can particularly recommend the talk by Jeffery Hammond of Forrester Research. This was Jeffery's second year at POSSCON and I enjoyed his perspective on things both years.
Another area that I really enjoyed was the workshop on 3D Printing and Open Hardware. Jim McCracken and Neil Underwood brought along several 3D printing devices, and I walked away with a really cool Android "Robot" that I was told would hold my Android phone, but which I may use to hold business cards on my desk since my phone mostly sits in its charging cradle if it is sitting anywhere.
So for those people who (unfortunately) could not make it to this conference, or (as in my case) were busy giving their talk in another track while interesting talks were going on in parallel, you can now pull the talks down, flip through the slides and listen to the speakers present. Almost as good as being there, but you won't be able to taste that good southern food, nor get out of jail for free!
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With help of triomis vat calculator, you can perform an automatic calculation of sales tax in quotes, orders and invoices. It supports the Microsoft Dynamics CRM versions 4.0, 2011, 2013 (both on premise and online). For products in offer, order and invoice a plug-in calculate automatically the sales tax when you save the position. You can specify different tax values for each product. You can also specify whether tax should be or not calculated for a customer. The tool can be downloaded free of charge at the specified site.
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