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THE 2012 Alaska Crew and Cast Advancement Program (AKCCAP) is seeking projects through the Alaska Workforce Investment Board (AWIB), that provide career and technical education that will adapt to emerging demands and opportunities in the film and television industry, and will prepare Alaskans for success in the industry.
Legislative appropriations outlined in the capital budget, were made available to the Department of Labor and Workforce Development (DOLWD), AWIB, to offer, in cooperation with the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development (DCCED), competitive grants for training Alaskans and establishing Alaska workforce development programs in the film and television industry. Additionally, these funds may be used for Individual Training Accounts (ITAs) for Alaskans seeking specialized training in the Alaska film and television industry.
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BETHEL — Police believe a vandal or vandals damaged two railroad cars which derailed both cars and a third railroad car on Saturday night and caused more than $30,000 in damage, according to Sgt. Eric Hudson, of the Vermont State Police.
In a press release, Hudson said the Vermont State Police from the Royalton barracks responded to a report of a train collision near the intersection of Route 12 and Route 107 in Bethel on Saturday around 10:50 p.m.
When troopers reached the scene, they found three grain cars on a side spur of the train tracks behind Green Mountain Feed. The grain cars appeared to have rolled through the end of the spur and derailed.
New England Central Railroad was contacted and a north bound freight train was stopped short of the village of Bethel so the crew could assess the safety of the tracks prior to proceeding north to St. Albans.
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The grain cars stopped short of an embankment at the back of a residential property.
Hudson said the incident could have had "catastrophic consequences" if the brakes on the third car were not engaged.
The car that was derailed was close to the main line of tracks. The tracks had to be evaluated for safety before regular rail traffic trains could resume.
This incident is being actively investigated as a felony vandalism case.
Hudson said there is an initial estimate that found the incident caused more than $30,000 in damage to a local business.
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Here is a very unfortunate choice of identity for the Institute of Oriental Studies at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil. Gotta see it to believe. (page in Portuguese).Link
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I think this page explains why it was taken down. It is linked from one of their pages (Servicos link on their home page) and shows that they have had approximately four times their usual hits today. I think that they felt their server was being shafted and wiped out the offending article before it crapped out on them.
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BOSTON — The future of the massive Brayton Point Power Station in southeastern Massachusetts is again in flux, just seven years after it last changed owners. And environmentalists say the bleak future in New England of the coal it burns is the reason why.
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What if you can't make it downtown? You can go to your nearest computer, or right to your home computer if you have one, and look at the Chicago Tribune online. Just go to Local & Family History's "Digital Collections and Databases" page. We have the historical Chicago Tribune from about 1850 to 1985, and also the more current Chicago Tribune from 1985 to this month. We also have the New York Times available online from 1980 through the present, many Indiana newspapers from this same time period, and the South Bend Tribune from about 1998 to the present. To use these databases from home, you just need a valid St. Joseph County Public Library card.
Another useful newspaper resource is NewspaperARCHIVE, which can also be used from home with an SJCPL card. This searchable database contains actual images of articles and pages from a wide variety of American newspapers from all time periods. It also has some issues of English newspapers. This database is an excellent place to look for primary sources from around the country.
When I worked as a history instructor, I also relied on several government and university web sites that are great sources of primary documents. They are reputable, authoritative web sites. They serve up actual photographs, letters, interviews, documents, and more, so you can look at and print out good quality copies of the original items.
The biggest site is the Library of Congress's American Memory project. You can find old advertisements, maps, photographs, sheet music, letters, diaries, and all manner of government documents. It includes material on the Revolutionary War, slavery, the Civil War, the huge immigration to American in the late 1800s and early 1900s, World War II, women's suffrage, the Civil Rights Movement, and so much more. There is a search box you can use to search for a name, place, topic, or even a date!
Another good website for material about a variety of regions and times in American history is George Mason University's History Matters - Many Pasts. It showcases a wide variety of primary documents.
Four other sites have primary resources from the slavery and Civil War periods. Documenting the American South and Valley of the Shadow both showcase books, diaries, letters, illustrations, other documents--even songs--from this time period. Documenting the American South can be searched by date, and Valley of the Shadow is arranged by time period and then by topic. Duke University's African-American Women Online Archival Collections feature rare memoirs and letters of African American women who lived under and after slavery. The California Underground Railroad Digital Archive is a unique resource of primary source documents on slavery in California (yes, there was slavery in California), from California State University at Sacramento.
The last century is history now too! The famed twentieth-century interviewer Studs Terkel talked with people from all walks of life, and his website Studs Terkel - Conversations with America contains interviews with "ordinary" twentieth-century Americans from a variety of backgrounds. The Chicago Historical Society created this site.
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That's what happened last Friday night in the Pacific Palisades, after 13 friends (online friends, at least), learning that a house was empty while the owners went to Hawaii, forced their way in, drank, went nuts, and ultimately stole several laptops and other electronic equipment, according to the LA Times.
The 13 pals -- 11 youths and two young adults -- were all arrested after police tracked the "pings" from the laptops they stole. And the family members, having just arrived in Hawaii to start their nice Spring Break getaway, were instead called home to help sort out the mess.
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Posted 05 May 2005 - 10:26 AM
This is a great hospital drama, starring Hugh Laurie as Dr. Gregory House, a sarcastic genius, specializing in "differential diagnosis". Give him some time and a couple bottles of Vicodin (his leg, crippled by a blood clot, leaves him in constant agony) and he'll diagnose the problem.
It's on right after American Idol, which has greatly helped it's ratings.
What I love best about this show are all the twisted, sarcastic, unbelievable things that come out of House's mouth. Here are some memorable quips from the show:
Dr. Cameron: Men should grow up.
House: Yeah, and dogs should stop licking themselves. Not going to happen.
Dr. Chase: When I was in med school I had this old professor . . .
House: Who touched you in the naughty place?
House: Cameron is so not perfect.
Dr. Wilson: Well, nobody's perfect.
House: Mother Teresa?
Dr. Wilson: Dead.
House: Angelina Jolie?
Dr. Wilson: No medical degree.
House: Now who's being picky?
Bill: Joey is not gay.
House: Maybe not gay, but certainly delightful
Dr. Wilson: My advice is much more subtle stop being an ass. You always find some tiny little flaw to push people away.
House: Now it's people? I thought we were talking about fellowship applicants.
Dr. Wilson: You have a history of this.
House: Well, when I do decide to push you away, I hope's there's a small person kneeling behind you so you fall down and hurt your head.
House: Did you make a pass at Cuddy? I told you she only has thighs for me.
Dr. Cuddy: A brain biopsy can cause permanent neurological damage.
House: Uh-huh. Whereas tumors are really good for brains - make them big and strong
Dr. Cuddy: In my office.
House: Afternoon delight. (waves his cane) She just loves the hard wood.
Mr. Hernandez: Tell her it's cancer you obviously don't have a problem with lying.
House: Oh way to win me over.
Female Server: Dr. House?
House: Cuddy sent me a stripper again? I love that woman - she's so thoughtful.
Dr. Wilson: So your philosophy is, if they don't want treatment they get it shoved down their throat, but if it might cure their paralysis Whoa, you'd better slow down.
House: Yeah, My old philosophy used to be Live and Let Live', but I'm taking this needlepoint class and they gave us these really big pillows.
Dr. Wilson: What's your philosophy on employee relations?
House: That's a very tiny pillow.
GREAT show. House is the perfect man. :shock:
I really hope He and Cameron hook up. Maybe I can find us some spoilers. :wink:
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Maybe we can convert some after TAR is finished.....
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Might give it a try this week
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Posted 10 May 2005 - 06:31 AM
9 pm/ET, FOX
House's old girlfriend (Sela Ward) won't arrive until next week, but that doesn't mean that he won't have to deal with romantic complications tonight. First he referees a squabble between a pair of randy seniors (Peter Graves, June Squib). Then there's Cameron, who has agreed to return only if House will date her. It's certainly great to see her back, but the producers could have strung it out a while, if only to watch House demolish a few more of those arrogant applicants for Cameron's job. His interviewing technique is remarkably entertaining, if you're not a hospital lawyer. Paul Droesch
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Posted 10 May 2005 - 10:01 AM
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House's old girlfriend (Sela Ward) won't arrive until next week, but that doesn't mean that he won't have to deal with romantic complications tonight. First he referees a squabble between a pair of randy seniors (Peter Graves, June Squib). Then there's Cameron, who has agreed to return only if House will date her. It's certainly great to see her back, but the producers could have strung it out a while, if only to watch House demolish a few more of those arrogant applicants for Cameron's job. His interviewing technique is remarkably entertaining, if you're not a hospital lawyer. Paul Droesch
Thank you, Xandra. I have to tape this tonight because of TAR (I can't wait for the race....!). It's a damn fine show and hopefully viewership will pick up once TAR is over!
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Posted 11 May 2005 - 02:24 PM
Oooh. It was a good episode, but for the life of me, I can only remember the scene in the restaurant - House's and Cameron's date. He was very apprehensive agreeing to the date, his friend, Dr. Wilson told Cameron to be gentle with House (which was a surprise). And in the end, House basically said that Cameron was attracted to him only because she saw him as a needy case. That was it! Over before it even began.
We know that they'll repeat it again at some point.
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Thank you are a JEM !!!! LOL LOL
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By FRAZIER MOORE
AP Television Writer
NEW YORK - As an abrasive anti-hero, Dr. Gregory House is hardly unique. But the sort of rotten attitude he radiates is typically the product of a tortured psyche think Andy Sipowicz's wrath on "NYPD Blue."
"House" is quite a different matter. One of the season's unlikeliest new hits, it's a medical drama about a misanthropic doctor and the pain that racks his body, not his mind.
Perhaps no TV protagonist has been stamped so profoundly by a physical affliction. Walking with a limp, his cane supporting his bum right leg, House is constantly hurting. Pain is part of his persona.
So is drug abuse. He overmedicates on Vicodin. "I do NOT have a pain MANAGEMENT problem. I have a PAIN problem," he once snarled at a waiting room of flustered patients. "But who knows? Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm too stoned to tell."
House wasn't looking to win these patients' confidence. He considers their routine complaints a waste of his time. At Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital, he generally ducks the clinic's day-to-day chores. What he holds out for is any case that's baffling enough to engage his world-class diagnostic skills.
Meanwhile, people skills be damned! As brilliantly portrayed by Hugh Laurie, House is snide, arrogant, a little wild-eyed and less than professional in appearance (he flat refuses to wear his prescribed white coat).
So how come a recent tvguide.com poll named him the sexiest doctor on TV by a wide margin? Maybe this show was just fated to succeed.
Of course, it doesn't hurt that "House," airing at 9 p.m. EDT Tuesday on Fox, benefits from its hit lead-in, "American Idol."
A less obvious factor: House's hardship is all too relatable for viewers. "Approximately 1 in 5 Americans suffers from chronic or recurrent pain," reports ABC News, which was partnering with USA Today this week in a project called "The Fight Against Pain."
Time magazine addressed "The Right (And Wrong) Way to Treat Pain" in a January cover article, noting, "Perhaps the biggest reason so many patients suffer more than they should is the tendency among doctors and patients alike to see pain as a mere sideshow."
Well, "House" sure doesn't see pain as a sideshow. Here, pain is fetishized and, despite the Vicodin, unyielding. It's the main event.
But "House" creator David Shore dismisses any idea that his series was out to capitalize on pain as the culture's next big thing. He was just looking for a storytelling device. "We wanted a character who was unpleasant," he explains. So he made House the victim of a crippling, embittering blood clot. "As originally conceived, we had him in a wheelchair," Shore recalls. "Fox said, `No way.' They were right. It works better to show him at the same level as everybody else, but in pain with every step."
With House, there's the pain of recognition for any viewer who was ever plagued by so much as a headache or a muscle strain. But how to maintain the right balance with this damaged champion, keeping him not just relatable, but also bearable? It's tricky, Shore allows. Make House too harsh and the audience flees, while "if we make him too nice, we destroy what's interesting about the character."
So far, so good particularly on the next show. Written by Shore, this next-to-last episode of the season departs from the customary format (lifesaving remedy found just in time) for an extraordinary hour framed in a lecture hall, where, under protest, House substitutes for an ailing prof.
As he tangles with the students in this diagnostics class, he will shed light on his own condition how, through bungled treatment and tragic choices years before, he was left in his impaired, tormented state.
He also reconnects with someone from his past (guest star Sela Ward in the first of several appearances spilling into next season). A woman who seems to have broken House's heart, Stacy Warner comes begging him to treat the mysteriously sick husband he didn't know she had. "I KNOW you're not too busy," Stacy says. "You avoid work like the plague. Unless it actually IS the plague." "I'm not too busy," House concedes "but I'm not sure I want him to live."
However sarcastic and self-indulgent, House, as usual, is painfully honest. And however much a jerk, he's a jerk who believes morality is measured not by attitude, but results. He's got no cause to apologize. He saves lives. "This is a guy who doesn't have time for niceness or pretense," says Shore. "He wants to get to the stark truth as quickly as he possibly can."
Why not? Even when the truth hurts, House was hurting first.
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Posted 25 May 2005 - 05:19 AM
Well, I hope you're happy. Ya'll have been shouting at us when we didn't cover this snappy little medical drama and now I'm convinced that I am gonna come down with acute intermittent porphyria, just like Sela Ward's new man. And then, I'll end up paralyzed, epileptic and stuck with some bitter tool of a doctor genius who wants me to die just so my Sela-equivalent will suffer for sticking him with a bum leg, like a hundred years ago. Great. Thanks everyone. As if dealing with my HMO isn't bad enough. Oh, and to make things worse, I think my already addictive personality is full-blown hooked on Hugh Laurie's nasty Mike Brady in a lab coat, which does me a load of good now that the season's over. Though I could really do without the grisly needle stuff, the extreme close-ups of spastic innards and Cameron's tragic realization that House was capable of loving someone, just not her. Mostly because that's going to make things very awkward when Sela and her "I'm still not over you" moony eyes join the hospital staff next fall. Good thing Dr. Feelbad snagged those illegal pills. He's gonna need 'em. Hell, we all will. DJH
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Posted 13 July 2005 - 05:15 PM
HOUSE-BOUND: Here's a little scoop from today's fresh Ask Ausiello: Rapper-turned-movie-star LL Cool J is making a rare detour to the small screen, signing on for a guest stint on Fox's House. LL will appear in the Sept. 13 season premiere as a death-row inmate suffering from a fatal illness.
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Posted 15 September 2005 - 01:07 AM
OK, how disturbing was that MRI scene? Can you imagine having the highly metallic ink from your tattoos extracted from your body with a giant magnet? Ouch. If I were Clarence, the death-row inmate played by the delicious LL Cool J, I think I would have passed on the scan. I mean, you're on death row. Why put yourself through that torture when your time is drawing nigh? Maybe it's me. Clarence went ahead with the MRI, and almost immediately he was screaming bloody murder from the pain. Would it be inappropriate for me to say, "I told you so"? Maybe it's a good thing. Dr. House found the problem through the scan and we ladies who love cool James got yet another scene of the rapper-turned-actor writhing about with only the strategically placed fig leaf of a bed sheet to cover his naughty bits.
Speaking of naughty, that Gregory has done a bad thing. He lied to Stacy the ex-girlfriend and, dare I say, current love of his life and now Stacy's in hot water with Cuddy. Dr. Wilson kindly pointed out that House's behavior wouldn't score points with Stacy. She's all about trust and truth, and House isn't very trusting or truthful. How will House ever get Stacy to leave her husband if she can't trust him? Good question. One thing's for sure: Stacy's presence invigorates House as much as it unsettles him. By her side House is at times juvenile (nothing new there), indignant and repentant. By his side, I suspect Stacy could be the same. Rhoda Charles
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Posted 21 September 2005 - 07:57 AM
Hello, Aetna? I'd like to change my primary care physician to Dr. House Seriously, I want a doctor who will try anything to extend my life. Even if it means killing me. Of course, I say this after watching last night's episode about nine-year-old Andie who's struggling for life in the face of certain death. Plagued with a plethora of ailments cancer, tumor on her heart, hidden blood clot in her brain Andie bravely accepts her fate, fearing nothing more than expiring without ever having kissed a boy. Enter young Dr. Chase. Blonde haired and blue eyed, at 30 he's in the prime of his life and a perfect object to desire from a cold hard examining table. Andie, expertly working her adolescent mojo, gets her kiss. Bad doctor, she's nine! I will give Chase credit, though, for at least hesitating before he planted one on her.
Dr. House, on the other hand, isn't quite as touchy-feely. He avoids all contact with his patients until he's figured out what's wrong. I can live with that. Honestly, the guy is a genius diagnostician. He used his iPod to pinpoint the location of Andie's tumor for crying out loud. And here I thought it was just for music. Speaking of music, was time for Andie to face it. Once Dr. Cuddy green-lighted the unorthodox procedure that would literally kill Andie and then bring her back to life the show kicked into high gear. The best scene was between House and Andie where he breaks it down for her. "Nobody wants to die but you're going to. I'm asking if you want this to be over?" Thank God they faded to black when Andie burst into tears because I needed a moment. I suspect House did too. That's my kind of doctor. Rhoda Charles
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I have been working at Whitbread full-time for more than 5 years
Pros – well, really difficult to find any. only one thing may be positive if your work as waiter/waitress - tips, otherwise well underpaid job for work you doing.
Cons – staff meals/drinks - paid, unpaid breaks (it doesnt matter if you take one or not, till system will clock you out autoamticlly after 6 hours, for UNPAID 30 min) , loads of responsibilities (upselling, upsizing, cleaning, advertising, brand standard) for min wage, company doesnt care about their own workers, any good ideas how to improve your working place are ignored, the worst company i ve ever worked for!! No loyality to company, staff demotivated, no benefits to be a part of whitbread whatsoever,
Advice to Senior Management – put more focus on yours staff not on the figuers - we are human not robots, appraciate our hard work,
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
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Dell Demps PLEASE get us some scorers!
We are a drastically better road team. We really really really really suck at home...
This is not how Pelicans play ball.
hack a howard now monty!!!!!!!
I'd happily give Damion James a shot. Along with about 20 other FA's who could easily be as good or better than our wings
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College is a better option than the D-league . But he has no choice now . Rivers needs to go to the league .. He isn't NBA ready
jordan hill's jump shot >>>>> rivers' jump shot
Andrew bynums 3pointer>>>>>>> rivers 3pointer
mason is probably the worst starting SG in the league
is monty that inept?? down 13 had just a little bit of momentum going...HACK A HOWARD!!!!!!!!!! no lets just let our lazy,dont know what to do defense play and get drilled by kobe. ****in ridiculous
Why does Miller only get 2 minutes a game?
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Assistant Professor, Family & Community Medicine
New Patient Appointments: 336-716-WAKE Returning Patient Appointments: 336-716-4479Department: 336-716-4479
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Academic: 336-716-7757 | Department: 336-716-4479
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Assistant Professor, Family & Community Medicine
Dr. Scott Harper is a specialist in family medicine with an interest in geriatric medicine. Below is a brief profile about him: Scott Harper, MDFamily and Community Medicine 1920 West 1st Street Piedmont Plaza I, Winston-Salem
Request an Appointment Online336-716-WAKE or 888-716-WAKE Medical Degree: University of Virginia School of MedicineResidency: North Carolina Baptist HospitalFellowship: Wake Forest School of Medicine (Geriatrics)What brought you to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center?
I did my training here at Wake Forest School of Medicine: a residency in Family Medicine and subsequently a fellowship in Geriatrics. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here, and when the opportunity arose to rejoin Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, I was excited at the prospect. I look forward to interacting with medical students, residents and fellows, as well as continuing to practice medicine in a familiar, supportive environment. I welcome the opportunity to learn and teach alike.
What are your clinical specialties?
I am fellowship trained in Geriatrics, and I have a passion for caring for the elderly. I do see patients of all age, though, and I welcome the spectrum of ages and backgrounds associated with the full scope of family medicine. I have particular interests in geriatric syndromes, including falls, dementia, delirium and polypharmacy.
Why did you decide to become a family medicine doctor?
I chose family medicine (and primary care in general) because of my interests in caring for both young and old patients. I like having the opportunity to evaluate and manage a wide variety of issues.
What is your patient care philosophy?
I like to focus on function and quality of life. In my younger patients, that means high quality preventative care. In my older patients, that often means a multi-dimensional, team-based evaluation, with efforts to eliminate any factors that might lead to frailty and functional decline.
What do you enjoy most about working with patients?
I enjoy hearing patients' and families' life stories and listening to their perspectives and priorities. This allows me to interact with my patients in a fashion that is meaningful to them and hopefully in a way that promotes good health and emphasizes their own goals.
What type of volunteer and/or community activities are you involved in and what fun facts should we know about you?
My wife Beth and I have a 2 year-old son and another son on the way, due in October. As you can imagine, this has kept us quite busy. When I have free time, I enjoy running and swimming. I also love live music, especially rock 'n' roll in its various forms (indie rock, country rock, punk rock, etc.). I have done a few talks locally; my favorite was an "Ask the Doc" type occasion with a group of seniors at one of the local churches in downtown Winston Salem.
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Sophisticated American chain serves up corn-fed USDA prime cuts and New Orleans-style appetizers and sides. – In Short
This offshoot of a popular New Orleans hangout for politicians features decor of dark woods and comfortable booths, with a separate bar scene. Choice cuts of custom-aged beef arrive in sizzling butter on 500-degree plates. The menu also offers chicken, pork and seafood entrees along with Creole appetizers like shrimp remoulade. Family-style sides include gargantuan onion rings, creamed spinach and various styles of potatoes. Traditional homemade desserts like cheesecake and bread pudding conclude the meal.
Awesome Food! – I love this place. Every time I go its always awesome! The enviroments great, the waiters are friendly, and the food is wonderful.
Delicious – Ruth Chris Sreakhouse may be expensive, but it's worth it. It blows all the other highend steak joints out of the water. The meat is perfectly done. Cooked to perfection. You savour every morsel. If you want to impress out of town guests forget about Mortons etc. Come on over to Ruth Chris'. You won't be sorry. Excellent service in addition to the fantastic steaks,
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Research » Research Overview
MRA has released its 2013-2014 Request For Proposals
It has been nearly five years after the initial Call to Action meeting that launched MRA. In this time, incredible progress has been made, and the MRA has addressed each of the seventeen scientific and clinical questions included in that Call to Action agenda. This revised and updated Strategic Research Plan will help guide the development of the MRA scientific portfolio over the next four years. The plan was developed based on feedback from members of the Grant Review Committee and Scientific Advisory Panel with input from the MRA leadership team.
2011 was a year in which landmark advances in melanoma research and treatment were made. Two new drugs for the treatment of metastatic melanoma were approved. These breakthroughs underscore remarkable progress that has been unfolding in the six years since the founding of the Melanoma Research Alliance (MRA), whose mission is to find and fund the most promising research worldwide toward a day when no one suffers or dies from melanoma. Yet, these therapies will not be the cure for most patients. With more than $48 million awarded to 116 programs worldwide, MRA has catalyzed strategic, collaborative, and accountable research efforts, moving from what has been called "the year of melanoma" to "the year of the melanoma cure" as quickly as possible.
MRA supports both individual investigator and collaborative team projects focused on translational, innovative research that will impact the prevention, diagnosis, staging, and treatment of melanoma in the near and intermediate future. In just a few years, tangible outcomes and promising early research results are advancing the understanding of melanoma etiology and progression and developing new therapies for patients with advanced disease.
-Richard White, M.D., Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Collaboration is at MRA's core-from the team approaches to research that we fund, to the way we find partners who can help us realize our vision. Of note:
MRA has co-funded research projects with premier cancer research foundations including the Melanoma Research Foundation, Cancer Research Institute, Canadian Cancer Society, American Association for Cancer Research, and The Safeway Foundation.
MRA selected eight Academic-Industry Partnership Awards that are supporting projects in conjunction with matched contributions from an industry partner whose participation is essential to the project. Current Industry Partners are Canfield Scientific Inc, Celldex Therapeutics, Altor BioScience Corporation, Pfizer, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Aduro BioTech, and Merck.
MRA and Stand Up to Cancer (SU2C) are jointly funding a Melanoma Dream Team at the level of $6 million in 2012. This groundbreaking award will represent the largest single grant for melanoma research and the first collaboration of its kind with SU2C.
All proposals undergo rigorous peer review by the MRA Grant Review Committee, comprised of experts in diverse areas of translational cancer research. The GRC operates under guidelines that ensure objective review by the committee. Of note, GRC members who are Principal Investigators on applications do not participate in the review of any applications. Members who have other conflicts with specific proposals may not review or vote on such proposals. Final funding decisions are ratified by the MRA Board of Directors. Full-term funding is contingent upon review of annual progress reports and other oversight activities conducted by MRA.


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Operational Excellence
Full-time regular, 40 hours/week
Job Summary: This position is responsible for assisting in Operational Excellence initiatives and projects that accelerate the achievement of results in priority areas for Wake Forest Baptist Health. This position provides data and process analysis, team facilitation, project management and provides recommendations for organizational improvement. Deliverables result in practical, significant, and measurable improvements in process efficiency, costs and other high priority projects throughout the institution. Education / Experience: A Bachelor's degree is required, preferably in Industrial, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering. The ideal candidate will have had a concentration or internship in Healthcare Management and/or Lean Process Improvement. Reports To: Senior Operational Excellence Engineer, Operational Excellence Department Licensure, Certification and / or Registration: n/a Essential Functions: 1. Promote a cooperative work environment by utilizing communication skills, interpersonal relationships and team building. 2. Utilize engineering and efficiency tools to optimize performance improvement solutions, on projects such as process efficiencies, productivity enhancements, layout design, waste reduction, workplace safety, cost effective solutions, etc. 3. Apply engineering techniques including flowcharting, simulation, statistical process control, operations research, benchmarking, time study, regression analysis, as well as Six Sigma and Lean methods 4. Assist on high-priority Performance Excellence projects to support Service and Clinical Excellence, Information Systems deployment as well as the Medical Center Strategic Plan. 5. Assist in facilitating team meetings to achieve results. 6. Assist in identifying and developing most effective methods to increase productivity 7. Participate in developing and maintaining Operational Excellence resources and tools for process analysis and performance improvement. 8. In collaboration with Operational Excellence Engineers, optimize processes to enhance quality, decrease waste/rework, reduce bottlenecks, improve process timing, increase output, ensure workplace safety, and reduce expenses (labor, supplies and utilities). 9. Utilize Enterprise Project Management Office tools and guidelines in organizing and communicating each project. 10. Facilitation of teams and oral/written communication and presentation of data analysis, project status, recommendations, and results. Skills and Qualifications: Verbal and written communication skills and presentation skills to effectively persuade and influence in order to achieve desired outcomes Attention to detail Strong interpersonal skills to effectively build relationships with business partners across departments and facilitate work among teams Ability to multi-task Ability to effectively lead and motivate teams and facilitate meetings Ability to manage projects to deliver results within timeframes Ability in applying leading edge tools and methodologies to solve complex problems Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite of products Physical Requirements: Amount of time spent performing the following activities: 0% 35% 65% to to to 35% 65% 100% N/A Activity x Standing x Walking x Sitting x Bending x Reaching with arms x Finger and hand dexterity x Talking x Hearing x Seeing Lifting, carrying, pushing and or pulling: x 20 lbs. maximum x 50 lbs. maximum x 100 lbs. maximum Work Environment: Clean, well-lit, comfortable Handles confidential data Fast-paced Occasionally subjected to long hours
To apply for this position, please click on the "Apply Now" button on this page. You must complete the application process and then submit your application by clicking on the "Submit" button located at the bottom of the page titled "Submit Online Application". You will receive the following message once you hit the submit button: "You have successfully submitted your job application".
Computers are available for applying within the lobby of the Human Resources Department located at 1920 West First Street, (on the corner of Miller and First Street) Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27104. You may also call our office for assistance at (336) 716-0175. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm.
If you are an individual with a disability and need reasonable accommodation to participate in the application process, please contact our Supervisor of Office Services by phone (336) 716-3367 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
It is the policy of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center to administer all educational and employment activities without discrimination because of race, sex, age, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation or veteran status (except where sex is a bona fide occupational qualification or a statutory requirement) in accordance with all local, state, national laws, executive orders, regulations, and guidelines.
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