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Hi Nanook,
This link is going to take you to the page where the archived educational programs are located. Scroll down and you will find Dr. Estey's presentation listed under the AML programs. You can either listen to the audio version, or download the transcript as a PDF file. Hope this works for you! http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org/all_page?item_id=556138
I just saw this thread and wanted to post also. I was diagnosed with AML in June, 2006 (right after I retired, of course). My husband tells me it's between m1 and m2, 8-21. I did the consolidation and then 4 chemo sessions, the last one being in the hospital as the first one was. We thought it was beat - I was in remission for 40 months, and found out it was back right after my father-in-law passed away. I'm currently 61 years old. I'm now looking at a haploid stem cell transplant at Baylor in Dallas, using my son's stem cells. I'm expecting this to be sometime before the end of May - the timeframe keeps getting moved out, but I'm not quite sure why. I so far have remained in remission from the second consolidation in October, 2009. I too am experiencing shin pain, groin pain and they hands and fingers are frequently numb at night. I also have shoulder pain. But, I was diagnosed with spinal stenosis and a herniated disc, so I think the Dr.'s believe it's related to my back. I however think it's the leukemia and treatments.
Any updates Brickandnook and also Soldol. Things have gone quiet and I'm concerned for you both. Hope things are as good as they can be under the circumstances.
I don't know what else to say.
Hello, my name is Angela and I am a 22 year survivor of AML. I was diagnosed when I was 15 y.o and I am now 37 y.o. I didn't have a BMT. I went into remission with Chemotherapy and have been cancer free for almost 22 years. I also have a healthy 14 y.o daughter. I'm glad that I found this board. It is nice to see other survivol stories.
Welcome Angela. It is GREAT to see a 22 year survivor of AML! I am 12 years out from AML. I was diagnosed when I was 42. It's a tough illness. I hope you are in good health now. This site can be helpful sometimes.
Thank You GoneBeyond,
Yes, I am healthy now and have been cancer free for 22 years. I'm glad to have found this board.
Hi Belinda,
believe it or not, to mine and everyone elses amazement I'm still kicking around
Did have a bout of blood poising earlier this week and woke up feeling well, but KNOWING I was really really ill. Took my temperature which was 39 c and knew I had about 40min to get everything ready. I didn't even stop to consider that I was in a first rate hospice with staff that are not only incrediably caring but have far the experize and know how as to what to do. They were a bit shocked after I was finished showering and packing an emeregency bag, after having phoned 2 different hospitals. I had a lung controll that morning which I had to cancel and then got in touch with my hematologist to see what the plan was. I was ordered into bed and the doc came uo just as my doc had called me back. I just handed him the phone and luckily they knew each other (I knew this, but this was his first day on the job) so it was reasuring to hear him say 'hallo darling'
So from the time I woke up until I was whisked away to the er in an anbulance took 50 min. the hospital is only around the corner and my temp was over 41 by the time we got there. I was starting to feel a bit weird, but still didn't feel that bad amazingly enough. They managed to get it under controll pretty quickly and I only had to spend a couple of days there. If I'm going to be honest, I thought that once I was hospitalized then my number was up. Apparently and luckily enough that wasn't the case
i'm still faling asleep in the middle of conversations and especially sending text messages which i find as boring as anything from before, I'll stop here and keep you updated in the next few days.
It's down to day to day now, but i'll stick around here if that's ok, until the end. As i'm able to gain so much strength from this forum. So thanks everyone for putting up with me and listening to my boring writing. Certainly no Hemingway unfortunately
Thanks again Belinda for asking, that truely meant a lot
Love sol xx
Oh Soldol, You have really made my day knowing you are still doing relatively ok. Your humour, your writing style, your love for life really amazes me. I was just complaining to myself that a job I applied for have turned me down too. But that doesn´t mean anything compared to what you have to face each day. I already have a job, but just fancied a change as my knees hurt working in a shoe shop. We don´t have stools for the customers to rest their feet on, so i spend more time on my knees helping them and they have really become quite painful.
Anyway Soldol, you are another hero in this AML nightmare. You are battling on like a true soldier, I wish I could meet you.
Do you have a facebook account at all. I would like to show you pictures of me and my family and mum who passed away.
She is on my mind 24/7 and its still hard being without her.
I hope we can keep in touch and I will support you all I can on here, keep doing what you are doing, you are doing great.
Big, big hugs, lots of love and kisses
any news on Brickandnooks husband please anybody?
I am so glad to see your back online and still with us. I think of you often and was missingb your posts here. You are so brave and though I often want to stay in denial about the "terminalness" of this illness, I am inspired by you and your courage. God bless you Cecelia
Hi thank u for asking we have been going Thu up and downs, here but he is still with us, sleeping allot and now not eating much, last week he had to have platelets, and did I have a fight on my hands with hospice, I swear this hospice up here is "hurry up and die"" maybe we should take u off so we can sign u up again and make more money, is how i feel, needless to say we got the platelets he was 5,000 and they said they couldn't it was quality of life I said is this what you think it is, he can't brush his teeth, sneeze or cough, get up and move for fear. he is cover with bruises and the lil spots his gums are bleeding and he's peeing blood, they said we are not here to prolong life.. ( no did I just read how solo went to the hospital, and she was able to prolong her life and rightfully so, and thank God) I had to sign something if I take him to the hospital I have to pay, I won the battle this time, as i played the card how will we know if it will
help him or not if we never tried and our dr called you and ask you if he would be able to get them before he was released, or we would still be in Seattle,
As for him it did help he seems to feel better and wanted to go for a ride, sure the next day he slept all day and night. But he enjoy it, he sits and talks and watched TV and seems to want nothing but string cheese these days, he has no desire wanting to eat anything now. Nothing good for him anyway, which is way off the scope for him, Mr healthy, he has wanted lil company and remind me I would regret any time i haven't spent with him, when I was washing the dishes, I have been with him24 7, so this surprised me, he doesn't seem to have any deserve to be around people, but yet thinks he can see do this in the yard and he tired and wow down he goes,
Solo I am so glad u are with us and staying in contact. I wish I could tell you want to expect, I know Gary's appearance has change and it sounds like it is laboring him to talk, and his memory is shot. I read your post trying to understand what he is going thru, How do we know when the time comes, hopefully when he does it will be peaceful and suddenly without warning. Not drug our for days like his dad was,, but it was beautiful for his dad , but how do u down that for your husband.
Thank you cecelia,
I don't know how brave I am, but I'm taking it a day at the time at the moment. I just pray that I can make it to friday as my niece has her 12th birthday on thursday and when first told that i'd relapsed that was one of my first thoughts, that I wouldn't be able to be here for her birthday. All i want now is 3 days (difinately longer if I can get it of course) but they upped my morphin today which I was grateful for and really needed. But I know that I'm failing fast and thankfully I'm still pretty clear headed but I can feel my body deterianting even though it's giving everything its got and I'm so proud of it this time!!!
It's so nice to have my sister and brother and their children here and that I can still find the energy to play (quietly) with them. I've had to give up the dancing, but as long as we can still all laugh togeather is all that matters.
If anyone wants to help me out, then cross your fingers and think friday!! I'm a big believer in positive thinking and the more the merrier!
Love sol
Hi Soldol,
It's very good to hear from you, girlfriend!!! Just wanted to let you know that my fingers and toes and crossed, and I'm beaming "FRIDAY" at you as requested, but I'm actually hoping you breeze right past Friday! Thanks for the update.
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22 years, that's awesome. Thanks so much for stopping by to encourage us all, it's wonderful to hear a success story once in awhile!


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This is my husband & I first child. WE ARE SO EXCITED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! However, we have a little trouble finding the perfect name for our newborn. Could someone please recommend a book or a website that we can search. Thanks a million!
Congratulations! There are a ton of them out there, so a simple Google search can give you a lot of sites to choose from. Also, I would recommend sitting down and talking with your husband to see if there are any names that really sticks out to you. What we did was start there and then go to the Web sites and books to see what the meanings of the names are and the history of it. We wanted to choose names that meant something to us personally and culturally.
A trip to the bookstore will find any number of books, and a Google will pull up tons of websites with names. You should definitely talk with your husband about whether or not he has any names in mind already like WriteMommy10 suggests. Another thing to consider are the meanings of names. My favorite book we used (cant remember it's name off the top of my head sorry) had the origins of names in it as well as their meaning. I thought it was really cool to know where a name came from and what it meant, like Austin comes from the English, Augustine and (yada, yada insert history lesson here no one else cares about ). But you get the idea...
Also try to think about being a kid on the playground, try not to give the other kids too much fodder when naming them. In my case my last name was automatic grounds for name-calling, so we avoided other names that could be rhymed or changed easily with/into bad words.
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Here is the recent post from MSN on Names of the Year for 2008 and predictions for 2009. Maybe something here will inspire you?
My first child (almost 2 years old) we named Jamison which is my mom's madian name, and I guess last names as first names is a popular trend now ... although we didn't know this when we thought about naming him. We wanted to honor our family's. His middle name is his dad's first name and we all have the same sir name (which is my husband's sir name).
Our second child we are going the same route of honor family.
Best of Luck ... this is the fun part ... OH, also think about names that flow off the tongue when you are yelling at your teenager ... LOL!
I bought a lot of name books on Ebay for next to nothing. I went through and highlighted what I liked and had dh do the same thing. Then we sat down to see what we agreed on (it wasn't much).
Initials are a biggie. I worked with a pharmacist who had to type his three initials on everything he filled. S.O.B. :)
I also checked the top name lists to try to avoid anything from those. I didn't want my children to be one of ten kids in their class with the same name.
Yeah, ebay is a good place, so is half.com as there's no bidding. I bought and sold all my college books on this site.
Instead of putting out money on books, I prefer to use web sites. I use parents.com and nameberry.com. I like nameberry.com because it was created by the authors of several top name books. They specialize in helping you come up with more unique names.
Also keep in mind though original/uncommon names are great (Holden and Trent are my boys) try to use something that you child will be able to say and write (when school applies). Its a shame when the children can talk but they can't say thier own name because its too complicated. It also actually helps in the long run as well. There was a study done in Philadelphia a number of years ago on names and how they impact getting a job in the future.
we spend many weeks trying to come out with the name, i remember she will say names to me and i will say no,no,no,no to common, i wanted my little princess to have a name that no everyone has, so after so much thinking (we i think i got her name) she suprice me at the ultra sound with her name Zulyann Amaris for short Zuly where she come from with it i dont know but i did like it.
so explore mix your names, what you will like to call her/him, many way to pick a name, also think in your baby personality will she like it, i knowmany people an i am one that dont like my name so good luck.
you should just find two names that you like and find a way to put them together. I really love the name kailyn for a girl. thats because i like the name kay and the name Lynn. Its prettyb simple if you can figure it out lol.
this is mine and my husband's first as well. When we first found out we came up with a girls name right away. But a boys name was so much harder (the first sign that pointed to me having a boy), cause we wanted to honor both sides of the family (his and mine). Finely we came up with Mikel (Michael) the name runs on both sides of the family, but we wanted it to be something different as well. so we came up with a sloution. We flipped his first and middle names and gave them to our son. (My parents still have a problem with the spelling, but they will soon learn to get over it.)
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I saw this video for Central Institute in Australia this morning. Recruiting students is serious business at educational institutions and the approach and manner in which this is done varies wildly. Central commissioned two former students to make a video that would speak to potential students. Time magazine calls it "perhaps the best technical school recruiting video ever.".
It's definitely different than anything I've seen in the recruiting world and I can't imagine the conversations with school officials that must have transpired to get it approved. Vomit, curse words, beer and death are topics not usually associated with schools trying to attract new students.
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- Charlie6 said...
an "interesting" ending to an interesting approach to getting the attention of today's youth.
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- 5:56 AM, February 22, 2012
- Adam said...
I guess to get cut through these days you've got to push the boundaries. Especially with this digitally native audience
- 7:33 AM, February 22, 2012
- Mark Myers said...
I thought it was pretty clever and would work well as a recruiting tool, until the ending which was just gross.
- 1:07 PM, February 22, 2012
- Steve Williams said...
Charlie6 (dom): It's not unusual in the general culture of films but sure is different in the university recruiting world. I wonder if we'll see more odd things like this?
- 4:43 PM, February 23, 2012
- Steve Williams said...
Adam: I love your description of a "digitally native audience". That's perfect. I'll have to keep that in mind.
Mark Myers: The ending was definitely over the top. Not sure what I think about it yet.
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It's Black History Month, and as Stephen Colbert pointed out on last night's Colbert Report, there's really no better way to celebrate the rich and storied legacy of African Americans than with an ice-cold Dutch Heineken. It's just like how it really wouldn't be Passover without plenty of cool, crisp Corona.
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Professor Robin Feldman received a bachelor's degree from Stanford University and a J.D. from Stanford Law School, graduating the Order of the Coif and receiving the Urban A. Sontheimer Award for graduating second in the class. She also served in the Articles Department of the Stanford Law Review. After graduation, Professor Feldman clerked for The Honorable Joseph Sneed of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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Daily 11am-9pm
Neighborhoods: Northeast, North Beach
Editorial Review – North Beach restaurant serves Cantonese cuisine including seafood, meat and vegetarian lunch and dinner entrees.
Great dim sum, great price – We wandered off the main drag of Chinatown specifically looking for this place. First, we were the only non Asians in the place, which I take as a sign of authenticity! You sit quickly, and then comes the food... We were hungry, so we didn't pace ourselves like we should have. It's probably best to finish one plate at a time and refuse anything else until you're done with the one plate. That said, we ate and ate and ate... half of what we ate, I couldn't tell you. But it was SO good! We had a steamed dumpling with shrimp, something fried with shrimp, this wonderful barbequed pork baked in a soft bread roll, a dumpling with sesame outside and lotus in the middle, and a few other things. When we left, expected about a $30 bill... it was under $15 for two! Great, authentic food, great service, and it's cheap, too? You HAVE to try it!
Average service for Average food – I was referred to LGarden by a friend who lives in the city - he warned that the food was a slightly more expensive than the "usual" chinatown fare, but i was game since he said the food was "pretty good". Oh, how i was dissapointed by the food and by my friend. The service was average and the place is decorated to cater to "non chinese" speaking customers and they also get friendlier service! the food was brought out on trays instead of carts, the food was lukewarm at best and i practically had to flag someone down to refill my tea! The only positive is that it's not within the "heart" of C-town so the parking is a little easier to find.
Peking Duck and Steamed Black Bass are good! – It's wasn't crowded here for dinner on a Saturday. Being close to the Green Street Mortuary, have been here a couple of times for the post-funeral dinners. What a relief to find a place where it's not noisy and the waiters aren't rushed and have time to wait on you. We didn't encounter any rude bus boys/waiters mentioned previously. The food is inconsistent. My family liked the Fukien fried rice, but I didn't. It was a mushy fried rice dish w/a gravy sauce w/scallops, shrimp, mushroom. The beef and broccoli dish was ok. The stir-fried pea sprouts was good, but oily. The deep-fried chicken with shrimp chips & Peking duck were good. The steamed black bass in green onion/soy sauce was cooked just right. They have a shrimp salad which was drenched with mayonnaise thus ruining the dish. I wouldn't order it again. The winter melon soup was bland. Their jellyfish salad, salted white chop chicken are good dishes to order. For dessert, there was slices of oranges and an orange tapioca cold soup which everyone thought was too sweet. It reminded me of a cloudy Tang orange-flavored soup. It seems their dim sum must be good and probably better than their dinner menu.
Great Dim Sum – What do ppl expect? It's chinatown. Of course you will have small pushy chinese people. They may be rude, loud, etc.. but I think that's because they are old and cant hear too well. Being chinese, I know. But I'm there for the food and the food is great! Great variety of dim sum, pan fried noodles, chinese food. I think Dim sum is served until 2pm.. but I'd get there early.. there seems to be many people just arriving around 1:30 hoping to get most of the varieties before the day is over --I'm guilty for that =)
Your best bet for dim sum in Chinatown – This isn't the best place for dim sum in San Francisco, but is probably your best bet in Chinatown. The dim sum menu is more diverse than most of its peers in the same neighborhood. The place is relatively clean and well-lit, and trust me those things are not as common as you think in this part of town. My favourites are the garlic shrimp rolls and the stuffed eggplants. Not the best service but certainly not the worst either. Also be ready for a long wait on weekends.
yuck – I have to admit we got there about 30 min before dim sum service was over but the service was HORRIBLE! They were rude and ignored us. The couple sitting behind us left angry and they didn't seem to enjoy the food or the service either. AND they gave our food to other dinners! NOT WORTH IT!
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|Jan 27, 2013, 02:47 PM
Have a 'Full Screen' App as Your Home Screen
Hey there guys,
Apologies for the vagueness of the title.
Basically, I want to have Wunderlist as my start screen, so when I open the Mac it shows up. This means that I'll always check my To Do List instead of being distracted, then remembering later that I need to check it.
Any tips?
Thanks a lot.
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It is easy to have any program run when you start your Mac, using Login Items in system preferences.
Open Preferences > System Preferences
The under System click Users and Groups. Make sure you are selected in the user panel on the left. Click the padlock in the lower left to unlock. Confirm your user ID and Password, then click unlock.
Click the Login Items Tab and then click the + Button.
Navigate to the Applications folder, select Wunderlist, then click Add. Now each time you start your Mac, Wunderlist will automatically run.
If you close Wunderlist while it is running full screen it will reopen in full screen.
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DANVILLE James Fenimore Cooper (1789-1851) classic novel The Last of the Mohicans will be the book discussion for the Danville Public Library, Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at McFaddens Hot Spot.
Cooper is known as the first major American novelist. The novel is the second and most popular of Coopers Leatherstocking Tales and takes place during the French and Indian War. An important theme in this seminal novel is the cultural clash between white European culture of the pioneers and native Indian culture, and the destruction caused to the Indians by the coming of whites including the introduction of diseases and alcohol to the natives. Another theme is the natural beauty of the wilderness which also is threatened by the cutting of the forests by the white man.
The discussion will be led by Sean Smith, local patron and a volunteer for the library; David Greer, retired Danville High School science teacher and local historian; and the Danville High School CAP English Class with their adviser Beth Durbin.
The discussion will be held at McFaddens Hot Spot (previously The Devils Den) next door to the library. Participants will be eligible to win a copy of The Last of the Mohicans and a copy of the next book discussion selection, No They Cant, written by John Stossel, donated by Friends of the Library.
This program is free, open to the public and sponsored by the Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County.
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Even people who don't like peas love this crunchy recipe, including my own children. I love the fact that it's so easy and makes a refreshing alternative to more traditional salads. A friend gave me the recipe years ago and I've been making it ever since. --Laurinda Nelson, Phoenix, Arizona
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen peas, thawed
- 1 cup dry roasted peanuts
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 6 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 1/4 cup chopped red onion
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
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- In a large bowl, combine the peas, peanuts, celery, bacon and onion. In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise and Italian dressing. Pour over salad and toss to coat. Chill until serving. Yield: 5 servings.
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I had a salad like this at a potluck years ago and have been looking for a similar recipe ever since. This is fabulous though I may add less mayo next time.
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Wow! What a fun & unexpected salad! I did substitute vidalia onion vinaigrette for the Italian dressing because that's all I had on hand. It still tasted great & I will be making this often. Great summertime dish.
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Everyone loves this salad....to change it up a bit, I use Honey Roasted Peanuts.
Reviewed Dec. 26, 2011
DELICIOUS! Easy to make! The peanuts added a WONDERFUL surprising CRUNCHINESS.
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This was my contribution to "salad day" at work. It got rave reviews. Instead of cooked and crumbled bacon, I used Hormel Real Bacon Bits. I plan to add some cubed or shredded cheddar cheese the next time I make it.


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First stop for information on Wrexham County Borough's museums, historic sites and archives. There's so much heritage to see and explore, your journey starts here.
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Welcome to the Maimonides Medical Center web site. It is intended for communication of the Medical Center's services, physicians, facilities, employment opportunities and health information with broad appeal to the general public, patients, family members and health professionals. All information conveyed on this site is intended to support this purpose and all content is consistent with ensuring the integrity of Maimonides Medical Center. It is our goal to operate this web site in the manner described in these Terms of Use. We do, however, reserve the right to change the Terms of Use at any time and will post revisions to our site.
Governance of the Web Site:
The information on our web site is managed by Maimonides Medical Center's administration. The Medical Center has partnered with HEALTHvision, Inc./DirectEffect to maintain the web site on our behalf.
Only appropriate content that is consistent with the site's stated purpose and with the Medical Center's mission statement will be considered for placement. All clinical and other material is prepared in a format suitable for the general health care consumer. Clinical material that is educational in nature and highlights the services available at the Medical Center will be posted. Specific diagnostic and treatment advice is not included.
The health-related information on this site is derived from two primary sources:
We feature external links to other web sites that we believe you might find useful; however, we do not endorse these sites. The Medical Center includes such links for the convenience of the user, but does not control or take responsibility for their content. We are not responsible for the Terms of Use or privacy practices of these external sites. We will make every effort to notify you when you are leaving our site and we encourage you to read the Terms of Use or privacy policies of each site you visit that may collect information or ask you to disclose personal or health related information. The links themselves should clearly indicate the destination organization. In general, the organizations to which we link are nonprofit or governmental organizations. In limited cases, we may link to a commercial site if it offers information we believe is not available in a comparable fashion on a .edu, .org or .gov site, or if its omission would seem to do a disservice to site visitors. Users are invited to provide feedback concerning the quality of the material found when following a link off the Medical Center site. The site editorial advisory committee considers this feedback in determining whether the Medical Center's site should continue to post the link. Our inclusion of links does not imply any endorsement of the material on these web sites or any association with them.
The Medical Center provides this site as a community service, primarily as an educational resource to supplement a person's general knowledge. Our site does not provide specific medical advice and does not endorse any medical or professional service obtained through information provided on this site or any third parties linked to this site. It is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for specific medical conditions, and is not intended to take the place of the advice and recommendations of a personal physician. If you or a loved one suspects you have a health problem, you are advised to seek the prompt medical services of a physician or health care professional. You are also advised to consult a physician before starting a new fitness regime or diet. Individuals should never disregard, avoid, or delay in obtaining medical advice from a licensed practitioner because of something that was read on this site.
The Medical Center makes no warranties of any kind, express or implied, regarding this web site, including, but not limited to, any warranty of accuracy, completeness, currency, reliability, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose, or any warranty that these pages, or the computer server which makes them available, are free of viruses or other harmful elements, and such warranties are expressly disclaimed. The Medical Center shall have no liability to its users for any damages of any type, whether direct or indirect, incidental, special, or consequential, or costs whatsoever, resulting from or related to the use of this web site.
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Maimonides Medical Center is dedicated to providing you with health care, information and referral services of the highest quality, while at the same time protecting your privacy.
You may be asked to provide personal data in using this web site, such as the Physician Referral Service (zip code only). We can assure you this information is used only for the search function and is not stored.
Additionally, on every screen of our site you have the opportunity to communicate with us by e-mail. As you no doubt know, the security of e-mail communications on the Internet cannot be assured. Once your e-mail enters the Medical Center's system, however, it is protected by a firewall that ensures the security of the information. The information you provide by e-mail will not be used in any way other than to address the specific request you have made and to monitor the quality of our interactions.
When you browse our Web site, you do so anonymously. We do log automatically your IP address (the Internet address of your computer), the Web pages you visit and the time of your visit, but we do not link this information to anything that could identify you personally. This information helps us understand how our site is being used and which parts of the site are of most interest to those who use it.
This Web Site Privacy policy is consistent with our policy on patient confidentiality and our commitment to respect your right to privacy about your medical records and experience with this hospital. Please refer to the Medical Center's HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices regarding the privacy of your protected health information.
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I have been attending South Mountain Community College ever since I was a sophomore in high school due to a scholarship I received called 'ACE'. Now that I have graduated from high school and still kept on attending South Mountain, things have been great! I received the presidential scholarship at South and this has helped me through my financial struggles. I love the small classes and the one on one communication with the teachers and the fact that they are so flexible and helpful for every student. Of course, I have many struggles such as trying to pass all my science classes this semester.
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My school experience has varied between okay and bad. I am not sure if I would choose this school again of I could do everything all over. I know that I would have picked different classes than the ones I had chosen initially so I could either get different teachers or make it easier to accomplish the courses.
Online Courses:
The online courses are average. Some classes should be avoided taking online such as Statistics.
Academic Flexibility:
It is best to register as early as possible as the class schedules can get scattered throughout the day.
Campus Resources:
Getting a computer at the computer lab isn't too difficult although there are times where it can be crowded. If the computer lab isn't available you can go to the nearby library and go on the computers. You will have to pay for printing if using the library computers.
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Since is a small school everything is close by. You may have to wait a long time to meet an advisor because of the large student body in a small school.
Depending on where you live you probably won't need a car to get there.
Student Body:
The typical student body is no different than if you were at any other college. Due to the small nature of the school the amout of students hanging around varies from the day of the week and the time.
Academic Experience:
The amount of work put into it is probably no different than from other schools.
Academic Experience:
The academics that are offered vary from which teacher that you get. It is best to avoi certain teachers either due to workload or lack of teaching skill.
Career Services:
There are some pamphlets at the student center that you can get for assistance and you can also talk to counselors.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
The financial aid office is somewhat helpful though it could improve. The amount for books that you sometimes hardly ever use is ridiculous and it is better to order them somewhere else. The quality of education for the price varies from class to class.
Campus Resources:
The library is state of the art, with plenty of study rooms, computers and librarians to assist you.The student center is nice and clean, and you can watch tv or play games.
Campus Resources:
The computer labs always have computers available. The network is great and the speed is great. I receive a $40 credit each semester for printing.
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I am currently taking my core classes before I can actually get started in the details of my major.
Academic Experience:
I was able to register for all of my classes online. I also enjoy the free tutoring programs that my school offers.
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My classes are very affordable and going through the financial aid process was very easy. I did all of my financial aid online and only visited the financial aid office if I had questions.
Student Body:
There are various cultures of people at my school and everyone seems to get along well.
Career Services:
There is a career center but I have not utilized it as of yet.
Overall Experience:
I would choose this school because it's close to my home and it's a great environment for learning.
Online Courses:
Just started my online course so, I don't have an opinion as of yet.
The campus is very nice and every classroom is easy to find. The maps on the campus are great. The library is large and very nice and clean.
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My teachers were very flexible and understanding if I had to miss a class. They were also very helpful with the curriculum and things that I did not understand.
Career Services:
I never had to deal with any of that so I can't say whether it was good or bad.
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Never got involved in anything so I can't really say anything. However the campus is beautiful and visually pleasing.
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Join friends during Walk, Wonder & Create to find out who's there! Together we will construct tall buildings and big cities using architectural elements found throughout our museum. Take turns being the architect and builder to create a towering artwork that reveals something special about who you are!
Recommended for ages 6-8. One guardian per two children required.
Graduated from our pre-k program? Join the big kids and their adults for our popular Walk, Wonder, and Create family tours! For ages 6 and up, this once-a-month 45-minute experience allows families to enjoy an interactive tour of the Walters' collection, and then create artwork that relates to the theme of the tour.
Please note: Online pre-registration required. Spring 2013 (February-July) Program registration will be available in January: January 2 - Member registration begins; January 9 - Public registration begins. Museum members can register early for this popular series!
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Thursday Nights at the Walters
Date: 09/05/13 - 12/18/14
Time: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Discover how the Walters comes alive at night! Every Thursday from 5-9 p.m., you can wander the galleries, see special exhibitions for FREE, eat in our café and find the perfect gift at the museum store.
Walk-In Tour: Designed for Flowers: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics
Date: 04/27/14
Time: 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM
Take the opportunity to tour our spring exhibition with its curator, for only the price of an exhibition ticket (free for members). Meet Dr. Robert Mintz in the Centre Street lobby for this installment of our Sunday walk-in tours.
Ikebana Floral Demonstration by Ikebana International
Time: 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Held in conjunction with our special exhibition Designed for Flowers: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics, this program, one in a series of three, will feature masters from Ikebana International demonstrating the art of Ikebana for a live audience. Ikebana, a traditional form of artistic expression, combines organic material, most notably flowers, and specially chosen vessels, as seen in the special exhibition, into works of art that are aesthetically unique to Japanese culture.
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CeBIT Open Source 2010: Call for Projects
To follow up on the big success of CeBIT Open Source 2009, the theme focus will get an especially attractive location at the trade show site in Hanover, Germany in 2010. The conference organization and Linux Pro Magazine are now calling for open source projects to apply for free exhibit space at CeBIT Open Source 2010.
The largest IT trade show on earth will take place from March 2 through 6 in Hannover, Germany. The Deutsche Messe organization that runs the trade show initiated Open Source as a theme focus for the first time in 2009, and the surge of visitors into a constantly packed hall exceeded all expectations. It's clear that Open Source will play a major role again at CeBIT in 2010. As an incentive, the theme will get a prominent new location in Hall 2, where exhibitors, the Open Source Forum and the Open Source Project Lounge will find a new home. As in 2009, commercial enterprises as well as free projects will have the opportunity to present their work to the general public.
Linux Pro Magazine together with Deutsche Messe are now looking for projects who want to present their work at CeBIT Open Source 2010. An international jury of open source experts will decide which projects get the free exhibit space. Any open source project can apply as of now. Noncommercial projects with possible software applications in the industry will get especially high consideration. Interested projects can find further details in the participation requirements and registration. The "Call for Projects" will run from now until latest November 20, 2009. The application forms are available on the Linux Pro Magazine webpage.
Aside from exhibit space, the winning projects will have the opportunity to present their work to a worldwide audience in Linux Pro Magazine. The award jury comprising international open source experts will decide on winners until the end of November, at which time the selected projects will be announced in Linux Pro Magazine.
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Doctor Who Series 6 Part 2
The truth about River Song is out and the time has come for the Doctor to face his greatest demons. Venturing across centuries and galaxies, the Doctor, Amy and Rory will encounter the greatest war criminal in all of history - and Hitler. Together, they'll discover there's no scarier place in the universe than a child's bedroom and a visit to an alien quarantine facility will reveal to Rory a very different side to his wife.
In a hotel where walls move, corridors twist and rooms vanish, death lies waiting. But the Doctor's time has yet to come. He has one last stop to make on his final journey - an old friend needs his help and an old foe must be defeated. But time catches up with us all and the Doctor can delay no more.
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A client of ours, Alibris, that runs a significant volume of email campaigns recently came to Blast Analytics & Marketing looking for a solution to their affiliate reporting challenge. Being a company with tens of thousands of affiliate sellers, their email campaigns routinely get tagged with an encoded source code to mask the affiliate's real name. This blog post shows how Google Analytics' Dimension Widening paved the way to construction of a custom report where the analyst could see the actual name of the affiliate and not have to manually look up an encoded source code in a large table.
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Reforming public services and narrowing the fiscal gap
Exceptional times require exceptional responses. The UK's public finances are under severe strain due to the effects of the global financial crisis and the deepening UK recession.
Higher public borrowing is inevitable in the short term, but government has a responsibility to plan now to put the public finances back on a sustainable basis in the medium term.
This new report addresses the strain on UK public finances due to the global financial crisis and the current recession, and makes recommendations for closing an estimated £43 billion fiscal gap in 2013/14.


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