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|In this Sept. 15, 2012 photo, Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o points to the sky as he leaves the field after a 20-3 win against Michigan State in East Lansing, Mich. In a shocking announcement, Notre Dame said Te'o was duped into an online relationship with a woman whose "death" from leukemia was faked by perpetrators of an elaborate hoax. (AP Photo/South Bend Tribune, James Brosher) MANDATORY CREDIT
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Not once but twice after he supposedly discovered his online girlfriend of three years never even existed, Notre Dame All-American linebacker Manti Te'o perpetuated the heartbreaking story about her death.
An Associated Press review of news coverage found that the Heisman Trophy runner-up talked about his doomed love in a Web interview on Dec. 8 and again in a newspaper interview published Dec. 11. He and the university said Wednesday that he learned on Dec. 6 that it was all a hoax, that not only wasn't she dead, she wasn't real.
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Naomi's back! She's returned from her multi-continent philanthropic adventure. The guys are having a poker night, so Addison suggests a girls' night in to catch up on things. After all, a lot has happened since Nay went away. Charlotte was attacked. All of her friends gave away Dell's daughter, Betsey. And Addison wants to have a baby, preferably with her ex-hubby. That'll teach her to leave the country.
Emily Wendell (guest star Gaby Hoffman) is a drug-addicted patient who shows up every 10 months or so after getting pregnant. Addison is shocked to learn that Violet, Pete and Charlotte have been taking turns over the years to pay Emily 50 bucks to give up her annual baby. It's the only way to be sure each child will be safe. But Emily says she's clean now and wants to keep this baby. Addison is the only one willing to help her.
Pete goes behind Addison's back to convince Emily to have her tubes tied during her upcoming C-section. Well, he didn't really convince her. He paid her 250 bucks. Addison is furious. Pete's only defense is that Emily is a lost cause. Addison delivers Emily's baby but doesn't tie her tubes.
[break]Addison truly believes the woman has changed. But when Violet dangles the idea of more money in front of Emily, Addison sees her true colors. And the end of the day, Addy's the one who ends up giving this loser mom a thousand bucks to relinquish her parental rights. It's unethical, illegal and the best possible solution.
Sam catches Addison crying outside the nursery. They have a conversation they've been avoiding for some time. She says Emily's baby girl could be theirs. He reminds her that she isn't. In fact, social services found two loving parents who are ready to give the child a happy home. Sam tells Addison they can't make this baby decision based on her biological clock, as it is moving way too fast. He needs a little time. He needs her to believe in him. Thankfully, she does.
[break]Cooper is furious when he learns the D.A. is not going to prosecute the man who raped the woman he loves. As for Charlotte, she seems numb and detached as she calmly spews forth clichés like "I'm in the driver's seat now" and "it's always darkest before the dawn." She's also smiling a lot. And Charlotte's not a smiley person. She is, however, hiding her pain.
When Cooper flips out about all her bumper sticker sayings, Charlotte locks herself in the bathroom. She's trembling and crying into a towel. It's a tough scene to watch. Charlotte later admits to Naomi that she's afraid Cooper is going to leave her. Naomi gives her a hug. It's a bit surprising because Charlotte's not a huggy person either. But this one seems to help.
[break]Justin, a patient Cooper hasn't seen in years, has gained an unhealthy amount of weight. Justin's mom is out of touch and his dad is verbally-abusive tool. Since Coop can't get Charlotte to talk to him, he tries to get Justin reveal why he eats so much. The reason is jarring. He wanted to get bigger so he wouldn't be touched anymore.
Cooper rushes down the hall and begins beating on the boy's father. But Justin's dad is the parent who has been touching him. Now Coop has to hold back the dad from attacking the mom, who is ultimately arrested. With Sheldon's help, Justin is able to ask his dad why he didn't protect him. Remember how we said the guy was a tool? Well, it looks like he may have ditched his jerky ways to finally be there for his son.
[break]At the end of a long day, Cooper sits alone in his office. Amelia pops by and he promptly tries to kiss her. She pushes him away and angrily tells him to go home. But Cooper doesn't go home. He makes his way over to Sheldon's office where he says the Charlotte he fell in love with is gone. It's his job to hold up this person who, to him, doesn't exist anymore. That could be a problem.
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BAY – The best action in the bay right now remains to be the Speckled Trout bite. Most target them inside the Elizabeth River. Some, however, are finding them elsewhere, with a lot less pressure. Fish up to 30 inches have been landed recently. Mirro Lures are the most used hard bait right now, and soft plastics continue to produce good fish. Trolling suspending jerk baits and anchoring up with live bait is also effective. Some are still targeting Tautog on the wreck and structure areas, but interest is fading. … Read More »


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Food writer Warren Bobrow has a sure-fire trick for scoring face-time with even the most in-demand personalities at events like the recent Charleston Wine + Food Festival in South Carolina. His introductory email begins: "I'm bringing a couple of bottles of Pappy down with me. Let's have a drink."
The Pappy in question is Pappy Van Winkle, whose star shines brighter than any other in the constellation of small-batch bourbons. Over the past five years, it has achieved what can only be called a cult following. Pappy fans text and tweet each other in desperate search for a bottle for an upcoming gathering. At liquor stores throughout the South, new shipments sell out the day they hit the shelves. In far-off regions like New York City, some owners don't even put it on display, keeping it discretely under the counter for special customers.
At Charleston's Husk bar, they serve so much of the stuff that they managed to secure an entire barrel from the Van Winkle family. Sixty-five bucks will buy you a splendidly smooth 20-year-old Pappy Van Winkle Reserve or, for an extra $20, you can upgrade to the 23-year-old variety. And that's for a single glass, not a bottle.
It's not just for show. "We actually sell quite a bit of the 23-year-old," say Dan Latimer, Husk's general manager. "We definitely made a decision to put bourbon center stage."
The barrel of Pappy Van Winkle at the Husk bar is just one indicator of a rising passion for slow-aged corn whiskey.
"It's definitely made a comeback," says Tim Willard, another Charleston bartender. He notes that while longtime bourbon drinkers "tend to have the one brand they like and don't stray too far from it," bourbon is winning new converts, too, thanks in part to the resurgence of craft cocktails.
The Big Business of Bourbon
It hasn't always been this way. The liquor that Congress declared to be "America's Native Spirit" in 1964 has had a rather rocky go of things over the past century.
Bourbon was born in the late 18th century in the hills of Kentucky when Scotch-Irish settlers applied their traditional distilling techniques to corn, the grain they had on hand in their new home. The real boom for "Old Bourbon" whiskey—named for the area around Bourbon County, Ky.—came in the last decades of the 19th century, as thousands of new distilleries were built and new brands were launched, many of which are still popular today.
Prohibition put most of the old Kentucky firms out of business forever. In the wake of Repeal, many of the distilleries and brands were consolidated into the portfolios of a few large companies like Schenley, National Distillers and Seagrams. At the same time, imported Scotch, gin, and Canadian whiskey poured into the American market and left bourbon makers—whose products had to age for years in barrels before coming to market—struggling to catch up. The post-War era of cocktail parties and three-martini lunches only cemented America's preference for clear, dry liquors like gin and the newly introduced vodka.
By the 1980s, things looked pretty grim. International conglomerates were buying and selling bourbon brands like so many baseball cards, shuffling them from one balance sheet to another and squeezing out the few remaining family-run distilleries. For wealthy consumers, a single-malt Scotch had become the hip way to prove connoisseurship, while out in the bars the younger crowd was ordering ever more vodka and rum.
But the bourbon makers weren't quite ready to quit. They went after the Scotch-sippers first, introducing small batch and "special reserve" lines—what's known in the trade as the high-end and super-premium categories. It worked. By the late 1990s, affluent drinkers were passing up the Macallan and the Laguvulin in favor of a few fingers of Blanton's or Baker's over a single cube of ice. Today, you can walk into your neighborhood liquor store and see row after row of bourbon bottles from dozens of different brands, some with the kinds of prices once commanded by only the rarest of single malts.


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Is Yu Darvish Better Off With Geo Soto Behind The Plate?
Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington recently announced that when Yu Darvish is on the bump in 2013, Geovany Soto will be behind the plate. Here's what Washington told ESPNDallas' Rich Durrett:
"I just think they had a good communication and a good relationship. I think Soto was in Darvish's head to the point that whatever Darvish felt like he wanted to do, Soto was doing it. They meshed very well. Soto had a way of relaxing a lot of pitchers he caught, not only Yu Darvish. I don't know much Japanese Soto knows, but he went out there and said something. I don't know if Yu understood, but it relaxed him."
I don't know how much Japanese Soto knows either. But the former Cub became Darvish's personal catcher down the stretch last season, and Darvish did post a far lower walk rate with Soto (6.9 percent of batters faced) than he did with Yorvit Torrealba (10.5%) or Mike Napoli (14.6%). Not all of that is the catcher, of course, but Soto ranks as one of the game's top pitch-framers according to Mike Fast. With Soto as his battery mate, Darvish did get more called strikes in August and September.
On pitches taken outside of the strike zone, Darvish's called strike rate remained about the same no matter who caught him. In the zone, it was a different story. Overall, right-handed starting pitchers got a called strike 80.6% of the time that hitters took a pitch thrown over the plate in 2012. Darvish fared worse than most, getting a called strike 78.5% of the time in such situations. However, Darvish's called strike rate on in-zone pitches taken climbed during his eight starts with Soto behind the dish:
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These numbers certainly don't prove that Soto is the reason for Darvish getting more calls late in the season -- it could be the umps, pitch selection/location or just plain noise, given the relatively small sample size. But Soto's seeming pitch-framing prowess raises an interesting question: Should Washington keep the Soto-Darvish battery intact, even on days when the Rangers face a tough right-handed pitcher? Soto (with a career .891 OPS against lefty pitching, compared to .727 versus righties) and free agent signee A.J. Pierzynski (.776 OPS against RHB, .670 versus lefties) complement each other offensively, and A.J. also rated as a good pitch-framer in Fast's catcher study.
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Aug. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Traditional retailers ought to be shaking in their platform stilettos. Today's young, trendy shoppers are going straight to where their favorite "haulers" are taking them, a new online ecommerce site where they can share their fashion finds, HaulerDeals.
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A "hauler" is a fashion or beauty guru that reveals her latest finds with an audience on YouTube. These hauler videos have hundreds of millions of views. That translates into a lot of trendanistas clamoring for the goods.
"YouTube vloggers posting their latest shopping finds aren't just sharing recommendations with close friends," said Todd Pollak, industry director, retail for Google. "They're sharing with an audience of thousands of subscribers and millions of views."
According to a recent study by Google and Compete, nearly one in three shoppers uses YouTube to shop for apparel, with video driving 37 percent of shoppers to an online store. Thirty-eight percent of Millenials are likely to rely on video to fuel their apparel shopping purchases.
HaulersDeals fuels them even further. The site, which industry insiders are calling revolutionary, allows hauler-following shoppers to purchase the head-to-toe fashion and beauty looks from their favorites. It provides a way for them to easily find and purchase the clothes, shoes, accessories, jewelry, and beauty products from some of YouTube's most-followed haulers. Each week, the haulers, who have equity in the company, gather their favorite styles called "crushes" from partner brands, and the site offers them at a discount off suggested retail prices. Items generally sell for less than $100.
It's an understatement to say HaulerDeals keeps up with the most fashion-forward trends, a benefit to the look-hungry customers, who are mostly teen and 20-something women who love bargains. It also provides an enormous amount of awareness and exposure for the featured brands to this highly sought-after demographic.
"The brand exposure is huge. That's what makes haulers and hauling exciting for us," said Steve Hagstrom, vice president and general merchandise manager for lifestyle brand, Standards & Practices. "HaulerDeals is shaping a new retail model. Its fashion gurus help customers put together 'their look' and buy it online."
"This is an amazing marketing tool for brands because it promotes them to the haulers' followers who might not be familiar with them," said Andrea Plsek, vice president of merchandising and brand development for HaulerDeals. Plsek is a 15-year veteran of the fashion industry who has managed one of the top showrooms in Los Angeles and New York and launched retail faves Black Halo and House of Harlow 1960. She currently negotiates the deals and discounts with brands that appear on HaulerDeals.
"It hits the right 15- to 25-year-old age demographic," Plsek said, "and it leads them to items they can't find in department stores. They might be able to find them in boutiques, but not at the prices they'll see on HaulerDeals."
The site integrates Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, blogs, and image-tagging technology to direct traffic from the haulers' sites to its own. In its first three days, it counted more than 600,000 views and 120,000 unique visitors. HaulerDeals already has over 100,000 Facebook likes since its mid-June launch.
Women's Wear Daily says HaulerDeals is putting the power of YouTube personalities to drive sales to the test. Industry watchers say it's passing that test—and then some. HaulerDeals' sales projections are expected to surpass established traditional online stores like REVOLVEclothing, BoutiqueToYou and Singer22.
"The most interesting wrinkle is that the company is not relying on advertising to drive revenue," wrote Michael Carney of start-up groundbreaker PandoDaily. "It's building a social commerce engine by letting people buy the clothes, accessories, makeup, and jewelry products that the gurus promote in its videos."
The company was seeded with $1 million in financing from Intelligent Beauty. IB is the parent company to fashion, cosmetics, and diet system e-commerce heavies JustFab, DermStore, Blush.com, and Sensa.
HaulerDeals founder and CEO Kenn Henman, a 12-year veteran of fashion PR, says the site will change how small fashion brands do business.
"It doesn't have the high customer acquisition costs associated with most e-commerce firms due to the existing audiences of the YouTubers involved," Henman said. "HaulerDeals is well on its way to becoming the next power influencer with online shoppers."
It has also become a power force for the haulers, further increasing their value to the brands they hawk. It's moved hauler darlings, including Dulce Candy, Holly Ann-AeRee, ThatsHeart, ItsJudyTime, XSparkage, and Sccasteneda—from girls who get home from the mall and empty their shopping bags for the camera to a critical fashion marketing force.
"A lot of viewers tell me they find stuff that they never would have found," said Dulce Candy, a fashion and beauty guru whose YouTube channel, DulceCandy87, has more than 660,000 subscribers and whose videos have been watched nearly 150 million times. HaulerDeals "allows online personalities to show off their latest hauls, and [they] can be purchased from one direct site."
Says Los Angeles television station KTLA: "These young trendsetters are sending retail sales through the roof.
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So it's an unusual, separated and sprained shoulder, that might have affected his phantom rotator cuff injury, that no one knows too much about?
What the hell does that mean??
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So it's an unusual, separated and sprained shoulder, that might have affected his phantom rotator cuff injury, that no one knows too much about?
What the hell does that mean??
Or is it just Ben being Ben?
ESPN is telling the masses that it is a significant injury that will "probably take a while" to heal.
Typical Ben... sorry but I shrug my shoulders over his injuries. Clean all year and then crushed by KC. I bet he was jealous of the attention Vick, Smith and Cutler were getting...
I kid but geez... will we ever have a year where we aren't questioning his health?
The way that Willie Colon was getting thrown around last night, I'm not surprised he got hurt. That dude was stinking up the joint last night.
Colon had some great pulls and blocks last night. He wasn't at fault on the Ben injury....Ben held on to the ball too long on that play....
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Never going to question Ben's toughness. Any other QB in the league would be retired by now with the hits that man has taken over the years with a usual porous line to protect him and long developing plays called (save for this year). I love the writer's dig about his usual 'imbellished' injury. The guy will play through anything he can... From near broken ankles practically in a cast to noses broken looking like the letter J. The guy is a warrior.
I thought Leftwich was going to be carried off the field after his first play at quarterback. Leftwitch will probably start this week against the Ravens with both Batch and Ben dressed for the game. I forgot what a rifle arm Lefty has..........dang ! Send four receivers down the field and have Lefty air it out.
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Kokopelli's Hideaway in Julian
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community
rates (USD)
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vacation rental description
The property is situated in the midst of the Anza Borrego Desert
State Park approx. 2400ft above sea level. At this elevation the
magnificent pines of Julian give way to a High Chapparal landscape
with native Junipers, Desert Willows and mixed with Agave, Cacti
and Creosote Bush giving the abundant wildlife cover from heat and
The Main Highway is the Great Overland Stage Route of 1849, from
where a private drive takes you to a secluded cottage in Adobe Style
and dedicated to the Native Indian Kokopelli figure, the flute
player who brings luck, charm and mischief.
Julian, the Gold Mining Town, beckons to be explored just 20
minutes to the west, Borrego Springs, 20 minutes to the north east,
offers the desert ambience with golf courses, club houses and
restaurants. To the south you might try a dip in the Agua Caliente
Hot Springs, or experience the freedom of soaring with a sailplane
from Warner Springs Sail Plane Airport 25 minutes to the northwest.
For the R&R enthusiast there are many books to read, movies to
watch, a private access to the Pacific Crest Hiking Trail and the
Mountain in back of the property to be climbed.
After a cool swim in the pool you might enjoy the attached patio
with a perfect view of the most magnificent sunsets, dipping the
mountain ranges into the bluest blue of nature's palette. It might
even inspire you to bring your painting easel, camera or sketch pad
and record these moments on paper or film.
If you are a private pilot you might try taking a picture of your
plane, tied down next to the airstrip, bathed in the gold of the
setting sun, you might even spot a coyote exploring it's tires.
A quiet spot in the High Desert just under two hours from downtown
San Diego and 3 1/2 hours from Los Angeles.
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 10-6-2008 at 7:45 PM.
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Charles Cordell 760-765-3800
cottage rental amenities
1 Bedroom/ 1 Bath with complete kitchen
Refrigerator/ice maker
Stereo, Satellite TV
Internet access via dial up
King Size flotation bed
Queen size sofa sleeper in the main room
Linens, Cookware, dishes and utensils, towels
BBQ available
For fly-in guests car available upon request for an additional charge
activities and attractions in Julian San Diego Area
Nature & Outdoor
Hiking, Climbing, Golf & Tennis (Borrego), Mountain Biking
Fishing at Lake Henshaw or Lake Cuyamaca (30 min)
Painting, Photography
RC Model Airplanes
Gambling at the new Casino in Santa Ysabel
Books, Videos, TV, Records and CD's, Boardgames, Card Games
vacation rental rates
Standard Rates
$125.00 per night, 2 night minimum
3 for 3: 3 nights for $333.00
$ 740.00/week
A $ 25.00 cleaning fee and applicable taxes will be added to all
A security deposit of $300 required for stays over one week
Note: Rates subject to change without notice prior to confirmation.
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years. 4th July, add 20%
No Pets inside the cottage, we are happy to privide a carrier for your pet on the patio area.
Monthly rates upon request
Use of airstrip no charge for guests
The pool is seasonal and not heated, use at your own risk
Charles Cordell 760-765-3800
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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James B. Peoples, M.D., Surgical Society
The James B. Peoples, M.D., Surgical Society is an interest group for students in the School of Medicine who are interested in learning more about and pursuing a career in surgery. We have one event per month and encourage those interested in learning more about surgery to attend. Past events include panel discussions of practicing general and specialty surgeons, gown and glove sessions, and a suture lab. There are no dues or attendance requirements, just show up to the meetings when you are free. If you have questions, would like to learn more about the club, or would like to become an officer, please contact us.
Mission Statement
To provide current medical students with information regarding a variety of surgical specialty careers through the coordination of presentations by surgeons who are working in those fields.
- Promote interest in surgery at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.
- Increase knowledge of general surgery and surgical subspecialties through panels, shadowing, and training simulations.
- Prepare medical students for their surgical clerkship and a career in surgery.
- Boonshoft School of Medicine to host tribute to Robert Peter Turk, M.D., professor emeritus
- Robert P. Turk, M.D., professor emeritus at Boonshoft School of Medicine, passes away
Introduction to Surgical Research
Priti Parikh, Ph.D.
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"Introduction to Research in General and Specialty Surgery"
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2014 Suture Lab at Miami Valley Hospital
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Conferences and Symposiums
Emerging Issues and Controversies in Vascular Surgery
A one-day symposium on various topics in vascular surgery for primary care physicians, surgeons, vascular specialists, podiatrists, nursing, and other allied medical professionals and trainees in the greater Dayton area.
Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, Department of General Surgery
Friday, September 27, 2013, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Miami Valley Hospital, Berry Women's Center, Dayton, Ohio
Symposium Presentations
- Hemodialysis Access Basics: A Vascular Surgeon's Perspective
- Current Status of Carotid Therapy
- Peripheral Artery Disease: A Vascular Surgeons's Perspective
- Arterial and Venous Lower Extremity Ulcers
- Cosmetic Vein Practice: Secrets to Success
- Use of Autollogoous Bone-Marrow Mononuclear (Stem) Cell Implantation Therapy as a Limb Salvage Procedure in Patients with Severe Peripheral Vascular Disease
- Contemporary Management of Aortic Graft Infections
- Multidisciplinary Team Approach to Limb Salvage Repair and Maintenance of the High Risk Lower Extremity
Clinical Congress 2014
The American College of Surgeons Annual Meeting
Members of the American College of Surgeons
October 26–30, 2014
Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA
- American College of Surgeons
- Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Surgery
- Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine
- Wright State Physicians Surgery
- The Ohio Neurosurgical Institute
- Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists
- South Dayton Urology
- Dayton Eye Associates
- Warwar Eye Group
- National Residency Match Program
- Surgery 101 Podcasts
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Shankar Narayanan, President
High School: St. Xavier High School, Cincinnati, OH, Class of 2006
College: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, Class of 2010, B.S., Biology
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Hobbies: Running, lifting weights, attending sporting events and traveling all over the world, visiting friends and family and exploring the world with them
Why are you interested in surgery? I am very interested in healing people and in my opinion, you have the most intimate relationship with a patient as a surgeon. Your job is to fix something that is wrong with the patient, and you use a combination of your medical education, technical skills acquired in residency, and your God-given hands to solve and immediately fix the problem that plagues the patient.
Landon Polakof, Vice President
High School: University School, Hunting Valley, OH, Class of 2007
College: Washington University, St. Louis, MO, Class of 2011, B.S., Biomedical Engineering
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hobbies: Intramural sports, weight lifting, hiking, cooking, spending time with friends in Dayton and elsewhere
Why are you interested in surgery? My interest in surgery has very broad roots, but it can be distilled into three main principles. Firstly, the opportunity to work with my hands and turn them into tools of healing is a strong draw due to my active and restless nature. Next, surgery, as opposed to many fields within medicine, does not seek to manage a patient's chronic problems but rather is based on immediate resolutions with definable goals. Lastly, it is a profession in which one can constantly seek to improve their skills and test them in challenging cases.
Diane Bizimana, Secretary
High School: Lycée Notre Dame de Citeaux, Kigali-Rwanda, Class of 2006
College: Wright State University, Class of 2012, major in chemistry, minor in biology, and certificate in women and african american in heath care
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Hobbies: Basketball, reading and cooking
Why are you interested in surgery? My fascination with the human body attracted me to medicine, but my love of immediate results attracted me to surgery. I know being a woman and pursuing a surgical speciality will not be an easy journey, but my heart pumps a little faster at the prospect of all the challenges and opportunities I will have in this speciality. I have loved every surgery I have watched so far, and I cannot wait to be like so many of the surgeons I have shadowed and learned so much from.
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Why are you interested in surgery? I am interested in surgery because I want to enter a challenging field where you can see your results immediately. I feel like this is only possible in surgery. Unlike other specialties where you give a patient a medication and wait a week or two to see if it works, surgery allows you to immediately see how your patient is doing hours after the procedure. Additionally, I really enjoy working with my hands. Trying to fix things with my hands is something I have done since I was a child. Surgery is certainly a challenge and I would love to be in a profession where each day presents a new problem. I have absolutely loved every surgeon I have shadowed. I don't think I could see myself in any other specialty.
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High School: Big Walnut High School, Sunbury, OH, Class of 2007
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Why are you interested in surgery? It's difficult for me to sum up the many reasons why I feel attracted to the surgical field, but I will do my best to make it all come together. After being on the patient side of multiple sports-related fractures, I became fascinated with the surgical field. Shadowing experiences solidified this attraction, leaving me in awe after every procedure. I enjoy physical challenges, and I believe a career in surgery would keep me motivated and interested throughout my life. I feel that a surgical career fits my personality type, and I am very excited to see what the future holds.
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High School: Detroit Country Day School, Bloomfield Hills, MI, Class of 2007
College: Georgetown University, Washington, DC, Class of 2011, B.S., Human Science, minor in theology
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Why are you interested in surgery? I appreciate the physicality and immediacy of surgery. My mind is very active and tends to wander without something to command its immediate attention, but I have been riveted during every surgery I have observed. Surgery is by nature an active process and a definable trade, and the prospect of entering a field that will allow me to constantly hone and improve my skill in a physical pursuit is a strong draw. Furthermore, I like definable goals with more acute timelines and surgery offers a chance to approach specific problems with a clearly defined solution in mind, with results seen much quicker than in many medical fields.
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Thursday, May 8th at 7 p.m.
Robert H. Patton, author of Hell Before Breakfast will be our featured speaker.
From the acclaimed author of The Pattons and Patriot Pirates: a book that celebrates America's forgotten war correspondents, men who were legends in their time; who, between 1860 and 1910, between the Civil War and the Spanish-American War—when empires fell and dynasties flourished—led romantic, thrilling lives on the edgiest frontiers of time and place: seeing the world, breaking the stories, making news themselves during the time when newspapers made the most foreign of landscapes available, and the circulation wars were revolutionizing contemporary life, shaping global events, and making history.
About the Author
Robert H. Patton graduated from Brown University and Northwestern University. He lives with his wife in Darien, Connecticut.
Books will be available for purchase at this event. Refreshments will be served.
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Athletic Trainer
Penn College employs a full-time certified athletic trainer through Susquehanna Health to meet the health care needs of our student-athletes.
Contact & Location Information
Training Room — 570-320-2400, ext. 2778
Bardo Gymnasium, Room 118 (opens 2 hours before sporting events)
Hours: Mon. - Fri., 1-9 p.m. (subject to change, based on practice and game schedules)
College Health Services — 570-320-2400, ext. 7224
Bush Campus Center, Room 150
Emergency Care — 570-321-2000
Susquehanna Health, Williamsport Hospital and Medical Center, 777 Rural Avenue, Williamsport
- Evaluation of injuries
- Taping and wrapping (visiting soccer teams will be taped at the field)
- Rehabilitation of injuries
- General first-aid
- Referral to orthopedic specialist
- Treatment of injuries, including
- Ice and heat
- Whirlpool *
- Ultrasound *
- Electric stimulation *
* Any student-athlete requiring stimulation, ultrasound, or whirlpool treatments must bring a written prescription from a certified athletic trainer or doctor. Failure to provide written proof will result in no treatment.
It is the current policy that all Pennsylvania College of Technology students participating in intercollegiate athletics provide information to help lessen exposure to potential accident or injury hazards that may exist as a result of participation in intercollegiate athletics.
Event Coverage
Our athletic trainer will be present at all home sporting events except tennis, bowling, and golf. The following will be provided for visiting teams:
- Taping area (visiting teams supply their own taping supplies)
- Ice and bags (home bench)
- Water and cups
- Splints and crutches (home bench)
Out-of-Season Coverage
Due to limited resources, out-of-season events will not be staffed by our athletic trainer. The head coach is responsible for first-aid and contacting emergency services.


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Alojamento Baixo Custo África Egito Dahab Hotéis Baixo Custo Bedouin Lodge Hotel Dahab
The owners of the Hotel & Dive Center are a Bedouin family, born and grown up in the desert around Dahab. Later the family settled to Dahab to be able to educate their children and send them to school.
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We are a familiar, small hotel located directly at the coast of the Red Sea in the heart of Dahab . Here you can enjoy your holiday while relaxing in our Bedouin Restaurant by the beach or take a sunbath on our roof terrace. Our individual operating dive center offers daily guided dives, PADI Dive Courses, Camel Dive Safaris, night dives and much more.
Ask our Bedouin family about a safari into Sinai's amazing desert. Like this you will get a deep insight into the Bedouin's life and culture
The owners of the Hotel & Dive Center are a Bedouin family, born and grown up in the desert around Dahab. Later the family settled to Dahab to be able to educate their children and send them to school. Therefore, all Bedouins working at the Hotel & Dive Center are familiar with the area around Dahab – which means they can give you an authentic insight into the Bedouin's culture.
The hotel consists of 26 single, double and triple rooms - each room with private bathroom & air condition or fan.
Some rooms offering a balcony (with sea view) most rooms are equipped with air condition - others with fan.
Only a few meters away from your room you will find Bedouin Lodge's own Dive Center and the restaurant, created in Bedouin style: meeting point for divers & other guests in the evening, ex-changing their news & experiences – accompanied by tasty drinks & Shisha (the Water Pipe). The new roof terrace above the restaurant is perfect for sunbathing and relaxing.
We are located 90 km or 1 hour drive from Sharm El Sheikh international airport.
We arrange pick up service from and to the airport.
The Taba airport is about 160 km away. You can reach us by bus as well - from all cities in Egypt.
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Thank you for choosing Summa Health System as your healthcare provider. Our goal is to provide you with the right care at the right time in the right place
A listing of all services offered by Summa Health System
Education: Bachelor of Science, University of Akron, 2008
Master of Science, University of Akron, 2011
I Have Been An Athletic Trainer Since: 2008
I Have Been With Summa Health System Since: 2011
Other Experiences:
2011 OATA Quiz Bowl Presenter
Graduate Assistant for the Athletic Training Education program at the University of Akron2 Years experience providing high school coverage in the Lake County community.
Why did you choose this as your career path?
My love of sport and interest in medicine are the perfect fit. I was first inspired to become an Athletic Trainer while my brother was going through his rehab for a torn ACL and broken femur. I was involved with athletic training in high school and loved the idea of working with athletes from the initial injury until they returned to play.
Your most memorable experience as an athletic trainer?
I have many memorable experiences as an Athletic Trainer. One that stands out the most to me was watching one of my athletes step onto the football field and have a successful season after recovering from a severe injury. Also, the first time a student athlete told me they looked up to me and valued my support showed me how much impact we can have on our athletes and the influence we can have beyond taking care of their sports injuries.


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Well,they've been deleted it seems - so better post a picture again
Some people I've never seen a picture of...
Yeah, i'll post my pictures again for ya all [;)]
Who do you all wanne see here??
i will get mine for ya soon.
what is the best site to get a url for a photo?
Well ones thatcome to mind that I haven't seen: Scottish,Zebraal(remains to be seenwhether they'll return),Imnumber2,taz,Craigwickersham,Albion,Siiri
Theres mine again
Hey Robbo where are you're holiday pic's??
Yeah i would wanne see Craig so i know who Maria maybe saw when there where taken pictures of her or when she got somethin from him[:p]
Oh i forgot about those i will get them on here tomorrow when i have more time
I've got a few for ya...
Ok this is not my normal face[:P]I was just making a stupid face for the photo but it was just at that moment so now it's between normal and stupid hahaha...
More to come, hope that the next few are better and normal... they are from somebody's party and she's still putting the photo's online so i have to wait for it.
Yeah I know, i look almost different on all photo's taken on other times[:S]
You meen this one:
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You look a bit dangerous on this one lol just kidding [:P]
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no I'm crying ,,, why are you making more posts than me ..... seriusly I was loughing at your first picture like
Steffie said ; you look dangerous
Maybe because i'm ranked as the most active poster on this forum[:D]
How about you posting a photo of yourself??
You can fall down.....From the window..
pretty funny, now dare to post a photo of yourself.


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I never installed a toilet before, and the bathroom I did the install was not working for a few years. It was on the second floor and the last toilet had sprung a leak while the door was closed and we didn't see the leak until it was in the garage. So a lot of work now. I needed to fix the problem before I could paint and fix the spots in the walls that were saturated.
When I started shopping for a toilet I just wanted to get something that was cheep, would work well, and be efficient (I'm replacing an old 3.5gpf American standard that's 45 years old) because I have a tight budget. After much consideration I went with the Champion 4. Now here were my reasons incase your thinking the same thing.
This site was not that helpful to me. Neither was Consumer Reports (who gave this toilet the highest rating). Unfortunately if you look on this site you'll get one thing from the "master plumbers" and that's "Toto drake", or some other $400 toilet that's way out of many peoples price range. Not only that but it has to be my scam radar that goes off when I see those prices. It leaves me asking "It's a toilet! How can you screw up a piece of ceramic?" And then read the reviews and they don't always help. My brother had a Mansfield alto, had it 3 years, and never had a problem. According to Terry "I replace more of them then any other toilet" How is it failing for all these people terry mentions and works fine for the only two I have experience with? Not to mention, I've even herd complaints about the Drake on this very thread! So you don't have to go far for criticism.
Now, on with the champion 4. All that other stuff will come full circle. Got it home from HD and took it out of the box. Everything looked to be correct except I couldn't understand what the plastic insert marked "do not remove" was for? Long story short, don't take it out when you install your tank. lol Now most of the criticism I've herd about the champion line is for the flush valve and is on the older model, but on the new model its about a wobbly tank. And I couldn't agree more! That's BS! It's ceramic, make it right! Not that hard. So I put the foam/rubber gasket on that goes between the bowl and tank. Now anyone that's done this with this toilet will know it's too thick! When I called AS, the girl (I wonder if she's ever installed one) told me to keep the insert in, and about the tank she said "You can't ever have china on china. If you tighten it then it can crack. We've had many customers call worried that they will crack the bowl, but just tighten it down till it touches the ribs on the back and stop." I told her "I can't get it that close. It's already super tight and I feel like it's going to crack now!" She didn't have anything more to say. Now I've read someone on this site that busted one just tightening like she said. So it still wobbled and was already super tight and not touching the bowl. I'm not a perfectionist but WTF? It's totally obvious that gasket is way to thick. The operation of the toilet was good other then the wobble but it still pissed me off and I was still concerned about how tight the tank was already. I felt the pressure being applied to the tank by the gasket could still possibly bust the tank at some time in the future and I didn't feel safe with it. If your not home and that tank cracks and your on the top floor like me, BIG TROUBLE, like what I described before.
Now I would not recommend this AT ALL! TO ANYONE! lol But since I had already set the bowl I wasn't sure if I wanted to take it back, if they would give me a hard time about a return, I actually took the gasket downstairs to my woodworking shop and used my router with a flat horizontal bit used for make for grooves cabinets and shaved off 3/32" from the inside of the gasket where the large nut presses on the tank. (I provided a picture. You can see the tiny spot where there is a lower level towards the corner.) I wouldn't just cut it, I think it needs to be machined smooth. If your crazy enough to do that, which I don't recommend, remember you have to go so so so slow when cutting. Its rubber and the metal will want to grip it and shred it, if you loose it....... sorry. Wait weeks for a new one. That's why I don't recommend it (not to mention the safety risks). What I would recommend is, don't buy this toilet. I trusted American Standard because we've had them in this house for almost half a century and had almost no problems with them. When I put the gasket back on, Bingo! Went down nice and snug and had proper tight feel in the nuts, wobbles gone. (BTW I put plastic washers behind the metal nuts AS wants you to crank against the china, they were the plastic flange washers used to hold up the bolts when you seat the bowl.) I don't have anything against AS, but I don't understand why they would manufacture something that is so obviously too thick?
As for now, it works great! Strong flushes, no leaks, easy to clean... Works Great! Ill post up in a couple months and tell you all if anything arises. American Standard, everyone doesn't have a workshop in their basement! Please fix that!
I also posted a YouTube video for all of you to check out so you can get a visual on what Im talking about.


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Last year's squad was senior heavy. This year's group is not.
Isaiah Campbell, Paul Padua and Laurence Sampang are the only seniors on the roster.
With the lack of seniors, Sparks coach Dan Schreiber holds eight juniors on the varsity roster (no freshman or sophomores). And with the corresponding lack in experience, Schreiber's goals for the 2013-14 Railroaders are conservative, for now.
"We just want to play one game at a time and get better each time on the court," Schreiber said. "Each coach has high expectations, just like we do."
Sparks' lack of experience does not translate to a lack of talent, however.
Campbell will be one of the regulars in the headlines for the Railroaders. The senior scored 16 points in Sparks' season-opening, 57-40, loss to North Valleys Saturday.
"Isaiah Campbell is a pretty solid player all around so he will be one of our key kids," Schreiber said.
The Railroaders will also lean on junior Adrian Garcia. Garcia moved up to varsity midway through his sophomore season and narrowly missed a double-double in the loss to North Valleys scoring 14 points and grabbing nine rebounds.
Schreiber said Garcia worked hard in the offseason and he is "looking for big things" from his junior.
And on the nights Sparks is not the most talented team on the floor, the Railroaders will rely on grit.
"We are going to be the typical team that outworks opponents," Schreiber said. "That's what we are known for."
This year, the Railroaders lack size down low so Sparks will look to push the fast break as often as possible. Fast-break opportunities could help mask the Railroaders' inexperience until the varsity newbies are no longer 'new.'
"We are going to try to keep the tempo up," Schreiber said. "We're a little short so we've talked about gaining possession then pushing."
The up-tempo style is a changeup from last year as Schreiber is not stranger to changing his team's style.
"I'm guilty of changing it (playing style) every year just based on the talents we have," Schreiber said. "We can't do the same thing every year. It just doesn't work that way. I change it every year depending on the kids we have."
Schreiber said Elko is the "team to beat" in the Div. I-A North this season and has already talked to his team about playoff positioning.
Elko claimed the No. 1 seed in the North last season before losing in the state semifinals.
"We have talked about trying to avoid them to the end (North title game)," Schreiber said. "They (Elko) are that good."
But before Sparks can look forward to what it hopes will be a playoff push, Sparks' coach must fine tune his young group.
Said Schreiber, "We're going to be good, but have to expedite the talent."


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The future of every football program rests in its players, and that future becomes a bit clearer and hopefully all the brighter on Wednesday when CAA Football's 12 programs announce the players they have signed to National Letters of Intent as part of National Signing Day.
With that said, welcome to CAA Football's Signing Day Central page, where our goal is to provide comprehensive, real-time coverage from around the conference with the latest news, tweets, videos, photos and more coming out of each of our programs. Information and links will be updated as they become available.
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Sum of Its Parts: Food Systems Solutions from Field to Market
CAFS Student Research Presentations, April 8, 2013. (video)
Conference on Agriculture and Food Systems
The 2012 conference marked the official launch of the law school's new Center for Agriculture and Food Systems, and brought national experts and leaders in the field together to address the major legal and policy issues related to agriculture and food systems. September 28, 2012. (click for videos)


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1461 Beck St, Salt Lake City, UT | Directions 8411640.799661 -111.910847
What kind of wimp do you have to be? – Yes, Swedetown is a little menacing, but come on. There is a certain flavor about this place. Be interesting and the regulars will be interested. Be a problem and you will get the same. Kip (the owner) manages a good bar. Mary and Larry (bartenders) are two of a kind. Give it a chance.
Salt-worn, unremarkable and decidedly menacing. – The Scene
In a ramshackle building standing on about an acre of bare dirt on north Beck Street, Swedetown Pub looks salt-worn, as if the building were rescued from the set of Popeye. Inside is an unremarkable beer bar with pool tables and dart machines, but it has a decidedly menacing atmosphere. This is not the sort of place you're likely to wander into accidentally, looking for directions or hoping to run into the restroom and plug the condom machine. In fact, if you came to harm in Swedetown on a Saturday night, you could expect little sympathy from local law enforcement. The fact that you walked in there at all would suggest a degree of complicity with your attackers; and if you do accidentally walk in, stand on a chair, cup your hands around your mouth, and belt out a Ricola yodel. The patrons of Swedetown are genuine Swedish railroad workers who probably have a very interesting story to tell of how they came from one isolated frozen culture to another, and how they subsequently came to rule a bar in North Salt Lake, but they're as likely to slap your head with a pool cue as they are to tell their story.
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Who can resist thick, creamy decadent cheesecake? Try this low-fat version in the single serving size.
Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 120.6
Not too sweet but not too healthy, these delightful muffins are equally delicious for breakfast or dessert.
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Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 91.7
Like a "No Pudge" fudge brownie in 1 minute: Low fat, low cal, even some fiber! Save this single serving recipe for when you don't want a whole batch to tempt you!
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Carbs: 22.1g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 94.5
This creamy dessert is low in saturated fat, cholesterol, and sodium.
Carbs: 17.9g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 98.9
This is chocolate cake in a coffee cup...with a few changes to make it healthier
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