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Although I wasn't going to teach this 'cos I didn't really like the music, I was asked to do so by some of my class and they really liked it! I have to say it is a good dance & it was an easy teach they just need a bit more practice on the last section, but they'll have it off pat by next week I'm sure!
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When I first checked this one out I thought the funky shoulder parts might put my class off a bit. So what I decided to do was give them an option of just doing the basic steps or dancing it with the extras mentioned on the step sheet. Most decided to keep it simple and found it�s not a particularly hard dance. But there�s the opportunity for those who want to, to give it a bit more attitude. Great heavy dance beat and they were all up for it again when we danced it at the end of the night. It's one of my favourites so far this year.
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Linda Garrett - 10/04/2014
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Taught this last night, class unsure about the timing at first. Danced it again and gave a thumbs up. At the end of the evening some were trying to remember the steps so I think this will be a hit with them. I just love the music.
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Christine Wallace - 10/04/2014
Varied sequences of steps and good use of floor pattern combine to make a smooth NC two step which flows along easily to a gentle country track. Well done, Kate. Highly recommended.
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JANE Johnson - 09/04/2014
A bit late with my review.Daniel has done a good job with this.Yes,it is nippy,but like a lot of fast dances once you know them, for some strange reason they don`t seem so fast!
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Vikki Morris - 09/04/2014
another dreamy dance by robbie. no tags , no restarts, no taxing steps, great music. should appeal to the country fans
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January 7th, 2011 at 20:08 UTC by Joseph Bonneau
A few weeks ago I detailed how Gawker lost a million of their users' passwords. Soon after this I found an interesting vulnerability in Gawker's password deployment involving the handling of non-ASCII characters. Specifically, they didn't handle them at all until two weeks ago, instead they were mapping all non-ASCII characters to the ASCII '?' prior to hashing them. This not only greatly limited the theoretical space of passwords, but meant that passwords consisting of any n non-ASCII characters were equivalent to '?'^n. Native Telugu or Korean speakers with passwords like 'రహస్య సంకేత పదం' or '비밀번호' were vulnerable to an attacker simply guessing a string of question marks. An attacker may in fact know in advance that some users are from non-Latin countries (for example by looking at their email addresses) potentially making this more easily exploitable.
I came across this issue because I was curious how crypt() would handle non-ASCII characters. Because DES uses 56-bit keys, crypt() must take its 8 characters of input (all passwords longer than this are truncated) and coerce them into 7 bits each. For traditional ASCII characters, which range only from 0-127, this is achieved by simply dropping the high-order bit from each byte in the string. The same thing is done for non-ASCII characters, although because they may be represented by more than one-byte in encodings like utf-8, crypt() will use even fewer than 8 characters. The effect will depend on the encoding size of each individual character, but only the first four characters of 'Пароль' will be used by crypt(), and only the first three characters of ' パスワード'.
I was quite surprised to find that Gawker managed to drop all non-ASCII characters. In fact, the problem had nothing to do with crypt(). In an interesting twist that nobody seemed to realise after the Gawker hack, they'd actually already switched to the much-stronger, Blowfish-based bcrypt() months ago. All passwords updated since the switch have been hashed with bcrypt(), but Gnosis ignored this column of the SQL database (which also explains the large discrepancy between the database size and the number of crackable passwords). Unfortunately, bcrypt() is not quite as widely supported, and Gawker was using a relatively little-known Java library with the known bug of converting all non-ASCII characters to '?' prior to hashing.
Gawker was very professional in its response. I received thanks and a clear timetable for a fix within 24 hours, the fix itself took less than 72 hours. They also ran an item in Gizmodo explaining the problem which was both courteous and very honest about the problem. However, Gawker did not force potentially vulnerable users to change their passwords-just as they didn't do so with the passwords leaked in December. It seems far-fetched that most users will find the Gizmodo article, understand it, and take action; they should have been forced to change.
This is a very minor problem for the userbase of Gawker's blogs (which are only available in English). I determined through brute-force that about 1 in 50,000 Gawker users use a password which is entirely non-Latin (about the same number as use 'aolsucks' as their password), only a few dozen registered users in total. It remains to be seen what other vulnerabilities exist in the wild involving password hashing and character encoding (particularly issues surrounding form encoding), which has often been poorly understood by programmers and a major source of bugs. Traditionally these issues probably didn't matter much. When non-ASCII characters were poorly supported by most software there were few users who couldn't produce an ASCII password. Increasingly however, OS and browsers are internationalised well enough that more users may use non-ASCII characters in their passwords, particularly at sites which have larger numbers of users outside the West, meaning utf-8 should be cleanly handled in any password implementation.
Thanks to Rubin Xu, Dongting Yu, Andrew Lewis, and Richard Clayton for help researching this vulnerability.
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1. Thomas Plunkett | January 7th, 2011 at 23:21 UTC
Hi Joseph –
Once again, thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. As you note, the issue was posted to Gizmodo, but it also went up on our other sites at roughly the same time.
What we did do is force those users that successfully logged in using these chars to reset their password (a prompt appears forcing them to do so). The moment the fix went live, we marked users that updated using the fixed bcrypt so that we would not have to force them to do it again. Many users that reset their passwords initially were already covered, as many were not reset until after the weekend the fix went live.
We will be running another check across our user base for people that have not updated since the fix yet still have the '????????' issue. Those users for whom we have email addresses will receive an email notifying them to change their password, and the reason to do so. Those accounts that lack an email address, and have not updated, will be disabled. We have already done this on quite a few accounts.
Longer term (beginning early February), we will be migrating all of our users to our new commenting platform that will be described on the tech.gawker.com blog later this month. This will eliminate the need for email addresses or passwords on our platform. Once this change goes live, new commenters will not be able to register with a user/password — we will support only OAuth or anonymous accounts we are calling 'burners'.
Readers should know if upon reviewing our code/data discover any issues, we encourage them to send a report about it to security at gawker dot com.
Tom Plunkett
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2. Joseph Bonneau | January 8th, 2011 at 07:58 UTC
Glad to hear you are going to reach out more directly to the users affected. Even more glad to hear that you're planning to phase out password collection completely! This was something we called for in our survey papers on the web password space. To my knowledge Gawker will be one of the biggest platforms to take that step, which I hope many other websites will take in the future.
3. John | January 9th, 2011 at 18:04 UTC
Passwords have always concerned me over a long period of time. As I mentioned elsewhere the password authentication for the public internet (sites such as ebay, yahoo mail et al) aren't really fit for purpose anymore as they are easily cracked even if authentication is done securely. A lot of sites still ask for an email address as a username as these are assumed to be unique, but this way of use makes it easy for spammers to harvest addresses. Once the address is intercepted, guessing passwords (a lot of people use 12345 or password for simplicity as you know) is then the next step. User education is key to this, though many users (newer inexperienced users probably even more so) IGNORE advice given, such as using different passwords for different sites as it becomes cumbersome to do this, folk tend to stick with one password. Password keeper programs also suffer from the same thing; one password gains access to all the rest, thus rendering them useless.
I also believe that the rush to commercialise the internet led to certain pertinent questions not being asked before it was.
4. Poul-Henning Kamp | January 10th, 2011 at 12:58 UTC
The crypt() function only has 8char*7bit limitations if it still uses the old DES-derived hash.
Quite a lot of the world these days use the MD5 based crypt() I hacked together 16 years ago for FreeBSD 2.0, and that will take any length password and chew on all the bits.
If anybody uses the old DES based crypt these days, they are not serious about security at all.
I would even argue that the MD5 based crypt() is far to fast to calculate these days: It should take at least 100msec to do so at any point in time.
5. Joseph Bonneau | January 10th, 2011 at 14:44 UTC
You raise an interesting point, which is why Gawker or anybody else is using crypt() for a website. My thought was that it was a PHP default-but I checked into it, PHP switched from DES to MD5 by default in version 4.1 in Dec 2001 (and caused some frustration). I'm planning to study how many crypt implementations still exist in the wild, why they still exist is anybody's guess.
6. Poul-Henning Kamp | January 10th, 2011 at 23:05 UTC
Actually, that is the wrong attitude, we should have more implementations, not fewer.
Mind you, they need to be good ones, and therefore the DES one needs to die.
Password hashing is a kleenex application, you can even change your algorithm for new passwords on the fly, as long as you check the old one for old hashes.
You could even use a per-system salt if you wanted, to make sure that hashed passwords were not shared undesirably.
If like most organizations you have a mandated max lifetime for passwords, the nyquist theoreme applies to how fast you ca phase out old algorithms.
I added the $1$ prefix to the hash, specifically so that you can tell which algorithm is used to hash it, so that multiple different hash algorithms can coexist.
Unfortunately, rather than a steady progression of new and stronger algorithms to keep pace with cpu speeds, it seems that my md5 based version have become the new golden standard.
The OpenBSD people did a $2$ based on SHA, but I have not followed the field in detail to know if any others have appeared.
But yes, after 16 years, it's time somebody revisited this area again, please do so, and feel free to contact me if you think it will help.
Somebody at CL may still have a copy of the talk I gave there a couple of years ago about the trouble with cryptographers unionization. (Ask Robert.)
7. Joseph Bonneau | January 11th, 2011 at 14:11 UTC
To answer your question, there actually are a lot of crypt implementations now. PHP supports 6 as of v 5.3, and the more recent SHA ones include a parameter in the has for the number of iterations as well, which should make them very easy to tune annually as CPU speeds increase. My mine point was that, while having multiple options is helpful to tune for performance and possible hash function cryptanalysis (although none of MD5's problems make much difference for password hashing), migrating off of the old crypt() should be the first goal due to the 8 character limit and the insufficient salt size. Having an array of options may not be helpful for web developers who'll just choose the fastest or first thing (DES-based crypt()) not realising it is much, much worse than all other options.
8. Nick Lamb | January 13th, 2011 at 12:18 UTC
Laziness is definitely a major culprit in big systems still using DES crypt(3)
In the 1990s I was a student at a somewhat well-known university. They used DES crypt(3) across all their systems, with the hashes available via NIS. I felt this was a weakness but could find no-one authorised to do anything about it
Years later I was briefly employed as a member of the systems team of the world-class CS department at that university. They still mandated DES crypt(3) going so far as to reconfigure machines which tried to use something else – although no-one could point at any machines which couldn't handle PHK's improved algorithm cited above. They still used NIS.
I suggested changing the default for new passwords at least. I got static. I changed my own password hash manually to a PHK-style one, to show that nothing broke. Still static. My career moved on, and I rarely thought about it.
Most recently their main shared compute system was broken into. That prompted me to ask about it again. Sure enough, they still hadn't upgraded. They still allow password-based direct SSH access into machines, based on passwords secured only by DES crypt(3) hashes available to anyone who asks NIS for them.
9. Tim Ward | January 23rd, 2011 at 20:49 UTC
When I was a student at the computer lab there was a Tripos exam question that appeared something like every other year which asked "explain why even experienced programmers have problems with character codes".
In earlier days students were supposed to write an essay about how to spot escape sequences if you didn't start reading a five bit Flexowriter tape at the beginning. In my day you were supposed to write about EBCDIC and/or what to use bit eight on eight-track paper tape for.
Wot I want to know is … does this question still routinely appear, in the same words, on Tripos papers?
10. dennis | February 11th, 2011 at 00:40 UTC
you mention that "Native Georgian or Korean speakers with passwords like 'రహస్య సంకేత పదం' or '비밀번호' were vulnerable …."
as someone who is a native Telugu speaker (telugu is an indian language spoken by over 70 million people in india), i can assure you that no 'Native Georgian' speaker would be using the password 'రహస్య సంకేత పదం' which is NOT a Georgian phrase but a Telugu phrase meaning 'secret password'. just thought you might like to know.
11. Joseph Bonneau | February 11th, 2011 at 01:01 UTC
Thanks very much and sorry for the error. I originally had three examples of non-ASCII passwords (all of which in fact meant 'password'), and then deleted the word Telugu but the Georgian password by mistake, so it made no sense as you pointed out. It's corrected now.
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Jason Toedter plans run for Northampton County Council
A Bethlehem resident is planning to run for Northampton County Council.
A native of Easton, Jason Toedter says he supports keeping Gracedale in public hand and wants to generate energy savings that can then be used to offset budget cuts in social services.
"Over the past few years I have had the privilege of working on several solar fields and roof top mounted solar systems, as well as energy efficient building renovations," Toedter said. " I would like to use the experience I gained to conduct a full energy audit of Northampton County properties and buildings to establish long term energy savings."
He is a graduate of Moravian College and Rutgers University.
He is the lead project manager at his father's engineering firm, RT Consulting and Engineering. He is also an assistant tennis coach for the women's tennis team at Moravian College.
His formal announcement will be made Saturday from 12-2 p.m. at the Machs Gute in Bethlehem.
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Way back in 1999, I was enjoying my first summer working at the newspaper and learning my way around Lassen County when I got my first glimpse of what seems to be an unfortunate and all too frequent occurrence in our part of the country - a raging wildfire. Growing up in the city, I had no real experience with our kind of fire.
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- Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship, Lawrence J. Marentette, MD, FACS
- Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship, Shan R. Baker, M.D.,Jeffrey S. Moyer, M.D
- Pediatric Otolaryngology, Marci Lesperance, M.D.
- Advanced Research Training in Otolaryngology Program, Marci Lesperance, M.D.
- Head and Neck Fellowship Program, Douglas B. Chepeha, M.D.
- Fellowships Otology/Neurotology, H. Alexander Arts, M.D.
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship, Lawrence J. Marentette, MD, FACS
The fellowship provides a hands-on experience as first assistant or surgeon in a variety of craniomaxillofacial surgical cases. This includes maxillofacial and cranial base trauma, anterior and antero-lateral skull base tumor cases (excluding temporal bone surgery), post traumatic reconstruction, MOH's reconstruction, and operative exposure to cosmetic surgery.
The fellow may participate in any of the clinical or basic science research projects in the department or may pursue independent research. Sufficient time will be allotted for research in order for the fellow to complete a project as required by all AAFPRS fellowships.
The fellow will be actively involved in resident teaching, including clinic, surgical, and didactic. The fellow will also act as lab instructor in courses taught by the director.
The fellow will have the opportunity to operate with all members in the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. The fellow also has four clinics per month in which personal cases are generated. The fellow will act as a primary surgeon on facial plastic cases at the Veteran's Hospital. Call responsibilities are shared with other faculty members in the department.
The emphasis of the fellowship is craniomaxillofacial and anterior cranial base surgery. The fellow will also spend one day per week with Dr. Shan Baker in the OR. This is intended to provide exposure to cosmetic surgery and give the fellow a broader training in facial cosmetic and MOH's reconstructive surgery. The fellow can also spend time with the oculoplastic surgeons. The medical center is a Level 1-trauma center receiving pediatric and adult trauma patients. The fellow is the attending at the VAMC MOH's clinic on Thursday afternoon. The fellow will participate in the cranial base program clinic, which meets weekly and is attended by neurosurgery. Through interdisciplinary exam and planning sessions, the fellow will gain a working knowledge not only of basic neurosurgical principles but also of the design and implementation of the various cranial base osteotomies. Approximately 110 new patients were evaluated in this clinic. This fellowship is intended for individuals actively seeking a career in academic facial plastic and reconstructive surgery.
For general information on programs, handbook, and descriptions:
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Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship, Shan R. Baker, M.D.,Jeffrey S. Moyer, M.D
The fellowship provides a broad base, hands-on exposure to a wide diversity of facial plastic and reconstructive surgical procedures including cosmetic, craniofacial and reconstructive surgery. The fellow can have an opportunity to observe a wide variety of microsurgical procedures if desired. Each fellow must perform some clinical or basic science research as required by all AAFPRS fellowship programs. Animal research facilities and limited funding is available. Residents are present at many of the surgical procedures and the fellow is responsible along with the attending physician to supervise them. The fellow will staff resident surgical procedures at the Veteran's Administration Hospital. Fellows may also be requested to present formal didactic lectures.
A fellow has two clinics per month at the University Hospital in which to generate personal surgical cases. The fellow will also first assist on most of the procedures performed by faculty. The fellow will be primary surgeon on all procedures performed at the Veteran's Administration Hospital. Call responsibilities are integrated with other faculty members.
A major emphasis of the fellowship is in the area of facial cosmetic surgery including most of the contemporary methods of aesthetic surgery. There is extensive exposure to facial reconstruction using local flaps, craniofacial surgery and facial trauma
For a handbook or application go the AAFPRS web page:
Pediatric Otolaryngology, Marci Lesperance, M.D.
Pediatric Otolaryngology has over 5,000 patient encounters each year (includes outpatient and inpatient visits). Over 1800 operative cases are performed annually including airway reconstruction, cochlear implantation, BAHA, and chronic ear surgery, head and neck tumors, and rhinology.
Specialty Clinics: Airway and Voice clinics, Pediatric Genetics clinics, Skull Base Clinic
Conferences/Didactics: Weekly pediatric otolaryngology conferences, weekly grand rounds; monthly morbidity and mortality conferences and Vascular Anomalies Conference; quarterly pathology conferences and Airway Journal club (with PICU and anesthesiology).
Research Year: Optional year, funded by T32 grant, can take place either before or after clinical fellowship. See http://www.med.umich.edu/oto/research/artopindex.shtml Call Responsibility/Resident supervision: Attending call, approximately 6 weeks/year
Application Form: Please download the unified application form: http://www.aspo.us/fellowships.php or http://www.sfmatch.org/
Advanced Research Training in Otolaryngology Program, Marci Lesperance, M.D.
For the past 20 years, ARTOP has provided research training in otolaryngology-related disciplines for medical students, resident physicians and post-residency fellows to develop the next generation of clinician-scientists.
For the past 20 years, ARTOP has provided research training in otolaryngology-related disciplines for medical students, resident physicians and post-residency fellows to develop the next generation of clinician-scientists.
Applicants must be US citizens or green card holders to be eligible. For more information and to apply, see: http://www.med.umich.edu/oto/research/artopindex.shtml
Head and Neck Fellowship Program, Douglas B. Chepeha, M.D.
The Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery sees nearly 50,000 outpatient visits per year, with over 400 major head and neck cancer patients treated annually. The Head and Neck Division staff is dedicated to the training of residents and fellows in the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of head and neck cancer patients. We are also the lead department in the Head and Neck Oncology program within the University of Michigan Cancer Center and coordinate Cancer Center multi-disciplinary Head and Neck Cancer Clinics.
The Head and Neck Oncology Fellowship at the University of Michigan provides advanced training in head and neck surgical oncology with intensive training in microvascular reconstruction available for interested fellows. We offer a one or two year program. Fellowship applicants will be considered on merits, not on desired number of years of training. If chosen, the second year of training is primarily a research year. We believe that this design allows the fellow to develop an adequate research proposal in the first year for review by our department's Research Committee prior to approval and funding.
Contact information:
Douglas B. Chepeha, M.D.
University of Michigan
1500 E. Medical Center Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0312
American Head and Neck Society
Applications for 2012 fellowships will be available in November 2010.
Fellowships Otology/Neurotology, H. Alexander Arts, M.D.
It is the goal of the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery to contribute to the training of academic otolaryngologists by offering a fellowship in Otology - Neurotology. The fellowship was the first of its kind to be accredited by the American Council on Graduate Medical Education. It is specifically designed to prepare board-eligible or board-certified otolaryngologists for the practice of otology-neurotology in academic otolaryngology.
The Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Michigan is under the chairmanship of Carol R. Bradford, M.D. The fellowship director is H. Alexander Arts, M.D. The Division includes three other otologists: Steven A. Telian, M.D.; Hussam K. El-Kashlan, M.D.; and Syed Rizvi, M.D. The division enjoys a close collaborative relationship with Gregory Thompson, M.D., of the Department of Neurosurgery, who provides neurosurgical care for the acoustic neuroma operations and other skull base procedures.
The department is associated with an outstanding Division of Clinical Audiology and Neurodiagnostic Electrophysiology under the direction of Paul R. Kileny, Ph.D., an internationally recognized authority in his field. Teresa Zwolan, Ph.D., is the director of the Cochlear Implant Program, one of the largest implant programs in the United States. More than 1,000 patients have received implants. Our state-of-the-art vestibular testing facility is directed by Michael King, Ph.D., who also has a basic science research program in vestibular neurophysiology. In addition, the department is affiliated with the Kresge Hearing Research Institute under the direction of Thomas Carey, Ph.D. This institute houses laboratories staffed by approximately l5 Ph.D.-level scientists engaged in research concerned with the morphology, physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, genetics and psychoacoustics of the ear.
Fellowship Design
The fellowship in Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery involves two years of training. During this time, the department intends to fully equip the fellow to function effectively in an academic department of otolaryngology. Candidates with a demonstrated prior commitment to academic medicine will be given highest priority in the selection process. However, those candidates who lack scientific experience because of clinical responsibilities during their medical education are not discouraged from applying if they earnestly desire to pursue an academic career.
The first year of training is clinically oriented, with approximately 20 percent of fellow's time protected so that he or she may pursue academic projects and develop a research interest. A formal research proposal will be designed, defended and submitted for extramural funding during the first year of training. During the first two months of training, a structured preceptorship in audiologic and vestibular diagnosis with related assigned readings will be completed. The next 12 months are spent involved in active care of neurotologic patients. Significant investment in laboratory temporal bone dissection is anticipated. Surgical opportunities in the operating room are graduated and commensurate with demonstrated competence in temporal bone surgery.
Typical first year schedule:
Six months of the second year of training is designed to permit the fellow to pursue the basic research project designed during the first year, under the supervision of clinical and research faculty. Clinical commitments are limited in order to facilitate this activity. Elective rotations in neuroradiology, neurology, neurosurgery and related disciplines are available during the final four months of training. The fellow will continue to assist with the more sophisticated neurotologic skull base procedures during these elective rotations. The trainee can expect to function independently as a neurotologist after completion of the fellowship.
Specific Duties of the Fellow
Operating Room Experience:
The fellow may participate in caring for all otologic surgical patients. The fellow's hands-on operative experience will be focused toward inner ear procedures, facial nerve disorders and neurotologic skull base surgery. The majority of the cases consist of acoustic neuroma operations (25-40 per year), cochlear implants (80-100 per year), vestibular nerve sections and labyrinthectomy (about 20 per year), and an assortment of complex facial nerve and lateral skull base surgery procedures (l0-20 per year). Translabyrinthine approaches are used in approximately half of the acoustic neuroma procedures, while the other half are performed with the goal of hearing preservation using the middle fossa approach. The retrosigmoid approach is occasionally used to attempt hearing conservation for larger or more medial tumors unsuitable for access through the middle fossa. These advanced otologic procedures, as well as surgery for otosclerosis, are performed by fellows and clinical faculty. On the other hand, middle ear and mastoid surgery primarily will be performed by residents on the Otology Service under the supervision of clinical faculty.
Applicants must be eligible for the American Board of Otolaryngology examination or already board-certified. A training license to practice medicine in the state of Michigan is required for duties related to the training program, but an unrestricted license is needed if outside medical activities are planned. The fellow is appointed as a house officer due to ACGME regulations, and thus does not have independent clinical practice duties or on-call activities. The fellow will undertake the following duties related to clinical patient care:
Temporal Bone Laboratory:
The Temporal Bone Dissection Laboratory has l3 stations with otologic drills, binocular operating microscopes and closed circuit TV for instruction. Fellows are encouraged to spend extended blocks of time in the Temporal Bone Lab perfecting surgical skills, particularly those related to transtemporal approaches to the internal auditory canal and other advanced techniques required for neurotologic surgery. These efforts will both precede and complement responsibilities in the operating room. In addition, fellows will participate in supervising otolaryngology residents during weekly drilling sessions and will circulate as instructors in temporal bone dissection courses offered four times a year.
The division is actively involved in the otolaryngology residency teaching program at the University of Michigan. There are weekly Otology Case Conferences, as well as didactic sessions and supervised temporal bone dissection for residents and fellows on service. In addition to the teaching responsibilities in the Temporal Bone Laboratory, fellows periodically lecture during the Otology Conference and in continuing medical education courses, as deemed appropriate.
A major research project is completed by the fellow as the primary focus of the second year of training. This project may be the continuation of a prior research interest, a major clinical research undertaking, or an area of investigation that interfaces with the ongoing activities of the scientists at the Kresge Hearing Research Institute.
At least 20 percent of the weekly schedule will be available in the first year of training for research and academic pursuits. This should include development of a research plan leading to preparation of a formal NIH-style proposal. The fellow will have the opportunity to defend this proposal before the departmental Research Committee. The fellow will be expected to pursue extramural funding, although start-up support may be sought from the Otology Division and/or the department's Research Committee. In addition, the fellows are encouraged to initiate prospective or retrospective clinical studies leading to publication.
The department will provide a travel stipend of $500 to assist the fellow with travel to one major otolaryngology meeting per year. Additional funding may be available at the discretion of the division director.
Reimbursement and Benefits:
The otology fellow will be compensated at a salary level commensurate with other University of Michigan house officers at the same level of postgraduate training. The department provides malpractice insurance. Health care coverage for the trainee and family members is available through HMO or traditional insurance plans. Some health care options require additional payment by the subscriber.
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