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Steven M. Lapidus MD
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The single most important factor in the success of aesthetic (cosmetic) surgery if the surgeon you select. That is why you need to know about the training and experience of your aesthetic plastic surgeon.
Dr. Steven Lapidus is a board-certified plastic surgeon located in Poughkeepsie, New York who has been in practice for over 20 years. Dr. Lapidus has been a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and a fellow member of the American College of Surgeons for over two decades.
Every patient is important to Dr. Lapidus. He recognizes that cosmetic surgery represents a deep personal commitment for each patient. He endeavors to communicate as precisely as possible, what might be achieved through surgical intervention. Using state of the art technology and equipment, the keen eye of an artist, and the sound judgment of a skilled surgeon, he attempts to create that change.
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Dr. Lapidus specializes in:
* Breast Augmentation / Breast Lift
* Lipostructure® and Fat Injections
* Breast Reduction
* Erbium/CO2 Laser Resurfacing Treatments
* Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)
* Endermologie®/Cellulite Reduction
* Vaser® Liposelection
* Botox®
* Restylane / Radiesse
* Massage Therapy
* Tattoo and Hair Removal - Full time Laser Specialist
* Facelift
* Microdermabrasion
* Otoplasty
* Skin Care / Medical Esthetician
* Blepharoplasty
* Reike
* Sculptra®
* Mineral Make-up
* Leg Veins / Pigmented Lesions / Port Wine Stains
Background & Certification
Board Certification
American Board of Plastic Surgery - May 1977
Professional Background
College: Brooklyn College
Brooklyn, New York
B.A. - June 1962
Medical School: Finch University of Health Science/ The Chicago Medical School
Chicago, Illinois
M.D. - June 1967
Internship: The Brookdale Hospital Medical Center
Brooklyn, New York
July 1967 - June 1968
Residency General Surgery: The Brookdale Hospital Medical Center
Brooklyn, New York
July 1968 - June 1972
Residency Plastic Surgery: The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Pennsylvania State University
July 1972 - June 1974
Teaching Appointments
Teaching and Research Appointments:
American Cancer Society - Clinical Fellowship, 1973 -1974
The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center/Pennsylvania State University - Instructor in Surgery, 1973 -1974
The Chicago Medical School - Fellowship, Immunohematology - 1962 -1963
Publications and Presentations
Complete Avulsion of the Genital Skin Lapidus, S.M. and Graham, W.P. III Pa Med. 1973 Aug.; 76 (8): 38-40 Rehabilitation of the maxillofacial Cancer patient
Lapidus, S.M. and Graham, W.P. III
American Cancer Society, Philadelphia Division 1973-1974
The Tricho System: Hypertichosis, Rasiation and Cancer
Lapidus, S.M.
J. Surg. Oncol. 1976; 8 (3): 267-274
Simple Dressing for Earlobes
Lapidus, S.M. and Davis, R.K.
Plast. Reconstr. Surg.
1977 Feb.; 59 (2): 287
Skin Grafting: Diminishing the Stigmata of Lupus Erthematosis
Graham, W.P. III, Miller, S.H., and Lapidus, S.M.
Pa Med 1977 May; 80 (5): 56-57
Hibernoma: Report of Two Cases
Lung, R.J., Lapidus, S.M., Miller, S.H. and Graham, W.P. III
J. Surg. Oncol. 1977; 9 (6): 563-566
Your Consultation
Patients will be given as much information as possible. Reference materials/brochures are available on a broad range of topics. The initial consultation is an in-depth evaluation and explanation of the proposed surgical procedure and is complementary.
Staff & Facilities
Surgical Facility
St. Francis Hospital - Poughkeepsie, New York
Vassar Brothers Hospital - Poughkeepsie, New York
Dutchess Ambulatory Surgical - Poughkeepsie, New York
Skin Care Products
Languages Spoken
Payment Options
Visa, MasterCard, Cash, Checks, ASPS Patient Financing Program
Steven M. Lapidus MD
115 College Ave., Poughkeepsie,

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quote:Lets talk Canadian tv..
quote:Also just watched a TV Movie that's supposed to be a pilot for a new SciFi series. It's called Borealis
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quote:Lets talk Canadian tv
quote:I guess you mean TV that comes from Canada, because TV in Canada is fuggin awful.
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This handmade Yixing Lotus Leaf Teapot continues a centuries-old craft. Fashioned from uniquely hued Yixing clay, deemed by aficionados to create the best pot for brewing, it will patina over time, enhancing the taste and fragrance of the tea it steeps. The personal "chop" mark on each piece is the artisan's mark of skill and pride. Made in China. Handsome cloth-covered box. 4.5"h. x 6.5"l. x 6"w.
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Thank you so much to all to came and contributed to that feeling. And to those who couldn't come this time, keep connecting! There are so many opportunities now to find "your people" both online and in your real live community. It's totally worth the effort.
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Our cotton voile quilt combines yarn-dyed stripes and geometric florals with appliquéd ruffles and velvet ribbons.
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The Lebanon, Maine Rescue Department responded to a vehicle that went off the road around 7:30 p.m. Friday night on Carl Broggi Highway near Mills Road. Courtesy photo
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quote:Awesome quarterback.
quote:He died over 10 years ago
quote:Woodley was from North Louisiana. (Hardly would matter in todays game, but for some reason it mattered back then).
quote:Posted by Message Dignan David Woodley QB LSU What happened to Carl Otis Trimble?
quote:What happened to Carl Otis Trimble?
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The college football season is over. The all-star circuit is over. And after the Seahawks' blowout over Denver, the Super Bowl is now over.Start Slideshow
Welcome, officially, to Draft Season.
Two quarterbacks land in the Top 10, none named Johnny Manziel, while receivers and tight ends make up most of the middle of round one.
Mock Draft (Jan. 21)
Why Johnny Manziel won't be No. 1
Which underclassmen made bad decisions?
PHOTOS: All 103 underclassmen
NFL Mock Draft reported by Eric Galko of Optimum Scouting.
Jadeveon Clowney is the best player in the 2014 draft, talent-wise. But that doesn't mean he's without flaws or concerns. With injuries throughout his career, spotty play as a junior, and lack of developed rush moves, he may not be the dominating impact some expect. That being said, I think the Texans pass on a quarterback first overall, and opt for the best value.Next
The Rams are likely to trade down from this spot. If Clowney is here at No. 2 overall, expect the Falcons to trade up. If Teddy Bridgewater is available, the Jaguars or Raiders may move up to secure the draft's top quarterback. No matter where they end up, they'll likely target either Sammy Watkins or a top offensive tackle with their first pick. Robinson is rated higher on our board.Next
The Jaguars are entering this draft with Bridgewater as the crown jewel, and it wouldn't be surprising to see them move up a spot to secure him. If he's not available here, they'll lean toward Anthony Barr over Khalil Mack, with both being under strong consideration for the pick.Next
The Browns will strongly consider Johnny Manziel in the top five picks, but like most teams, they struggle to pull the trigger on draft day. If they do, opting to add pieces around whomever they plan to build around at quarterback would be wise. Watkins paired with Josh Gordon could become one of the NFL's best receiver duos.Next
The Raiders are looking for immediate starters, including at quarterback. If Teddy Bridgewater isn't available, they'll consider impact, NFL-ready playmakers like Sammy Watkins and Mack. Mack can step in as an explosive pass rusher, and with he, Lamar Houston, and Sio Moore for the future, they should be able to be much more active in getting to the quarterback.Next
The Falcons may have had a surprisingly frustrating season, but it's clear they aren't far away from being a legitimate Super Bowl contender for the future. They need to add talent to their offensive and defensive lines, and they'll likely take the best player they can at those two position units. If they can't trade up for Clowney, landing Matthews is the best option, as he can step in day one and be the right-tackle starter.Next
With a new regime in place, the Bucs could go a variety of ways. Derek Carr and Jeff Tedford have a unique connection, Khalil Mack is a fit at linebacker, and adding to the offense is intriguing. It looks more likely they'll go with offense as of now, and adding Ebron would give this team three talented, high-pointing receiving options.Next
Matt Cassel played well enough last year to be considered a viable short-term quarterback option in Minnesota. However, if they have the option to draft, and more importantly develop, Bortles, they should strongly consider it. He's a great fit for Norv Turner's offense if given time to develop.Next
Buffalo has the star power in their front seven, with Mario Williams, Marcel Dareus, and defensive rookie of the year candidate Kiko Alonso. Adding Barr would give this team an even further leg up as a pass rushing unit. Barr could end up as the best defensive player in this draft with time, as he's only played the defensive side of the ball for two years.Next
The Lions will likely consider both receiver and safety at this spot, and they'll have great options at both. While Clinton-Dix is a bit of a reach, the receiver class is simply too deep to invest a top ten pick in. Clinton-Dix could replace Louis Delmas, who is a rumored cap-cut for the Lions this off-season.Next
Tennessee has always seemed to draft for upside with their first round picks in the past, and they aren't likely to stop now. Ealy is a bit of a reach in terms of what his immediate role will be in the NFL, but utilizing his athleticism as both an interior and edge rusher would give this team another plus talent to control offensive lines with.Next
The Giants have refused to address the linebacker position on draft day in the past, but with Mosley on the board and their perceived need, it's hard not to project him here. Mosley can play both strong-side and inside linebacker in their system.Next
The Rams don't have many needs after drafting so well in the past, but safety is certainly one of them. Pryor is a reach at this point, and the expectation is for the Rams to try and trade down from this spot to address their one true need. They could also consider receiver here if they feel one of them is an undeniable, immediate impact player to help Sam Bradford.Next
If CJ Mosley were available at this spot, he'd be the best option for the Bears, as they really need linebacker help. However, with him already gone in this mock, the Bears may opt for the best defensive player available. Dennard fits the Bears' defensive scheme, and is the best defensive back in this class.Next
Pittsburgh has tried, and failed, to find young, NFL starter-capable offensive linemen in recent years. Lewan would have been potentially the top overall pick in last year's draft, so grabbing a franchise left tackle at 15th overall is a fantastic value.Next
Finding more receiving options for Joe Flacco may be atop the Ravens to-do list this off-season, especially considering their drop in offensive success once Anquan Boldin left. With the receiver class so deep, they'll likely look there in later rounds. Pairing Amaro with the current tight end Dennis Pitta would give this team a unique two-tight end strength that would be extremely tough to defend for their AFC North foes.Next
Aaron Donald is shorter than the ideal NFL defensive tackle. Aaron Donald isn't as long as the average interior pass-rusher. But Aaron Donald is potentially the best interior defensive lineman in this draft class, and showed during Senior Bowl week that he can consistently beat NFL-level offensive linemen. Donald would do wonders for the Cowboys' pass rush, in-turn helping their lackluster secondary play.Next
Geno Smith struggled mightily as a rookie quarterback. If they hope to help him develop, they need to add plenty of weapons around him. While Evans isn't truly worth a top 20 pick, he does fit the Jets' need of a strong possession receiver.Next
The Dolphins are in desperate need for offensive line help, and they are almost a lock to draft that position first come May. Martin played like an NFL offensive tackle during his college career and during the Senior Bowl week of practices, and could fill-in immediately at either tackle spot. And if he doesn't work out there or they can get another offensive tackle later in the draft, he has Pro Bowl potential at guard.Next
Without many glaring needs (outside of offensive line, where Bruce Arians has done wonders with his lackluster talent), the Cardinals can afford to develop Carr behind Carson Palmer for a few years. Carr fits the vertical passing game Arians runs well, especially if he gets time to develop.Next
The Packers could go a handful of ways on draft day. But with almost their entire defensive line entering free agency, they'll likely strongly consider that position if the value is on the board. Hagemen can step in and play nose tackle or 5-technique in the Packers system. His talent level suggests he may go as high as top 10.Next
Jimmie Ward may not be a household name now, but he dominated during Senior Bowl week at both cornerback and safety, and showed that he can be an ideal fifth defensive back. He can play the slot if they want to keep Brandon Boykin outside full time as well.Next
Andy Reid certainly wants to upgrade his receiving corps, and Beckham may be the type of high upside receiver that the Chiefs may consider in the first round despite the depth of this receiver class. Beckham isn't a finished product as a route runner, but he has arguably the highest upside of any receiver in this class.Next
After drafting so well recently, the Bengals are a tough team to peg on draft day. They may stay in-state to add to their linebacking unit. With Vontaze Burfict and Rey Mauluga already in place, adding Shazier gives this team a talented, young trio.Next
After seeing the Seahawks consistently get pressure on Broncos' QB Peyton Manning with just four or five rushers in the Super Bowl, the Chargers would be wise to follow suit in their team building. Attaochu didn't get the chance to dominate the last two years at Georgia Tech, but he's worth a first-round pick, and could go a lot higher than this after his NFL Combine workout.Next
Odds are that Manziel ends up in the top 20 picks overall, and if the Browns pass on him at fourth overall, they'll likely push to trade up to secure him later. There's reason, though, to be very worried about pulling the trigger on Manziel in the top five or ten picks, but getting him as a late first-round pick would be a steal and a very worthwhile gamble.Next
Rob Ryan made the most of his pass-rushing unit this year, but it's clear they need an upgrade at the position for the future. After a devastatingly impressive Senior Bowl week of practice, Ford may go as high as the top 20. He likely won't leave the first round.Next
Cam Newton needs some young receiver options for the future, as his feature target now, Steve Smith, doesn't have many great years left. Lee was a bit forgotten after a lackluster and run-focused season for the USC Trojans, but he's a near-elite talent who would be a top 10 pick in most draft classes.Next
The 49ers are likely frustrated after seeing the Seahawks win the Super Bowl, as they were arguably the more talented team in the NFC divisional championship game. They aren't far away from getting to the NFC title game for the fourth straight year, and adding Gilbert to a developing secondary would be a wise decision.Next
The Patriots will have an aging Vince Wilfork coming off injury next season. Finding his long-term replacement at such a key position is critical, especially with Nix potentially on the board. Nix may end up going a lot higher than this, but teams will first be curious to see him in Indianapolis and get a better feel for where he's at health-wise before dubbing him a top-20 selection.Next
After getting dismantled on both sides of the ball in the Super Bowl, the Broncos clearly aren't void of major needs. The secondary struggled with the Seahawks lesser-known receivers all game, and the cornerback position needs ample work. Fuller possesses great ball skills and quickness vertically, and is worth a late first rounder despite not having much buzz at this point in the draft process.Next
The Seahawks will likely look at offensive line and cornerback as positions to address, likely picking the best value at those two positions. With Kouandjio on the board, the Seahawks can't pass on having a mauling right tackle for the future, especially with their style in the run game.


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Engineers and Scientists at NASA JPL in California are again making headlines in the military/aerospace (mil/aero) community. Aerospace engineers and enthusiasts the world over are talking about NASA's plan to crash Ebb and Flow, two spacecraft on a moon-mapping mission throughout 2012, into the moon's surface. Not since the Curiosity rover landed on Mars has the mil/aero industry been so focused on … Read More
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I have lymphedema in my leg after cervical cancer treatment. A friend bought me a gift certificate for a massage. Can I do that?
Andrea Richtel-Branas, MSE, MPT, Lead Therapist, Good Shepherd Penn Partners, responds:
Relax and enjoy your gift. While you should avoid deep tissue massage in the leg and trunk that has lymphedema, you can have it in other parts of your body. In the leg and trunk that is affected, you can get a lighter touch massage or reiki treatment.
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Tonight was our annual "dress up the pets and take holiday photos for the Christmas email" session, and Rowdy was the star he always is. We debuted several new looks this year, including basic plaid, a classic cable knit sweater, the hoodie that made him look too "wrong side of the tracks" for my taste, and the ever-popular Rudolf costume. Unfortunately, we had issues with flaccid antlers and hubby has to step in with antler support. All in all, Rowdy earned his cookies and will sleep well tonight Merry Christmas!!
I came across this picture of my last lab, Scout a couple days ago. He was the most disciplined dog I've ever seen. Here he is, balanced on a cooler, with 4 hamburger patties, a brat, and a hot dog on his head and another piece of hot dog on his nose. All the while, my then 1 year old son is standing there waving his arms and talking to the dog. The dog would never budge until Itold him it was OK then he would flip the piece of hot dog up into the air and catch it on the way down (I took the other stuff off his head first).
Actually, Craig did that trick on himself several times, including flipping the hotdog up in the air and catching it, as he was instructing Scout.Peter
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As a hulking piece of chocolate cake adorned with white-and-blue icing sits on the Florida Studio Theatre conference-room table in front of actor Jeffrey Plunkett, he recalls the emotional moment he just experienced.
Five minutes ago, all of the Florida Studio Theatre employees and actors surrounded a seated Plunkett and showered him with adoration and kind words. Today, Jan. 23, is the actor's 47th birthday — and this is an FST birthday tradition.
"It's one of the most difficult things to sit through because you feel embarrassed," says Plunkett.
He has spent seven birthdays — or, as he says, almost one-seventh of all his birthdays — at this theater.
And, according to Plunkett, the tradition speaks volumes about the kind of theater the executive staff operates. It's apparent by his smile and the glow in his bright-blue eyes that he's smitten with the words shared among his theater family.
"I love them here," he says and repeats often during the interview.
That sense of love and loyalty keeps him coming back to Sarasota.
This season, Plunkett is starring as Joseph Alsop in "The Columnist," a play based on the true story of the prominent political journalist from the 1930s through the 1970s.
This is Plunkett's eighth FST production. He was most recently in 2011's "Race" and also performed in "The Gambol of Love," "Permanent Collection," "Pure Confidence," "Opus" and "Sylvia."
In the off-season and the years he doesn't perform in Sarasota, Plunkett gives tours of New York City.
Plunkett came to Florida Studio Theatre in 1996, when late director Jamie Brown cast him in "God of Isaac." It was the same year FST opened the Cabaret.
"There was, in a good way, a youthful, fly-by-night (feeling) and no one knew as much then," he says of the past. "There was an excitement about this place, and you felt change in the air."
Throughout the past 17 years, Plunkett watched FST become an important and prominent venue for theater in Sarasota — just as he believed it would.
"They just doubled the size of their physical plant, but the moment I walked in, that sense of intimacy and family was just as present," he says.
The size of the administration has grown, too. The first years Plunkett was at FST, employees were housed in a rehearsal room; now they have their own office space.
The group of interns is now four times as large. Plunkett explains that many of the staff members start as interns and go on to hold prominent positions within the theater, an example being Casting and Hiring Coordinator James Ashford. Plunkett's first year at the theater, interns were slightly younger than he was. He still stays in touch with some of them, such as: Christianne Greiert, Kayliane Burns and Travis Bell.
"They're always the same age," he says of the interns. "But (each time I come back) the rings on my tree are wider."
One thing stays true for each group of interns: "Their passion is infectious," he says. And their energy serves as a reminder of why he started acting.
Plunkett discovered his love of theater in second grade, when his teacher asked the class to read a script aloud. It fascinated him. As a teenager living on the Jersey Shore, he performed operatic roles for his voice teacher Era Tognoli's opera company, The Metro Lyric Opera Company.
She encouraged him to get a degree outside of theater because the more he learned about life, the more versatile he could be as a performer. Plunkett heeded her advice and got a bachelor's in psychology and biology from Bucknell University, a liberal-arts school in Pennsylvania.
He could have been a doctor, and he graduated pre-med. But the day after graduation he decided to pursue a different role — as an actor.
"If I didn't give it a try, I would have had a regret somewhere down the line," he says. "I don't think the world lost a great doctor."
Now, he plays a variety of professions on stage. His current role is as powerful and well-connected political writer, Alsop.
Plunkett read a handful of books to research the character. He learned Alsop was the cousin of Eleanor Roosevelt and hung out with ambassadors and celebrities. Plunkett also learned he was a political pundit captured during World War II and put in a concentration camp.
Plunkett speaks excitedly as he describes Alsop. He spouts off a string of adjectives describing Alsop's multifaceted character: moody, bullying, witty, effervescent, bright, charming, well-read, well-known and most respected.
He prefers playing meaty and sometimes controversial roles. Along with fine art and music, politics light Plunkett's fire.
"I have a lot of Sturm und Drang (German for storm and stress) inside my head, so I really like those roles where I get to take what's in my head and put it out there a little bit," he says.
Plunkett enjoys coming back to see his friends in Sarasota's fine-arts community. He's good friends with Sarasota Orchestra violinists Dan Jordan and Chung-Yon Hong and plans to attend one of their rehearsals when he can break away from his own — a difficult task.
Though it's not required, he sits in on the ensemble rehearsal for "The Columnist," because, as he says, it's the greatest group of talented actors with whom he's ever worked. He's learning from them.
"I love them here," he says again. "It's like family."
If you go
'The Columnist'
When: Runs through April 7
Where: Florida Studio Theatre, 1241 N. Palm Ave.
Cost: $19 to $36
Info: Call 366-9000 or visit floridastudiotheatre.org.
Five things you didn't know:
1. Plunkett's parents, John and Pat Plunkett, used to winter on Longboat Key and now spend the season in Port St. Lucie — they've only missed two of their son's shows in his career.
2. Plunkett founded his New York City touring company, JTP Tours. "It's a company of one, and I love my boss," he jokes. He tells a favorite story about a little girl on one of his tours who, after exploring all of Ellis Island, said she didn't see Elvis once.
3. If Plunkett could play any role, he'd want to take another crack at Hamlet. He played it once in college but thinks he only understood 2% of it back then.
4. Plunkett was a company member in Manhattan Theatre Source, and calls it his playground. The company recently lost its space in Greenwich Village.
5. Plunkett was sad to find out that Ruth S. Gluck died in April. She produced a lot of the edgy shows he has been in, and he adored her. "I keep expecting her to walk past," he says. "She was just so lovely, elegant, warm, earthy and so supportive of this place — financially and intellectually."
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WILSONVILLE, Ore., July 30, 2012—Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced that Mazda Motor Corporation has chosen the Volcano™ Network Architect (VNA) software to verify their network bandwidth usage. The VNA is a tool to design primarily CAN, but also LIN, networks in a vehicle and facilitate a mathematical way to calculate the worst case scenario on a CAN bus. Mazda's use of VNA has enabled significant improvements in network efficiency and reliability.
Mazda has developed their new generation technology, "SKYACTIV TECHNOLOGY", in order to achieve their vision to deliver driving pleasure as well as outstanding environmental and safety performance in their vehicles. The CX-5, one of Mazda's latest products, features breakthrough SKYACTIV TECHNOLOGY and is now available to the global market.
Mazda has their unique CAN stack in their vehicle networking systems and has been using their own, in-house CAN network design tool. To introduce SKYACTIV TECHNOLOGY, Mazda shifted their existing tool to the Mentor Graphics® software VNA to insure their network configuration would work under the worst case conditions. During the tests that Mazda conducted, several networking issues were analysed and were able to be improved upon. In particular, by entering the network data generated from their tools into the VNA, Mazda was able to analyse their network usage and identify which messages on the bus caused problems.
The VNA tool has very powerful optimization features to load the network more than 90 percent of available bandwidth. In Mazda's case, their engineers used the analysis from VNA to optimize and verify that the network bandwidth is utilized to an increased level but is not overstressed. This procedure increased the network utilization and significantly reduced the testing requirements and time. Moreover, what was learned by the VNA tool could then be applied to new network additions and the VNA flow Mazda implemented to verify their networks made their networks significantly more efficient and reliable.
"Mazda changed from our internal tool to Mentor Graphics tool for automotive network design system. Migrating from in-house design environment to Mentor Graphics Volcano Network Architect-based design environment moved smoothly and it reduced the testing requirements and time significantly," said Tetsuhiro Yamashita, staff manager, Vehicle Development Division, Vehicle System Development Department, Mazda Motor Corporation. "We are happy to have improved our design quality, as well as our automotive network reliability."
"VNA has unparalleled capabilities in enabling design, implementation and optimization of deterministic communication systems, leading to profound improvements in efficiency, quality, and reliability of in-vehicle networking," said Serge Leef, vice president and general manager, System Level Engineering Division, Mentor Graphics. "We are pleased we have been able to provide a product to Mazda that makes the management and maintenance of their distributed network solutions more efficient."
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College sociology/criminal justice and biology major Joseph Ritchie and criminal justice major Annalisa Ryding have been accepted into the Undergraduate Honors Program of the American Sociological Association (ASA).
The ASA Honors Program provides undergraduate sociology students an intensive introduction to the professional life of the discipline. The students will attend the ASA Annual Meeting in New York City this August and participate in several events, including presentation of their research in a Roundtable Paper Session, meetings with representatives of national graduate programs and exclusive "conversations" with prominent sociologists.
Ritchie and Ryding's acceptances into the program were based on a personal essay, resumé and submission of an excerpt of their capstone research papers. The students were also sponsored and recommended by departmental faculty Dr. Kristin Park, professor of sociology and chair of the department, and Dr. Kristenne Robison, assistant professor of sociology.
"We are extremely proud of Annalisa and Joe. They carried out research projects that are not only fascinating and relevant, but also theoretically informed and methodologically sophisticated," Park said.
"This award is a testament to the quality work that Annalisa and Joe produced for their senior capstone research," Robison said.
Ritchie's project is titled "Anarchy: A Study of Socialization and Retention of Motorcycle Club Members." This investigation sought to identify the models of socialization that motorcycle clubs utilize not only to recruit, but also to maintain members within their organization. The goal of this study was to illuminate an elusive and enigmatic component of American society to aid in the development of a process model of socialization that may enable both sociologists and criminologists to further understand these groups.
Ritchie is a son of Carmen and Elizabeth Ritchie of New Castle and a graduate of Kennedy Catholic High School.
Ryding's paper is titled "'It's Just Not Something People Want to Hear:' The Socialization Process of Becoming an Atheist." Although the population of people who identify as secular, agnostic, or atheist has doubled in the past few decades, they are still one of the most highly stigmatized groups in today's society. This paper draws on in-depth interviews with self-proclaimed atheists to investigate their journey from theism to a non-religious identity.
Ryding is a daughter of William and Merriam Ryding and a graduate of Kane Area High School.
Contact Park at (724) 946-7251 (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Robison at (724) 946-6033 (email@example.com) for additional information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 377 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.
Annalisa Ryding


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Number of beds in hospital |
103 |
Outpatient Otolaryngology Clinic |
x |
19 examination/treatment rooms |
Dedicated Support Personnel |
x |
Departmental Offices On Site |
x |
approx. 10,000 sq ft |
Operating Rooms |
x |
16 rooms |
Library |
x |
24-hour access |
On-Call Rooms |
x |
1 room |
Speech Pathologists/Audiologists |
x |
Head & Neck Pathology |
x |
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x |
services on site |
Radiology / Neuroradiology |
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5/7 |
Board Certified Neuroradiologist |
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1 |
The General and Specialty Clinics in the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai (NYEE) served 44,239 patients from January 1, 2000 through December 31, 2000. There were 21,584 visits to the General Clinic and the following visits to specialty clinics: Head and Neck: 1,086; Otology: 1,552; Facial Plastic and Reconstructive: 576; Allergy: 1,483; Pediatrics: 5,207; Audiology: 5,726; Speech Pathology: 1,920; and the remainder in miscellaneous specialty clinics. Further, residents are involved in the care of an additional 18,000 patients seen in the full time academic faculty practice, and may participate in the care of an additional 6,274 Audiology patients and 3,080 Speech Pathology patients.
General clinics run five afternoons a week and Saturday mornings at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. The General Clinic serves as a triage site for the specialty clinics. Specialty clinics are arranged on designated mornings: Head and Neck on Monday mornings; Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery on Tuesday mornings; Otology/Neurotology on Tuesday and Thursday mornings; and Allergy on Wednesday and Friday mornings. Allergy clinic has special faculty assigned to them including Dr. Michael Teitel.
Each clinic is run as an academic experience and the attending staff monitors residents' performance. Individual problems are discussed as they arise. Residents are credentialed for clinic procedures according to the New York Health Department regulations. Residents are expected to examine patients, obtain accurate and complete clinical (history, signs, & symptoms) and laboratory data, formulate a comprehensive plan for evaluation and treatment of the patient and present that plan to the attending physician. The patient load is borne partially by physician assistants who are supervised by residents and attending physicians through reviews of patient histories and physical examinations.
Residents are expected to recall facts relative to overall patient care and to interpret data and tests. They are required to analyze and interpret appropriate data relative to individual patients to establish a diagnosis and treatment plan. At least one member of the full time or part time staff provides supervision in all clinics at all times.
Residents also participate in the educational process by providing guidance and instruction to more junior residents, medical students (including participation in a Robert Wood Johnson grant to train general physicians), and physician assistants. In this role, residents have access to the advice and help of the faculty and attending staff.
Residents are expected to perform minor surgical procedures in the clinic (such as myringotomy, flexible nasopharyngolaryngoscopy, otomicroscopy, incision and drainage). Direct attending supervision is provided at all times until competence to work independently is assured and certified. Attending physicians remain provide onsite supervision. The faculty member monitors resident procedures and demonstrates proper technique.
Residents are expected to interpret physical signs and laboratory data accurately on all inpatients and to recall necessary facts relative to the patient. They are expected to analyze and interpret appropriate data to establish the diagnosis and formulate a treatment plan. Residents are expected to perform all minor procedures (for example, lumbar puncture) and to conduct patient histories and physical examinations. Chart documentation of all activities is emphasized and the need for clarity is reinforced.
Residents are closely monitored by the faculty for all inpatient care. Faculty review patient records and follow the hospital course of all inpatients. Daily rounds are carried out in the morning and evening.
Residents are expected to demonstrate appropriate pre-operative planning and a complete and current knowledge of the patient. Residents on the individual services are expected to recall facts relating to the patient's disease process and to be familiar with the anatomy of the planned surgical procedure. Surgical approaches must be understood, and the resident should be able to defend the particular approach chosen. Alternative approaches must be understood and outlined by the residents. Adherence to proper, skillfull, and safe surgical technique is required. Resident participation in surgical procedures is determined by their level of training and ability, and not by whether or not the patient is private or teaching.
Close working relationships with operating room personnel are encouraged. Residents are expected to be in constant attendance of the patients until the patient is in the Recovery Room. Progress relative to these objectives is evaluated through close faculty review and a monthly Morbidity and Mortality Conference. Further monitoring is performed by focused quality assurance reviews and, more recently, by outcome studies and national resident operative statistics made available through the American Board of Otolaryngology(see figure comparing national average)of resident operative procedures to NYEE resident procedures).
The chief resident of the respective service assigns residents to particular cases. Residents are expected to assess their own surgical results in consultation with faculty. Senior residents and faculty closely supervise appropriate intra- and post-operative care. This process of progressive supervision permits each resident within each year to establish his or her level of autonomy and clinical judgment in the operating room (or the clinic) while being closely monitored by the faculty and peers.
For example, a first year resident begins performing a tonsillectomy with a faculty member, and after more than twenty tonsillectomies and depending on the skill of the resident, the faculty member may elect to have a senior resident assist the junior resident with the faculty member present for the critical aspects of the surgery. At the fourth year of training, the resident would be allowed to begin a surgical procedure, such as a thyroidectomy, and the faculty would be present for the critical phases of the procedure. However, New York State law and the program policies, require the faculty to be present for all resident surgeries.
Residents are expected to participate in ongoing and self-initiated research and must develop individual clinical and/or basic research projects on an annual basis. Ongoing investigations within departmental laboratories provide four broad areas of research: Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Molecular Biology, Hearing and Related Disorders, and Voice and Vocal Tract. Self-initiated projects are developed in close consultation with at least one faculty advisor and are reviewed periodically by faculty advisor(s) and at the monthly research conference.
All residents are required to attend the monthly departmental research conference. Monthly conferences provide opportunities for residents to present informal progress reports and to raise questions to faculty members concerning their research projects.
The first-year resident is required to take an active interest in ongoing clinical research projects, to join as a junior author in the preparation of publications, and to originate his or her own case reports and clinical studies for publication. All residents in the program are required to prepare projects for presentation at departmental conferences. Residents learn to develop appropriate questions relating to clinical and basic research areas and to design methodologies to answer these questions.
Each resident chooses a preceptor from among the faculty to guide him or her in designing, conducting, and presenting research performed during the dedicated, three-month research rotation in the third year. During the first year, the resident must identify a faculty research mentor and begin to formulate a research question. Brief research proposals are submitted for faculty review and approval at the end of the first year of otolaryngology. During the second year, the resident develops the design for the study to be conducted during the research rotation. The resident prepares an oral presentation of the project early in the second year and submits a detailed research proposal, written in National Institutes of Health RO1 format, at that time.
The research rotation occurs during the third year of otolaryngology. As many of these projects are complex, much of the preliminary work is performed prior to the research rotation. Final research reports are presented at resident conferences for critique and review with emphasis on preparation for national presentation and/or publication. Most residents are involved in more than one project as evidenced by a number of publications per resident of 1 to 26 in the past five years. Each resident may attend selected extramural conferences and courses in order to present research papers.
Please visit the Otolaryngology Resident Research section >>
All residents participate in teaching rounds and conferences held on weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual bases.
Weekly teaching rounds are: Head & Neck, SIPac Review (Mondays), Pediatric Otolaryngology (Tuesdays), Otology / Neuro-Otology (Thursdays). Weekly conferences are: Clinical Science (Wednesday), Radiology (Thursdays). Biweekly teaching activities include the Journal Club, Basic Science Course at the New York Academy of Otolaryngology, and Tumor Board. Monthly teaching activities are: Department Grand Rounds (including: Visiting Professor lectures, Mortality & Morbidity, CPC, Radiology, and resident research presentations) and Research Conference.
Separate voice and clinical audiology conferences, skull base conference, and the Temporal Bone Dissection Course are held monthly. Quarterly activities include the American Academy of Otolaryngology (AAO) Home Study Course. Annual activities include the AAO In-service Examination.
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