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2D Axisymmetric Simulation of Pulsed Electrochemical Machining (PECM) of Internal Precision Geometries
M. Hackert-Oschätzchen [1], M. Kowalick [1], R. Paul [1], M. Zinecker [1], D. Kuhn [1], G. Meichsner [2], A. Schubert [3],
[1] Professorship Micromanufacturing Technology, Technische Universität Chemnitz, Chemnitz, Germany
[2] Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology, Chemnitz, Germany
[3] Professorship Micromanufacturing Technology, Technische Universität Chemnitz, Chemnitz, Germany; Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology, Chemnitz, Germany
This study presents investigations on a developed process design for manufacturing internal precision geometries by pulsed electrochemical machining (PECM) with help of multiphysics simulations. Therefore, a 2D axisymmetric transient model was created. The considered physical phenomena are fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, electrodynamics, the formation and transport of hydrogen as well as ...
Mathematical Modeling of a Lithium Ion Battery
R. E. White[1], and Long Cai[2]
[1]R.E. White & Associates LLC, Columbia, South Carolina, USA
[2]Department of Chemical Engineering, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, USA
The existing lithium ion battery model in COMSOL's Multiphysics software is extended to include the thermal effects. The thermal behavior of a lithium ion battery is studied during the galvanostatic discharge process with and without a pulse. The existing lithium ion battery model in COMSOL 3.5a is extended by adding an energy balance and the temperature dependence of properties of ...
Heat Generation Modeling of Two Lithium Batteries: from the Cell to the Pack in COMSOL Multiphysics® Software
J. Stoudmann [1], R. Rozsnyo [1], T. Mackin [2], J. Dunning [2]
[1] Haute École du paysage, d'ingénierie et d'architecture, Genève, Switzerland
[2] California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA, USA
A thermal model to predict the heat generation during the charge and discharge of a battery pack is an essential tool to manage the thermal behavior, performance and life of the batteries. In this work, a battery cell is modeled in COMSOL Multiphysics® using the Batteries and Fuel Cells module.
Simulation of Cyclic Voltammetry of Ferrocyanide/Ferricyanide Redox Reaction in the EQCM Sensor
H. Kwon, and E. Akyiano
Dept. of Engineering and Computer Science
Andrews University
Berrien Springs, MI
In this paper, the cyclic voltammetry behavior of Ferrocyanide/Ferricyanide, which is commonly used for electrochemical DNA detection experiment, was studied in the commercial EQCM-D setup (Q-sense) using the COMSOL Multiphysics. The model was established in a 3D geometry of QCM liquid cell. The simulation shows depletion of concentration of ferrocyanice following applied electrode ...
Two-Dimensional Simulation of All-Solid-State Lithium-ion Batteries
L. Tong [1],
[1] Keisoku Engineering System Co., Ltd., Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan
There is great interest in developing all-solid-state lithium-ion batteries. They are ideal micro-power sources for many applications in portable electronic devices, electric vehicles and biomedical engineering. It is known that all-solid-state lithium-ion batteries are often fabricated by thin film methods, with thicknesses in the range of a few micrometers. Since porous electrodes are not ...
Primary Current Distribution Model for Electrochemical Etching of Silicon through a Circular Opening
A. Ivanov [1], U. Mescheder [1],
[1] Hochschule Furtwangen University, Furtwangen im Schwarzwald, Germany
Primary current distribution model for anodization of low-doped p-type silicon through a circular opening in frontside insulating mask is developed. The model is applied in two regimes of the process – pore formation and electropolishing – by definition of current density dependent functions of porosity and dissolution valence based on experimental results. As found also experimentally, ...
Impact of Electrode Surface/Volume Ratio on Li-ion Battery Performance - new
S. Das[1], J. Li[2], R. Hui[1]
[1]University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, USA
[2]Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, USA
The adoption of micro- and nanostructured electrodes is a promising technique to improve the performance of Li-ion battery, which increases the electrode surface area and improves the efficiency of ion exchange between the electrode and electrolyte. This performance improvement is supported by the results of our numerical simulation based of a Li+ battery in COMSOL Multiphysics® software. The ...
Large and High Power Cylindrical Batteries - Analysis of the Battery Pack Temperature Distributions Using the COMSOL Multiphysics® and MATLAB® Simulation Softwares - new
O. Capron[1], A. Samba[1], N. Omar[1], H. Gualous[2], P. Van den Bossche[1], J. Van Mierlo[1]
[1]MOBI - Mobility, Logistics and Automotive Technology Research Centre, VUB - Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium
[2]Laboratoire LUSAC, Université de Caen Basse Normandie, Cherbourg-Octeville, France
The temperature distributions inside two packs (in-line and staggered) made of large cylindrical lithium iron phosphate cells (of 18 Ah nominal capacity) are analysed in this paper during a 90 A constant discharge current. The analysis of the battery packs temperature distributions is based on the results obtained with a two-dimensional modelling approach. For both packs, the simulations ...
Analysis of Electro-Thermal Hot Spot Formation in Li-Ion-Battery-Cells
W. Beckert[1], C. Freytag[1], T. Frölich[1], G. Fauser[1]
[1]Fraunhofer IKTS, Dresden, Germany
The presented model approach offers a computational efficient tool to analyze the influences of geometrical design details, material selection and operational conditions on the electro-thermal behavior of a full Li ion battery cell geometry. It considers typical aspects as anisotropic winding structure, electro-thermal coupling and nonlinear electrical characteristics for moderate computational ...
Parameter Estimation in a Single Particle Model Using COMSOL Multiphysics® Software and MATLAB® Optimization
B. Rajabloo [1], M. Désilets [1], Y. Choquette [2],
[1] Département de Génie Chimique et de Génie Biotechnologique, Université de Sherbrooke, QC, Canada
[2] Institut de recherche d'Hydro-Québec, Varennes, QC, Canada
When it comes to study the behavior of the secondary batteries, physics-based models are more representative of the real behaviour than equivalent circuit models, especially for the estimation of the life and capacity fading. On the other hand, the complexity and computational cost of sophisticated physics-based models like pseudo two-dimensional (P2D) models justify the use of more simplified ...


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ST MIRREN manager Danny Lennon believes the Love Street side need to find their feet as quickly as possible.
The Saints endured a difficult time in October after failing to collect a single point from games against St Johnstone, Celtic and Dundee United.
Lennon today admitted he has been pulling his hair out by the results, but he remains confident Saints can recover and find their form. And he is adamant the belief of the squad has not been damaged by such a woeful run of results.
St Mirren lost to Hibs last weekend and, with a home game tomorrow to an Aberdeen side who have been flying high, Lennon knows his side can ill afford to go into the game with their tails between their legs.
"October was a horrible month, but I hope the next few weeks are better," he said.
"The next step in our development is having the ability to put results on the board – winning results – on a consistent basis.
"The league is as tight as I've ever known it and a couple of wins can really take us back up the table."
Saints will be without the suspended Jim Goodwin for tomorrow's encounter after the captain was sent off last weekend.
Lennon felt the second yellow card handed out to Goodwin was harsh and he is irked that he will now be without the influential midfielder for the visit of the Dons.
"It's a sore one for us but we need to get on with it," he said.

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Kaanum literally means 'to see' and is the fourth day of the Pongal festival in Tamil Nadu. As the name indicates, Kaanum Pongal is essentially a day of relaxation and socializing and people either visit relatives or go out on a picnic. In 2018, Kaanum Pongal date is January 16.
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In certain parts of rural Tamil Nadu, people use the opportunity provided by Kaanum Pongal to perform the ritual 'Kummippatu' or 'kumi patu.' This is a ritual performed for the speedy marriage of girls whose marriages are unduly delayed. The girl whose marriage is delayed is made to sit in the center of a circle formed by women dancing to the tune of 'Kummi pattu.'
There is lot of revelry and merry making on the day. People mingle freely and this gives opportunities to initiate new relationships and several marriage proposals are made on this day.
A sumptuous meal is prepared on the day and youngsters pay respect to the elders and the elders give them money or presents. In some regions, food is left out on banana leaves for birds.
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(CBS/AP) PITTSBURGH - Pittsburgh police say a 6-year-old girl stole her sleeping mother's car in an attempt to drive across town to visit her father. No one was hurt during the joyride, which ended when the girl crashing into a utility pole.
Police haven't released the name of the girl who made off with her mother's car keys about 9 a.m. Sunday.
Police Sgt. Jerry Parker tells reporters the little girl is tall for her age, but adds: "How she knew how to operate a car, your guess is as good as mine."
Some neighbors says they barely made it out of the way of the vehicle.
"When she was coming toward me, I was like, 'what is she doing?'" neighbor Rommie Hawkins said, CBS Pittsburgh reports. "I couldn't tell it was a young girl at the time, so I kind of just stepped behind the tree. She hit the curb here, then she took off and I was looking at her, that's when I saw that she was a child and I was like, "stop, stop, stop.'"
Police say the girl hit two parked vehicles, pushing one of them into a third, before hitting a utility pole. Investigators are still looking into the incident and haven't said if anyone will face charges.
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I just watched two episodes and must say this show is over. I was hopeful for this season as Caroline was gone. She sucked the joy out of this show, as did Jacqueline, so there was a chance it could be good again. Dina coming back was promising, but the best thing was that Kathy and her revolting husband Rich were out. Not so fast. Kathy and her pig are still floating around, Dina is boring, Melissa is not interesting, the new girls suck, and poor Teresa is left to carry the show on her own. The show is slow, forced, predictable, and a waste of time. Forget about beating a dead horse, this show has burned it on the grill.
I have three quarters of a bottle of wine in the house and two hours to blog, so I am going to move quickly, skip over bullshit, and try to come out the other side before I take my last sip. Wish me luck! The party at Bobby's is still going on and Jim is being a douchelord. Juicy is letting it all go and Joe Gorga is ready to rumble. Whatever. Joe is in Jim's face, Melissa steps in and Joe tells her to shut up. Finally. I've been yelling at the TV for her to shut up for years. Important to note Nicole's voice makes me want to swallow glass. Nicole tells us all the important people of her community hang out at Dunkin Donuts.
Jim is trying to explain things to Teresa, Dina, and Melissa. They don't get it and he calls them stupid. Dina is the voice of reason, Melissa really is stupid, and Teresa is confused. Nicole and Bobby get into a fight about Amber. Bobby was never going to marry Nicole and that has nothing to do with the fight. Cut to Teresa's house, they have kennels and dogs. Weird. Juicy gets chickens and a rooster. Teresa and Juicy have awesome kids. I love Teresa but need her to stop talking about what a great dad Juicy is. He put his family in a horrible position so one can question his parenting. He loves his kids, but enough.
Over to Dina, she has a date with fireman Matt. He arrives over 30 minutes late and has nothing to talk about. Dear Lord. Matt is so slow. The guy is sweet and harmless, but no. He will meet someone equally as slow and live happily ever after. Bless him. Dina shouldn't be dating while living with her husband. Time to jump to Amber and Jim's. I'm not digging these two. Bobby comes over to make up and there is clearly an agenda. Bravo is trying to get us to buy into these new people so if Teresa is out the show continues. The thing is if Teresa goes, we go. Why would we watch RHONJ without her?
If Bobby's loyalty is to Jim they're doomed. Jim is talking about how Bobby is not into Nicole and it is strange. Jim and Amber tell Bobby they're done with him. Why are these men such bitches? We knew Bobby was out when he got Nicole a dumbass Christmas gift so why would Jim throw him under the bus? Jim is a chick. The twins are at Melissa and Joe's. The Gorga kids are cute. I don't get why they insist on shooting this shit in front of the kids. Get a babysitter, put the kids to bed, do something so they aren't exposed to this crapfest. They gossip about Amber and the unfortunate size of Jim's penis.
One of Juicy's dogs got out of his kennel and killed two chickens. Juicy and Rosie go with Milania to get new chickens. Rosie is fabulous and should've been a housewife over the three they picked. Rosie is good TV. Rosie offers support to Juicy and it is touching. I love Rosie. Shame about her sister. Amber invites Teresa and Jim to a spa to get facials. Amber says Jim respects them. Um, no he doesn't. This is bullshit. Or rather, bird shit, which is what they have on their faces. They talk crap about Melissa, then Amber lets us know Jesus forgives murderers, so she can forgive too. Shut up Amber.
Dina and Lexi get matching tattoos. Lexi is a beauty but she has the NJ voice thing happening. Dina wonders if she's knocked Jewish men out of her dating pool buy getting a tattoo. No. I like Dina but come on. She's not giving anything of interest and I'm tired of waiting. Bobby and Nicole are at a gun range. Her voice is nails on a chalkboard. I have one glass of wine left and not even through the first hour. God help me. Bobby says the fight brought them closer because he chose Nicole over Jimmy. These two just don't have chemistry. They're a bore. This show is a bore. I'm going to run out of wine!
Amber and Melissa are having coffee. Amber is never going to speak to the twins again and Melissa reminds her she was the aggressive one. The entire fight is because of Melissa. Melissa should never of said anything and Amber should never of trusted a stupid whore like Melissa. Watching Amber and Melissa fight makes me want to bash my head against the wall. Melissa wants to be the Queen, Amber wants to be famous, and I'm done. Melissa, the master of having an agenda, accuses Amber of having an agenda. This show is dumb. I made it through an hour and have another to go. Last of the wine is poured.
Melissa and Joe are having the truck painted. Melissa wants us to think she is Joe's partner. Okay. You're a businesswoman. Over to Amber, she's having people over to watch the new commercial for the first time. It is embarrassing. The commercial sucks. Time for everyone, except Amber, to get together for dinner at one of Teresa's restaurant. Nicole is the prettier twin and Rino is putting on the charm. Melissa starts gossiping right away. I find it hard to believe this woman has any real friends. She is not a girl's girl, just a mean girl.
People are arriving to dinner, including Kathy with another plate of canolli. Rosie comes with her girlfriend Ellen, who is lovely. Rosie is a great lady and to see her in love is something we've wanted for her a long time. Rosie is sunshine on the show. She gives a toast to her lady and it is perfect. Cut to Nicole at work, booking private jets. She says her voice changes at work where she is serious. Um, no it doesn't. Nicole invites her out to talk and clear the air. Whatever. Nicole is worried about her reputation, which is pristine. Really? How did these twins even get on this show? Is this the best of NJ?
It is Gia's birthday and she is a teenager. Gia is clearly mortified by her parents. She is a great kid but is done with being on the show and I feel like they're forcing her. She is growing up and this must be hard. I get it with the young ones, but cut this kid some slack. Milania is a hoot and should have her own show. Teresa and Rino are looking at another restaurant and I don't care. Teresa is dumb and nobody is particularly interested in her opinion at her meeting so why should we be? Back to Gia, she gets a ridiculous diamond ring from her mother. She's having a heart to heart from her dad and it is sweet, but feels awkward.
Melissa and Joe are together and he tells her to shut up again. Thank you Joe. They are touring the facility that disintegrates the paper that their truck will do. Melissa doesn't understand anything she is being told. Joe says she will be the face of the company and make sales. Really? I'm not doing business with Melissa Gorga. Teresa is at Dina's to make a vision board. Seriously? I just can't with this bullshit of Dina's. She's ridiculous and I'm skipping over this. Teresa doesn't believe in it, and wants us to know she's not into material things and ready to downsize her house. I love Teresa but she 's playing a role for the court.
Oh. My. God. Again with Teresa and the restaurant business? Rino tells his son all he needs is money to get any woman he wants. Charming. We now have the big meting with Nicole and Amber. Jim is waiting in the car like a mobster and it is stupid. Why are we being force-fed these bitches? We don't care Bravo. Amber and Nicole forgive each other. These chicks are so desperate to be on this show. The Real Housewives of NJ make blogging reality TV hard. There's nothing to hold my interest. It is easier to watch with no volume. I need to do a liquor run before the next episode airs because none of these chicks know how to keep it real.


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At their meeting last week, trustees OK'd an annual property parcel tax of $144, an increase from the current tax of $90, which expires June 30.
"This measure is essential to keep our schools among the best in the state. Our academic programs and qualified teachers prepare our students to succeed and be competitive in a global economy," said Superintendent Steven Enoch. "Most importantly, this funding goes straight to our schools and cannot be taken by the state."
This is the second year in a row that the district has sought to pass the tax. Last year, a parcel tax measure of $166 failed to pass with 63 percent of the vote. Any such tax measure requires a two-thirds majority in order to pass.
At last week's meeting some residents called for a higher amount on the parcel tax, but trustees felt that asking for the lower figure gave it a better chance of passing.
"We know that this will not come close to bridging the gap we are seeing in state funding, but we want the voters of the community to know that we listened to them and that we fully understand the impact of the slumping economy," said Enoch. "We really need support from the community to renew our local funding, especially in light of the drastic cuts we face from the State."
Officials said that there will be annual audits and a citizen's oversight committee to make sure the funds are being spent on district programs. In addition, none of the parcel tax money can be spent on administrative salaries.
"Good schools are critical to the overall vitality of a community, and we know that our schools are a major reason why people choose to buy a home in the San Ramon Valley," said Bill Clarkson, president of the San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board of Education. "This measure will help us maintain this tradition of academic excellence, as well as protect property values during these unstable financial times."
The board recently held four workshops to discuss the parcel tax and what needed to be done to get it passed. One area of concern was that many seniors over 65 and those with disabilities were unaware that there is an exemption available to them. Officials have said that is something that they will be working to inform the public about during the next several months.
Mail-in ballots will be sent to voters in April. Officials said that the ballots must be completed and turned in by the end of April to be counted in the May 5 election.
Many PTA's and other school groups have begun rallying behind the measure. At some schools parents are already collecting funds to help pay the cost of running the campaign this year.


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Imagine that you're a kid, and you're going to bed hungry tonight. Even if your school provides you with a free or reduced breakfast and lunch, there are still a lot of hours between the end of one school day and the beginning of the next – and those can be some incredibly hungry hours for a growing child. This situation is more prevalent in Arkansas than most of us would like to admit, and since 1982, the Rice Depot has been fighting to help not just those kids in need, but also their families. Rice Depot distributes over 8 million pounds of food to hungry children, families, seniors, and disaster victims every year – and they need our help to keep doing it.
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SARAH NELSON, the rangy 6-foot-4 sophomore center on the Dominican University women's basketball team, notched her fourth double-double of the season on Monday night. She scored 15 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in a women's basketball victory over visiting Chaminade.
If you asked Nelson after the game about her feat, however, she likely would have responded, "What double-double?"
"She had a double-double Monday night and she didn't even know she had it until the next afternoon," Dominican coach Brianna Chambers said. "She doesn't care about the stats. All she cares about is playing well for the team."
Nelson, a graduate of Clayton Valley High in Concord, truly does not get caught up in the numbers game — unless of course the conversation is about her team's wins and losses.
"One of my friends the next day after the win over Chaminade told me, 'You accidentally got a double-double,'" Nelson said with a laugh. "I told her it wasn't an accident. I really was trying."
There's obviously no lack of desire where Nelson is concerned, whether it's on the court or in the classroom at the university where she is studying in Dominican's highly regarded nursing program.
Nelson's only on-court problems would appear to be catching up with the speed and tenacity of the game necessary to excel at the college level and her thin body.
"She's definitely tall — and she's so thin, she looks even taller," said teammate and Dominican co-captain Kimi Nakamura, who at 5-6, obviously looks up to Nelson. "There are not a lot of teams who have a 6-4 girl inside so we definitely try to utilize her height."
Nelson has waged a battle against her thin frame since she first started playing basketball in high school.
"A lot of people tell me I'm skinny," said Nelson, who averages 10.8 points and eight rebounds. "Before I started playing basketball in high school, my doctor told me I'm not going to make it in high school basketball if I don't gain 30 pounds."
Nelson proved him wrong, averaging nine points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.4 blocked shots per game her senior year at Clayton Valley, leading the team to a 20-game winning streak and a berth in the North Coast Section Division II championship game.
Nelson has tried to add bulk to her frame. She really has.
"After my freshman season in college, I spent all summer lifting weights and put on 10 pounds," Nelson said. "But once conditioning started for the season, I just lost it again."
These days, Nelson is trying to come to terms with the fact that although she might be the tallest player on the court, she's not necessarily the strongest.
"When I was freshman last year I struggled. I can't say if the reason was because of the speed of the game at the college level or my own lack of strength. Probably both," she said. "And even after two years of solid lifting, often times feel I don't feel as strong as some of the other posts. But one thing I've learned: Don't get in a pushing match if she outweighs you by 100 pounds."
But when push comes to shove, Nelson is learning her quickness and height advantage are attributes she can utilize.
"Most teams try to muscle her and try to push her around a bit," Chambers said. "I tell her to use her quickness and try to teach her technique so that she doesn't get pushed around. But she needs that belief that she can become the type of player we know she is capable of becoming."
Chambers has seen steady progress from her tall post player. She says Nelson is not nearly as reluctant to shoot the ball as she was during her freshman season.
Nelson is nearly as hesitant to talk about herself as she is to shoot the ball. She jumps right into the conversation, however, when the subject turns to her team.
"I know this sounds cheesy, but I love this team," she said. "This team is awesome. We have great talent and great people all around."
Near the top of the list of quality people on the Dominican team is Nelson, who says she wants to be a nurse simply because she has a desire to help people. Her goal is to become a flight nurse — one of the first respondents at the scene of a serious accident.
"I always wanted to go into medical field because I want to help people," she said. "But medicine these days, a lot of it is business. You go to doctor and he gives you a pill. I don't want to be part of that. I want to be involved with people who need help right now."
Until she gets her nursing degree, Nelson is going to have to be satisfied with helping her teammates win basketball games.
If she posts a double-double during the course of a victory, she probably won't even know it. The only thing Nelson will know for sure is that she helped her team win a game. And that's enough for her.
Around campus
Gabbi Hall, a skier at St. Michael's College in Lake Placid, N.Y., who grew up in San Anselmo, broke into the top 20 in the giant slalom last Friday during the opening day of the Saint Lawrence University Carnival. Hall, who nearly qualified for the NCAA championships last year, finished 19th among 73 starters in the giant slalom, recording a two-run time of 2 minutes, 8.60 seconds. She trimmed 0.38 seconds off of her opening run, and posted the 15th-best time among skiers who completed a second trek down the hill. Hall was the lone Purple Knight to finish both runs.
Bradley Cline, who lives in Kentfield and attended St. Ignatius in San Francisco, has made a commitment to swim for Duke University. Bradley was a two-year varsity swimmer at St. Ignatius and earned a 3.28 GPA.
Staff writer Tim Menicutch covers college sports for the IJ. Call 382-7293 or email email@example.com


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btw, he did not coin the phrase "attachment parenting" Kate Granju did, no?
Originally Posted by loving-my-babies
I love Dr Sears all around I'm pretty conservative so I like his ideas
Originally Posted by Arwyn
You can't disagree that I don't like it.
Originally Posted by Vanessa
Apparently when I was pg, I forgot to read enough books on parenting and instead read about labor and BF.
Originally Posted by slinginhipmama
The fact that he endorses formula is CRAZY!!!!
Originally Posted by TiredX2
I will always hold a special place in my heart for Dr. Sears.
I have become much more "radical" than Sear's at this point, but I do give them credit where credit is due. For one, their children are grown professionals which means that they, themselves are very old. I do not treat their comments on basically *anything* as contemporaries but as members of my parents (or grandparents) generation (I don't know how old they actually are, but DPs parents are only 55 & his grandparents 77, 77 & 80... he & Martha *have* to be closer in age to them than me)--- and for *that* generation his ideas are revolutionary.
I hope his view of homosexuality has changed I'll see if DP remembers that in the edition he owned (I think we've sold it).
Originally Posted by mamaduck
Guess I'm just sick and tired of male "experts" in general. Whether they are on target in their advice or not, they do not know what it is like to be a woman, to be a mother, and how to balance the sacrifices involved in both. IMO, men need to tread carefully when it comes to advising women, because a perceived status of dominance so often accompanies "expertise."
Well, I think its about experiences and culture -- not so much biology.But I think its interesting that you mention Leonard Cohen. Something prevents me from picking up that book Playful Parenting -- even though I'm sure it contains useful advice. It *bothers* me that a man is telling mothers to be more playful. Does he have *any idea* how difficult it is to be playful when you are completely brainfried???? And when every aspect of yourl life revolves around poop, pee, breastmilk, and dirty dishes????
Originally Posted by guerrillamama
if I want to challenge patriarchy and see men take an active, nurturing role in parenting, then I should be happy to see public models of men doing that.
grateful mother to DD, 1/04, and DS, 2/08
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Here's a link to a product review for one of Sears' books where he talks about homosexuality: If you scroll down to bottom of page you see a bunch of quotes from the book in one of the reviews.
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I think you should give Playful Parenting a chance, mamaduck.
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I grew up in a small southern Wisconsin town – the kind of town that educated urban folks deride as "racist" without a second thought. This past weekend, a student from my high school played right into this notion by dressing up in blackface as part of a Homecoming skit. His intent was to portray a biracial opponent from rival town New Glarus – which is known by most of my Madison peers for its delicious beer.
Was this racist? Yes, in the truest sense of the word. However, simply writing it off as an act of racism ignores the deeper problem.
As one might expect, my hometown, Belleville, and its rival New Glarus are almost entirely white. In these towns, the distinguishing feature of any Hispanic or African-American student is his or her race. I don't personally know the student who fell victim to the blackface taunt, but I'm willing to bet many of his rival athletes know him as "that black guy." This is not meant as an insult, nor a compliment for that matter. It's just the way he's identified.
Likewise, I'm pretty sure the student writers of the Homecoming skit didn't say to themselves, "Hey, let's mock this guy's ancestry by recalling centuries of oppression and tying him to the racist tradition of minstrel shows!" They just wanted to make it clear who they were talking about. This is a different problem than mean-spirited bigotry. Obviously, it's still a problem.
Throughout their educations, Belleville students learn about the legacy of racism and slavery. In fourth grade, they write reports about Harriet Tubman. In high school history, they are taught about the horrors of the slave trade. In American literature, they read To Kill A Mockingbird and Their Eyes Were Watching God. But none of this really teaches the significance of race and racism in modern society – if anything, it emphasizes black students are "the other" and ought to be treated differently.
People who move away from an insular small-town environment may learn more, but often it's not enough. The University of Wisconsin is home to many students of different ethnic groups, but the dominant culture is still white and middle-class. Ethnic studies courses like black music history may be fascinating, but they don't change many students' worldview. Most students who attend UW aren't ignorant enough to dress up in blackface, but they still harbor deep-seated stereotypes of Asians, African Americans and LGBT students. The politically correct Madison culture encourages them to keep silent about these things, so they do, and their stereotypes persist.
Student government officials are considering changing UW's ethnic studies requirement so that it reflects the current cultural environment and encourages more in-class discussion, and I strongly support this. There are nagging questions about race in the back of everyone's heads. These questions tend to only come out in strongly worded letters to the editors of major campus newspapers. UW students deserve an environment in which they can discuss their confusion about this prickly issue without fear of being branded as racists.
In 2008, comedian Jon Stewart said of President Barack Obama's Jeremiah Wright speech that the future president "Spoke to Americans about race, as if they were adults." Is that what Belleville's teachers will do? Is this the kind of ethnic studies class Associated Students of Madison supports? I really hope so.
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By Shauna Crowley-Spillan, MSN, RN
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As I write this letter, I am surrounded by my own young children's playful laughter and I am both sad and angry for the community I have cared for over the years. This is a dark day for the families of our community.
I was naïve to think that with Steward, Morton Hospital would be given "World Class Healthcare." However, it is with a heavy heart I regret to say just the opposite has occurred. Steward has chosen not to value and respect the well-being and safety of its youngest patients — the children of Taunton and the surrounding towns. Steward has wronged our children.
First, Steward has wronged the children by not advertising the Tufts Floating Children's Pediatric Hospitalist Program, where a pediatric hospitalist was in-house 24 hours per day to oversee, treat and stabilize children/infants/newborns in the ER, inpatient pediatric unit and the nursery/labor and delivery unit. They have wronged the children secondly, by not enforcing the physicians to increase consultations with the pediatric hospitalists regarding the children that enter through the ER. Finally, Steward ceased the pediatric hospitalist service and now, they are trying to close the Level II, 13-bed locked inpatient pediatric unit.
Steward has creatively manipulated its statistics, claiming the pediatric unit has a census of less than 1 child per day and therefore is grounds for closing. Steward has refused to show its data that supports its claims despite the pediatric nursing staff's repeated requests. The pediatric nurses have repeatedly corrected Steward with a 24-hour census report taken daily over the past two to three years. This unit actually takes care of an average of four children per day (up to 8 to 9 children during the winter months, busier than most community pediatric units). The census of children in Taunton is 30 to 40 percent of the total population including the surrounding towns like Raynham, Lakeville, Middleboro, Berkley, Rehoboth, Freetown, Dighton, Brockton and Norton. With this high census, the average of four children (higher in the fall/winter months) being cared for in Morton's pediatric unit has the potential to increase had Steward valued, advertised and encouraged our pediatric service.
Anyone who has had their child on this unit, as I too have personally experienced, or who have visited a family member or friend's child can attest to the gold standard of care, compassion and education given to the children by the specialized nurses on this unit. Collectively, the pediatric nurses have more than 200 years of experience in pediatric nursing, board certified in pediatrics, bachelors of nursing degrees and masters in nursing specializing in pediatrics. The acuity level of children hospitalized on this unit ranges from overnight observation to borderline pediatric ICU.
For example, overnight observation is exemplified for such reasons as IV hydration or infants that parents have witnessed to either stop breathing or have had a seizure at home. The high acuity patients include 6-week-old infants with respiratory illnesses who need oxygen and are breathing too hard and too fast to feed, newborns that are having trouble withdrawing from narcotic addiction, and children in toxic shock. These are just a few examples of the different levels of care that this unit serves for the community.
Whether classified as "observation" or "inpatient" for insurance claims payment, every child matters and requires skilled pediatric nursing care. It is a shame that Morton's current president has never witnessed the skilled nursing care the pediatric nurses provide to the broad spectrum of patients. It angers me that Steward does not share the nurses' high value for our "little" patients. Pediatrics is our passion, and it should be Steward's too.
To the parents and families, it is an honor to take care of your precious ones. Do not let them succeed in closing the pediatric unit because if they do, no longer will the children be close to their siblings, families, school friends and familiarity for simple recovery from procedures like tonsillectomies, appendectomies, broken arms/legs, rehydration after a stomach bug or respiratory recovery. No longer will parents be able to run home quickly to tend to siblings or other family needs.
No longer will children be able to bypass the ER and be directly admitted from the pediatrician's office to the unit. Please help our families stay close to home with their sick child by demanding Steward keep its promise of providing "World Class Healthcare" at Morton Hospital. The excellent health care we give patients at birth-childhood here at Morton Hospital will be their foundation and therefore it is where they will seek their medical care through adulthood.
My sincerest thank you to the community.
Shauna Crowley-Spillane, MSN, RN, has been a pediatric nurse at Morton Hospital, Taunton, since 2007. She is a Marshfield resident.
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Beverly is six feet tall and weighs 195 pounds. he should be considered armed and dangerous and should not be approached. Anyone who may know Beverly's whereabouts is asked to call state police at 262-5880 or Crowley Police at 783-1234.


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Field trip to the Transkei
"What we do is provide empowerment," said Bulungula Lodge co-owner, Dave Martin, "Which instils a great deal more pride than simple employment."
From 22 to 29 May, four members of the Sustainable Seas Trust team spent a week with their minds and hearts open to the people and promise that lie on the Eastern Cape's Wild Coast. With the goal of documenting the notable work done by various backpackers and established charities in the area, the team was exposed to a plethora of activity and development that surpassed all expectations.
With funding supplied by PetroSA, the team's first stop was the Bulungula Lodge, which was established by Martin with the aim of ascertaining whether backpacker tourism could be used as an effective poverty-fighting tool. With heartfelt support from the community, the Bulungula Incubator was then established as the charitable off shoot from the backpackers.
Filmmakers Kyle Robinson and Martin Bleazard of Trust Sustainability Films spent all their waking hours documenting the various families and individuals who have benefited from the Incubator and Lodge, to a standard synonymous with the teams productions.
Education programme manager for the PetroSA project, Sirkka Tshiningayamwe and photographer and writer Desiree Schirlinger, chatted to a number of schools in the area about the prevalence of coastal education within the institutes. Des also managed to fit in a chat or two with learners on what they can do to look after our oceans.
Mdumbi Backpackers was the next stop on the weeklong trip, with a focus on their offshoot community development NGO, TransCape, established by the backpacker owners and resident doctors working in the local hospital. In a similar vein to the Bulungula Incubator, TransCape's projects range from HIV/Aids education and outreach, micro financing projects, infrastructure development and a great deal more. "We have a number of projects organised and set up that the community desperately needs," explained TransCape chairman, Luzuko Bango, "Unfortunately with the current lack of funding we're struggling to maintain them."
Hopefully with the added exposure provided by the Sustainable Seas Trust and the documentary currently in production, some public light will be shed on these organisations that, like SST, are working towards a stable and resourceful country.


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The 45 nano: Audio Cassettes Transformed into iPod nano Cases
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, Apple, Misc. Tech, Portable Audio / Video
We love it when retro tech collides with new school gadgetry, such as the Boombox Bag. Now comes the "45 nano" from Contexture. Despite its name, an audio cassette (not a "45" vinyl single) is hallowed out on one side and fitted with plastic casing, with openings for the click wheel, headphones and AC adapter/charging dock. The other side still looks like an audio tape. Currently, the 45 nano is for 1st and 2nd Gen nanos, but Contexture is currently working on a version for the newest 3rd gen iPod nano. Available for $45 USD.
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Xbox Live Arcade and Virtual Console Releases This Week
Posted by Paul Hamilton Categories: Virtual Console, Wii, Xbox 360, Xbox Live Arcade
There are six new games to choose from this week on Xbox Live Arcade and Virtual Console, though none of them are original games (which you expect from VC but even XBLA is arcade ports this week). Plus, most of this week's games are relatively inexpensive with one exception.
Games this week include Bonk 3: Bonk's Big Adventure, Adventure Island, Landstalker: The Treasures of King Nole, Donkey Kong Jr. Math, Cyberball 2072 and Fatal Fury Special. Details for the releases are below.
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Nintendo Wallet Honors the 8-bit Era
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, Misc. Tech, Video Games
Nostalgic about video games of yore? Strap on your Pac-Man Belt as we tell you about the bi-fold Nintendo Wallet, made of distressed leather, which holds all your credits card, ID and what little cash you have left after buying your Nintendo Wii. The cool thing? The wallet not only looks like an NES controller, it even comes in a tin case shaped like a game cartridge! A great way to get your geek on—with style. Available for $30 USD.
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Geek Chic: The Space Invaders Bag
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, Wearables, Video Games
Ok, this writer is just going to admit it: in addition to goofy USB items and off-kilter (or useful) iPod docks, she has developed an obsession with anything recently retro, waxing nostalgic about doo-dads that remind her of the 70s or 80s. Case in point: Rockza's Space Invaders Bag, made of PVC (translation: faux leather), and decorated with rows of the scurrying aliens. Oddly missing are the four protective "shelter blocks" and cannon, but we'll let it go. Unfortunately, the bag is only available in Korea for 42,000 Korean Won ($45 USD). But let's hope the trend comes stateside, as we think a Centipede version would look really cool, in a geeky sort of way.
California Extreme Channels a Simpler Time
Posted by Paul Hamilton Categories: Culture, Editorial, Retro
Gamers of a certain age, if given half a chance, will gladly recount grand tales of smoky rooms, dimly lit by a few dozen cathode rays where the only sounds are the white noise of competing digitized soundtracks, crude speech sythesizers, blips and bells, pings and whistles and artificial arpeggios rolling down an electronic scale.
The misty sincerity of those gamers who cut their teeth on the quarter-munching cabinets of Space Invaders, Asteroids, Missile Command and Sinistar is almost enough to make one forget what a mess the modern arcade equivalent has become. The gargantuan interface machines with their elaborate weapon approximations and physical demands juxtapose over a likewise spectacular price per play resulting in a hollow shell of what the old guard knew so well. These are not arcades as exist in those guarded memories, they are interactive entertainment experiences: The kind of branded, marginalized speciality device that has been focus tested and trade-show marketed to get the premium floor space right out front in view of the mall concourse is showpiece here.
Even those arcade machines which can still accurately be described as video games compete for the higher-yield ticket-generating skill games (which ironically involve very little skill). Most of those who recall the days when 3D graphics referred to the vector lines of Tempest pass by these modern emporiums. Perhaps they shake their heads a little or make a disparaging comment. Kids these days. Get off my lawn. They don't enter; inside is only heartbreak.
Perhaps what hurts the most is that it is a heartbreak we chose. We have no one to blame but ourselves, for while the arcade as it was may be dead, ultimately it is us who killed it.
We wanted the more valuable entertainment experience. We asked for and then demanded a perfect replica of our arcade favorites that we could play at home from the comfort of our couches. We pressed for more arcade-quality graphics on our home consoles until our set top boxes had visuals that outpaced anything showcased on a standalone machine. We asked for, and received, greater narrative depth in our games and as a casualty for our insistence we killed the arcade—the very entity we now mourn.
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Track & Field Hits Xbox Live Arcade This Week
Posted by Chris Pereira Categories: Microsoft, Release Dates, Retro, Screenshots, Xbox 360, Xbox Live, Xbox Live Arcade
This week the Arcade goes retro with the 24-year-old Track & Field. For 400 Microsoft Points you'll get the classic button-masher, complete with 4-player split-screen and Xbox Live support. Along with this announcement, Microsoft has revealed some of the XBLA games we'll be seeing in August and by summer's end.
Headlining releases this month is Hexic 2, sequel to the XBLA launch game, Hexic HD. We'll also receive Ecco the Dolphin and War World during August.
And "in the coming weeks," we'll see Geon: Emotions, Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords, Space Giraffe, Streets of Rage 2, and Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix. (That one's a mouthful.)
Check after the break for a brief description of all these games, and a few more screenshots of Track & Field in action.
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With the Pac-Man Moving Plush Set, Who Needs an Arcade?
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Toys, Video Games
Ever wonder what Namco's classic arcade game "Pac-Man" would look like live and in person? Neither have we, but we love this toy just the same. It's the Pac-Man Moving Plush Set, including the Pac-ster and his 4 elusive compadres, each 8 inches tall and battery-operated. Just turn them on and watch the go! Great for parties, kids,
office hijinks
or the hardcore Pac-fan. If the $100 USD is too high, consider the Pac-Head, or the considerably saner Pac-Man Belt. Requires 2 AA batteries (not included), but unfortunately Club Namco is currently out of stock.
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USB Clock Wakes Up With Music
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Household, Misc. Tech, Music, USB
Thanko has designed a clock that will allow you to wake up to music, your cat purring, the ocean, or any other soothing sound you desire. The USB Retro Alarm MP3Clock can be customized by connecting it to your PC. It is compatible with Windows 2000/XP, can hold up to 50 seconds of WAV/MP3, and uses 3 AAA batteries for up to a year of use. We are considering making it a gift for our kids and preprogramming it so that we won't have to scream personally to get the recipients to wake up. The timepiece is available at AudioCubes for $39.99.
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Cassette Tote Keeps Gadgets Dry and Comfy
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It almost frightens us that this tote bag is already considered retro. Carry all your hi-tech gadgets in the low-tech Classic Cassette Tote that measures 16 x 10.25 x 4.5-inches. It is made of non-woven flexible plastic to keep your iPod, iPhone, and any other iGadgets safe and dry. The handles resemble unraveling tape and the bag is available for $14.99 from perpetual kid. At least there is no rewinding involved, but merely unwinding on your next trip to the beach.
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Virtual Console 7/30: Star Soldier, Dynamite Headdy, And Drop Off
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While the Xbox Live Arcade is set to get the classic Marathon, Virtual Console's additions this week include Star Soldier (vertical shooter; NES, 500 Wii points), Dynamite Headdy (platformer; Genesis, 800 points) and Drop Off (puzzle; TurboGrafx16, 600 points) – all pretty old titles. This is really a hardcore retro week, apparently.
All three are now available. Check after the break for more details.
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Ischemic Preconditioning in Endurance Athletes
This study has been completed.
Maastricht University Medical Center
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Maastricht University Medical Center
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First received: July 9, 2012
Last updated: March 18, 2014
Last verified: March 2014
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The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of remote ischemic preconditioning on biochemical and functional indices of cardiac function induced by a 30 km run in healthy trained long distance runners.
|Other: Remote ischemic preconditioning
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Single (Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
|Official Title:
|Influence of Remote Ischemic Preconditioning on Cardiac Function After Endurance Exercise
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MedlinePlus related topics: Exercise and Physical FitnessU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Maastricht University Medical Center:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Serum concentrations of cardiac troponins [ Time Frame: 6 hours, 2 hourly time intervals ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Indices of cardiac function measured by echocardiography [ Time Frame: 2 hours post-exercise ]
|Study Start Date:
|March 2013
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
No Intervention: Sham RIC
Control treatment (sham RIC) will consist of four 5-minute simulated inflations of a blood pressure cuff placed on the upper arm. The inflations will be separated by 5-minute periods when the blood pressure cuff will be deflated.
Active Comparator: Remote ischemic conditioning
Blood pressure cuff placed on upper arm and inflated to 200mmHg for 5 minutes then deflated for 5 minutes - this cycle is repeated a total of 4 times.
Other: Remote ischemic preconditioning
Blood pressure cuff placed on upper arm and inflated to 200mmHg for 5 minutes then deflated for 5 minutes - this cycle is repeated a total of 4 times.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 65 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Informed consent
- Healthy
- Age between 18 and 65 years
- Endurance-trained (two or more training sessions per week)
Exclusion Criteria:
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01774461
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01774461
|Maastricht University Medical Center
|Maastricht, Netherlands
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Maastricht University Medical Center
|Principal Investigator:
|Marja van Dieijen-Visser, PhD
|Department of Clinical Chemistry, MUMC, Maastricht, the Netherlands
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|July 9, 2012
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Earlier this week, AMC unveiled the first three minutes of "Nebraska," the midseason premiere of "The Walking Dead."
And with "Nebraska" just over a week away from airing, AMC has released a teaser trailer for the rest of the season; which depicts part of the aftermath of the barn incident, undead jeopardy for Carol (Melissa Suzanne McBride) and Andrea (Laurie Holden), tension between Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies) and a standoff between Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) and someone he calls "brother." Of course, that's only going to lead to speculation that Michael Rooker will reprise his role as Merle Dixon…
It also looks like the zombie population around the farm is about to significantly increase.
Michael Raymond-James ("Terriers") and Aaron Munoz ("Cadillac Records") will make their "Walking Dead" debuts in the eighth episode as Dave and Tony, two new survivors who run into Rick and Hershel (Scott Wilson).
SpoilerTV has also revealed synopsis for the final five episodes of the year; which offer new glimpses of what's to come. If you want to remain unspoiled, stop reading now.
Episode 2.09 – Triggerfinger
Rick, Hershel and Glen are trapped and fight to survive; Shane finds Lori in danger.
Episode 2.10 – 18 Miles Out
Rick and Shane are in conflict over the fate of an outsider; Andrea helps Hershel's daughter face a crucial decision.
Episode 2.11 – Judge, Jury, Executioner
Rick sides with Shane causing Dale to worry that the group is losing its humanity; Carl's actions have unintended consequences.
Episode 2.12 – Better Angels
Someone dangerous may be loose near the farm; Rick, Shane, Daryl and Glenn keep the group safe.
Episode 2.13 – Beside the Dying Fire
Rick and Carl find the farm in jeopardy; the group is split up in the chaos; Rick's leadership is questioned
"The Walking Dead" returns to AMC on Sunday, February 12.


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The Department of Internal Medicine's (DOIM) Clinician Scientist Trainee Research Day is a great opportunity to explore the breadth and depth of clinical research being performed by trainees across the Department of Internal Medicine. Trainees at all levels of learning are encouraged to submit abstracts and present their research findings at this annual event.
Details for the DOIM Clinician Scientist Trainee Research Day are outlined below:
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds will occur at 12pm on Thursday, May 25th, for this day only, in lieu of the regularly scheduled 7:30am IM Grand Rounds. This will be the kick-off event for our annual research day.
|Event Date
|Thursday, May 25, 2017
|Event Time:
|12pm - 4pm
|Event Location:
|115 BRT (Biomedical Research Tower)
|Abstract Submission Opens:
|Monday, March 13, 2017
|Abstract Submission Deadline:
|Friday, April 14, 2017
There are multiple benefits to participate in this department-wide research event!
For those of you submitting a new case or clinical research in progress, you will obtain feedback on your work by our judging panel prior to your presentation.
All Internal Medicine residents and fellows are eligible to participate in this research day. Additionally, all medical students with an interest in Internal Medicine are eligible as well.
If you have any questions regarding your eligibility, please contact, email@example.com.