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Risk Reduction Measures Against OPMC Actions
By: Michael J. Schoppmann, Esq.
As the potential impact of an adverse finding by the Office of Professional Medical Conduct increases exponentially through the increased utilization of the New York Physician Profile, terminations by health plans and the devastating use of such data in medical malpractice actions, every physician should be assessing their areas of risk and implementing as many risk reduction measures as possible- and on a regular basis. In an effort to be of assistance in that pursuit, here is a sampling of significant steps that can be implemented by every physician – with virtually no cost to the practice and on an immediate basis.
1. Chaperones: Across the country, licensing authorities are increasing promulgating (and enforcing) formal policies as to the required use of chaperones (an example of which can be found at www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/bme/statreg/bmeregulations2.pdf). Every physician should immediately obtain a model policy, review it carefully, post it in their Employee Manuals and ensure that their staff understands (and acknowledges that understanding in writing) the need for strict compliance with the policy terms (including documenting that compliance in detail and without exception).
2. Prescribing: As a result of a study which estimated that more than sixty percent of all adverse medical outcomes are caused by prescribing errors, there is considerable pressure being brought to bear in the arena of prescribing. Pharmacists are being audited, reviewed and pressurized to report any questionable prescribing patterns or practices by physicians. Actions which may have gone largely unnoticed years ago (i.e., self-prescribing, prescribing for family members without a medical record, etc.) are now being routinely acted upon. In response, every physician should access the NYDOH/OPMC prescribing regulations (accessed through www.nyhealth.gov), review them carefully and ensure that they are strictly and steadfastly compliant.
3. Patient care Reviews: In today's practice of medicine, there is no such thing as a casual, peer to peer, informational, education or similarly characterized "benign" patient care review. Each and every time a physician's care is reviewed there are potentially dire consequences. As each review arises – whether it be at the hospital level, by a health plan, a state or federal agency or simply in response to a patient complaint – no physician should respond (in any manner or to any degree) without first reviewing the medical record in detail, obtaining the rules, bylaws or regulations governing that review and responding, without emotion and to only the issue under review. If the review is resolved favorably, or the complaint is withdrawn, the physician should obtain that disposition in writing, or at minimum, confirm the successful resolution in writing. Anticipating a later OPMC investigation of virtually every patient care review, no criticism, allegation, inference or attack on a physician can, or should, be taken lightly, go unanswered or be left unresolved.
Through adoption and implementation of these three simple steps, physicians can, at best, dramatically reduce their risk of facing an OPMC investigation – or at worst, be better prepared to favorably answer (and thereby favorably conclude) an investigation when it takes place.
Should any physician, or medical practice, have any questions, Mr. Schoppmann can be contacted at either 800-445-0954 or email@example.com.
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COMPARISON OF AOLS REQUIREMENTS TO RYERSON AND YORK GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENTS WITH DESCRIPTORS. (NOTE: COURSES SHOULD BE CONFIRMED WITH THE CURRENT UNIVERSITY CALENDARS -ADDITIONAL COURSES MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS) AOLS REQUIREMENTS RYERSON GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) YORK GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) Subject Description # Course Description # Course Description CALCULUS Derivatives; Integrals; The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus; Improper Integrals MTH 140 CALCULUS I Limits, continuity, differentiability, rules of differentiation. Absolute and relative extrema, MATH 1013 APPLIED CALCULUS I The first half of this course deals with differentiation and the second half with integration. Topics include derivatives of algebraic and transcendental functions, indefinite and Limits; Introduction to Sequences and Series; Differential and Integral inflection points. Asymptotes, curve sketching, Applied max/min problems, related rates. integrals, techniques of integration, the definite integral and its interpretation as an area. Tutorials may be offered, and "Mathlab" help will be available. The text will be Calculus of Several Variables; Partial Differentiation, Chain Rule; Extremal Definite and indefinite integral, Fundamental Theorem of Integral Calculus, Areas, volumes, Varberg, Purcell and Rigdon, Calculus, 8th Ed. If available, secondhand or discounted, 6th or 7th editions of Varberg and Purcell would suffice for most purposes. All Problems; Lagrange Multipliers; Classification of Critical Points; Multiple Transcendental functions (trigonometric, logarithmic, hyperbolic and their inverses). students are expected to have a copy of the text. Integrals; Green's Theorem. MTH 240 CALCULUS II Integration Techniques, L'Hopital's Rule, Improper Integrals.. Partial derivatives. Infinite MATH 1014 APPLIED CALCULUS II Applications of differential and integral calculus (e.g., maxima and minima, areas, volumes of revolution, moments and centroids, etc.), indeterminate forms, improper sequences and series, power series. First-order differential equations, with applications,. integrals, Taylor series, simple ordinary differential equations and an introduction to multivariate calculus. This course is a sequel to MATH 1013, and will use the same textbook. MTH 340 CALCULUS III Additional applications of Integration. Partial differentiation Unconstrained extrema and the Hessian curve. Constrained extrema and Legrange multipliers. Curves and Surfaces. Multiple integration. Line and surface integrals. Theorems of Gauss, Green and Stokes. Fourier series. Laplace transforms and their application to second-order and other differential equations. PHYSICS Newton's Laws of Motion and Applications to the Straight Line and Plane; PCS 125 PHYSICS: WAVES & Simple harmonic motion; motion of mechanical waves, wave speed, interference, standing PHYS 1010 PHYSICS Topics include linear, rotational and oscillatory motion; Newtonian mechanics; electrostatics; magnetostatics; electric current and induction; heat; geometric and physical Dynamics of Rotational Motion; Periodic Motion; Equilibrium and Elasticity; FIELDS waves and resonance; ray and wave models of light and its reflection, refraction and optics and sound. Differential and integral calculus and vector algebra are used. This course covers fewer topics than PHYS 1410 6.0, but covers them in greater depth. It Gravitation; Fluid Mechanics; Temperature and Heat, Thermal Properties of interference; gravitational fields and potential energy; electric fields and potential energy; should be taken by all those likely to enroll in 2000-level PHYS courses. Matter, Fundamentals of Thermodynamics; Waves; Sound; Electric Charges and electric potential; magnetic fields. Motion in one, two and three dimensions. Newton's laws. Work, energy, power. Momentum. Torque and rotational motion. Angular momentum. Fields, Gauss's Law, Potential, Capacitance and Dielectrics, Current, Resistance, Oscillations. Gravitation. Thermodynamics. Static electricity. Capacitance. Direct-Current Circuits; Magnetic Field and Forces, Faraday's Laws, DC circuits. Magnetic fields. Electromagnetic induction.Waves and sound. Electromagnetic waves. Physical and geometrical optics. In addition, some concepts of modern Electromagnetic Induction, Inductance, and Alternating Currents; Electromagnetic physics are introduced interspersed throughout. Waves, Propagation of Light, Optics and Optical Instruments, Interference and Diffraction. PCS 211 PHYSICS: MECHANICS Vector forces: forces along a line, coplanar force systems - essentials of vector algebra in two PHYS 2020 ELECTRICITY AND The elements of electric and magnetic fields are developed, together with dc and ac circuit theory and an introduction to electromagnetic waves. and three dimensions. Moment of a force; moment of a couple; principle of moments. Free MAGNETISM Coulomb's law. Electric field.Gauss' law. Electric potential.Electrostatic energy. Capacitors and dielectrics.Current, resistance, ohm's law, dc circuits, q factor.Magnetic body diagrams and equilibrium conditions. Centre of mass and centroids of bodies. fields. Biot-savart law.Ampere's law. Magnetostatic energy. Faraday's law. Magnetic materials. Inductance. Rectilinear and curvilinear motion kinematics. Newton's laws and equations of motion. AC circuits, rms relations, impedance. Displacement current.Maxwell's equations. Friction. Work and Energy; Linear momentum and angular momentum. PHYS 3050 ELECTRONICS I Introduction to physical electronics including DC and AC circuit theory and network analysis; bandpass filters; introduction to the p-n junction and semiconductor devices: diodes, DC power supplies, transistors, analysis and design of basic amplifiers, operational amplifiers. With laboratory exercises. Electronic instruments and measurements DC and AC circuit analysis Bandpass filters. The p-n junction and diodes. DC power supplies. Transistors and basic amplifier circuits.Introduction to operational amplifiers COMPUTING Hardware: The Processor, The Computer Number System, Input and Output CPS 125 DIGITAL COMPUTATION & The C programming language is used to develop good programming techniques. The C CSE 1020 INTRODUCTION TO The course lays the conceptual foundation of object-oriented programming. Topics include data types, control structures, API usage, encapsulation, and other abstractions. Devices, Main Memory and Secondary Storage Devices, Communication Devices PROGRAMMING programming language is used to develop good programming techniques. Topics covered COMPUTER SCIENCE I The course also covers the software development process; composition and inheritance; and exception handling. Implementation is done in Java with emphasis on software such as MODEMs. Software: The Operating System, Programming Languages include C program form, language statements, pseudo-code algorithmic representation, engineering principles and coding style. This course is an introduction to the discipline; it is not a survey course. As such the emphasis is on the development of a theoretical with emphasis on C or Fortran, Software Engineering Techniques, Data Structures numeric data types, flow of control with selection and repetition, standard C libraries, conceptual foundation and the acquisition of the intellectual and practical skills required for further courses in computer science. The course is intended for prospective and File Structures, Object-Oriented Techniques. Computer Networks: Local functions and call modes, arrays, pointer arithmetic, sorting, matrix operations, character and computer science and computer engineering majors, i.e. those with a well-developed interest in computing as an academic field of study and with strong mathematical, Area Network (LANs), Wide Area Networks (WANs), Internet. Applications of string data types, dynamic storage, structures and linked lists, file I/O. Only regular first year analytical and language abilities; it is not intended for those who seek a quick exposure to applications or programming. Computers in Surveying; Implications of Computers on Privacy and Security. students from the Faculty of Engineering and Appied Science may preregister for this course. 9bc4db9f-5694-4608-98f6-7d681d493a14.xls Page 1 of 7 AOLS REQUIREMENTS RYERSON GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) YORK GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) CSE 1030 INTRODUCTION TO This course builds on CSE 1020 and covers an introduction to object-oriented programming and design. The emphasis is on class implementation and design. Concepts of COMPUTER SCIENCE II software reusability and software extensibility are introduced through the object-oriented techniques of inheritance and polymorphism. Case studies involving a collection of classes related by has-a and is-a relationships are designed and implemented in detail during lectures and tutorials. Other topics include system design, recursion, searching and sorting, and introductory data structures. The workload includes a number of assignments, a midterm and a final exam. MATH 1019 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS Introduction to abstraction. Use and development of precise formulations of mathematical ideas. Informal introduction to logic; introduction to naive set theory; induction; FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE relations and functions; big O-notation; recursive definitions, recurrence relations and their solutions; graphs and trees. MATH 1090 INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC The syntax and semantics of propositional and predicate logic. Applications to program specification and verification. Optional topics include set theory and induction using FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE the formal logical language of the first part of the course. CSE 2011 FUNDAMENTALS OF DATA This course discusses the fundamental data structures commonly used in the design of algorithms. At the end of this course, students will know the classical data structures, STRUCTURES and master the use of abstraction, specification and program construction using modules. Furthermore, students will be able to apply these skills effectively in the design and implementation of algorithms. Review of primitive data types and abstract data type - arrays, stacks, queues and lists. Searching and sorting; a mixture of review and new algorithms. Priority queues. Trees: threaded, balanced (AVL-, 2-3-, and/or B-trees), tries. Graphs: representations; transitive closure; graph traversals; spanning trees; minimum path; flow problems. CSE 2031 SOFTWARE TOOLS This course introduces software tools that are used for building applications and in the software development process. ANSI-C (stdio, pointers, memory management, overview of ANSI-C libraries). Shell programming. Filters and pipes (shell redirection, grep, sort & uniq, tr, sed, awk, pipes in C). Version control systems and the "make" mechanism. Debugging and testing. All the above tools will be applied in practical programming assignments and/or small-group projects. CSE 2501 FORTRAN AND SCIENTIFIC Covers computer-based problem solving in a variety of scientific and engineering settings. Introduces the FORTRAN programming language and its interface with scientific COMPUTING libraries The first third of the course is lecture format. Data types, control structures and program structure. Functions and subroutines. Arrays. I/O. Errors in computations. For the remainder of the course students work on their own on various projects. GEOGRAPHY Structure and Composition of the Earth including Plate Tectonics; Earthquakes CVL 423 GEOLOGY FOR An introductory course related to our biophysical environment including; the structure of the EATS 1010 THE DYNAMIC EARTH AND An overview of modern geophysics: origin of the Earth, impact cratering, internal structure and rheology, earthquakes, plate tectonics, geomagnetism. Space geodetic EARTH SCIENCE and Volcanoes; Shaping of the Surface by Erosion; Sedimentation; Glaciation and ENGINEERS earth, composition of the crust, rock and mineral identification, soil forming processes and SPACE GEODESY positioning techniques such as VLBI, SLR and GPS are introduced as means of detecting and monitoring tectonic movements. Other fields of geomatics are introduced. Permafrost; Minerals and Rocks; Geological Age Determination and Summary of products, origin and engineering significance of landforms, physiographic processes, the The solar system and origin of the Earth. Impact cratering. Internal structure and rheology. Plate tectonics. Geomagnetism.Seismology. Geological History; Geologic Aspects of Environmental Concerns and Material physiography of Canada., growth habits and significance of vegetation, lake/stream Space geodesy and geomatics - VLBI, GPS, GIS, Remote Sensing. Hazards. ecosystems, wetlands. 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Observables, observations, parameters and math models. Error theory. Overdetermined problems. Mean, variance, covariance, correlation. The covariance matrix and the covariance law. The least-squares principle. Map projections mapping, maps, measurements. Map distortions. Contours. Map features. Reading a map and measuring areas with a planimeter. Remote sensing. Photogrammetry: Basic concepts; geometry; scale of an image; orientation of overlapping photographs; measurement of parallax and determination of heights; stereoscopic view. Geographic Information Systems. Space Engineering: Space mission engineering process; space mission geometry; celestial sphere; celestial coordinate system; inertial reference frame; eclipse geometry; elements of astrodynamics; Keplerian orbits; orbit perturbations; orbit and constellation design; payloads. CVL 352 GEOMATIC Measurement techniques applied to geomatics engineering. 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Heights: Geodetic, trigonometric and barometric leveling, procedures, accuracies/ errors. Topographic mapping and property surveys. Route Surveying: route location, horizontal and vertical curves, sight distance, slope staking, earth work computations, mass diagram. Introduction to other surveys: alignment, deformation surveys for buildings, bridges, dams, tunnels, pipelines. METHODS IN Processing of Survey Data; Coordinate Geometry; Curve Geometry; Earth Work CVL 323 INTRODUCTION TO Overview of geomatics engineering program; Basic measurement methods, instrumentation ENG 2130 FIELD SURVEYS A two week field camp comprising field and office work that simulate professional practice. Students participate in organizational, planning, scheduling and logistical aspects GEOMATICS Calculations; Digital Models; Error. GEOMATICS and data analysis for determining elevations, angels, distances and point locations; Overview of field operations, instrument familiarization and testing, establishment of geodetic control, and land boundary, highway and construction surveys. of satellite positioning and navigation, spatial and land information management, spatial CONTENT: imaging (Photogrammetry/remote sensing) and digital mapping; Relationships to related Planning and scheduling of survey operations. disciplines; and Role of geomatics professionals. Survey instrument selection and testing. Establishment of geodetic control. Land, boundary and construction survey measurements. Survey data collection, processing and analysis. Topographic map drawing and technical report writing. CVL 352 GEOMATIC Measurement techniques applied to geomatics engineering. Topics include: use of total EATS 4020 TIME SERIES & SPECTRAL Treatment of discrete sampled data by linear optimum. 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Deformation analysis. 9bc4db9f-5694-4608-98f6-7d681d493a14.xls Page 3 of 7 AOLS REQUIREMENTS RYERSON GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) YORK GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) PROBABILITY & MATH 203 STATISTICS Graphical presentation, frequency distribution, descriptive statistics, probability theory, MATH2560 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS I Displaying and describing distributions, normal distribution. Relationships between variables, regression and correlation. The need for design, experimental design and normal distribution, sampling distribution, binomial distribution, Poisson distribution, t sampling design. Sampling distributions, bias, variability. Probability models, random variables, probability laws. Prerequisite: Ontario Grade 11 mathematics. STATISTICS distribution, estimation, hypotheses tests. INTRODUCTION TO Application of Matrix Methods and the Computer to the Analysis of Survey MTH 141 LINEAR ALGEBRA Linear Algebra. Systems of linear equations and matrices. Determinants. Vector spaces. Inner MATH 1025 APPLIED LINEAR ALGEBRA Topics include spherical and cylindrical coordinates in Euclidean 3-space, general matrix algebra, determinants, vector space concepts for Euclidean n-space (e.g., linear SURVEY ANALYSIS Problems; Linear Equations and Their Methods of Solution; Linearization of product spaces. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors. Applications. dependence and independence, basis, dimension, linear transformations, etc.), an introduction to eigenvalues and eigenvectors. The final grade will be based on assignments, Computational Models; Coordinate Transformations. term tests and a final exam. MTH 510 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS Review of Taylor's formula, truncation error and roundoff error. Solutions of Non linear GEOG 2420 INTRODUCTORY The course aims to provide every student with fundamental concepts of descriptive and inferential statistics and a working knowledge of several standard statistical techniques Equations in one variable. Linear Equations. LU-decompostion. Eigenvalues and STATISTICAL ANALYSIS IN which are widely used in many different branches of geography. Examples of such techniques include measures of central tendency and dispersion (descriptive statistics), eigenvectors. Jacobi, Gauss-Seidel methods. Interpolation and curve fitting. Numerical GEOGRAPHY comparisons of means and proportions (inferential statistics) and correlation and regression analyses (analyzing relationships and causation). These techniques are used in integration. Numerical solution of ordinary differential equations. (Initial value problems.) numerous disciplines, and are not in themselves 'geographical'. However, consideration will be given to the nature of geographical data and the examples used in lectures and assignments will be geographical in content. Throughout the course, emphasis will be placed on the concepts underlying each procedure as much as on the mechanics of the numerical calculations. This policy reflects the belief that "knowing why" is just as important as "knowing how". Computers will be used in the lab sessions but no prior knowledge of computers or specific computer programs is assumed. CVL 552 DATA MODELLING Basic concepts of modelling and estimation, analysis of Geomatics measurements, measures ESTIMATION & ANALYSIS I of central tendency, introductory probability theory, Univariate statistical testing, covariance and correlation, principles of least-squares methods, parametric, condition and combined cases, partitioning, weighted and functional constraints, sequential solution. CVL 652 DATA MODELLING Problem formulation and solution. A priori weighting of unknown parameters. Partioning ESTIMATION & ANALYSIS and constraining unknowns. Combining different normal equations and mathematical II models. Addition and rejection of observations. Univariate and multivariate statistical testing of adjustment results. Reliability, data snooping and variance component analysis. Preanalysis strategies. Network design and analysis. Design criteria for different types of networks. Deformation analysis. SURVEY ANALYSIS Survey Control Systems; Statistical Analysis of Survey Data including Estimation CVL 552 DATA MODELLING Basic concepts of modelling and estimation, analysis of Geomatics measurements, measures MATH 2015 APPLIED MULTIVARIATE & Topics covered include partial derivatives; grad, div, curl and Laplacian operators; line and surface integrals; theorems of Gauss and Stokes; double and triple integrals in of Variance Components; Regression Analysis; Models; Filters; Adjustment of ESTIMATION & ANALYSIS I of central tendency, introductory probability theory, Univariate statistical testing, covariance VECTOR CALCULUS various coordinate systems; extrema and Taylor series for multivariate functions. Other topics covered include curves and surfaces in Cartesian, cylindrical, and spherical Large Survey Networks; Estimation of Reliability and Accuracy of Survey and correlation, principles of least-squares methods, parametric, condition and combined polar coordinates; differential vector identities; Green's theorem. Systems. cases, partitioning, weighted and functional constraints, sequential solution. CVL 652 DATA MODELLING Problem formulation and solution. A priori weighting of unknown parameters. Partioning MATH 2270 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS Introduction to differential equations, including a discussion of the formation of mathematical models for real phenomena; solution by special techniques; applications; linear ESTIMATION & ANALYSIS and constraining unknowns. Combining different normal equations and mathematical equations; solutions in series; other topics if time permits. Differential equations have played a central role in mathematics and its applications for the past three hundred II models. Addition and rejection of observations. Univariate and multivariate statistical testing years. Their importance in applications stems from the interpretation of the derivative as a rate of change, a familiar example being velocity. Many of the fundamental laws of of adjustment results. Reliability, data snooping and variance component analysis. physical science are best formulated as differential equations. In other areas, too, such as biology and economics, which involve the study of growth and change, such Preanalysis strategies. Network design and analysis. Design criteria for different types of equations are of fundamental importance. In this course we will study some important types of linear differential equations and their solutions. Topics will include first-order networks. Deformation analysis. (differential) equations; homogeneous second and higher order equations with constant coefficients; the particular solution of inhomogeneous second-order equations; series- form solutions of equations with variable coefficients;solutions by use of Laplace transforms. Students will use the symbolic computational computer language MAPLE to study the behaviour of differential equations. No prior experience with this language is necessary. ENG 3120 ADJUSTMENT Minima and maxima of functions, Weierstrass theorem, Lagrange multipliers. Quadratic forms. Observables, observations, parameters and mathematical models. The least- CALCULUS squares principle; weight matrix and variance factor; parametric, condition and combined adjustments. Minima, maxima of functions; Quadratic forms; The least-squares principle; Covariance matrices and Covariance law; Parametric adjustment; Conditional adjustment; Combined adjustment. ENG 3130 ANALYSIS OF Hilbert space and statistics. Statistical testing and assessment of observations, parameters and mathematical models. Optimal design. Generalized adjustment, problems with OVERDETERMINED SYSTEMS constraints and singularities, step-by-step procedures. 9bc4db9f-5694-4608-98f6-7d681d493a14.xls Page 4 of 7 AOLS REQUIREMENTS RYERSON GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) YORK GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) PHOTOGRAMMETRY and Analytical Principles and Procedures; The Analytical Stereoplotter; Spatial CVL 354 REMOTE SENSING Provides an overview of the fundamental principles of remote sensing and image analysis ENG3150 PHOTOGRAMMETRY Image and object space. Direct and inverse problems of projective and similarity coordinate transformations. Collinearity and coplanarity. Orientation procedures. REMOTE SENSING Triangulation; Digital Photogrammetry; Project Planning and Execution; Remotely from a geomatics perspective. Topics include: nature of electromagnetic radiation, energy Measurement and correction of image coordinates. Stereomodel and error analysis. Analog, analytical, independent model, strip and block adjustments. Image rectification. Sensed Digital Images; Computer-Assisted Interpretation; Preprocessing and interactions, visual image interpretation, airborne and satellite platforms, optical and Applications. Pattern Recognition; Resource Mapping and Monitoring. microwave sensors, image rectification and geocoding, image enhancement, multispectral Photogrammetric principles, instruments and techniques. transformation and classification, data fusion and GIS integration, applications to Stereoscopic viewing and stereomodels. Analytical photogrammetry and image processing. Aerotriangulation and adjustments. Image rectification and DEM generation. environmental monitoring and mapping, and term project. Digital mapping process and applications. Project planning. CVL 710 PHOTOGRAMMETRY & Mathematical relationships between image and object space. Direct and inverse problems of ENG 4130 DIGITAL IMAGING AND Digital imaging from remote platforms. Image processing and analysis, including radiometric and geometric corrections and geometric enhancements, multispectral DIGITAL MAPPING projective and similarity coordinate transformations. Conditions of collinearity and APPLICATIONS classification, digital photogrammetry fundamentals, workstations, photogrammetric processing. coplanarity. Orientation procedures (Interior, Exterior, Relative and Absolute). Extraction of Digital Image Processing and Computer Vision. Fundamentals of Digital Photogrammetry mapping information. Independent model and bundle adjustments. Digital terrain modeling, digital image rectification and orthophoto production. Project planning. CVL 800 SPATIAL IMAGE Introduction to image processing and analysis techniques from a remote sensing perspective. ENG4140 DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELS Digital Terrain Modeling concepts. Mathematical techniques in data acquisition, processing storage, manipulation, and applications. DTM. Surface representation using PROCESSING & ANALYSIS Topics include: elements of digital image processing and analysis systems; image AND LIDAR APPLICATIONS moving averages, linear projection, and Kriging techniques. Grid resampling methods and search algorithms. DTM derivatives and applications. LIDAR systems and digitization, quantization and sampling; image storage, display and image file management; applications. Introduction. Surface Representation. Gridding. Sampling. Interpolation. Interpolation methods. Krigging. TIN Structures. Voronoi Diagrams and Delaunay geometric operations, rectification, registration and resampling techniques; image Triangulation. Collection and Acquisition. Surveys. Photogrammetry. InSAR and Lidar. Space sensors. Lidar System components. Lidar Characteristics. Processing enhancements, point operations and filtering; transformation in spatial and frequency Applications. domains; image restoration and compression; image segmentation and feature extraction; automated interpretation and spatial information extraction, term project. EATS4220 REMOTE SENSING The physical principles of remote sensing are presented along with detailed discussion of Earth-observing sensors which detect e.m. energy in the ultraviolet to microwave spectral regions. Both passive and active techniques are examined with application examples drawn from many of the disciplines associated with remote sensing of Earth resources. Laboratory experiments involve spectral reflectance measurements of typical natural surfaces and interpretation of spectra from air borne imagery, as well as reflectance model runs. GIS/LAND MANAGEMENT Spatial Data Management Systems; Alternative Methods of Geo-Referencing; CVL 753 SPATIAL INFORMATION Introduction to spatial information systems, spatial data structures and 2-D spatial EATS 3300 GIS AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS The fundamental concepts and techniques of GIS are presented along with detailed discussion of computer implementation. The emphases include spatial data management AND LAND INFORMATION Spatial Data Representation; Creation and Revision of Digital Map Data; Data MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS I transformations, hardware/software components, functions and architecture; Comparative and map analysis/spatial modeling. PC ArcView and Spatial Analysis extension are used for hands-on exercises. SYSTEMS Integration and Geoprocessing; Hardware and Software Components of a GIS; overview of alternative spatial data collection technologies; Data structures and database Spatial data structures. Database management. Map projection and georeferencing. Spatial data analysis. GIS applications. Group projects. Project Selection; Design and Implementation-, Review of Selected Geographic management systems for raster and vector data; Introduction to spatial modeling and analysis. Information Systems in Canada. CVL 853 SPATIAL INFORMATION Advanced modeling and analytical tools; Data quality analysis, errors and natural variations; EATS 4400 GEOGRAPHICAL Project-oriented Geomatics course using GIS systems and various techniques (map algebraic, statistical, fuzzy logic, AI, and fractal/multifractal) for integrating diverse dataset MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Spatial data integration, metadata and standardization issues; Introduction to needs analysis;, INFORMATION SYSTEMS & (geographic, geological, geophysical, geochemical, hydrological, remote sensing and GPS). It starts with the fundamental concepts and techniques of GIS along with a II specifications, design and system integration; Role of the Internet in data and information DATA INTEGRATION detailed discussion of computer implementation. The emphases include database management and map analysis/spatial modeling with Macro Language Programming. dissemination; Applications in design and planning environmental monitoring, cadastral ARC/INFO GIS program is used for hands-on exercises. mapping, and facilities and infrastructure management. Introduction to Geomatics. Spatial data, data structure and database management. Data collection, data conversion and data transformation. Georeferencing and GPS. Spatial statistical analysis for vector and raster data. Diverse data integration. Spatial modeling and prediction. Macro programming (AML). Application examples include mineral potential mapping, hydrological modeling, stream network analysis, and environmental planning. CSE 2011 FUNDAMENTALS OF DATA This course discusses the fundamental data structures commonly used in the design of algorithms. At the end of this course, students will know the classical data structures, STRUCTURES and master the use of abstraction, specification and program construction using modules. Furthermore, students will be able to apply these skills effectively in the design and implementation of algorithms. Review of primitive data types and abstract data type - arrays, stacks, queues and lists. Searching and sorting; a mixture of review and new algorithms. Priority queues. Trees: threaded, balanced (AVL-, 2-3-, and/or B-trees), tries. Graphs: representations; transitive closure; graph traversals; spanning trees; minimum path; flow problems. 9bc4db9f-5694-4608-98f6-7d681d493a14.xls Page 5 of 7 AOLS REQUIREMENTS RYERSON GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) YORK GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) INTRODUCTION TO Concepts and Evolution of Geodesy; Terrestrial and Satellite-Based Methods of CVL 550 GEODESY AND MAP Introduction to geodesy, earth and its motions, gravity field of the earth, the geoid, classical ENG 3110 GEODETIC CONCEPTS Geodesy. Reference systems, frames and datums; time systems; the natural system of coordinates; terrestrial, celestial and orbital coordinate systems. Coordinate system GEODESY and GEODESY Positioning; Introduction to Global Positioning Systems. PROJECTIONS. geodetic positioning, geodetic and orbital coordinate systems, the datum issues, transformations. Relative three dimensional positioning; the inertial frame of reference. Positions on the ellipsoid and mapping plane. Height systems. direct/inverse geodetic problems, relative positioning on mapping plane (conformal map Geodesy, tasks and problems. Modern reference systems, reference frames and datums. Coordinate systems and their transformations. Gravitational Potential; Gravity Field; Principles of Satellite and Inertial projections), height systems. Geodetic positioning (point, relative) on the reference ellipsoid. Conformal mapping. Height systems. Positioning Systems; Levelling and Geopotential Numbers; Tidal Effects; Theory of Orbits; the Geoid. CVL 650 SATELLITE POSITIONING Basic concepts of satellite positioning, GPS signal structure, GPS modernization, GPS orbital EATS 3020 GLOBAL GEOPHYSICS AND Studies of isostatic equilibrium and glacial rebound; seismic tomography and spherical harmonic representation of gravity and the geoid; Earth rotation and geodesy; determination, pseudorange and carrier-phase measurements, linear combinations of GPS GEODESY geothermal heat flow. observables, GPS errors and biases, development of mathematical models for absolute and Earth structure overview. Isostasy and glacial rebound. Seismic tomography overview. Fourier series expansions - 1D and 2D. Laplace's equation in spherical coordinates. relative positioning static, kinematic and real-time kinematic (RTK) GPS positioning, Spherical harmonics. Gravitational potential and reference geoid. Gravity anomalies and geoid height. practical considerations, GPS augmentations. Earth rotation, precession, nutation and wobble. Moments of inertia. Geothermal heat flow. Free core nutation. ENG3140 GEODETIC SURVEYS Instrument systems and procedures for high-precision geodetic surveys. High-precision surveys in engineering physics; geodetic network densification adjustment and analysis; procedures for deformation surveys and strain analysis. Establishment and observation of control networks for construction and monitoring of large engineering structures. ENG4110 GLOBAL POSITIONING GPS as a modern positioning technique. Coordinate systems and transformations. Satellite orbits, signal structure. Practical position SYSTEMS determination. Exposure to GLONASS, VLBI, SLR, INS. ENG 4120 PHYSICAL AND SPACE Local treatment of the Earth's gravity field. Boundary value problems. Normal and disturbing potential, the normal gravity formula. Geoid, geoidal undulations, deflections of GEODESY the vertical. Stokes and Vening Meinesz formulae. Gravimetry and gravity reductions. Height systems. Tides. Gravity space missions. Gravity field and geodetic measurements. Boundary value problems of physical geodesy. Stokes-Helmert Theory of geoid determination. Gravimetry and gravity reductions. Height systems. Altimetry and gravity space missions. PROFESSIONAL AFFAIRS Role and Responsibilities of Professions from the Historical, Ethical, Legal, CEN 800 LAW AND ETHICS IN Study and analysis of the engineering profession, business corporations and organization, ENG 3000 PROFESSIONAL An introduction to the legal ethical frameworks of the engineering profession, preparing students for the Professional Practice Examination required for certification as a Organizational and Commercial Perspectives; Exploration of the Fundamentals of ENGINEERING PRACTICE Tort liability and contract law, legal and ethical aspects of engineering practice, business ENGINEERING PRACTICE professional engineer. Also covered are associated professional issues such as entrepreneurship, intellectual property and patents. Professional Judgement; Conduct; Practice Creation and Management. contract law and conflict resolution, intellectual and industrial property, employment and labour law including occupational health and safety, WHMIS, corporate social responsibility, environmental considerations and sustainable development, international standards and trade. LAND PLANNING Fundamentals of obtaining Site Information to provide the Framework for Land CVL 353 MUNICIPAL PLANNING The function and structure of the Planning Act and other statutes that affect land use Development; Subdivision Design; Economics of Development; Aggregate AND ENGINEERING changes. Planning instruments and their interpretation; official and secondary plans, zoning Resource Development; Condominium Legislation and Approval; Drainage bylaws, site plan controls, minor variances, land division by consent and by plan of Legislation and Engineering; Role and Involvement of the Professional Surveyor as subdivision. The subdivision design process. Integration of storm water management plans, a Member of the Multi-Disciplinary Planning Development Team; Effective Public wetlands and fisheries policies and other environmental controls, Municipal infrastructure Participation and Stakeholder Involvement; Strategies for Presentation. design, location, operation and maintenance. 9bc4db9f-5694-4608-98f6-7d681d493a14.xls Page 6 of 7 AOLS REQUIREMENTS RYERSON GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) YORK GEOMATICS COURSE EQUIVALENT(S) EFFECTIVE Principles, Styles and Techniques of Technical Writing; Narrative; Descriptive; CMN432 COMMUNICATION IN THE This workshop course focuses on the following topics: communication theory; technical and ENG 1000 ENGINEERING DESIGN I An introduction to design using case studies to illustrate the use of resources to meet stated objectives within constraints imposed by economic, health, safety, environmental, COMMUNICATION Expository and Persuasive Prose; Correct Grammar; Sentence and Paragraph ENGINEERING management writing style and standards; information retrieval, recording and organizing; social and other factors. Emphasis is placed on written and oral presentation and critical analysis. Structure; Clarity, Precision and Consistency; Writing Memoranda, Business PROFESSIONS documentation; memoranda, short report and employment application documents; graphics in Letters, Announcements, Abstracts, Reports, Instructional Manuals, Brochures and communication; and oral presentations. Specifications; Basic Communication within an Organizational Structure; Presentation of Technical Information for a Variety of Audiences. ENG2000 ENGINEERING DESIGN II Design using engineering materials (mechanical, electronic, magnetic, thermal and optical properties of materials, structural mechanics) and management and economics of engineering projects (workplace safety, work breakdown structures, Gantt charts, logic diagram, time value of money, comparison methods). Group design projects. CVL 743 DEGREE PROJECT I Students must prepare a formal thesis document on a suitable, departmentally approved, ENG 4000 ENGINEERING PROJECT The project will include significant elements of design and implementation. The format is intended to resemble engineering projects in practice, including specifications, topic. The work will involve a literature review, study design, data collection and analysis or background research, innovative solutions, analysis, testing, and communication. design, drawing conclusions and making recommendations, on a civil or geomatics engineering project. The writing will be in formal English, and will take the form of an argument. The work must reflect the rigour of the fourth year of the program, and must advance the student's comprehension of the topic. At the end of this course, the literature review and draft thesis outline will be completed, and the research or experimental work will be underway. (formerly first half of CVL 041) CVL 843 DEGREE PROJECT II This is a continuation of the work completed in CVL 743 Degree Project I. Subject to departmental approval of the literature review and draft thesis outline submitted in Degree Project I, the student will complete the investigative and analytical work, draw appropriate conclusions and recommendations, and prepare the final thesis document. An oral presentation of the work is required. (formerly second half of CVL 041) Prerequisite: CVL 743 PRINCIPLES OF LAW Overview of the Role and purpose of the Canadian Legal System; The Canadian CLAW122 INTRODUCTION TO LAW Introduction to the role and duties of law clerks and paralegals. Practical issues in law for Constitution; The Structure and Operations of our Civil Courts; The Establishment law clerks and paralegals including: sources of law, legal research, the case study method, of Law, including Statutes and Common Law; The Impact of Laws on Individuals introduction to the Canadian system of law, basic overview of the Ontario court system,; and and Business Entities. the basic theory of the law of torts, contracts and property. This course is intended to provide a basis for all other Law Procedures courses. CEN800 LAW AND ETHICS IN Study and analysis of the engineering profession, business corporations and organization, ENGINEERING PRACTICE Tort liability and contract law, legal and ethical aspects of engineering practice, business contract law and conflict resolution, intellectual and industrial property, employment and labour law including occupational health and safety, WHMIS, corporate social responsibility, environmental considerations and sustainable development, international standards and trade. ECN801 PRINCIPLES OF Principles of economic decision analysis applied to private and public sector capital projects. ENGINEERING Discounted cash flow methods are studied. Tax impacts of depreciation and interest charges ECONOMICS are incorporated into decision rules. Other topics covered include: lease analysis, replacement decisions, sensitivity and break even analysis, inflation impacts and public sector project analysis. (PR) SURVEY LAW I: REAL Real Property; Land Parcels and Property Rights; Survey Systems; Crown Lands; CVL711 CADASTRAL STUDIES & The role of the professional land surveyor. The Ontario Survey Systems and Land Surveys ENG 4160 CADASTRAL SURVEYS AND Cadastral systems, survey law and the role of the professional land surveyor. The Dominion Lands Survey System and Land Surveys Acts and Regulations. Cadastral surveys, PROPERTY Grants and Surveys SURVEY LAW Acts and Regulations. Cadastral surveys, including surveys of Canada Lands for aboriginal LAND REGISTRATION including surveys of Canada lands for aboriginal land claims and coastal boundaries. Land registration systems in Canada. land claims and coastal boundaries. Land registration systems in Ontario, Regulatory reform. SYSTEMS Cadastral Systems. Dominion Lands Survey System. Land Surveys Acts and Regulations. Title Search. Property Descriptions. Evidence of boundaries. Riparian rights. Title to land. Design and implementation of a multi- purpose cadastre. Aboriginal title. Cadastral reform. SURVEY LAW II: PARCELS Creation of Boundaries; Principles of Evidence; Estoppel; Adverse Possession; Currently provided annually through the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors (information RECORDS AND Natural Boundaries; Description of Lands. will be sent to AOLS members). BOUNDARIES 9bc4db9f-5694-4608-98f6-7d681d493a14.xls Page 7 of 7
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Squash in containers?
ottiscanFebruary 9, 2011
I'm new to the Forum and have read some great information so far.
I was wondering if it is possible to plant squash, the vine variety, in containers. But instead of having the squash climb a trellis, would it be possilbe for them to climb down a trellis if they are situated above the ground on my deck rail?
Sound possible?
I grew cukes quite well in containers last year and they wanted to hang over the sides and down. They are about 6 feet off the ground.
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Commute to Downtown Arlington
Almost all errands require a car.
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4014 N Stuart St has a Walk Score of 1 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
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Casting Notice Details: Paul Blake & Sony/ATV Music Publishing is casting "Beautiful." Seeking Equity Singers who move for the ensemble in the currently running Broadway production.
Audition Info: Oklahoma City Ballet is holding auditions for the 2015-2016 performance season
Audition Details: Merry-Go-Round Playhouse / Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival is casting "Sweeney Todd."
We are looking for male and female trained chefs between the ages of 27 – 45 years old.
Audition Info: Alonzo King LINES Ballet of San Francisco, CA seeks professional dancers, male and female, well versed in both classical and contemporary ballet to join the Company.
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Audition Info: The Company Theatre Group, Inc. is proud to announce auditions for: CENTRAL PARK WEST by Woody Allen
Casting Notice Details: Donna Grossman Casting is now looking for young women ages 18 to 25 who are in an amazing acapella group to be part of a fresh new commercial for Covergirl.
Seeking: For Japanese TV only – a white female, age 20's, who is a certified Pilates teacher in the NY area.
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Casting Call Details: Project: "Night at the Museum 3" Works Thurs. 12/11, fitting 12/9 Location: NYC. Must have full day/night availability. Pays $1,000 day rate.
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NYC Casting Info: Skilled ice skaters wanted for Diner's Club photo shoot! ADULT RATE: $6000.00 + 20% Agency Fee for shoot and above usage CHILD RATE: $3000.00 + 20% Agency Fee
Casting Call Details: Project Name: Insurance Company Project Type: Internet Union Status: Non-Union Project Rate: $800 plus 10% for Principle $300 plus 10% for extras
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Casting Call Details: Love and weight loss will hit the stage in a brand new series. Are you a part of a couple that needs to lose some weight and would like to step up to the challenge together? If you are, then
Casting Call Details: Looking for families in the NYC area for a knowledge-based game show run-through for a major cable network.
Casting Call Details: We are looking for twins – NON-UNION to portray African American female twins ages 1.5 years – 2 years old for a hit TV Show on a big network.
Casting Call Details: The Role is John Clark he is a biz Agent for a local union caught between warring factions of the Irish Mob you should own a suit.
Casting Call Details: Now casting Identical Twins, Female, African-American, Hispanic, and Multi-Ethnic between the ages of 20 and 45 wuth brown hair.
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Casting Call Details: Seeking UNION & NON-UNION 18+ costumed Comic-Con attendees
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Casting Call Details: Edge Studio is currently casting a NON-UNION dubbing project for International Broadcast and is seeking voice talent with the following vocal type:
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Casting Call Details: We're looking for three women and three men who are in their 20′s to perform in skits that involve some "drunk" acting.
Seeking: Vocalists: male and female, 20-39, theatrical singers with excellent vocal technique and versatility,
Casting Call Details: Seeking UNION & NON-UNION talent that are 18 to look younger to portray Senior High School Students.
Casting Call Details: UNION/NONUNION AVAILABLE SEPT 19 WITH A "PIMPMOBILE" CAR (FLAMES, MULTIPLE PAINT JOBS, RIMS, LIGHTS, CADILLACS, LINCOLNS, ETC.)
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Hit NBC Show of the Summer "America's Got Talent" is coming to New York! We are looking for: Hip Hop Dance Crews, Sexy Male and Female Singing Groups,
Casting Call Details: Seeking non-union actors to portray 18-22 year old party goer with pre 2004 pickup truck.
Casting Call Details: Men and Women that are upper body amputees to play business types: Seeking SAG-AFTRA and Non-union Upper Body Amputees (fingers, hands, arm, etc.) to portray business
Casting Call Details: Seeking singles who reside in NY, CT, PA or NJ. You must be 21-35, single, looking for love and wishing to live in New York City in the near future.
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Casting Call Details: This is a comedy web series that revolves around the lives of salespeople in a designer shoe store. It is a SAG project.
Crime Drama Series looking for actors male and female from the age of 21 through 60 for the
Dharma is a project that I have been working on for close to a year. This will be my thesis film and will be shot around the weekend of October 24th until October 26th and the 29th.
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Casting Call Details: We're looking for towns, stores, businesses and families who are in feuds with the like! Are
Casting Call Details: Pay Rate: $250/person
Casting Call Details: Seeking non-union men ($88/10) to portray porn actors on the tentative date of Wed 9/24 There will be absolutely no porn or porn mimicking involved
Casting Call Details: Netflix Series seeking union or non-union men with very long beards.
Cats-Eye LLC will hold an open call for the National Tour of CATS.
Casting Call Details: Males & Females, ages 18-37, All Ethnicities Actors, Models : (Day Player) Cast must have some knowledge of the card game poker. The object of the
Casting Call Details: Males & Females, ages 10+, All Ethnicities Crying Child: This is for a crying boy (10-13). The role need not be performed by a boy or a child, just someone who can convincingly pull off a child crying. No over the top performances.
Casting Call Details: Casting Brazilian Talent Nationwide. Males and Females age 12-20. Talent must have been born and lived in Brazil. They must be fluent in Portuguese.
Casting Call Details: Seeking non-union talent to portray Asian International Business Types for scene set in Hong Kong.
Casting Call Details: CBS 'Person of Interest' Casting Call Seeking SAG-AFTRA and NON-UNION with Bicycles to portray Asian Bicycle Riders in Hong Kong on CBS show "Person of Interest."
Casting Call Details: Seeking both UNION and NON-UNION members for the following roles for the Untitled Xmas Project starring Seth Rogen!
Casting Call Details: Seeking the following for the CBS pilot MEMBERS ONLY:
Casting Call Details: Seeking adults/newborns for feature film "Louder than Bombs" starring Jesse Eisenberg.
Casting Call Details: Shoot Date: TBD Location: Yorktown Heights, NY Earn $1500+ paid in cash at end of day
Casting Call Details: Seeking young actors (ages 5-13) for a staged reading of a short story in which four boys must conquer their fears of a neighborhood cat.
Casting Call Details: Female Hosts for Web Entertainment, Celebrity & News segments
Casting Call Details: Are you a dating or relationship expert of some sort? Is the work you do specialized, unique or
Casting Call Details: Well-known network is casting a new series! We are looking for outspoken young women who are either Pregnant or are a New Parent and want to find the father of their child that they met out of the country (could be vacation, school trip, work etc.)
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Casting Call Details: Seeking young Caucasian female skilled golfer and young African American female skilled tennis player and 20s-50s Caucasian female skilled tennis players for photodouble work
Casting Call Details: Seeking non-union talent to portray Parisian ravers. Ages 18-28.
Casting Call Details: Seeking a SAG-AFTRA male or female to portray a very featured BASSOON player for the Amazon.com series "Mozart in the Jungle".
Casting Call Details: Audition Date: September 8th in New York, NY Rehearsals begin Sept. 23; runs Oct. 18-Nov. 16 in NYC. Pays $300/wk.
Casting Call Details: Seeking Asian Croupiers for commercial. Looking for dealers experienced in Blackjack, Baccarat or Craps.
Casting Call Details: EAT Entertainment, a division of the non-profit art organization Society of Unique Artists, is currently seeking field correspondents for its new pilot.
Casting Call Details: Seeking union or non-union African pirate type with muscular body (scars a plus)
Casting Call Details: Seeking people with real experience to play Med-Techs/EMTs for Popular NBC Series
Casting Call Details: Seeking SAG-AFTRA & Non-union talent to portray attractive, upscale, wealthy and chic Asian (Japanese. Chinese. Korean. Vietnamese, etc…) male and female Luxury Casino Patrons (20s-60 age range).
Casting Call Details: Seeking female models willing to have their hair cut by top stylists as part of a class demo
Casting Call Details: Seeking twin boys ages 9-13 for popular NBC Show
Casting Call Details: Shooting this Sunday, August 24th Location: Lower Manhattan, NY Compensation is $130. We are expecting to shoot for about 5 hours
Casting Call Details: I'm hiring dancers or dancer-types to model for my Leg Modeling web portfolio. The leg type needed are those that are lean, muscular and well defined, the type often found on dancers, athletes, or fitness models.
Casting Call Details: Project: TV Series "The Mysteries of Laura" Location: New York, NY
Casting Call Details: Males & Females, ages 25-45, All Ethnicities Experienced Improv Performers: skilled in short and long form improv, able to think on your feet.
Audition Specs: Audition Date: September 4th in New York, NY Rehearsals begin Mar. 23; runs Oct. 18-Nov. 16 Location: New York Pays $300/wk.; Equity LOA-NYC Contract.
Casting Call Details: Audition to be held the week of August 25th Rehearsals start Mid September Location: Manhattan Pay Rate: TBD
Casting Call Details: Do you live in the middle of nowhere? Is your closest neighbor a moose or bear, or you're not even sure? Is your
Casting Call Details: Seeking ballet dancers for Video Promo All races, ages 21-35
Casting Call Details: You must fit the following description: Height: 5'10.5″ (179cm), Dress: 2/4, Bust: 33″ (83cm), Waist: 25″ (64cm), Hips: 36″ (91cm), Hair: Lt. Brown, Eyes: Brown Pays $1625.00 for one day
Casting Call Details: Seeking featured kid for TV Series ''Gotham''. Caucasian male, 3-4 years old, brown hair.
Casting Call Details: Paid Casting ($1000): Now casting fun couples who are dating, married or broken up for TLC's hit TV Show
Casting Call Details: Nationwide – Divorce Court TV Show – Paid Travel Shoots in Los Angeles Booking talent for Divorce Court! Rate: $800.00 per couple. Commission already taken out. All expenses paid: hotel, flight and food expenses paid to shoot in L.A.
Casting Call Details: Shoot Date: 8/22 (Full Day Booking) Shoot Location: NYC (Locally available talent only) Rate: $150
Casting Call Details: Work Date : 7-12 month contracts (depending on role) begin January/February/March 2015. Performers Receive competitive salary ($600 USD – $930 USD per week), per diem, round trip travel, private apartments. 5-day work weeks, and the
Audition Specs: The producers of Untold Stories of the ER and MysticArt Pictures are searching North America for moms who have had jaw-dropping childbirth experiences!
Casting Call Details: "Night in the City" is a senior-thesis film project from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. The film follows multiple
Casting Call Details: We are currently looking for 7 big personality individuals who are ambitious and outgoing. We are casting for the 4th season of reality web series, "IN THE CIRCLE"
Casting Call Details: We're looking for very wealthy families and individuals who are outgoing, totally over the top, and charismatic for new reality TV shows!
Casting Call Details: Do you own or work at a business or company etc. that does something very manly, rugged and rough? Is the staff of the
Casting Call Details: We are seeking a union/non-union member to portray a very slender, kind faced, elderly gentleman who is the subject of
Casting Call Details: Female Ages: 35-45. Ethnicity: Mexican preferred, must speak perfect Spanish and English. Pay Rate: S10K for shooting days and test (4 months) S20K for rollout fee (12 months). Travel expenses covered.
Casting Call Details: Seeking union and non-union females to portray 60-70yr old hispanic mother of lead actor.
Casting Call Details: Shoot Date: TBD Location: New York, NY Pay Rate: TBD
Casting Call Details: Seeking union / non union talent to portray trendy male flamboyant fashionista.
Casting Call Details: Union or non-union to portray African American teenagers aged 12-20 for great scene on a popular TV show.
Casting Call Details: Union Status: Non-Union Pay Scale: $160 per day
Casting Call Details: Female Talent, Any Ethnicity, Age: 18 – 40, Role Type: Leading
Casting Call Details: Non-union deferred pay copy provided. Location NY Auditions early August. Shooting mid August 2014.
Casting Call Details: Union Status: SAG-AFTRA/Non-Union Pay Scale: $250 per day Location: NYC
Casting Call Details: Union Status: SAG-AFTRA/Non-Union Location: NYC
Casting Call Details: Looking for young men and women, age 18-20. Pay is $150/12
Casting Call Details: Shoot Date: August and September Location: New York City
Casting Call Details: Location: New York City
Casting Call Details: Shoots August 2014 Location: NYC Pays: $600 for one day shoot.
Casting Call Details: Seeking men & women biker and hipster types with motorcycles for the new NBC show, "Mysteries of Laura" starring Debra Messing.
Casting Call Details: Project: "Blue Bloods" Season 2 Location: New York City
Casting Call Details: Casting: non-union to portray African American funeral goers w/ "tricked out" SUVs.
Casting Call Details: Seeking: union/non-union talent to portray caucasian mother + daughter.
Audition Specs: Seeking union / non-union males 6'0 or taller with stilt walking experience and own stilts.
Casting Call Details: Male, ages 27-34, Caucasian Pay Rate : $100/a day plus meals provided. Non-Union Contract.
Casting Call Details: Seeking: Dad w/ 6-8 Month Old Baby
Casting Call Details: Are your parents urging you to do your best or their best? Are you tired of having them schedule every minute of your school, sports and social life? Do you ever feel like they're trying to live their dreams through you? Does your
Casting Call Details: We need a real non Caucasian DAD or a REAL MOM (30's) with their own child about 3-6 years old.
Casting Call Details: Non-union Male/Female Trendy/Artsy Upscale Hotel Bar Patrons for work on "Person of Interest".
Casting Call Details: Are you going to EXTREME lengths to be skinny? Are you constantly on the lookout for the latest fad diet to try lose some unwanted lbs? Has the aroma, 5-bite or raw diet taken over your life? Maybe you've tried everything from eating
Casting Call Details: Now searching nationwide for stories involving suspected nighttime paranormal activity!
Audition Specs: We are looking for beautiful model type kids (11-12 years old) who are aspirational, attractive, fit and in shape for photo shoot. PAYS $750


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Stay in a one-of-a-kind property half-a-block from the Hyatt and Rupp Arena and one block from the Hilton in the heart of downtown Lexington. Every room makes a statement with vibrant artwork, bold architecture and real hardwood, granite & marble flooring throughout.
There are 2 bedrooms, one with a king-sized bed and the other a queen-size. There are two full bathrooms, one with a walk-in shower and the other a large triangular Ultra Thermo-Massage tub. The condo can easily accommodate 5 people. In addition, there is a foyer with seating, a large full kitchen stocked with everything a kitchen should have, a comfortable living room with a 65' flat-panel television offering free Netflix, Hulu Plus and Amazon Prime Video and 140 channels of Dish programming. A stylish dining room seats 4 with additional chairs available upon request (up to 6).
The unit is located on an upper floor of a highrise so there are great views of downtown and some truly spectacular sunsets. The unit has its own private balcony, but you also have access to a large patio on the roof of the building and a rooftop heated pool. There is also a small but fully equipped gym with cardio equipment, free weights up to 80 lbs, a Bowflex Pro and a cross-over cable.
There are two underground parking spots and you will be given a personal code for entry into the building. The hosts live in an adjacent unit and are available at all times for assistance.
Secure, free high-speed WIFI internet is available throughout the unit.
Check out our reviews, this property is our passion and with its unique amenities there is nothing like it in downtown Lexington.
Location, location, location.
Walkable to everything downtown has to offer, easy access to the Horse Park. Just steps away from Rupp Arena, The Square, Farmers Market, and many, many restaurants and bars.
This condo is absolutely stunning and immaculately clean. It is even more beautiful than the photos. We stayed with another couple and did the Kentucky Bourbon Trail during the day and enjoyed the other attractions the 2 block walk to downtown had to offer in the evening. It felt very safe to walk around town. The condo is very spacious and very upscale and felt like a high-end resort. (The spa tub is awesome!)
The owners, John and Michael are right next door and even met us in the secured covered parking garage and helped carry our bags up to the condo. They were very friendly and gracious and gave recommendations for places to visit while in the area.
I can't say enough nice things about this place. We also have rental property so we know what it takes to make a place like this run this smoothly. This place is a gem and I would not hesitate to recommend staying here to anyone! Nice job John and Michael.
In Lexington for U.K. game. Wow, super place just across the street from Rupp Arena. Unbelievably clean, all the right decorative touches, nice balcony area, great food and shopping within walking distance , safe and secure building, covered parking. John and Michael were fabulous hosts and most responsive to any need or inquiry. My only disappointment was having only booked one night! Will always be my first choice when visiting Lexington.
Me, my wife and our children have relied on the internet to find vacation rentals for years. We have secured rentals in Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and New York in this manner. Sometimes the vacation property resembles the advertisement and sometimes it falls way short (New York). This is my first review. This rental far exceeded expectations. The property is nicer than the pictures show. But, that is not the best news. The one element that sets this rental property apart from the rest is/are the owners. John was prompt in responding to emails, texts and phone calls prior to, during and at the conclusion of the visit. We were welcomed upon arrival and understood immediately to call with any questions, concerns or problems . Do yourself a favor: Rent this condo. You will not find rental property that has been better cared for and you will never feel more comfortable and at home while you are away from home.
This property is awesome! The pictures do not do it justice. My husband and I were looking for a getaway near good food and fun... This was it! John was very responsive to all our needs and questions, but left us to do our own thing. We were walking distance to everything. The garage was great because the weather was wet and cold and we always had built in parking! The condo was impeccably clean, the view and amenities were perfect for us, and the space was gorgeous. Thanks for an incredible weekend away! We are refreshed.
The condo was absolutely beautiful and greatly exceeded our expectations. Everything was more than advertised and we all enjoyed a wonderful stay in Lexington. John was very helpful with everything before and during our stay. The location was great and within walking distance of some great restaurants. We will definitely try to stay here the next time we are near Lexington.
Our stay at this condo was exquisite to say the least. The condo is absolutely beautiful with wonderful art and high end finishes.
The location is just a few blocks from downtown which is perfect.
A wonderful fruit basket was waiting for us along with many different flavors of coffee and biscotti, and the refrigerator was loaded with bottled water.
John was extremely helpful in securing our time frame and making everything as simple as can be. We really didn't want to fly on Sept. 11th so John made it possible for us to stay longer than a week which was very gracious.
I would highly recommend this condo. We have been renting VRBO condo's for years in different cities/states and I must say that this is the most beautiful condo we have ever stayed in.
What can one say about the owner who drives you to the airport to catch your flight back home....Remarkable.
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3 nights is the preferred minimum stay, but depending on what dates are available and the time of year we may entertain shorter stays. It never hurts to ask!
4 nights is the minimum for October due to the Keeneland Fall Meet, however check the calendar and if your stay fits between longer stays by all means inquire.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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Cheers for the Kids will be held April 17th at Cave Hollow Winery from 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Tickets are $20 per person or $30 per couple. Tickets can be purchased in advance by contacting the Hannibal Regional Hospital Pediatric Therapy Department at 573-406-5777 or Hannibal Regional Hospital Foundation at 573-629-3577.
HLGU Partnered with Hannibal Regional Hospital Foundation
HLGU Basketball Teams raise over $800 for the Believe Campaign.
HRHF Sweetheart Swing Raises Funds for Believe Campaign
A large crowd attended the sixth annual Sweetheart Swing dinner and dance hosted by Hannibal Regional Hospital Foundation on Friday evening, February 13.
Learn how to make a difference and why its so important.
Learn how to recognize and honor our team of caregivers at HRH.
Check out upcoming Foundation events.
Forever remember loved ones through memorial gifts.
Learn about how you can join our Cornerstone Society.
Raising funds for cancer care, surgery, and endowment.
Learn why your support is so important to our community.
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