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Program: Internal Medicine
Hometown: Lost Creek, WV
Colleges and Specific Degrees:
BS in Health Sciences, Alderson-Broaddus College, Philippi, WV (1995)
DO, WVSOM, Lewisburg, WV (2010)
Life before Medical School: Physician Assistant
Interests: Outdoor Activities (hiking, kayaking, hunting, fishing), Presidential Biographies
Favorite Thing about the Area:
My family and I enjoy spending time on the water, either Lake Ontario or the St. Lawrence River. There are many wonderful NY State Parks and historic sites to visit around the area. We also enjoy making day trips into Canada.
Favorite Thing about Residency at Samaritan:
Great atmosphere to learn! Unlike bigger programs, you are afforded more than enough one-on-one time with Attendings. If you are interested in procedures, there are plenty of opportunities to not only perform procedures but to also become proficient!
Program: Internal Medicine
Home State: West Virginia
Colleges and Specific Degrees:
DO, WVSOM, Lewisburg, WV (2010)
Life before Medical School: Not Provided
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Hometown: Arcadia, IN just outside Indianapolis
Colleges and Specific Degrees:
Indiana State University, Bachelor of Science in Life Science and minor Chemistry
Indiana and Purdue Univ of Indianapolis MS in Biological Sciences pending completion of thesis
Kansas City Univ of Medicine and Biosciences Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Life before medicine:
Raised my daughter and worked in phlebotomy through college and medical school
Special Interests:
Play guitar in free time. I enjoy special time every month with my 16 year old daughter, Kaylin. I enjoy my animals in the absence of my daughter Kaylin living with me through residency. They give me something to baby : )
Favorite thing about the area:
I enjoy doing outdoor activities w/ Lance who I never would have meant if I had not come to Watertown : )
Favorite thing about residency at Samaritan:
You and the attending work closely on rotations.
Program: Internal Medicine
Hometown: Rutland, Vermont
Colleges and Specific Degrees:
2005-2009 University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
2000-2001 University of Vermont
Post Baccalaureate – Anatomy & Physiology
Philosophy Doctorate Graduate Program – Biochemistry/Biophysics
1999-2000 Trinity College of Vermont
Post Baccalaureate - Immunology
1995-1999 Trinity College of Vermont
Bachelor of Science awarded cum laude
Major: Biology and Pre-Medical Study
Minor: French and Chemistry
Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honors Society
Life before Medical School:
I graduated from Trinity College of Vermont, BS cum laude and began post-graduate work in Biochemistry/Biophysics at the University of Vermont. From there, I combined my interests in women's health, international travel and research through working in Maternal Fetal Medicine, participating in the Himalayan Cataract Project with traveling to the Tilganga Eye Center, Nepal.
I took my interest in moral philosophy and health care delivery to the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine where I earned my DO in 2009. After completing a Traditional Rotating Internship at Saint Vincent Mercy Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio, I returned to the Northeastern United States to begin Internal Medicine Residency at Samaritan Medical Center.
• T. Urling and Mabel B. Walker Cancer Committee, Cancer Conference Committee, Ethics Committee, Ethics Review Committee, Samaritan Thoracic Oncology Program for Lung Cancer Screening,
• American Osteopathic Association
• National and International Travel, Sailing, Hiking, Horseback riding, Reading, Music(Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet), Theater, Dance, Geology/Astronomy, Exotic Cars, Game Theory and Cooking.
• Languages: English – Native; French – Advanced Fluency; Spanish – Intermediate Fluency
• Travel and Study Abroad: Canada, Costa Rica, France, Italy, Monaco, Nepal, Singapore, Spain, Tibet, and United States.
Favorite Thing about the Area:
Growing up as the daughter of a seventh-generation Vermonter, the Green Mountains have trained me to love and appreciate fresh mountain air, pristine lakes and verde pastures among a quaint, New England atmosphere. In following my heart's desire, life in Watertown, New York offers a similar "home-town feel" with the beauty of nature encompassing small, distinct communities. The Saint Lawrence River, Black River and Thousand Islands hug the surrounding area. In addition, the U.S. Army Post Fort Drum is near the city.
Favorite Thing about Residency at Samaritan:
I am honored and privileged to be a part of the team at Samaritan Medical Center because of the dedication to patient care, emphasis on teaching, multidisciplinary medicine, sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic care, coupled with a community outreach focus and with compassion among diverse populations. The core values of dignity, respect and trust are exemplified at Samaritan Medical Center and the faculty, staff and team of Internal Medicine and Family Practice residents are extended family.
Program: Internal Medicine
Hometown: Drexel Hill, PA
Colleges and Specific Degrees:
West Chester University of Pennsylvania - Cellular and Molecular Biology
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences
Life before Medical School:
College student and freelance musician.
Music, Reading, Biking, Dancing, Yoga, Politics, and Environment
Favorite Thing about the Area:
The beautiful scenery and natural beauty.
Favorite Thing about Residency at Samaritan:
The people, of course!
Program: Internal Medicine
Hometown: Fort Collins, Colorado and Larchmont, New York
Colleges and Specific Degrees:
Lewis and Clark College; Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
Interests: Traveling, starting a medical foundation the Sol Medical Foundation. Playing tennis, going to cultural events.
Favorite thing about the area:
Lake Ontario is so beautiful so is the St Lawrence River. Plenty of outdoors things to do, like hiking and seeing different parts of this beautiful area.
Favorite thing about the Residency Program at Samaritan:
There is so much to say here, Dr. Rechlin is the best program director ever and also the best DME. He listens and actually helps the residents to succeed. Also the Chief Aaron Campbell who helps us with knowledge organizes great residency outings. I went skeet shooting for the first time ever and even though I never shot a gun in my life I had so much fun with going as a group and doing a residency building opportunity. The residents and residency are very supportive of one another. The program is very conducive to learning and to becoming an excellent physician. You make what you want here but for me this is the best program I can ask for. I truly cannot say how much I am happy to be here. Some programs are malignant this is NOT. This program actually is very humane and you learn a lot. If you want a program that you have to take charge which I love this is it.
Program: Internal Medicine
Hometown - Midland, Michigan
Colleges - University of Michigan BS in Economics
Michigan state University college of osteopathic medicine
Life before medical school:
Went straight from college to medical school
Michigan Football and other sports, Playing Basketball, Tennis, Paintballing, Hiking, 80's Music
Favorite thing about the Area:
Favorite thing about Residency at Samaritan:
Friendly staff and wonderful residents to work with.
Program: Family Medicine
Hometown: Russell, NY
Colleges and Specific Degrees:
New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, Old Westbury, NY
Doctorate of Osteopathy
St. Lawrence University, Canton, NY
BS - Mathematics, ACS Certified Chemistry
Life before Medical School:
While in Undergrad, I worked for a local ambulance transport agency doing emergency work as well as long distance advanced life support transports.
Skiing, Sailing, & Golfing
Favorite Thing about the Area:
The North Country is a very open and exciting place to live. It is very diverse but also has small town feel that will make anyone feel as if they are instantly at home.
Favorite Thing about Residency at Samaritan:
The people! I have never worked in a place with such kind, and caring staff as at Samaritan. Here at Samaritan, residents are not only an integral part of the treatment team, but you are a RESPECTED member of the treatment team. Also, being unopposed residencies at such a small resource hospital that serves such a large geographical area, prepares you for no matter what niche in medicine you may find down the road.
Program: Family Medicine
Hometown: Carthage, NY
Colleges and Specific Degrees:
St. Lawrence University, Biology, Pre Med 1995-1997
Boston College, Cum Laude, Bachelor of Art, Theology, 2000
University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, 2011
Life before Medical School:
After I graduated from Boston College, I stayed in Boston and worked as a paralegal for a year at a great law firm called Barron and Stadfeld while I tried to talk myself into going to law school. I packed up my life in my Toyota Tercel and drove cross country to move to San Diego in 2001. I got an entry level job in sales at a web design firm called Z57 and worked my way up into management until I quit my job to study for the MCATs and start my journey to medical school four years later.
Soccer, running, cross country skiing, spending time with my growing family and amazing husband.
Favorite Thing about the Area:
My family is here! I love to spend time sailing with Dr. Johnson and Dr. Maynard on Lake Ontario. I love Sackets Harbor and going on weekend trips to Toronto, the Adirondacks, Boston and NYC to watch the Yankees play!
Favorite Thing about Samaritan:
I have had the pleasure of working at Samaritan now for several years. I worked as a Unit Clerk in the Emergency Room prior to starting medical school. I was able to do my 3rd and 4th year clinical rotations here as well while I was still in Medical School. Now that I am a resident, I have a unique perspective about how everyone works together to take care of our patients. You will not find more genuine, hardworking people anywhere else in medicine as you will find at Samaritan.
Program: Family Medicine
Life before Medical School:
Hometown: Neptune NJ, Millstone NJ
Rutgers University
Urban Studies and Biology
Favorite Thing that you like about the Area:
I like the park and Sackets Harbor
Favorite Thing that you like about Samaritan:
Everyone is friendly. The residents have a strong bond.
Dance, movies, yoga, shopping, family
Program: Family Medicine
Hometown: Atlanta, Ga
Colleges and Specific Degrees: The University of Georgia in Athens, Ga; B.S. Ed in Exercise Science
Life before Medical School:
Interests: Dancing, Traveling, working out, the company of my family and friends, watching documentaries and movies.
Favorite Thing about the Area: I like the fact that Watertown is near Lake Ontario and Canada; both of which are places I like to go to and relax
Favorite Thing about Residency at Samaritan: I enjoy the autonomy given to me by my preceptors. While I am given the opportunity to be in charge of my patients, I know that my preceptors will be there to guide me if needed.
Program: Family Medicine
Hometown: Quakertown, PA aka Philly Yo
Colleges and Specific Degrees: Lehigh University, Molecular Biology, LECOM-Erie
Life before Medical School: I pippetted 10 hours a day for 15 dollars an hour.
Interests: Art, New experiences, Funny looking people, biking, being adventurous, snowshoeing, international, national and local travel, Parrotlets, betta fish, gardening, various kinds of food
Favorite Thing about the Area: renaissance fair and castles (I have yet to go to either one...hint hint Aaron)
Favorite Thing about Residency at Samaritan: My Fellow FM Residents! The outpatient clinic is pretty Boss


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I've always supported and understood the science behind proper wildlife control in West Virginia through hunting, trapping and fishing. And I'm certainly not an extreme animal activist. But the way that the bear incident was handled during the early morning hours of May 1, has left me feeling embarrassed and disgusted. After reading the story in the News and Sentinel, following the dialog via social media and speaking with my friends, including witnesses, it's clear that the majority of local citizens are just as upset.
A few folks cite a desire by authorities to "shoot first, ask questions later" which may be partially true. However I feel the problem stems from laziness of those involved. It was easy to sell a "public safety" angle, as confused folks conjured up fearful thoughts of the possibility of a bear running through Parkersburg, flying through living room windows and devouring residents in cold blood. It's just not true!
It's also possible those who made this decision were hedging their bets against the American love of "the kill." It seems nowadays that media coverage of death is of great appeal to folks.
As a lifelong Parkersburg resident, I've never known of a citizen being harmed by a bear. I've backpacked and hiked extensively in the Otter Creek, Cranberry and Dolly Sods wilderness areas and have yet to confront a bear. These areas are home to the densest bear populations in the state. Any naturalist knows that bears avoid humans at all costs unless human error or foolishness threatens them. They hear, they smell, they head the other way.
Overwhelmingly, folks I've spoken with believe that this bear should have been tranquilized, transported to a more suitable habitat, tagged and released. Study the animal and if it became a recurring nuisance, further steps could have been taken to remedy any real danger posed to area citizens. There are countless examples of relocating stray bears by these humane methods. A state boasting "wild and wonderful" is incapable?
Some are calling for a resignation, others a firing. I feel that area taxpayers deserve at the minimum a formal apology. Ursus americanus, the American black bear, the official state animal of West Virginia and now a sad example of poor decision making and laziness on behalf of those we entrust to serve us and professionally perform their jobs on our dime.
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- Men (52 percent) are likelier than women (38 percent) to consider the costs too high.
- 57 percent of those 65+ and 41 percent of those under age 30 say costs are acceptable.
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- 78 percent of people under age 30 say it has a real benefit for some people, compared to 64 percent of those 65+.
- Southerners (28 percent) are likelier than those in Midwest (16 percent) and West (17 percent) to doubt its benefit.
- Republicans (27 percent) are bigger doubters than Democrats (17 percent).
13. Assuming that the sale of at least some amount of marijuana by private companies were made legal, would you be interested in investing in a company that was in the business of selling marijuana, or would you not be interested in such an investment?
Just 24 percent say they would be interested in investing in a company in the marijuana business.
- 31 percent of active investors say they'd be interested in investing in companies legally selling marijuana, compared to 18 percent of those who are not active investors. (Active investors are defined as people who both own stocks, bonds or mutual funds inside or outside a retirement plan, and made at least one change to those investments in the past year).
- 28 percent of Democrats, 18 percent of Republicans and 29 percent of independents would be interested.
- Only 5 percent of those 65+ would be interested; interest among younger groups ranges from 20 percent (age 50-64) to 43 percent (below age 30).


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Terry Nichols was born in Michigan on April 1, 1955. Nichols joined the U.S. Army in 1988, where he met co-conspirator Timothy McVeigh. After being discharged from the military, a disdain for the government began to fester,
which was compounded by similar sentiments felt by McVeigh. Their hatred for the country eventually led to the duo conspiring to blow up the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. He was convicted of first-degree murder and reveived life in prison.
Early Life
Convicted murderer and conspirator Terry Lynn Nichols was born on April 1, 1955, near Lapeer, Michigan. Nichols became one of America's most infamous domestic terrorists for his role in the 1995 bombing of a federal building in Oklahoma City, which killed 168 people. He grew up on a family farm in Michigan, but his parents divorced around the time he graduated high school.
After a brief stint at Central Michigan University, Nichols worked a variety of jobs. In 1980, he met a real estate agent named Lana Walsh while buying some land near Decker, Michigan. They soon became a couple and married the next year. Their son, Josh, was born in 1982. Nichols proved to be a sensitive and caring husband and father, spending most of his time taking care of the cooking and cleaning and caring for Josh.
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Professionally, Nichols floundered. In 1988, despite being at least a decade older than most recruits, he joined the U.S. Army. He went to Fort Benning in Georgia for basic training where he met Timothy McVeigh. The two were later stationed together at Fort Riley in Kansas. But Nichols' military career did not last long. His marriage had already fallen apart, but the couple became involved in a conflict over childcare. The army granted Nichols a hardship discharge and he returned home to look after Josh in 1989.
Nichols made a second attempt at marriage the following year when he wed a Filipino woman he met through a mail-order bride service. She was only 17 years old. Over the years, Nichols began to develop some antigovernment sentiments -- sentiments he shared with friend and Gulf War veteran Timothy McVeigh. The two had stayed in touch and, sometime after McVeigh left the army in 1991, they went into business together selling military surplus.
In 1992, Nichols was upset enough by the federal government that he tried to relinquish his citizenship. Along with McVeigh, he was also disturbed by the government's assault of the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas, the following year. In 1996, the two vented their anger by committing one of the deadliest acts of domestic terrorism in American history -- blowing up a federal building in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City Bombing
On the morning of April 19, 1995, Timothy McVeigh drove a rental truck to the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building and parked it outside. The vehicle contained a 4,000-pound bomb made of fertilizer, diesel and racing fuel. It went off shortly after 9 a.m., a time when most people had already arrived for work.
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97 chevy cummins swap
I am about half way thru a cummins swap on a 97 crew cab chevy. It was originally a 454 manual 4x4 truck. I am swapping in a 93 first gen cummins, reusing the chevy nv4500 and borg warner tcase. I switched the input shaft and retainer in the tranny and am running a 94-02 dodge clutch and bellhousing setup.
Cut the lip off the bottom of the frame right below the motor mounts and used counter sunk bolts on the top three differential case bolts. Fits in pretty nice obviously cant use the dodge ac mount. So im using a freightliner mid mount ac bracket and compressor, and making some mounts to use the chevy alternator I got a big intercooler from the yard and cut the tanks off and shortened the core hieght wise and fabed my own end tanks. Also had to open up the core support to fit the intercooler between the radiator and condenser. Decided to get a narrower radiator for easier intercooler plumbing and I didnt want to cut the main supports out of the core support. |
September 14th, 2011, 09:18 PM | #2 |
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you slammed a cummins truck???? tell me it will go back up to stock and its just lowered for ease of working on it please.
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September 14th, 2011, 09:24 PM | #4 |
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Lol! The borg warner tcase will hit the torsion bar crossmember so i took out the torsion bars and crossmember. You can notch the crossmember or run a different tcase but i dont see any reason to take out the one ton tcase and put in a half ton tcase behind a diesel and i want air bags any ways so it is sitting on the bump stops right now until i get the air bags fabbed up.
September 14th, 2011, 09:31 PM | #8 |
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ive wanted to do this for some time to but wasnt much a write up on anything like this. im very jelous for sure!
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September 14th, 2011, 09:36 PM | #10 |
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when i as looking around for sucha swap i couldnt find much detailed info on it.
08 qcsb Duramax Ltz 02 tj with some parts laying around **for sale** 08 crf 450 with a few goodies |
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I've got the same engine as you, not much of a power house out of the box, but as we all know there is plenty of room for improvement I think you'll be happy with it, and the air bags will make it awesome. |
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Yes the simplicity of the first gen is amazing one wire to the fuel solenoid and crank to the starter and the motor will run, mechanical lift pump on the side of the block so you dont even need a electric fuel pump. From what iv heard this motor can make 280 horsepower with some pump mods and a smaller exhaust housing on the turbo. A 24 valve makes around 230 stock i beleive. I will have a little more wiring work though because i want all the stock gages to work and the cruise and ac too.
September 15th, 2011, 05:34 AM | #14 |
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If i cant find a suitable truck to buy in the next few weeks im gonna be swapping a cummins into some thing. This is nice. A friend of mine has a 98 chevy that he has been putting a common rail into for about 5 years. It has a solid axle and all in front. But i dont think he will ever finish it.
September 16th, 2011, 07:44 PM | #19 |
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Some more pics. Didnt get much done today just the manifold on and torqued, turbo on, looked at down pipe a little, ac pump on and checked for belt length, and got a 95 accumulator filter to look at down pipe clearance.
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- 2002: Community Meetings for the Bike Plan Update discuss options for bike lanes on 16th Street or 17th Street.
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- 2007-2008: SF Bicycle Coalition members and the public come out for public hearings on the Bike Plan Environmental Impact Report (EIR).
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Nolan Nawrocki is like the Punxsutawney Phil of the football world. Ignored all year until he suddenly emerges each February, usually to piss everyone off. The former senior editor at Pro Football Weekly, who is now at NFL.com, unofficially ushers in draft hype season on an annual basis by throwing at least one promising quarterback prospect under the bus in exaggerated, sensational fashion.
You may remember what he did to Cam Newton in 2011, when a scouting report turned into what felt like a personal attack. Last year, he blasted Geno Smith in somewhat similar fashion. This year, he's going after Johnny Manziel, who is of course an easy target based on his lack of prototypical quarterback measurements and his off-the-field image.
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Addressing Equity and Fairness in the 2012 Farm Bill
February 17th, 2012
On February 1st and 2nd, NSAC was one of 30 farm, food security, and environmental groups that participated in a two day summit held in Washington, D.C. to exchange policy ideas about the farm bill. The primary goal of the summit was to identify specific areas of collaboration to move forward collectively in the 2012 Farm Bill agenda.
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Social Reformer. A 1961 alumnus of the Virginia Military Institute (where he graduated as Valedictorian of his class), he entered Harvard University later that to study English Literature. However, he left Harvard when he was accepted into the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and in 1963 he began his studies to graduate in 1966. In early 1965, Martin Luther King was asking that students and clergy come to Selma, Alabama to participate in a march to the state capital in Montgomery. Daniels and several other seminary students left for Alabama when they heard King's call. He and a friend of his after seeing how bad things where, decided to spend the next semester and following summer in Alabama, helping out any way they could. They tutored children, helped poor locals apply for government aid, and worked to register voters. During this time Daniels and his friend lived with Black families. On August 13, 1965, Daniels decided to go with a group of people to picket whites-only stores in the small town of Fort Deposit, Alabama. The next day, Daniels and the protestors were arrested and taken to jail in the nearby town of Hayneville, where they were held for six days because they refused to pay bail. Then on August 20, they were released for no apparent reason or any means of transport back to Fort Deposit. Daniels and a few others went down the street to a store that would serve nonwhites to get a cold soft drink. They were met at the door by Tom Coleman, an unemployed highway construction worker, who was holding a shotgun. Coleman threatened the group and then aimed the gun at 16 year old Ruby Sales, Daniels instantly pushed Sales out of the way and was hit with a full load of buck shot in the right chest, killing him instantly. Coleman was acquitted by a jury of twelve white men, on the grounds of "self-defense". Today Daniels is honored by being one of 15 Modern Day Martyrs of the Episcopal Church. V.M.I.'s Jonathan Daniels Humantarian Award is named in honor of him as well as the Daniels Archway at V.M.I.. Author Charles Eagles published a work about him called �Outside Agitator: Jon Daniels and the Civil Rights Movement in Alabama� in 2000.
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