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ArcheMedX-powered education has demonstrated consistent and repeatable improvements in learning, knowledge change, competency, and performance among learners.
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ArcheMedX released data today that demonstrates meaningful and significant improvement in learning among clinicians who participated in education powered by ArcheMedX and the companys flagship self-directed e-learning solution, the ArcheViewer. Paired analysis of pre- and post-lesson assessment data (view full report) shows that learners participating in ArcheMedX-powered education consistently and repeatedly improved learning, competency, and performance.
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CHICAGO (AP) - Ryne Sandberg had a terrific time in his first game back at Wrigley Field since he became the interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies.
Cliff Lee struggled to get through five innings and Zach Miner surrendered Starlin Castro's tiebreaking homer in the sixth as Philadelphia lost 4-3 to the Chicago Cubs on Saturday.
``It was a strange game,'' Lee said. ``We kept taking the lead and I kept giving it back twice. They battled and drew some walks and had some deep counts.''
Sandberg, a Hall of Fame second baseman, spent most of his playing career with the Cubs. He received several rounds of cheers in his return on Friday, and the Phillies rallied for a 6-5 victory.
But Saturday's loss left him with a 9-7 record since he took over after Charlie Manuel was fired on Aug. 16.
Michael Young collected three more hits for Philadelphia, which has split its last six games. Young went 4 for 5 in the Phillies' 6-5 victory in the series opener and is batting .588 (10 for 17) in four games against the Cubs this season.
Kevin Frandsen homered for the second straight day, giving him five on the year, but Philadelphia still lost at Wrigley Field for the first time since 2011. The Phillies had won five in a row at the cozy neighborhood ballpark.
Cole Gillespie drove in two runs with a single and a sacrifice fly as the Cubs earned their fourth win in 20 home games since the All-Star break. Castro, Junior Lake, Wellington Castillo and Darwin Barney had two hits apiece.
Castro drove a 1-0 fastball from Miner (0-1) to the center field batter's eye for his eighth homer. The leadoff drive through a steady wind was his first homer since July 31 against Milwaukee and gave Chicago a 4-3 lead.
``I've been kind of struggling,'' Castro said. ``It's been a long time since that happened, so I'm pretty happy.''
Castro went 2 for 5 for his second consecutive multihit game. The shortstop is batting a career-low .242, but the homer against the Phillies was one of his hardest-hit balls this year.
``If he can put that kind of swing on that ball to center with the wind blowing in, that was nice and that's your game winner'' Cubs manager Dale Sveum said. ``Balls are coming of the bat like it did a couple of years ago and last year.''
Carlos Villanueva (3-8) pitched 1 1-3 innings for the win and Kevin Gregg got three outs for his 28th save in 33 chances. Five Cubs relievers combined for four innings of two-hit ball.
``Villanueva got four huge outs and then you can match up to get to your setup guy and closer and set what happens,'' Sveum said.
``Obviously (home wins) haven't been coming around too much lately,'' he added. ``So it was nice to get the lead and all the relievers did a great job and we made the plays when we had to.''
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PHOENIX — Three U.S. Border Patrol agents responding to an alarm from an underground sensor were apparently in radio contact as they approached from opposite directions before opening fire on each other in the Arizona desert, leaving one agent dead, according to a sheriff's report released Friday.
It was a clear night and the agents were on patrol separately when the call came in at about 1:30 a.m. Oct. 2 that the sensor aimed at detecting smugglers and illegal immigrants had been tripped.
Agent Nicholas Ivie, 30, approached on foot from the north. The two other agents walked in from the south when Ivie apparently opened fire, eliciting a deadly barrage of return fire from his colleagues.
Ivie was killed. Another agent was wounded. The third wasn't injured.
Questions had swirled as to whether the agents were in radio contact with each other in the rugged, hilly terrain where signals can be spotty. A communication breakdown could have led to the confusion and ensuing shootout.
However, according to the preliminary report released Friday by the Cochise County sheriff's office, which is investigating the case along with the FBI, the uninjured agent later told authorities "they were in radio communication with Agent Ivie."
"At one point she observed (Ivie) signaling them with his flashlight," according to the report.
The agent, whose name hasn't been released, told investigators "as they were walking up the trail she heard yelling and then observed muzzle flashes in front of her and heard gunfire."
"She drew her weapon and took cover," the report states.
The agent also said she thought she saw several people moving through the darkness and whispering after the shooting.
The FBI declined to comment on the report, citing its own ongoing investigation.
Authorities have said the agents were about 20 yards from each other when the gunfire erupted. Acting Cochise County Sheriff Rod Rothrock has characterized the shooting as accidental, adding he didn't expect any criminal charges to be filed.
The FBI has called it a case of friendly fire but has declined to comment on any other aspects of the investigation.
One sheriff's deputy noted in the report that authorities initially believed it was a "possible ambush."
In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, FBI agents flew in on a Black Hawk helicopter, and heavily armed law enforcement officers secured the area, flooding it with personnel looking for potential assailants. Two people were detained in Mexico but were later released after they were found to have no connection to the shooting.
The report from the sheriff's office details the painstaking efforts to document the scene, collecting bullet casings, tracking unidentified footprints and following a blood trail. It mentioned six spent rifle casings clustered in the area, and that the only items not found holstered in Ivie's belt were his flashlight and pistol.
"His radio was still on/operating," the report stated.
While the report sheds some light on the shooting, key details remained unanswered, such as just why Ivie opened fire contrary to training that dictates agents should only discharge their weapons once they have identified a suspect as hostile.
"None of them should have started firing unless they were returning fire from a smuggler or whatever the perpetrator might have been," said retired Border Patrol Agent Jim Dorcy.
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"These tangy shrimp are melt-in-your-mouth delicious. They can be individually plated for the appetizer of a sit down dinner, or kept warm in a chafing dish at a buffet or cocktail party. Simply insert a frilled toothpick in each shrimp and smother with the sauce!"
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2 pounds jumbo shrimp, peeled and deveined
salt and pepper to taste
2 tablespoons butter
1/4 cup lemon juice
1 cup steak sauce (e.g. A-1)
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
3 fluid ounces dry sherry or Madeira
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
3 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon canola oil
I followed the recipe and followed a recommendation of one reviewer, that claimed the A1 was too strong. I cut back to 2 tablespoons instead of the excessive 1/2 cup that it calls for. These were ok, and everyone "claimed" they liked them, but I didn't think they were very tasty. There are much better shrimp recipes out there. I will not make this again.
Tossed just-cooked shrimp with warm sauce then served. Nice compliment to the rest of our Super Bowl spread. A little too A1-y for me to rate it a perfect 5 stars.
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Time: 10am - 5:00pm
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Virginia Satir, founder of the Satir Model, believed that therapy is an intense experience with the inner self. The counselor/therapist helps and encourages the client not only to accept and deal with the pain and problems but also accept and live an inner joy and peace of mind.
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- Use experiential process throughout their therapy sessions.
- Surface and identify clients' communications and coping patterns.
- Prepare clients' family maps (genograms) and surface dysfunctional personal and family dynamics.
- Sculpt relationships among family members and bring automatic coping patterns into awareness.
- Transform clients' problems into positively directional goals.
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- Help clients access, accept and utilize their internal strengths and resources.
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- Map the internal processes of the clients and help them access and change their behaviors, feelings and perceptions and expectations.
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- Become more effective counselors/therapists using the Satir Model.
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By Satir, Banmen, Gerber, & Gomori, (1991) Science and Behavior Books
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The Owl #1"The Owl" #1 by J. T. Krul and artist Heubert Khan Michael is the latest public domain refresh from Dynamite Entertainment that delivers mystery with the mystery man.
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Birds of Prey #19Christy Marx and Romano Molenaar let the conflict between Black Canary's team and Mr. Freeze heat up in "Birds of Prey" #19, and Marx's arrival to the title continues to feel consistent and well-placed.
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Batman and Robin Annual #1In "Batman and Robin Annual" #1, Peter Tomasi, Ardian Syaf and Vicente Cifuentes take Bruce Wayne on a scavenger hunt that retraces a trip that his parents took decades ago, while another mystery unfolds back in Gotham.
February 4th, 2013 | ||
Masks #1Other than the swanky Alex Ross art "Masks" #1 offers readers a solid story from Chris Roberson that features the Shadow, Green Hornet, Kato, and a drawing of Zorro.
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Red Lanterns"Red Lanterns" #0 relies on violent goriness and a compressed tale to tell the origin of Atrocitus. It's fitting for the title but falls short of expectations.
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Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #1Steve Darnall, Alex Ross and Jonathan Lau revive Pete Morisi's "Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt" at Dynamite Entertainment, but in the process stand to leave out what made the original property entertaining.
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Batgirl #9Batgirl tussles with a Talon in this issue, not once, but twice.
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Batgirl #3"Batgirl" is all over the place, but not in a good way.
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Batgirl #2Batgirl takes on the Mirror, but doesn't really like what she sees.
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Batgirl #1"Batgirl" is off to a slow start, but shows promise.
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Flashpoint: Emperor Aquaman #3In which we get a non-conclusion to the story of Aquaman and Wonder Woman.
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Brightest Day Aftermath: The Search for Swamp Thing #2The second issue avoids zero stars on the skill of Renato Arlem's art. Otherwise, it's the same pointless 'search' as the first issue, except with bad Superman characterization instead of bad Batman characterization.
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Flashpoint: Emperor Aquaman #2The Atlantis/New Themyscira war that's not really appearing in "Flashpoint?" It's in here.
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Brightest Day Aftermath: The Search for Swamp Thing #1"Mind you, if it isn't one crisis, it's another. I've seen it before and, to be honest, it seemed like a bit of a laugh to me."
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Flashpoint: Reverse-Flash #1What at first seems unremarkable may actually have an important plot point for "Flashpoint" buried inside of it.
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Flashpoint: Emperor Aquaman #1Two-handed Aquaman? He's a bit of a jerk.
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Brightest Day #24"Alec Holland died in the swamp. And his memory was absorbed into the life web of the Earth called the Green."
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Action Comics #900This is the sort of comic where you wish the big anniversary issue was less pages in length, not more.
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Green Lantern #63"War of the Green Lanterns" kicks off with... a lot of exposition.
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Brightest Day #18"When the Black Lantern charged to 100% Nekron was teleported to Earth. What happens when the White Ring - -"
January 19th, 2011 | ||
Brightest Day #17"Brightest Day" is picking up the pace.
January 5th, 2011 | ||
Birds of Prey #7"I'm going to be relying on you. All of you. Including Helena. All of you. But it won't work without Oracle."
December 19th, 2010 | ||
Brightest Day #13Did someone say... hawk?
November 3rd, 2010 | ||
Green Lantern Corps #52As we bid goodbye to penciler Ardian Syaf, it's a solid conclusion to Tony Bedard's first storyline.
September 22nd, 2010 | ||
Brightest Day #8Hawkgirl or White Lantern Firestorm? Those are your cover options for this issue. One of them will cost a pretty penny, the other one will only run you two hundred ninety-nine pennies.
August 18th, 2010 | ||
Brightest Day #7Hank Hall and Boston Brand sit down for cheeseburgers. Hilarity ensues. Or maybe not.
August 4th, 2010 | ||
Brightest Day #5DC's solicitation for this issue promises, "Deadman discovers the truth behind the formation of the White Lantern and what it means to the twelve returnees and the rest of the DC Universe." Not so much.
July 8th, 2010 | ||
Green Lantern Corps #49Tony Bedard keeps the Green Lantern light shining.
June 26th, 2010 | ||
Brightest Day #4"Brightest Day" continues on, but only a select few of the returned twelve appear in this issue. Aquaman and Martian Manhunter fans are sure to be disappointed.
June 16th, 2010 | ||
Brightest Day #3Still setting the stage for what's to come, but the creative team behind this series might just be able to make this work.
June 6th, 2010 | ||
Brightest Day #1While the white rings resurrected twelve heroes and villains, this issue follows only a half dozen of the returned heroes.
May 5th, 2010 | ||
Superman/Batman #71"The Big Noise" ends with a co-writer, four inkers, and a disappointing issue all around.
April 22nd, 2010 | ||
Superman/Batman #69The plot picks up as Bruce Wayne meets Anderson Gaines and the World's Finest discover the threat from the old Kryptonian spaceship.
February 21st, 2010 | ||
Superman/Batman #68Remember that one-off issue Joe Casey wrote in October that was followed by three unrelated issues? Yeah, this one picks up from there and also ties into "Our Worlds at War." Eight years later? What?
January 21st, 2010 | ||
Phantom Stranger #42". . . the Stranger comes when the Stranger is needed." Evidently the Stranger is needed to advance a subplot of "Blackest Night."
January 20th, 2010 | ||
Blackest Night: Batman #3Of all the spin-off "Blackest Night" mini-series so far, it's Batman that turns out to have the winner.
October 19th, 2009 | ||
Blackest Night: Batman #2"Blackest Night: Batman" takes supplemental material and makes it a fabulously entertaining read.
September 12th, 2009 | ||
Blackest Night: Batman #1More Deadman than you'd probably expect, but that's a good thing, right?
August 13th, 2009 | ||
Justice League of America #34Dwayne McDuffie's run ends more with a whimper than a bang. Sure, there's a bang or two in this issue, but the overall package is spoiled by the events that led to this point.
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I instruct, while Dave organizes these tours Dave Wyman is the author of at least three books about travel and photography: Yosemite in Photographs, Backroads of Northern California and Backroads of Southern California, all so popular they've sold out. Dave just won a fat cash prize in a very popular photo contest — shot on his iPhone! Dave has been leading outdoor hiking, educational, camping, historical and photo trips for decades. These sell out fast, so if you're going to go with us in 2014, don't dawdle. These are both tours and workshops. A tour is when a guide takes you to the right spots at just the right time to get great pictures. A workshop is when you spend most of your time in a motel watching people work on computers. In our case, we're out shooting all day. Instead of wasting the day indoors talking about color profiles or raw converters, you can get all the hands-on individualized instruction you'd like — or not — while we're all out shooting something worthwhile. This way you can learn what really matters in the best possible place to learn it: while you're still out shooting. If all you want to do is shoot; great! We're out shooting from dawn to dark, and we don't get up any earlier than we have to to catch the dawn. We've got this down. We do get together when we get back in the evenings for the occasional short educational talk or review of images, but since we'll be up before dawn shooting the next day, we don't stay up late. If you want a drinking tour, this isn't it. If you want a shooting tour that gets you the most and best possible images, and/or if you want to learn more about your gear and how to use it well, this is it. We're happy to teach you anything and everything related to workflow, image preparation and publication, monitor calibration, storage, backup and everything else computer related if you ask, but remember, you'll be spending time actually making pictures on these tours instead of just talking about it. Professional photographers come on these tours to create the images that they'll sell later, and these same pros keep coming back with Dave. These tours are so good that I see about 30% of the people are repeat attendees. On Dave's tours, we come back with a lot of great pictures, and you can learn as much or as little as you'd like to about your camera, composition, lighting, interpolation matrices, RealRaw, White Balance settings, or anything you'd like to know. If you just want to shoot fantastic subjects in great locations, we'll leave you alone so you can enjoy the tour. Like all outdoor and scenic photography, we start with a basic itinerary, and optimize it on-the-fly as weather and lighting conditions change. This is how we get to the best locations in the best light. Since most of any instruction you'd like is one-on-one, these are great for people of any level. Of course many attendees are experts, who spend all their time shooting. The good news is that Dave and I are available to you for whatever you'd like to learn, and I usually do give one short talk about the key fundamentals of composition and how to make strong images that stand out, win contests and catch everyone's eye. I'm glad Dave and I worked to get this schedule up this soon for 2014, since some attendees come to these tours lucky enough to have received them as gifts from loved ones. Bring any kind of camera. Most people shoot Nikon and Canon DSLRs, while others shoot RealRaw. Bring anything you want, but we probably move too fast for most large-format (4x5" and up film) shooters, which is why Dave didn't suggest that. As you can see at the shot above from one of our trips the other week, tripods usually only come out at night, or if you shoot ISO 50 film as I often do. Once we work one location, we're on to the next location. DSLR Video Class There's a series of DSLR video classes coming around the USA and Canada this fall. It's called DSLR Dynamics and if you're interested, here's a highly classified secret code to get a 15% discount: KENROCKWELL (one word). No, I won't be teaching it and I haven't attended personally (but I might go to check it out); they called me and I think it's something that some of you may find interesting. Marc Muench is running trips all over the world. See all of these and more here on Muench Workshops site. Marc tells me that they are very shortly announcing 2014 workshops in Greece (May) and Scotland (October). Ask about them here or call (917) 854-8118. Marc's work has been everywhere, including National Geographic, and he's only one of the leaders of his workshops. Speaking Engagements top I don't organize my own trips. I teach when others invite me to events they have planned, like Dave's tours above. I had the time of my life for a week in Italy in October 2003 when the Politechnico di Torino invited me to teach at their summer program. I volunteer to give presentations a couple of times a year through volunteer organizations like the Sierra Club. Please ask if you'd like me to address your group, whether it's graduate students at Oxford, a class of excitable first graders, the local Police or Fire department or your local photo club or charitable organization. The biggest gotcha is bribing my wife to let me head out so she can hire babysitters; that's why I have to get paid if it's anything commercial. Jay Maisel Workshop, New York City top Jay leads workshops in New York City. Jay is among the the best of the world's best photographers. Jay is a living legend, having been an internationally recognized icon since as I recall the 1950s, and he's still going like gangbusters today. Like most of the world's best photographers, his formal degree is in painting, having studied under Josef Albers at Yale. I had no idea he offered much in the way of workshops, and it looks like he runs a few each year. Most photographers on his level can't afford to run workshops because they are run ramshackled shooting $30,000-a-day jobs, so I'm impressed that Jay takes time out to offer these at all. I've admired Jay's work for decades, and I learned more from sitting in on a 20-minute talk about what really matters in photography than I learned in many years of reading books, websites and magazines. God only knows how much you'd learn taking one of his 5 full day workshops. For instance, few photographers have any idea of what negative space is. If you don't either, you had better take one of Jay's workshops (or enroll in a university art degree program), because it's half of your picture! Jay doesn't waste your time with irrelevant nonsense like Photoshop: Jay teaches you how to look, how to see and how to evaluate your work so you can improve continuously. You'll shoot digital in these workshops, but that's so everyone can see what you're doing while you do it. You'll be learning to take great pictures, not twiddle with software. Check out his workshops! Tell them I sent you. To quote Jay: "The more equipment you take, the fewer pictures you'll take." Dan Ballard Private Workshops top Dan Ballard General Workshops top Dan Ballard, based in Colorado, travels the world. He offers private and small-group workshops and instruction. Dan Ballard usually does private workshops. These three above are more intensive teaching workshops with a lot of one-on-one instruction than photo tours. Frans Lanting Workshops, Santa Cruz top Frans Lanting Workshops, Santa Cruz, California. I've admired Frans Lanting's work for decades. He now offers some workshops in Santa Cruz. If you don't read National Geographic Magazine, where I seem to see his wildlife photos illustrating articles every other month, you've probably seen him on TV, or seen his work showing off Nikon's cameras in their brochures, like for the Nikon F5, or seen some of his many books on your coffee table. Frans is the master's master of wildlife photography. To sign-up, contact: Frans Lanting Studio Tel: (831) 429-1331 and of course mention to Jessica that you heard about these workshops here. Steve Cirone (Private Lessons), San Diego top Bird ace Steve Cirone specializes in private instruction in San Diego. I've known Steve since the 1990s. Steve is different: he'll let you shoot using his gear like his Canon 800mm f/5.6 and 1Ds Mk III. If you don't want to haul your birding gear to San Diego, you don't have to. Heck, with Steve, you get private lessons and don't even need to buy a camera! See these shots? These aren't his life's best; they were what was on his screen to send me when I asked him for something to share here, since he hasn't been in National Geographic — yet. A Black skimmer ejecting accidentally snagged eel grass. A photographic first. They are fish eaters. No veggies! Steve is out every dawn shooting birds, and has made the most incredible bird shots I've ever seen. What makes Steve's work special is that he's able to capture birds actually doing things with each other, while in motion, while in awesome light. I've seen Steve teach. He's a riot! He's able to explain everything in the funniest and simplest possible terms. Steve isn't out trying to sell you idiotic exposure calculators with 259 different scenes and exposure compensations. Steve gives it to you straight! Phase-One's PODAS workshops are pricey, and fancy. They pick you up at the airport, drive you around to everything, feed you, and have already made reservations and paid for your hotels. All you do is get there; everything else is included. Phase One even supplies you with the finest P65+ camera to use for the workshop; you need not bother bringing your own. Phase One, and its workshops, are for those who have outgrown LEICA and demand something better. Phase One is the standard used in today's best commercial photography. If you're hiring someone for $20,000 or $30,000 a day, he's probably shooting a Phase One back on his Hasselblad or Contax. When we were at Roy's on Route 66 the other month, a crew of about 6 was setting up all day for a serious commercial shoot for International Trucks. Lo and behold, I asked, and yes, they were using the Contax 645 Camera and a Phase One medium-format back. Holy Moley, when I found the link to International Trucks, the shot of Roy's is in the rotation of images! Commercial shoots are like Hollywood: fake. Big trucks don't travel Route 66 past Roy's anymore, and they don't use chase cars to shoot moving trucks, either. The camera is rigged to the truck, then a long exposure is made while the truck inches forward at walking pace. Anyway, if classy workshops and the best gear in existence is your cup of tea, check them out. Remember, though: fancy cameras won't guarantee great photos. Great photos come from your imagination. The truck shoot was unrelated to the workshops; it's just an example of a high-dollar shoot I saw using Phase One. I'd love to go on one, however it looks like they run close to the same times as my own workshops this year. If you want to master the world's finest equipment, take a PODAS workshop, and tell them I sent you. I have yet to be on one of these, but as I understand them, they are luxury workshops with the emphasis on indoor learning over outdoor shooting. There is time spent indoors on the computer for those who want to learn processing, profiling and printing as well as time outdoors shooting. If you want to learn to take great pictures with whatever you already have, take Jay's workshop below. Better, take them all! Other Tours top These are personal friends who organize these trips, as well as do great photography. My photographer friend Paul Renner is always leading trips to Africa. Paul was born and raised in Tanzania, speaks Swahili, and spent most of his childhood chasing or running away from wild animals. Paul's website is RennerSafaris.com. People love his photo safaris! I suggest my friend Jim Cline's tours of Latin America, Asia and southeast Asia. I've known Jim for years and he really takes the time to do the forward research for his trips. Every time we get together it seems he's just gotten back from a scouting expedition in advance for his next trip, in other words, Jim has probably been down there the month before the formal trip to check everything out before you go. Jim has been all over Latin America for a long time. He's not one of the usual guys who just lets you pay for his vacations; Jim puts a lot of work into these tours! Karl Grobl: The Rest of the World Another friend I've know for decades is humanitarian photojournalist Karl Grobl. Today Karl spends most of his time today documenting the efforts of humanitarian organizations throughout Asia, Oceania and Latin America. He's usually away on assignment for weeks at a time, but keep checking to see if he has anything recreational planned. He'll get you places for which you'll need to consult an atlas. If you want to get places no one has been before he's your guy. See what he has planned here. Paul, Jim and Karl are accomplished, published, multiple award-winning photographers skilled at getting in and out of the right locations at the right time, are articulate and a lot of fun with whom to travel. I've been all over with all of them and wish I had the time to do more! Isle of Skye, December 2010. Photo by Bruce Percy. Bruce Percy's work speaks for itself. He offers "Light on Scotland" Workshops. Bruce Percy is a Scottish Photographer who's work has been used by National Geographic Traveler magazine (Patagonian images), the Sir Edmund Hillary foundation in New Zealand, and Fujifilm UK amongst others. He has weekend and 5 day photographic workshops running throughout the year in the highlands and islands of Scotland. Photos from Previous Workshops top Route 66 Tour: Friday-Sunday 07-09 February 2014. 17-23 October 2013: California's Eastern Sierra. 11-14 April 2013 (Thursday-Sunday): California's Central Coast — with a private chef! See photos! 17-19 February 2013 (Sunday~Tuesday): Route 66 Trip! 16-19 October 2012: The Eastern Sierra and 19-22 October 2012: Yosemite. The Eastern Sierra trip follows right after the Yosemite trip. These two trips are taught by Dave and I, however two different organizations are doing the registration. If you're coming out for one, definitely join us for both. Photos from last year. Register for The Eastern Sierra by calling or eMailing Dave at (323) 377-7565 for registration or more information. Register for the Yosemite trip with The Yosemite Conservancy. Southern California Photo Weekend: August 11 & 12, 2012 San Clemente (Nikon F100, Velvia, Nikon 20mm f/2.8 AF, Hoya 85C filter). bigger. Great news: Dave Wyman and I are leading a photo weekend on Saturday and Sunday, August 11 and 12. Come spend a vacation weekend, and bring the family. Your spouse and kids can go have fun in the sun while we go explore the best Southern California has to offer. Unlike most of our photo outings, you don't have to go alone on this one, since we'll be dead smack in the middle of where half the world dreams all year of vacationing. We'll be someplace the rest of the family will love, so they can come with you and go do their own thing (like Disneyland) while we go shoot each day. Specifically, we'll be halfway between San Diego and Los Angeles in southern Orange County and northern San Diego County. This gives us the best access to the state's most scenic locations, and it's easy to get to from LAX or SAN, or just fly straight into John Wayne Airport (SNA) in Orange County. We'll be at or close to the beach, so it should be very pleasant. Dave's off leading other trips in Yosemite this week so he won't be back to answer questions or register anyone until Monday, July 30, but mark your calendars and we'll see you there! Dave's at (323) 377-7565 or firstname.lastname@example.com, but remember, he's off leading another trip this weekend and not by his phone or computer. Wave, San Clemente Pier (a "downhill" surfing beach, note horizon). (Nikon F100, Velvia, Nikon 20mm f/2.8 AF, Hoya 85C filter). bigger. 12-15 April 2012: California's Central Coast en Plein Air (Thursday-Sunday). 02-04 March 2012: Olde Southern California (Friday-Sunday). 03-05 February 2012: Route 66 (Friday-Sunday). 17-20 November 2011: Yosemite for Serious Photographers (no DSLRs). Dave Wyman and I are running a new trip to Yosemite in November, but only for seriously serious shooters. This means you're free to bring any sort of camera, except a DSLR. That's how we're defining serious. This shot was made earlier this year with a 1963 LEICA M3, exposure set with LEICAMETER MR-4, 1957 LEICA SUMMICRON 50mm f/2 with close-focusing range, f/8 at 1/125, 39mm LEITZ Or orange filter, no tripod, frame 25 of roll 1 of Kodak T-Max 100. Dave wanted to do an "alternative process" trip where the crazier you or your camera, the better. Dave and I tried to figure out how to define "alternative" process, and we didn't want to say "iPhone and pinhole only" or whatever, so the best we could dream up is simply NO DSLRs. Once we struck out DSLRs, what's left is all cool. Bring your point-and-shoots, 35mm SLRs, real Hasselblads (no digital), wet-plate colliding, Pentax K1000, rangefinders (LEICA M9 is AOK), camera phones or whatever, but leave the DSLRs at home. I was just kidding about wet plates since we'll probably be moving too fast for large format cameras, but we're serious about no DSLRs on this tour. Dave and I run enough tours for DSLRs, so bring your Canon S100, your kid's camera, your Mamiya TLR, Mamiya 6 or whatever, and be ready to make some great snaps with some even more exceptional shooters. Digital cameras are fine for this trip, and so are any sort of SLR, just not a digital SLR. Bring anything and everything else. 02-06 November 2011: Neon, New Mexico, Arizona and Route 66 (2-6 November 2011) Yosemite (16-19 October 2011) and The Eastern Sierra (20-23 October 2011). The Eastern Sierra trip followed right after the Yosemite trip. Photos. 26-28 August 2011: Monterey and the Central California Coast. 24-26 June 2011: The Southern California Photo Express. Photos. 16-19 MAY 2011: Yosemite Waterworks. Photos. 19-22 MAY 2011: Yosemite in Spring. Photos. This was a unique photography workshop and bicycle tour of Yosemite. 14-17 April 2011: Plein Air (Outdoor) Photography along California's Central Coast. Photos. Dave brouhgt along our own caterer and we enjoyed a few freshly-prepared French bistro meals, as if the Central California Coast in springtime wasn't enough. The trip started with the San Luis Obispo Farmer's Market, about which which my wife some years ago remarked was "the best thing she had ever done with me." 22-27 February 2011: Yosemite in Winter. Photos. 17-20 October 2010: Autumn in Yosemite. (Sunday through Wednesday.) This tour is run each year by The Yosemite Association, and is taught by myself and Dave Wyman. Call (209) 379-2317 (ext. 12, ask for Pete) for registration. 21-24 October, 2010: California's Eastern Sierra: Bodie, Mono Lake and the Colors of Autumn. This tour runs right after the Yosemite trip above, and many people join us for both trips. These two trips are extremely popular and sell out months ahead of time. Details and registration (scroll down), or call or email Dave Wyman at (323) 377-7565 in Los Angeles. My photos from last year's trip. Cancelled due to family: 06-12 November 2010: The American Southwest: Northern New Mexico. Rancho de Taos, New Mexico, from 2008's tour. Details and registration (scroll down), or call or email Dave Wyman at (323) 377-7565 in Los Angeles. My photos from 2008's trip. (we did a different version of this trip in 2009.) 26-29 August, 2010: Point Reyes National Seashore and Tomales Bay. (Thursday through Sunday) Tomales Bay, as seen during last year's trip. Dave's Photos from the 2009 Trip. 17-21 June 2010: California's Central Coast: San Luis Obispo to Big Sur. (Thursday through Monday.) 16-21 April 2010 (Friday night through Wednesday night.) GOLDRUSH!, Highway 49 and California's Gold Country. 12-14 February, 2009: Route 66: Barstow, California. 14-17 February, 2009: Route 66: Barstow, California to Kingman, Arizona. (Sunday evening - Wednesday morning.) My photos from last year's Route 66 trips. 2009 November: Monument Valley. 2009 October Monday through Thursday, October 19-22, 2009: Autumn Light in Yosemite. registration. Thursday through Sunday, October 22-25, 2009: Bodie and the Eastern Sierra. 2009 August and September Sunday evening through Wednesday morning, 30 August - 2 September, 2009: Point Reyes. (Photos pending) 2009 June Friday through Sunday, 12 - 14 June 2009: Dave Wyman's photo tour to California's Steinbeck Country. 2009 April: Lands of Fire and Ice: Exploring the Backroads of Northern California Dave Wyman and I will see you again, Friday through Wednesday, April 17-22, 2009. More info. 2009 February: Route 66 Friday through Sunday, 6-8 February 2009. More info. Second Route 66 Photo Tour, February 8-10 2009 (Sunday-Tuesday): The first Rt. 66 photo tour this year was an instant sell-out, so to give more people the chance to make it, Dave Wyman added a second Rt. 66 photo tour which still has some openings. Taos, Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico Photos from trip: digital and film. 2008 October Bodie and California's Eastern Sierra. and Autumn Light in Yosemite National Park: Photos from trip: digital and film and digital. 2008 January The Route 66 Workshop, January 25-27 2008. The 2007 Route 66 Workshop was written up in The New York Times's Travel Section, June 10th, 2007. The same great guy, Dave Wyman, is behind all of these. 2007 October California's Eastern Sierra, October. Thursday through Sunday, October 18-21, 2007: Bodie and the Eastern Sierra. Stoneman Meadow, Yosemite National Park, October. Monday through Wednesday, October 22-24, 2007: Autumn Light Photography in Yosemite National Park, California. I'll be helping teach this workshop sponsored by The Yosemite Association. Also see more about it here. Home Donate New Search Gallery Reviews How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact |


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Definition of bicuspid in English:
Syllabification: bi·cus·pidPronunciation: /bīˈkəspid
- Having two cusps or points.More example sentences
- The overwhelming cause of aortic valve disease in Europe is calcific degenerative disease, and about 2% of the population have congenitally bicuspid aortic valves.
- A score of 2 was given to fully bicuspid dentition, while a score of 3 was given to fully tricuspid dentition, with even cusp heights.
- Causes of dissection include hypertension, Marfan's syndrome, trauma, Ehler's Danlos, coarctation, bicuspid aortic valve and relapsing polychondritis.
Back to top- A tooth with two cusps, especially a human premolar tooth.More example sentences
- Behind the canines are the premolars, or bicuspids.
- Each of the four 'worlds' has two incisors, one canine, two bicuspids, and three molars.
- I realized that one of his bicuspids was dead, turning the green-gray of dead teeth.
mid 19th century: from bi- 'two' + Latin cuspis, cuspid- 'sharp point'.
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A Simulated Clinical Trial to Explore Willingness to Participate and Methods for Improving Reporting of Adherence Among a Sex-worker Cohort in Nellore, India
A simulated microbicides clinical study is being conducted in India to develop and test strategies for improving recruitment, adherence, and the reporting of adherence for future microbicides clinical trials.
The Population Council will conduct a simulated clinical trial among sex workers in Nellore, India. The Council will collaborate on the project with Y.R. Gaitonde Centre for AIDS Research and Education (YRG CARE), a leading Indian research institution based in Chennai.
Researchers aim to evaluate how sex workers who choose to participate in a four-month simulated microbicide trial of a placebo gel differ from their peers who were unwilling to participate. They will also assess whether respondent-driven sampling is likely to be successful for recruiting trial participants.
Other goals of the project are to:
- investigate rates of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, including HSV-2 and gonorrhea, among female sex workers who enroll in the simulated microbicide trial;
- compare adherence and high-risk behavior among participants in the simulated trial using a variety of innovative research tools tested within an experimental framework;
- explore whether participants' adherence and/or their reports of sexual activity and use of gel and condoms are affected by advance knowledge that responses will be validated by additional tests; and
- use interactive voice response surveys (IVRS) and audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (ACASI) to collect behavioral data.
An evaluation of methods to improve the reporting of adherence in a placebo gel trial in Andhra Pradesh, India (abstract) (HTML)
Abbott,Sharon; Friedland,Barbara A.; Sarna,Avina; Katzen,Lauren L.; Rawiel,Ulrike; Srikrishnan,Aylur K.; Shalini,C.S.; Tun,Waimar; Kelly,Christine A.; Solomon,Suniti; Mensch,Barbara S.
AIDS and Behavior 17(6): 2222-2236
Publication date: 2013
Characteristics of female sex workers in southern India willing and unwilling to participate in a placebo gel trial (abstract) (HTML)
Mensch,Barbara S.; Friedland,Barbara A.; Abbott,Sharon; Katzen,Lauren L.; Tun,Waimar; Kelly,Christine A.; Sarna,Avina; Srikrishnan,Aylur K.; Solomon,Suniti
AIDS and Behavior 17(2): 585-597
Publication date: 2013
Sexually transmitted infections and reproductive health morbidity in a cohort of female sex workers screened for a microbicide feasibility study in Nellore, India (abstract) (HTML)
Sarna,Avina; Friedland,Barbara A.; Srikrishnan,Aylur K.; Katzen,Lauren L.; Tun,Waimar; Abbott,Sharon; Rawiel,Ulrike; Kelly,Christine A.; Shalini,C.S.; Solomon,Suniti; Mensch,Barbara S.
Global Journal of Health Science 5(3): 139-149
Publication date: 2013
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Katzen,Lauren L.; Fernandez-Romero,Jose A.; Sarna,Avina; Murugavel,Kailapuri G.; Gawarecki,Daniel; Zydowsky,Thomas M.; Mensch,Barbara S.
Sexually Transmitted Diseases 38(11): 1050-1055
Publication date: 2011
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Location: India (Nellore)
HIV and AIDS
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Duration: 1/2008 - 1/2012
Population Council researchers:
Barbara Friedland
Lauren Katzen
Barbara S. Mensch
Barbara Miller
Ashutosh Mishra
Avina Sarna
Waimar Tun
Chung Wu
Non-Council collaborators:
Aylur Kailasam Ganseh (Y.R. Gaitonde Centre for AIDS Research and Education)
Aylur Kailasam Srikrishnan (Y.R. Gaitonde Centre for AIDS Research and Education)
C. Shalini (Y.R. Gaitonde Centre for AIDS Research and Education)
G. Gailapuri Murugavel (Y.R. Gaitonde Centre for AIDS Research and Education)
Poongulali Selvamuthu (Y.R. Gaitonde Centre for AIDS Research and Education)
Suniti Solomon (Y.R. Gaitonde Centre for AIDS Research and Education)
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10-19-2010- Other Thoughts: I have the typical asian eyelashes where its short, stiff, and points downward. I have tried everything and NOTHING kept my eyelashes from curling and staying curled. I told myself what do i have to lose and tried this curler and no joke, it worked! I didn't even wash my face bc i was so happy and what do u kno, it stayed curled the whole night! The key is to make sure its heated up well and to use it after u put ur mascara on. Do it couple of times on each eye and its even better. Try it, you'll love it! I know i do!
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allison m lutz
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10-05-2010- Other Thoughts: I have been a heated eyelash curler user for a long time. I've tried the stick types (sephora) and the squeeze type. I bought this to replace my second curler which had died. When this arrived I was pleasantly surprised - heavyweight and solid, nice cap that keeps the on button from being turned on accidently. I love the double pads and can feel that the pads are actually getting warm and warm up quite quickly!
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CW editor Mark Pillsbury check out the marine retailer's latest large-format store in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. With a focus on boating on Long Island Sound, West Marine's Flagship store has a focus on salt water fishing, as well as gear for boaters headed toward the region's lakes and rivers. Read more here.
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New from the ground up, the latest West Marine Flagship Store to open is located on Boston Post Road in Old Saybrook, Connecticut.
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