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Ernest LeRoy McAdow
A celebration of life will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 14, at the American Legion Hall, 107 E. Prairie St., Sequim, for Sequim resident Ernest LeRoy McAdow.
Mr. McAdow died July 30, 2010, at the age of 72. He was born July 1, 1938, in Sterling, Colo., to Floyd and Pauline Kerr McAdow.
Drennan & Ford Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
MayBelle Crocker
A service will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Aug. 16, 2010, at Suncrest Village Retirement Center, 251 S. Fifth Ave., Sequim, for Sequim resident MayBelle Crocker, who died Aug. 6, 2010, at the age of 90.
She was born Jan. 8, 1920, in Walla Walla to Calvin Henry and Clara Sprague O'Malley.
At the age of 3, her parents divorced and her mother moved to Sequim to live with her parents, the Ernest Spragues.
In 1924, her mother married William Carl Rhodefer.
Around 1938, she went to work as a housekeeper in Washington Harbor, a job she held with other families in Sequim and Port Angeles.
She married Carl G. Bolling in 1940.
In the late 1960s, Mr. Bolling became ill with tuberculosis, and Mrs. Bolling went back to work. He preceded her in death in 1974.
She married Claude Crocker in 1979 and retired at age 62. The Crockers spent many years traveling and camping around the West, staying at the Salton Sea in California in the winters and at West Twin in the summers.
Around 2000, they moved back to Sequim to be closer to family. He preceded her in death in 2007.
Mrs. Crocker is survived by her brother, Sam C. Rhodefer; sister, Wilma Johnson (Dan); stepson Earl Stanton of Lewiston, Idaho; stepdaughters and sons-in-law Bonny and Steve of Forks; Minnie Deese of Tumwater; Marie and Mel Block and Irene and Ron Miller of Kamiah, Idaho, numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
She also was preceded in death by her brother, Dr. Ernest "Bus" Rhodefer.
Helen Smith
Per her request, no service will be held for former Sequim resident Helen Smith, who died July 31, 2010, at the age of 87.
She was born May 22, 1923, in Elgin, Ore., to James and Ada Hazelwood Hallgarth.
She graduated from Elgin HIgh School in 1941.
She married Clinton Smith on Aug. 30, 1941, in Wiesen, Idaho. She worked at Kahn's Men's Store. She moved to Sequim in 1981, where she lived for 20 years. After her husband's death in 1992, she began volunteer work in the dialysis clinic at Olympic Memorial Hospital in Port Angeles. She moved to Port Orchard in 2001.
She is survived by her children Douglas and Lois Smith of Bullhead City, Ariz.; Donald and Lorna Smith of Port Orchard; Gayle and Anthony Sindelir of Las Vegas, Nev.; Patricia and Frank Banks of Puyallup; Carolyn and Granville Wake of North Bend; Kathleen and Joseph Feldmeth of Ellensburg; Ronald Smith of the Philippines; Deborah Saylor of Brown's Valley, Calif.;and Kim Smith of Bremerton; 16 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
Patricia Garner
No service was reported for former Sequim resident Patricia Garner, who died July 2, 2010, at the age of 76 of pancreatic cancer.
She was born Feb. 25, 1934, in Duluth, Minn., to Ted and Louisa Trudel.
Raised in the Sequim Valley, she was a beautician, seamstress and homemaker.
She married Charles Garner on Oct. 3, 1953, in Redmond. She worked for J.C. Penney for 30 years, in Port Angeles and Tulsa, Okla. She returned from Oklahoma for every class reunion.
She is survived by her husband; daughters and son-in-law Kathy and Mark Wells and Priscilla Garner of Tulsa; brother Charles Trudel of
Sequim; sister and brother-in-law Lois and Moe of Port Angeles.
Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her stepfather Herbert Lehman and brother John Trudel.
Esther Veltkamp
A celebration of life was held for Sequim resident Esther Veltkamp, who died Aug. 4, 2010, at the age of 73.
She was born Dec. 2, 1936, in Clymer, Pa., to Floyd and Olive Oliver Bragg.
She was married to Robert Veltkamp for 50 years. Mrs. Veltkamp was past president of the Port Angeles Board of Realtors and past executive director of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce.
She is survived by her husband, Robert Veltkamp; five sons, five grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter.
Harper-Ridgeview Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
Jeanette Agnes Dick
A prayer service was held for Sequim resident Jeanette Agnes Dick, who died Aug. 4, 2010, at the age of 75.
She was born Feb. 13, 1935, in Tulalip to Dewey and Winifred Fryberg Mitchell.
She grew up in Swinomish/La Conner and moved to Sequim after marrying Donald R. Dick on Oct. 26, 1957. She worked as a housekeeper for 30 years.
She is survived by her daughters Charlene Dick and Denise Lacross of Sequim; brother Raymond Mitchell of Swinomish; three grandchildren; one great-grandson; and many nephews and nieces.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Donald R. Dick Sr., and son Donald R. Dick Jr.
Jimmie J. Gill
A memorial service for Sequim resident, JIMMIE J. GILL will be held at 11:00 a.m. Sunday, August 22 at Dungeness Meadows Clubhouse,
Sequim. A potluck lunch will follow.
Mr. Gill died at home on July 28 at age 80. He was the youngest of three children born to Chris and Thelma Gill in Monticello, Iowa. He graduated from high school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in 1948 and served six years in the US Navy earning the rank of Aviation Tech I.
After discharge, he obtained a position with the US Weather Bureau (NOAA). His first assignment was Tatoosh Island, WA where he served two years after which he was transferred by NOAA to Tucson, Arizona where he worked and resided for many years. In Tucson he married Margaret Louise Ray and they had two children, Susan and David. Margaret died in 1983 and Mr. Gill moved to Phoenix, Arizona where he met and married Doris Brown in 1986. Upon retirement, they moved to Sequim where they resided for twenty years.
The Gills have traveled extensively throughout the United States. Mr. Gill achieved a childhood dream by teaching himself to play the keyboard. He also enjoyed participating in discussion groups and was particularly interested in scientific matters and current events.
He is survived by his wife, Doris Gill of Sequim, his sister, Buirl Thomsen of Manchester, Iowa, his daughter, Susan Pettersen of Fort Ann, New York, his son David Gill of Mesa, Arizona, stepson, Scott Brown of Phoenix, Arizona, stepdaughter, Holly Christian of Buena Vista, Colorado, stepdaughter, Christina Detra of Sequim, and granddaughter Hannah Gill of Surprise, Arizona. In Sequim and Port
Angeles, he was surrounded by eight nieces and
nephews and their families as well.
He was a happy man and much loved.
Doris Jean Haas
Doris Jean Haas, 86, of Sequim, passed away on July 23, 2010. Doris was born on April 1, 1924 to Ralph William and Anna Matilda (Poulsen) Markley in St. Joseph, Missouri.
She married the love of her life, Richard F. Haas, on March 10, 1946 in Inglewood, California.
Doris worked as a bank clerk in Inglewood and Paradise, California. Also during her time in Inglewood, she worked in grade school cafeterias and in the flight kitchen for Continental Airlines.
Doris loved all dancing, but particularly square dancing. She and her husband belonged to the Yoke and Yokels and the Whirling Rainbows Square Dance Clubs in Southern California and to the Strait Wheelers and Rhody-Os clubs in Washington. She also enjoyed doing arts and crafts, and camping; but her passion was spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren, who called her "Oma." Oma can best be described by the quote: "Grandmas are just antique little girls."
She was a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Sequim, Gardiner Grange and Ladies of Elks, where she was instrumental in getting the Sequim Elks Lodge built through monthly fundraisers. Doris was granted a lifetime membership in Hudnall Elementary School PTA in Inglewood.
Doris was known for her ever-positive attitude and was always ready with a smile and a hug!
Doris is survived by her husband, Richard; sons and daughters-in law, Richard Jr. and Debbie of Coronado, California, and Donald and Patty of Port Angeles; sister and brother-in law, Helen and Ali Shahwan; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Memorial services will be held at Faith Lutheran Church, 382 W. Cedar St., Sequim, on August 12, 2010 at 10:00 a.m., with a reception immediately following in the Fellowship Hall. Pastor Steve Eaton will officiate. Inurnment will be at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent, Washington.
Drennan-Ford Funeral Home in Port Angeles was in charge of cremation.
Doris was a faithful contributor to the Clallam County Humane Society. Memorial contributions may be sent to them in her name at 2105 W. Hwy. 101, Port Angeles, WA 98363.
Marilyn Mae Hageman
Early on the morning of August 3rd, in her home at Fellowship Square in Mesa Arizona - Marilyn Mae Hageman, 81, quietly passed from the presence of her daughters into the arms of her Lord. She was the kindest and sweetest woman. She loved art, dancing, laughter, worship, family, friends, sunshine, warm weather and the ocean.
Marilyn was born on October 6th, 1928 in Duluth, Minnesota. Her recent history included more than ten years in Sequim where she was a gifted, talented painter with oils. She was part of the Monday morning "Creative Art Group" led by Richard Bennett. She attended Bethany Pentecostal Church and had a multitude of friends. Marilyn moved to Arizona in November of 2009, where she enjoyed the warm sunshine and the closeness of family.
She passed on of a lingering stomach ailment and was preceded in death by husband, Ken; brother, LeRoy; and sisters, Dorothy and Joyce. Those to survive her include daughters, Deb and Kerry of Arizona, and Roxy of Florida; sisters and brothers, Janine, Bev, Patrick, and Mike of Minnesota, and Kathleen of California; an ocean of friends and her special dog Cricket.
A memorial service will be held in Minneapolis, Minnesota in September. Also, a small memorial gathering and potluck is being planned at the home of Kathleen Sedin on Monday, August 23rd. If you would like to attend please call 683-2723.
William (Bill) M. Strickland of Mesa, Arizona took his mothers hand in Heaven on 7/19/2010. He was at home surrounded by family and friends when he passed away. He was born in Port Angeles, Washington on 9/23/1939 to Earl and Bessie Strickland. He was a graduate of Sequim High School, class of 1957. He joined the Navy in January 1958, was stationed on Midway Island for a year, and completed his military service in June 1962. He lived in California for approximately 15 years, where he became a licensed barber and remained a barber for over 40 years. He co-owned Snippers and then Salon 80 in the Tukwila area of Washington for many years. He also worked at Boeing, in both the Renton and Auburn plants for over 10 years. He retired and moved to Arizona 4 years ago with his wife, Patty.
He and Patty were soulmates from the start and remained partners for life. They met on a blind date 20 years ago. They just celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary in May of this year. Besides his wife, he leaves behind to mourn his passing, his stepdaughter, Shannon (Christopher) Broderson, who moved to Arizona to help care for him earlier this year; his son, Chris Strickland of Washington; and his daughter, Theresa (Jim) Finefrock, of Ohio. He is also survived by grandchildren Alicia, Sarah, Nicole, Jimmy and Cody; and two great-grandchildren, along with his sister, Shirley (Dwaine) Urquhart and other immediate family members. His dog, Sasha, was with her daddy until he passed. He is preceded in death by both his parents Earl and Bessie, his oldest son, William (Billy) Jr. and his brother, Gene.
No services at this time. Memorial services to be announced at a later date. Burial will be in Tahoma National Cemetery in Washington state.
I promised him I would take him home and that is what I will do. My love to Bill and Debbie Toepfer who caught the first flight out of Seattle to be here with Bill. Bill T. made plans with Bill for the next golf game together. To my niece, Corrie Urquhart, for stopping her life for me; Alicia and Sean for arriving sooner rather than later; and my brother, Thomas Thorsby, for his love and support in the days following Bill's passing. And last but not least, daughter Shannon, who gave him such unconditional love, especially during the past several months. I could not have managed without you. Special thanks to Desert Oasis Hospice of 20815 N. 25th Place #A106, Phoenix, AZ 85050 who helped me with Bill's care during the last two months. Without their compassion and expert help, I would not have been able to keep him home with me.
Sonoran Skies Mortuary of 5650 E. Main Street, Mesa, AZ 85205 handled arrangements for the family.
Lucille J. Wilson
October. 23, 1930 - August 2, 2010
On Monday, August 2, 2010 she completed one journey and started another, going home to be with the one who loves her most.
Born in Elma, WA in 1930 to Viola Palmer and Franklin M. Sellers, she graduated from Sequim High School class of 1948. She married Thomas Jenkins and had three sons. When he passed she married Edward C. Wilson and had two children.
She enjoyed the outdoors, gardening, dancing, good friends and her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
In 1975 she went to Peninsula College to earn her degree in Accounting. She worked for Budget Rent A Car for 4 years. She then went to work for AAA of Washington which she retired from in 1996. She moved to Arkansas to be near family and returned home to Sequim in 2002 and has lived here since.
She is survived by her children Thomas L. Jenkins, Long Beach, CA, Myrl Frank Jenkins, Houston TX, James E. Jenkins, Fort Smith, AR, Edward "Eddie" C. Wilson Jr., Sequim WA; daughter Delores V. Cline, Oak Harbor, WA; brothers Al Culdice, Duvall WA, Lee Culdice, Lakeside, MT; sister Franicis Lawarance, Port Angeles, WA. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews, 16 grandchildren, and 29 great-grandchildren.
The family would like to thank Olympic Medical Center, Dr. James Flowers and staff; Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle, Clinic Galon Rehab in Renton, Martha and Mary Rehab in Poulsbo, Avamere Olympic Rehab of Sequim and Assured Hospice of Washington.
A memorial service will be held Wednesday, August 11, 2010 at Sequim Valley Funeral Chapel at 2:00 p.m.
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The aim of this work is to answer constructively to C. Le Ray and F. Audibert who were surprised that the French guidelines recommended an assisted delivery after 30 min pushing, even if the fetal heart rate is reassuring. We first resumed the definition of "second stage of labor", this word including the first phase with no pushing efforts and the second phase with active pushing of the mother. With that definition, the length of the second stage is around 60 min for the primipara and 20 min for the multipara, this length being modified by the use of peridural. We then specified the physiological mechanisms influencing the acidobasic equilibrium during the pushing time. Those mechanisms are difficult to consider because foetal heart rate monitoring is often "lost" during that phase. Altogether, these factors bring incertitude about progressive foetal acidosis and incapacity to diagnose it. Finally, the literature analysis teaches us that increasing the second stage of labor (inactive plus active phases) during the normal pregnancy seems to be at low risk for the foetus within the primiparas, but display a risk for the mother and so might be limited. Comparing the delayed pushing with the immediate pushing only lead us to conclude that delayed pushing is dangerous, as is prolonged second stage. In conclusion, we think that prolonging the second stage of labor is possible but must be by increasing the inactive first phase of the second stage, especially as long as we will not get a noninvasive and reliable method allowing assessing the well-being of the foetus. |
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Schools may have to change the way they teach high-risk students in order to raise high school graduation rates and better prepare students for college.
That was the lesson an Indiana educator delivered Friday for Jefferson Community Colleges EDGE professional development day. EDGE stands for Education Demonstrating Growth and Excellence and is a way for north country students to obtain transferable college credits in high school.
Janet Boyle, assistant director of the University of Indiana Center for Excellence in Leadership Learning, discussed how Indianas mandatory dual credits like JCCs EDGE courses and an emphasis on creating a college culture is leading to better graduation rates.
While New York does not demand all high schools offer courses bearing college credit, Alexandria Central EDGE teacher and JCC adjunct professor Molly C. Reilly said advanced courses put college in the forefront of students minds.
I think concurrent enrollment improves the students transition to college, she said. I think they learn skills in a more comprehensive way.
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I had a kid who was a first generation (college student) coming from extreme poverty, she said. That kid just graduated from law school and is a D.C. lawyer. Thats what the EDGE program can do.
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Dangerous Decibels receives Safe-in-Sound award
Congratulations to the team behind Dangerous Decibels, a program of the CDC -funded Prevention Research Center and the Center for Healthy Communities at OHSU. They've been awarded the 2013 Safe-in-Sound Award for Innovation in Hearing Loss Prevention! The award was presented to the Dangerous Decibels team by the director of the National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety, Dr. John Howard. NIOSH is the federal agency responsible for conducting research and making recommendations for the prevention of work-related injury and illness, and is affiliated with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. William "Billy" Martin, Ph.D., professor of otolaryngology, head and neck surgery and public health and preventive medicine, is director of Dangerous Decibels. He also heads up clinical research in the Oregon Hearing Research Center. The Dangerous Decibels project is a public health campaign designed to reduce the incidence and prevalence of Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) and tinnitus (ringing in the ear) by changing knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of school-aged children. "Jolene" (pictured at right) is one of the unique educational tools developed for Dangerous Decibels – she measures the sound levels of personal stereo systems.The project is built upon an innovative collaboration between basic science researchers, clinicians, museum educators, health communication experts, civic leaders, teachers, public health professionals, and volunteers in a unique public/private partnership. Partners include the Oregon Hearing Research Center and Portland State University (Department of Health Communications), and University of Northern Colorado. For the full story, please visit the Staff News page.
Dennis McCarty Wins Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Public Health Association
October 15, 2012
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Washington, DC – The Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Section recently released the names of its 2012 ATOD Section award winners. The announcement was made prior to the American Public Health Association's 140th Annual Meeting and Exposition to be held in San Francisco, California later this month. "These awards are intended to recognize and celebrate outstanding achievements in the ATOD field," said Linda Bosma, chair of the ATOD Section. "The awards also acknowledge the diverse subject topics in our field including advocacy, education, policy, prevention, research and treatment."
This year, the ATOD Section recognized three of its luminaries. The Lifetime Achievement Award, which recognizes an individual who has had a long and distinguished career in the ATOD field and has also provided a lifetime of significant contributions, went to Dr. Dennis McCarty, professor and vice chair of the Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at the Oregon Health and Science University, Portland.
Professor McCarty's professional work has been at the intersection of policy, practice and research. His public health career spans the last 30 years and has included work as an evaluator, research director, professor and over eight years of public service working for the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Abuse Services. Dr. McCarty has authored 85 peer reviewed publications in the ATOD field and is currently involved as Principle or Co-Investigator on six different NIH/NIDA funded research projects. He is also involved with the RWJF Advancing Recovery: National Evaluation Plan designed to promote adoption of evidence-based practices in addiction treatment.
Other ATOD Section awards included the Section Leadership award, which went to Ann Mahony, Washington, DC-based public health consultant and former chair of the ATOD Section. The Community- Based Leadership Award was presented to Jaime Martinez, director of community development at ClearWar Minnesota in Minneapolis. Three Student Poster Showcase Awards, one each for alcohol, tobacco and other drugs will be presented to public health students who present outstanding posters at the annual meeting.
"We appreciate our award winners' contributions and congratulate them on receiving these prestigious awards," Bosma said.
Dongseok Choi elected as a Fellow of the American Statistical Association
Dr. Dongseok Choi was elected as a Fellow of the American Statistical Association (ASA). In 2012, the ASA elected 48 of its members as Fellows of the Association who were recognized for their outstanding professional contributions to and leadership in the field of statistical science. New Fellows will be presented with their awards on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, at 8:00 p.m. in San Diego, California at the San Diego Convention Center during the Joint Statistical Meetings awards ceremony. The American Statistical Association (ASA), a scientific and educational society founded in Boston in 1839, is the second oldest continuously operating professional society in the United States. The designation of Fellow has been a superlative honor in ASA for more than 90 years. According to the association by-laws, each year the Committee on Fellows can elect no more than one-third of one percent of the total ASA membership as Fellows. His award citation reads, "For his excellent contributions to statistical methods in bioinformatics and spatial modeling, collaborative biomedical research. For his superb service to our profession. For his effort for creating new biostatistics education program."
Tom Becker Named Charles and Velma Sharp Endowed Professor
Dr. Tom Becker , MD, PhD, Chair of the Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine was named the Charles and Velma Sharp Endowed Professorship at the OHSU School of Medicine & Knight Cancer Institute. A small luncheon held October 17 in the OHSU Old Library honored Dr. Becker and the creation of the professorship. Brian Druker, MD, Director of the Knight Cancer Institute, thanked the Sharp family and outlined Dr. Becker's accomplishments related to cancer epidemiology and community-based prevention. Dinah Deshler, daughter of Dr. Charles and Velma Sharp, reflected on her father's commitment to serving disadvantaged communities and his interest in creating an endowed position. Dr. Becker thanked the family for their generosity and outlined his plans for community-based population oriented prevention initiatives in collaboration with American Indian, Native Alaskan, and Native Hawaiian investigators.
Knight News (login required) spoke recently with Dr. Becker about his new appointment. To read the interview, please visit this link.
Jodi Lapidus Wins Faculty Excellence Award
Jodi Lapidus won the School of Medicine Faculty Excellence in Education Award. Annually the School of Medicine selects 3-5 faculty as recipients of the Faculty Excellence in Education Awards using the criteria of leadership, teaching and commitment.
Mike Lasarev Honored For Teaching
Mike Lasarev has been honored for teaching excellence in graduate education by SoM graduate students. A recognition luncheon will be held on Tuesday, November 1.
Dr. Tom Becker Wins Lesko Award
The Awards Committee of the School of Medicine Graduate Studies Program have selected Dr. Tom Becker as a recipient of the 2011 John A Resko Faculty Research Achievement and Mentoring Award. This award is presented each year to a graduate faculty member for outstanding research accomplishments and the mentoring of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.
The award is made in honor of the more than 30 years of research, mentoring and leadership contributions of John A Resko, Professor Emeritus and former Chairman of the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology. This was a highly unusual year in that the Awards Committee received an unusual number of nominations for excellent faculty. While this is a good situation for OHSU, it made the committee's decision exceedingly difficult. The committee has made the extraordinary decision this year to award 2 prizes, to two faculty who are each distinguished scientifically have very different but highly successful mentoring styles. (Dr Andresen will also receive the award this year.)
The award, which is sponsored by the John A Resko Endowment Fund, consists of a certificate and an honorarium. It will be presented at the School of Medicine Hooding Ceremony, on Monday, 6 June at 9.00 am in the Arlene Schnitzer Hall.
Kevin Winthrop Wins For Leadership and Innovation in Science
PHPM joint Assistant Professor Kevin Withrop has won an award from the Medical Research Foundation of Oregon for leadership and innovation in science. Click here for the full article.
Presentations and Travel:
Jay Kravitz Visits Guatemala
In the spring of 2012, Dr. Jay Kravitz returned from a two week stint in The Peten, Guatemala, where he mentored medical students from Loyola University through a program called the US International Health Alliance - Guatemala. Last fall, Dr. Kravitz helped to sponsor two 4th year OHSU medical students to work in this part of northeast Guatemala. This is an area heavily populated by Maya people with limited access to health care, who speak Spanish and Quechi. To learn more about the program, please visit this link: http://internationalhealthalliance.org/. If anyone is interested in the program, please contact Dr. Kravitz.The Division of Health Services Research Participates in the OMSI Brain Fair
The Western States Node, in collaboration with the Northwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center and the Methamphetamine Abuse Research Center, participated in Brain Fair on March 3, 2012. The Node's exhibit featured the research conducted within the Clinical Trials Network, the Blending Products available through the ATTC network, and the latest on the neuroscience of addiction from the Methamphetamine Abuse Research Center. Oregon Health and Science University's Brain Institute sponsors the annual Brain Fair at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) to showcase the University's neuroscience and brain-related research. The 2012 Brain Fair (the largest Brain Fair in the country) celebrated the closing of the OMSI exhibit Body Worlds and the Brain. The Brain Fair included interactive exhibits, real human brains, crafts, demonstrations, prizes, and OHSU scientists explaining their research. The Brain Fair is part of the 2012 Brain Awareness Season with public presentations on The Brain and Society. Scheduled speakers include Story Landis, PhD, (Director, National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke – March 12), Alan Leshner, PhD, (Executive Director, American Association for the Advancement of Science– March 19) and Nora Volkow, MD, (Director, National Institute on Drug Abuse – April 26).
Tom Becker attends the second International Conference to Advance a Population Health Intervention Research meeting
In March, 2012, Dr. Tom Becker was invited to attend the second International Conference to Advance a Population Health Intervention Research meeting in Montréal, Québec, Canada. The meeting included an international audience from Europe, Canada, and the U.S., with scientists from diverse fields: sociology, anthropology, epidemiology, public health, and other fields. The main thrust of the meeting, complementing the didactic presentations and poster sessions, was exploration of new and effective ways to implement interventions that will affect population health. Although Tom states that he is not sure why he was invited to this limited attendance meeting, he nonetheless presented a poster that derives from work in the Prevention Research Center. The poster was titled, Effectiveness of a multi-component, community-based noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus prevention intervention in an Oregon American Indian community. Authors included: Becker, T.M., Martin, W.H., Sobel, J.L., Griest, S.E., Howarth, L.C., Zaback, T., Lambert, W.E. Of the meeting, Dr. Becker says, "This was a very interesting group of scientists and public health practitioners who are still very active in the grant arena seeking funding for intervention research. The networking opportunities were excellent, and the venue was terrific. Unfortunately, the weather was not quite as spectacular in Montréal as I would have liked…it was minus one degree one day. I hope that our next meeting is in Miami or San Diego."Seth O'Neal Visits Peru
Dr. Seth O'Neal visited Peru between February 29th and March 8th. He is partnering with the Cysticercosis Working in Peru on a community intervention to control transmission of Taenia solium parasite (also known as the pork tapeworm), a leading cause of epilepsy in the developing world. The work involves examining pig tongues and collecting stool from people, which explains why locals refer to field team members as either the "cocheros" (the pig guys) or the "caceros" (the poo guys). Seth is getting help from local kids in demonstrating the importance of checking pig tongues for telltale parasite cysts.
Dennis McCarty Testifies atOregon Prescription Drug Summit
Dennis McCarty and Tim Hartnett testified on the value of treatment for opioid dependence at the Oregon Prescription Drug Summit. The Summit was held November 22 at the US District Courthouse in Portland. The US Attorney, Oregon Attorney General, and the Oregon Partnership sponsored the summit to examine strategies to address the epidemic of prescription opioid abuse in Oregon.
In Other News
Another Successful Summer Institute!
It's that time of year again, where our CDC-funded Prevention Research Center, the Center for Healthy Communities, in partnership with the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAIHB), can celebrate another successful Summer Institute! In June, 2012, our Summer Institute hosted 90 individuals from around the country to participate in the three-week training. Most of participants (78%) were tribally affiliated and all were working on Native health issues. Course evaluations and student feedback were quite positive and plans for the upcoming year are already underway. Thirteen classes were offered over the three-week period at NPAIHB and OHSU. Each participant was able to pick-and-choose his or her own individualized course schedule. Course instructors were diverse in their areas of expertise of Indian health and included faculty and staff from the State Health Department, Indian Health Service, Portland State University, University of New Mexico, National Indian Child Welfare Association, University of Kentucky, Native American Cancer Institute, Seattle Indian Health Board, and OHSU. This year we were also lucky to have the Honorable Elizabeth Furse co-instruct our Indian Health Policy and Emerging Issues class. The Honorable
Elizabeth Furse is former House of Representatives member and champion for American Indian policy. The Summer Institute would like to thank PHPM Faculty, staff, and volunteers for their contributions to the success of the program: Drs. Tom Becker (Cancer Prevention and Control), Bill Lambert (Questionnaire Design and Epi-Data), Jodi Lapidus (Data Analysis with SAS), John Stull (Introduction to Epidemiology; Epidemiology Methods), and Kevin Winthrop (Outbreak Investigation Epidemiology), as well as, Sara Caldwell-Kan, Patricia Fisher,Jessica Kennedy, Katrina Ramsey, and Tosha Zaback. Thank you!
Save the Dates for the next Summer Institute, June 10-28, 2013!
Dr. Bill Lambert was interviewed on KBOO
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HRSA Grant Application Success!
John Stull recently received funding for a three-year grant from HRSA entitled, "Training Residents in Prevention and Policy" (TRIPP). This project will substantially enhance the Preventive Medicine Residency by creating three additional Preventive Medicine residency positions, providing academic training in the Oregon MPH Program and practicum placements in the newly established Oregon Health Authority (OSH). The training will focus on developing organizational leadership skills and applying prevention practice and research to the development, implementation, and evaluation of health policy at the State and local level. In addition, the project will develop and implement a model competency-based curriculum, specifically designed to prepare residents for careers in prevention and public policy. The curriculum will include: (a) a menu of experiential learning opportunities within the OHA, (b) a seminar series on organizational leadership and health policy, and (c) quarterly health policy symposia on important current health and prevention policy issues. This promises to develop and solidify some important collaborative relationships for the Residency and the Department. Congratulations, John!


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- NAME: Alastair Sim
- OCCUPATION: Actor
- BIRTH DATE: October 09, 1900
- DEATH DATE: August 19, 1976
- EDUCATION: Edinburgh Provincial Training Center
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
- PLACE OF DEATH: London, England, United Kingdom
- Full Name: Alastair George Bell Sim, CBE
- Originally: Alastair George Bell Sim
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Scottish actor Alastair Sim appeared in many classic British films in the mid-20th century. His best known portrayal was that of Ebenezer Scrooge in 1951's A Christmas Carol.
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Born in 1900 in Edinburgh, Scotland, Alastair Sim's first career was that of a teacher of speech. By the middle of the 20th century, Sim had found great success in acting on stage, in film and on television, developing complex characters that transitioned as the storyline progressed. In 1950, Sim was considered the most popular film actor in Britain, and was made a commander of the British Empire. Always modest about his fame,
"As I passed imperceptibly from a beautiful child to a strong handsome lad, I wanted more than anything else in the world to be of all things, a hypnotist. I practiced on gentle dogs."
"I stand or fall in my profession by the public's judgment of my performances. No amount of publicity can dampen a good one or gloss over a bad one."
"At first I was not sure if I liked films. The sequences are so disconnected and mechanical I thought I should have difficulty 'getting into the skin' of the characters. But I soon found that the care, precision and concentrated energy that attends the photographing of each scene conspires to pitch one into the right frame of mind."
"It was revealed to me many years ago with conclusive certainty that I was a fool and that I had always been a fool. Since then I have been as happy as any man has a right to be."
he promoted the careers of many young actors later in life. He died in London in 1976, following a battle with lung cancer.
Early Life
Alastair Sim was born in the Scottish city of Edinburgh, Scotland, on October 9, 1900. He was the youngest of Alexander and Isabella Sim's four children. His father was a tailor who owned his own establishment. For a time, the family lived above the shop, but as Alastair entered school, the business picked up enough that they were able to move to a house outside of town.
After Alastair Sim received his formal education, he left school at the age of 14 and, for a time, worked in his father's shop. He showed an interest in language as a young man, and later attended the Edinburgh Provincial Training Center. Between 1925 and 1930, he worked as a Fulton lecturer in elocution at New College, part of the University of Edinburgh.
Acting Career
Alastair Sim began working as a stage actor in 1930, taking on minor roles. His deep talent was soon discovered, and he was cast as Othello that same year. In 1932, he met and married Naomi Plaskill, his muse and wife for life. The couple had one child, a daughter named Merlith. It wasn't long before Sim moved to films in supporting roles. One of his more memorable characters was that of Detective Sergeant Bingham in the film series Inspector Hornleigh. His on-screen presence was so dominant that he has often been credited with "stealing the scene" from the film's star actors.
Throughout the 1940s, Sim was cast in several lead roles; he starred in the thriller Green for Danger, the comedy The Happiest Days of Your Life and Alfred Hitchcock's Stage Fright, among other major films. One of Sim's better-known portrayals was that of Captain Hook in the production of Peter Pan, a role he reprised six times during his career. In a national cinema poll in 1950, Sim was voted the most popular film actor in Britain. In 1953, he was made a commander of the British Empire.
Characters Portrayed
Alastair Sim attained star status playing eccentric authority figures such as doctors, school teachers and ministers. The characters he created were not one-dimensional, but, rather, often shady and duplicitous, initially putting on airs of benevolence or even kindness. As the story progressed, his characters transitioned into menacing figures, often surprising the audience and adding to the film's suspense.
Always ambivalent about his own fame, Sim never signed autographs, later explaining that he did not want to cheapen his art. However, throughout his career, he promoted young acting talent.
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The lilies in front of our house began to bloom this week. It looks like summer has finally arrived in the Northwest! :)
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I probably should have emphasized the word "finally" a bit more in my original post... :)
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I actually don't hate Justin Beiber...I mean, think about it. He's successful and young. He's not successful you say? ok, go ahead and tell me about what it is to be successful. He has tons of money, can have almost any woman, and is happy with his own life. If you are happy with your life, that counts as success to me, if you've ever read the story of Chris McCandless, everyone thought he was the biggest loser and ******* to be, until someone wrote a book about him to explain HIS life. Chris McCandless was successful, JB is also successful. I'm going to get red thumbed to **** , but oh well. I have no fear.
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I understand your point. His fanbase isn't the best. but that's not technically his fault. I dislike other things for their fanbase as well, but I also have a list of other reasons to not like it as well. JB, I just don't care enough to dislike him or hate on him. **** , if I could be a popstar singer with **** tons of money and no responsibility accept my music, I would take that in a heartbeat! I would just have to try my hardest to make sure money doesn't change me, because that's a dangerous path bro. Also, thumb for not being a ******* about my opinion over FJ haha


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Definition of allude in English:
Line breaks: al¦ludePronunciation: /əˈl(j)uːd
- 1Suggest or call attention to indirectly; hint at: she had a way of alluding to Jean but never saying her nameMore example sentences
- In the third part of the book Brueggemann discusses what he calls 'Unsolicited Testimony,' or texts which indirectly allude to the nature of Yahweh.
- However the Chinese, for the past 2,000-odd years, have been expert at alluding indirectly, through historical analogies, to current political events.
- It may be the case that 'Gudeman of Ballangeich' had become a general term for alluding indirectly to a Scottish king, but it is possible that Charles I and Charles Edward were seen as having more in common with James V than Stuart blood.
- 1.1Mention without discussing at length: we will allude briefly to the main pointsMore example sentences
- At no time during this meeting did he discuss or allude to specific violations of conduct, Lavik said.
- In the mid-20th century a variety of factors (which I can only briefly allude to here) converged to spark a second wave of marriage-law reform.
- She does briefly allude to this complexity between the local and the national on pages 27-28, but this could have been enhanced by further explicit reasoning and additional detail.
- 1.2(Of an artist or a work of art) recall (an earlier work or style) in such a way as to suggest a relationship with it: the photographs allude to Italian Baroque paintingMore example sentences
- Several other works allude to the importance of family connections among artists in Rome that were made through workshops, collaborations, friendships, and marriages.
- Neate's works allude to aspects of art history that critical received taste occasionally dismisses as slightly kitschy.
- While other artists may allude to the interaction of nature and culture, he draws on both realms for his very materials, employing chlorophyll as well as acrylic paint.
late 15th century (in the sense 'hint at, suggest'): from Latin allus-, alludere, from ad- 'towards' + ludere 'to play'.
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2 bedroom 1 bath cottage newly remodeled comfortably sleeps 6 to 8 air conditioned on 3 acres of wooded land with fire pit in back yard. non smoking House ,straight down the road 3/4 mile to public and secluded buchanan beach and half mile to bike trail or christian conference center or take scenic Lake shore drive five miles north to downtown beach and shops.
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More than 14 million people were affected by the devastation brought on by super Typhoon Haiyan (known locally as Yolanda) in the Philippines. The typhoon struck the Visayas region of the Central Philippines on 8 November 2013. The winds registered at over 300 km per hour - the strongest in ...read more
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Dec 5 2012: If you ask me the good that could come from such research far out weighs any religious or other issues. While 3rd trimester abortions are murder, human life does not start at the stem cell stage.
A regular at a restaurant I patronize had stem cells injected into a thumb injury with good results. Look at this video, this is truly miraculous stuff that government has NO business interfering with.
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There are no spots left anymore. If you really want to play though, just send me a pm and might create an additional role pm or make you back-up.
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I can't believe I just made that up on the spot. xD Don't take it too seriously.
Anyway, Rules:
1. It's strictly prohibited to post your role pm in this thread, or anywhere else outside pm's (preferably not there either, but I won't be able to check that anyway). Doing this results into modkill. If you're dead this rule won't matter anymore.
2. Please no posting in this thread once your dead. I don't mind you making a death quote or whatever ("I told you I was innocent!"), but just take it to the Lounge afterwards.
3. I'd like a copy of most game related pm's. At least for the mafia's pm's.
4. The game consists of many phases. Each phase (a day or night) consists of 24 hours. At 8 pm GMT a phase will end, and I will update. Make sure you've sent me your night actions by then!
5. Every day you can vote someone off (lynching). To vote, say vote: [person]. To change your vote, you will say
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6. If you change your name, please say so in the thread. Otherwise things can get very confusing for everyone.
7. All PM's have a Dutch sentence in it. This is basically proof of realness. When translated it might give you a friendly tip.
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1. Ghost (Cobalt) - Devin the coin-flipping gambler. Killed in end-game.
2. Rayne - Rayne the Roleblocker, lynched on day 4
3. Hawkfire (Ryuutakeshi) - Hunter Blade the inheritant, then Ino-chan the upgrader. Killed in end-game.
4. Princess of Sorrows- Modkilled on Night 3 because of a ban, role same as Badal's.
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Pope blesses followers in first tweet
Twitter sends social manager to Rome to help the Vatican with its social media presence
Computerworld - Pope Benedict XVI used his first tweet to bless the approximately 648,000 people who followed him before he had even made his first Twitter appearance.
Using an Apple iPad, the pope launched his Twitter presence with seven tweets Wednesday, even answering a few questions sent to him via the #askpontifex hashtag.
"Dear friends, I am pleased to get in touch with you through Twitter. Thank you for your generous response. I bless all of you from my heart," the Pope said in his first tweet.
As of noon ET on Wednesday, the pope had more than 800,000 followers for his English Twitter account and more than a million followers, including accounts in Arabic, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese and Spanish.
The pope himself is not writing the Twitter messages, but he reportedly will approve them all before they are sent.
Benedict joins a growing list of world leaders and celebrities who have added their voices to Twitter, including President Barack Obama, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, and former French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Archbishop Claudio Celli, head of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, told Vatican Radio that the pope joined Twitter, not to gain online popularity, but to reach the faithful in a modern medium.
"The Holy Father is not looking for popularity. This doesn't correspond to a pope and it doesn't correspond to the style of Pope Benedict XVI," Celli told Vatican Radio. "I think he is choosing a way to be present where people are. ... The peculiarity of the new technologies is to create an environment where people are living and in such a milieu we have to announce the Gospel, to announce Jesus. We have to be there!"
Twitter even lent a hand to the pope, sending Claire Diaz-Ortiz , Twitter's manager of social innovation, to the Vatican to help get the pontiff started.
Diaz-Ortiz tweeted about her experience from the room where the Pope Benedict was sending his first tweets.
"The Pope now giving his message. Thank you, Stanford University, for teaching me (bad) Italian," she tweeted. Later she added, "I see @cardinalsean (O'malley) in the audience, sitting in front of Archbishop Celli. He's a great Twitter example for religious leaders."
For his first day on Twitter, the pontiff focused on answering a few questions.
"Any suggestions on how to be more prayerful when we are so busy with the demands of work, families and the world?" was one tweeted question.
The pope responded by tweeting, "Offer everything you do to the Lord, ask his help in all the circumstances of daily life and remember that he is always beside you."
While many of the questions sent to the pope were about faith and issues such as poverty, others were more topical.
For instance, SouthrnCatholic asked in a tweet, "@Pontifex when will Bl. John Paul II be canonized? #askpontifex"
And @rockinnbehr asked, "Dear pontifex: US Congress may decimate services that aid the poor. You say creating poverty is a sin -- what to do? #askpontifex #fiscalcliff"
Others, though, weren't as serious.
One question came from @FoldsOfFlab, asking, "@Pontifex What's your gamertag? You have the look of a seasoned CoDsman. #askpontifex" (A player of Call of Duty)
And @nelitonma tweeted, "#askpontifex Holy Santity... I'm a teacher and sometimes I want to throw my students on boiling lava. Is this a sin?"
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